(1)2 Japanese journalists attacked in Baghdad suburb

(1)2 Japanese journalists attacked in Baghdad suburb

BAGHDAD, Iraq - File photo of Shinsuke Hashida, one of two Japanese freelance journalists attacked in a Baghdad suburb May 27. Hashida was with his nephew Kotaro Ogawa, a driver and an interpreter. (Kyodo)

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