Defense Minister Inada under fire

Defense Minister Inada under fire

Defense Minister Tomomi Inada addresses an award ceremony for Self-Defense Forces units at her ministry in Tokyo on June 29, 2017. While calls are growing that Inada be dismissed over her remark about the SDF in campaigning for the Tokyo metropolitan assembly election, she did not refer to the controversy during the address. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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