Japan's Diet affairs chiefs

Japan's Diet affairs chiefs

Diet affairs chiefs from Japan's ruling and opposition parties hold talks in Tokyo on April 6, 2018, over the Ground Self-Defense Force's failure to divulge for around a year that activity logs on a past mission in Iraq had been discovered. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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