Akihiko Tanaka, who returned to the top post at a government-linked aid agency earlier this month, vowed Friday to help people fleeing Ukraine following the Russian invasion of the Eastern European country."In addition to offering emergency financial aid to the Ukrainian government, we'd like to examine what we can do and provide necessary support to the evacuees," said Tanaka, 67, who returned to the helm of the Japan International Cooperation Agency on April 1 after a hiatus of over six years.JICA has dispatched personnel to Moldova, a neighbor of Ukraine, to grasp what is needed to help …READ FULL ARTICLE