Tokyo may mull revising Japan-U.S. military bases pact: Kono

Tokyo may mull revising Japan-U.S. military bases pact: Kono

TOKYO, Japan - Okinawa Gov. Keiichi Inamine (L) talks with Foreign Minister Yohei Kono at the Foreign Ministry in Tokyo on Feb. 14. Kono told Inamine that Tokyo may consider revising a bilateral agreement on U.S. military bases in Japan in order to facilitate the handover of U.S. servicemen who are criminal suspects to Japanese authorities.

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