U.S. diplomat Campbell in Tokyo

TOKYO, Japan - Kurt Campbell, top U.S. diplomat on East Asian policy, answers reporters' questions at the Foreign Ministry in Tokyo after holding talks with senior ministry officials on how best to respond North Korea's recent launch of a rocket, which the United States and Japan believe to have actually been a test of long-range ballistic missile technology. (Kyodo)

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