A US diplomat has left Pyongyang carrying documents detailing North Korea's nuclear activities.
Washington described this as an important first step for verification of the North's disputed nuclear weapons programme. Sung Kim, the US state department's top Korea specialist, returned to South Korea after collecting about 18,000 N Korea hands in nuclear records ...
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North Korea 'test-fires missiles' ... secret papers during a three-day visit to Pyongyang. The US plans to scrutinize the technical logs from the Yongbyon reactor to see if the North is telling the truth about a bomb programme that it has agreed to trade away for economic and political rewards. Pyongyang says it is disabling the plutonium-producing reactor and other plants under a deal reached last year with the US, China, Japan, Russia and South Korea.
(Deutsche Welle)
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