WASHINGTON - Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi, described by U.S. President Donald Trump as having a "very fine relationship" with him at summit talks Thursday, wants to keep Washington focused on the Indo-Pacific region with China in mind, but the war in Iran is complicating that effort, diplomacy experts say.
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