THE HAGUE, Netherlands — Japan will hand over to the United States more than 700 pounds of weapons-grade plutonium and a supply of highly enriched uranium — a victory for President Obama’s efforts to secure nuclear materials around the world.
American and Japanese officials announced the deal Monday at a two-day nuclear security summit in The Hague — the meeting’s first major breakthrough.
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