Koizumi eyes FY 2005 defense budget being no bigger than FY 2004's

Koizumi eyes FY 2005 defense budget being no bigger than FY 2004's

TOKYO, Japan - Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi speaks at the House of Councillors Audit Committee in the Diet on Dec. 2. He said fiscal 2005 defense budget will be no bigger than the current fiscal 2004 budget of about 4.9 trillion yen.

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