(1)Gov't releases photos of diplomats' vehicle shot in Iraq

(1)Gov't releases photos of diplomats' vehicle shot in Iraq

TOKYO, Japan - One of three photos released by the Foreign Ministry on Dec. 4 showing the Toyota Motor Corp. Land Cruiser in which two Japanese diplomats and their Iraqi driver were shot dead on Nov. 29 in northern Iraq. The ministry said earlier there were about 30 bullet holes in the vehicle.

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