Japan, S. Korea nuclear envoys

Japan, S. Korea nuclear envoys

SEOUL, South Korea - Shinsuke Sugiyama (L) and Lim Sung Nam, nuclear envoys from Japan and South Korea, hold talks in Seoul on March 23, 2012. They discussed how to respond if North Korea goes ahead with a planned satellite launch in mid-April, which is being viewed in Seoul and Tokyo as disguised long-range ballistic missile test.

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