Japanese may have been present when 7 S. Koreans captured

Japanese may have been present when 7 S. Koreans captured

BAGHDAD, Iraq - South Korean missionary Ho Yong tells reporters in Baghdad about Japanese captured by Iraqi militants. Ho said he saw five or six Asians surrounded by armed Arabs on April 8 near Ramadi, southern Iraq, where he and six other South Koreans were taken by the militants. But he said he is not certain if the people he saw were Japanese.

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