Suspected bomb found at deputy foreign minister's home

Suspected bomb found at deputy foreign minister's home

TOKYO, Japan - Police officers stand in front of the home of Deputy Foreign Minister Hitoshi Tanaka in Tokyo's Meguro Ward on Sept. 10 after a suspected bomb was found there. Tanaka plays a key role in making Japan's policy toward North Korea and negotiating with Pyongyang.

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