Bolton meets reps of families of abducted Japanese

Bolton meets reps of families of abducted Japanese

WASHINGTON, United States - U.S. arms control chief John Bolton (L) shakes hands with Tetsuya Yokota and meets other representatives of the families of Japanese abducted to North Korea at the U.S. State Department on Sept. 12. The others are Shigeo Iizuka (2nd from L), Takuya Yokota (3rd from L), and the group's deputy head Yoichi Shimada. (Pool photo)(Kyodo)

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