Japan, Mongolia agree over N. Korea missile issue

ULAN BATOR, Japan, - Japanese Prime Minister Keizo Obuchi (L) and Mongolian Prime Minister Janlavin Narantsatsralt (R) shake hands after their one-hour-long meeting in Ulan Bator on July 10. The two leaders agreed to work to prevent North Korea from test-firing a new missile. Obuchi arrived in Ulan Bator earlier in the day for a two-day visit to Mongolia.

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