After the Second World War, at the International Military Tribunal for the Far East, fourteen Japanese were charged by delegates of the conquering Soviet Union, with having "initiated a war of aggression ... against the Mongolian People's Republic in the area of the Khalkhin-Gol River" and also with having waged a war "in violation of international law" against the USSR.
Ved den internationale militærdomstol i Fjernøsten blev 14 japanere tiltalt for at have "indledt en aggressionskrig ... mod den Mongolske Folkerepublik i omdet ved Khalkhin-Gol floden" og for at have ført krig "i strid med international ret" mod Sovjetunionen.