JAL hijackers in N. Korea send tweets

JAL hijackers in N. Korea send tweets

Editor Reinin Shiino (C, back) and supporters of former Red Army Faction members, responsible for hijacking a JAL flight in 1970, hold a meeting in Tokyo on Jan. 20, 2015. They have been sending out tweets e-mailed from the members, now living in North Korea, about once a month since October 2014. There are some 4,000 Twitter followers. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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