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Why didn't Japan attack Vladivostok during the Russo-Japanese War?
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Vladivostok was the furthest terminus of the Trans-Siberian railroad, and is located close to Russia's border with then Japanese-occupied Korea. Once Port Arthur fell, it was the only location in the Russian Far East capable of basing a navy of any real strength
Yet during the Russo-Japanese War, the Japanese never made any effort to capture the city, just launching a few naval raids on it. Why was this?
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