Nagasaki, Hiroshima urge Russia to step up N-arm reduction

Nagasaki, Hiroshima urge Russia to step up N-arm reduction

NEW YORK, United States - Nagasaki Mayor Itcho Ito (R), Hiroshima Deputy Mayor Hiroshi Morimoto (L) and Yury Kapralov, head of the Russian Foreign Ministry's National Security and Disarmament Department, shake hands at the U.N. headquarters in New York on May 2. Ito and Morimoto delivered an appeal urging the Russian government to step up its efforts toward further reduction of strategic nuclear weapons.

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