Russian defense attache flies home

Russian defense attache flies home

TOKYO, Japan - Capt. Victor Bogatenkov leaves Japan for home from Narita airport near Tokyo on Sept. 9, one day after a Japanese Maritime Self-Defense Force officer was arrested on suspicion of leaking defense secrets to the Russian naval officer. Bogatenkov ignored a Japanese police request for questioning.

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