Okinawa municipalities against Ospreys

TOKYO, Japan - Naha Mayor Takeshi Onaga (2nd from L in front row) and other leaders of about 30 municipalities in Okinawa Prefecture hold a press conference in Tokyo on Jan. 28, 2013. They handed a petition to Prime Minister Shinzo Abe calling on him to rescind the Japanese government's approval of the deployment of Osprey transport aircraft at a U.S. base in the island prefecture.

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