Japan seeks support of envoys of Russia on U.N. resolution

Japan seeks support of envoys of Russia on U.N. resolution

TOKYO, Japan - Foreign Minister Taro Aso (R) meets with Russian Ambassador to Japan Alexander Losyukov (L) at his ministry July 7 in Japan's stepped-up diplomatic drive to seek international support for a Japan-sponsored resolution that would impose sanctions against North Korea over its multiple missile launches. (Kyodo)

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