(CNN)Two Japanese hostages, one demand from ISIS: Hand over $200 million, or else. The else being that the pair will meet the same gruesome fate as other captives held by the terrorist group, others who were shown in ISIS videos kneeling in orange jumpsuits in front of masked, black-clad men -- just like the Japanese hostages identified as Kenji Goto Jogo and Haruna Yukawa -- shortly before being beheaded. In the latest video, a masked man gives the Japanese government a choice to pay $200 million -- the same amount of money Prime Minister Shinzo Abe recently pledged for those "contending" with ISIS -- to free the Japanese men. That deal holds for 72 hours, which would seem to mean sometime Friday, since the video appeared on social media Tuesday.
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A video shows a masked man standing over two kneeling men in orange jumpsuits
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He links the threat against the men to Japan's support for the coalition against ISIS
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Japan's Prime Minister says he's angry about the "unacceptable" hostage situation
@placeholder has asked for ransoms before, and apparently has been paid them.
Like most countries, @placeholder has never advertised that it or Japanese companies have paid ransom for hostages.