Russian energy head backs priority for Japan-proposed route

MOSCOW, Russia - Sergei Oganesian, director of the Russian Energy Agency, speaks to a group of reporters in Moscow on June 4 about a Japanese plan to build an oil pipeline linking Angarsk near Lake Baikal with the city of Nakhodka. (Kyodo)

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