ロシアのミサイル攻撃を非難　松野官房長官

　松野博一官房長官は１１日の記者会見で、ロシアによるウクライナ全土へのミサイル攻撃で市民に死傷者が出ていることについて「極めて深刻に受け止めている。断じて正当化できないもので強く非難する」と述べた。
　松野氏は同日中にオンラインで開かれる先進７カ国（Ｇ７）緊急会合に岸田文雄首相が出席すると明かした上で、「Ｇ７の結束を確認し、国際社会に強力なメッセージを発出していきたい」と強調した。（2022/10/11-11:26）

The Japanese government on Tuesday strongly condemned Russia's missile strikes across Ukraine the previous day, which reportedly killed 14 people and wounded nearly 100.
   "We take (the missile strikes) extremely serious," Chief Cabinet Secretary Hirokazu Matsuno told a press conference. "We strongly condemn (the strikes) as they are absolutely unjustifiable."
   The top government spokesman said Prime Minister Fumio Kishida is slated to attend an emergency online Group of Seven meeting on the matter later on Tuesday.
   "We aim to confirm the G-7's unity and send a powerful message to the international community," Matsuno noted.
   At a separate press conference, Foreign Minister Yoshimasa Hayashi said there has been no report that Japanese citizens in Ukraine were harmed by the latest Russian strikes. He called on them to take shelter immediately while securing safety.