Nukes passage in Japan seas tolerable in emergency: Kyuma

Nukes passage in Japan seas tolerable in emergency: Kyuma

TOKYO, Japan - Defense Agency Director General Fumio Kyuma speaks in reply to an opposition question at a House of Representatives Security Committee session on Nov. 24. He said the passage of a nuclear-armed U.S. military ship in Japanese territorial waters would be tolerable in the event of an emergency. (Kyodo)

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