Japan backs US anti-terrorist drive

Japan's chief Cabinet secretary said his country will do whatever it can to support the United States against acts of terrorism.

Tue, 11 Sep, 2001 - 21:20

Japan's chief Cabinet secretary said his country will do whatever it can to support the United States against acts of terrorism.

Yasuo Fukuda conveyed his comments about "evil, callous" acts to reporters

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