Fired diplomat Togo grilled over scandal

Fired diplomat Togo grilled over scandal

TOKYO, Japan - Prosecutors have questioned former diplomat Kazuhiko Togo (in file photo) in connection with a breach of trust scandal involving a government-funded international committee on Russia, investigative sources said June 11.

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