Japanese fact-finding mission visits Basra in southern Iraq

Japanese fact-finding mission visits Basra in southern Iraq

BASRA, Iraq - Red rust is seen in this photo taken at an oil refinery factory in Basra, southern Iraq. A Japanese fact-finding mission visited the refinery on Feb. 9 to pave the way for Japan to provide yen-loan assistance for Iraq's reconstruction. (Kyodo)

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