Russia to seek mutually acceptable resolution to dispute with Ja

Russia to seek mutually acceptable resolution to dispute with Ja

HANOI, Vietnam - Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe smiles at Russian President Vladimir Putin prior to their talks in Hanoi on Nov. 18. The two leaders agreed on seeking a ''mutually acceptable resolution'' to a territorial dispute, the major obstacle that has prevented the two countries from signing a postwar peace treaty, Japanese government officials said. (Kyodo)

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