(4)Japan donates stationery to Iraqi school

(4)Japan donates stationery to Iraqi school

KHIDR, Iraq - Pupils at an elementary school in the southern Iraqi city of Khidr look at a Japanese Ground Self-Defense Force member folding paper as Japanese noncombat troops stationed in the Samawah, southern Iraq, visited Khidr to donate stationery to pupils.

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