Foreign Minister Taro Aso expressed displeasure Monday over a U.S. House of Representatives resolution condemning Japan for acts of sexual exploitation during World War II, saying he finds it groundless.
“It is extremely regrettable and definitely not based on facts,” Aso told a Lower House Budget Committee session.
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