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Barack Obama has called Shinzo Abe to offer an apology for revelations that the US spied on senior government officials and major companies in Japan. 26.08.2015, Sputnik International

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14:33 GMT 26.08.2015 (Updated: 14:51 GMT 26.08.2015)

Barack Obama has called Shinzo Abe to offer an apology for revelations that the US spied on senior government officials and major companies in Japan.

According to a Japanese government spokesman, the US President and the Japanese Prime Minister spent 40 minutes on Wednesday morning discussing the spying, which was revealed last month at the same time as Japan and the US were conducting negotiations to finalize the Trans-Pacific Partnership.

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