Driver of Japanese reporters describes attack

Driver of Japanese reporters describes attack

BAGHDAD, Iraq - Raad Ashoor, the Iraqi driver of Japanese journalists Kotaro Ogawa and his uncle Shinsuke Hashida, describes how they were attacked on the way through Mahmoudiya, about 30 km south of Baghdad. (Kyodo)

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