Japan hands over its analysis on N. Korea abduction probe

Japan hands over its analysis on N. Korea abduction probe

BEIJING, China - Hidehisa Horinouchi (L in car), minister at the Japanese Embassy in Beijing, leaves the North Korean Embassy there Dec. 25 after handing over to North Korea an analysis on documents and materials provided by the North on its investigation into the cases of 10 Japanese, whom the Japanese government maintains were abducted by Pyongyang.

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