Nukaga not to run in LDP presidential race

Nukaga not to run in LDP presidential race

TOKYO, Japan - Defense Agency Director General Fukushiro Nukaga is surrounded by reporters in Tokyo on Aug. 11 after talking with senior lawmakers of a Liberal Democratic Party faction he belongs to. Nukaga decided not to run in the LDP presidential election in September.

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