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Japan’s foreign minister avoids sanctioning Israel, criticizes Iran’s nuclear ‘ambitions’

Japan’s foreign minister avoids sanctioning Israel, criticizes Iran’s nuclear ‘ambitions’

  • “We do not permit Iran’s nuclear development, and we believe that solving this through discussion is crucial,” Takeshi stated
  • “Moving forward, we will continue to exert all necessary diplomatic efforts”
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