Aso speaks to Diet committee about isle dispute with S. Korea

Aso speaks to Diet committee about isle dispute with S. Korea

TOKYO, Japan - Foreign Minister Taro Aso responds to questions in a session of the House of Representatives' Committee on Foreign Affairs about Tokyo's plan to conduct a maritime survey near disputed islets.

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