Japan PM Suga after N. Korea ballistic missile launch

Japan PM Suga after N. Korea ballistic missile launch

Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga speaks to reporters at his office in Tokyo on March 25, 2021, after the government confirmed North Korea fired two ballistic missiles.

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