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Kuril Islands: Russia's eastern frontier

Published 18 Jun, 2012 01:30 | Updated 24 Jun, 2012 09:29
Kuril Islands: Russia's eastern frontier

They lie between the Sea of Okhotsk and the North Pacific Ocean. There are 56 of them with a total land area of about 15,600 square kilometers and a population of 19,000. Along with millions of seabirds, crabs and fish, the Ainu people were early inhabitants on these islands. Yet a long-running dispute over these territories still continues. They are the Kuril Islands – Russia’s eastern frontier!

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