USA explains defence system to Japanese

US deputy secretary of defence Richard Armitage met senior Japanese officials today to discuss President George W Bush’s plans to build a defence against missile attack.

US deputy secretary of defence Richard Armitage met senior Japanese officials today to discuss President George W Bush’s plans to build a defence against missile attack.

Armitage, on a tour of Asia, held talks with Ryozo Kato, deputy vice minister for foreign affairs, and Shingo Shuto, director general of the Defence Agency’s Defence Policy Bureau, according to a Foreign Ministry official.

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