Cohen meets Norota

Cohen meets Norota

TOKYO, Japan - Japanese Defense Agency Director General Hosei Norota (R) invites U.S. Defense Secretary William Cohen (L) to take seat for their talks in a Tokyo hotel July 28. Norota and Cohen agreed that a missile launch by North Korea is not imminent.

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