Japan vows to help put nuke test ban treaty into force early

Japan vows to help put nuke test ban treaty into force early

Lassina Zerbo (L), executive secretary of the preparatory commission for the Comprehensive Nuclear Test Ban Treaty, and Japanese senior vice foreign minister Seiji Kihara shake hands in Vienna on June 13, 2016. Japan is ready to lead the way in putting the CTBT into force at an early date, Kihara said in a speech at a one-day ministerial-level meeting there to commemorate 20 years since nations began signing the treaty. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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