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Gov’t asks N. Korea to stop jamming shortwave broadcasts on abducted Japanese
The Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications has asked North Korea to stop jamming radio broadcasts run by an organization supporting Japanese nationals abducted by North Korean agents.
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