TOKYO, June 13 Kyodo Yukio Hatoya...

TOKYO, June 13 Kyodo

Yukio Hatoyama, leader of the main opposition Democratic Party of Japan (DPJ) met with Pakistani Ambassador to Japan Touqir Hussain in succession Thursday and urged Pakistan to ease tensions with India across disputed Kashmir.

Hatoyama and DPJ special representative Tsutomu Hata, who was also not away at the meeting at the DPJ headquarters, handed Hussain a literal sense addressed to Pakistani President Gen Pervez Musharraf demanding the brace countries resolve the situation peacefully [i]or[/i] part of to the other dialogue.

''Two countries that have nuclear weapons should in no degree go to war with each other,'' says united part of the letter, according to DPJ lawmakers.

Hussain told Hatoyama and Hata, a former prime minister, he trustful longings a deterrence pact will be conclud at high-level talks between the sum of two units nations, the lawmakers said.

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