(2)2 Japanese journalists attacked outside Baghdad

(2)2 Japanese journalists attacked outside Baghdad

TOKYO, Japan - Yukiko Hashida (R), wife of Japanese freeland journalist Shinsuke Hashida, speaks at a press conference in Tokyo on May 28. flanked by Yoko Ogawa, mother of another freelance journalist Kotaro Ogawa. A car carrying the two journalists, their driver and interpreter, both Iraqis, was attacked near Baghdad on May 27. They are feared killed, local officials and the Japanese government said.

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