Top defense officials discuss N. Korea

Top defense officials discuss N. Korea

Japan's Defense Agency Director-General Hosei Norota (C), presides over an inaugural session of the agency's intelligence council on Jan. 21 to discuss the North Korean situation. The council was established following North Korea's launch of a rocket on Aug. 31 last year, parts of which flew over Japan and plunged into the Pacific.

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