Australia, Japan, U.S. defense chiefs meet over N. Korea

Australia, Japan, U.S. defense chiefs meet over N. Korea

Three defense ministers -- (from L) Tomomi Inada of Japan, Jim Mattis of the United States and Marise Payne of Australia -- pose for photos prior to their three-way meeting in Singapore on June 3, 2017. Their meeting came as the international community struggles to find effective ways to tackle North Korea's growing nuclear-missile threat. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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