Family members of killed diplomats leave for Kuwait

Family members of killed diplomats leave for Kuwait

NARITA, Japan - Yukino Inoue, wife of Masamori Inoue, one of the two Japanese diplomats killed in northern Iraq on Nov. 29, holds her son Kotaro's hand at Narita airport on Dec. 1 before heading for Kuwait, where her husband's body was sent.

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