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US envoy has North Korea nuclear records
freerepublic.com May 10, 2008
PANMUNJOM, Korea (AP) - A U.S. diplomat left North Korea on Saturday with boxes of documents detailing activities at the nuclear reactor that is at the heart of the communist country's nuclear weapons program. Washington plans to scrutinize the technical logs from the Yongbyon reactor to see if...
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- War, Terrorism & Civil Disorder,
- International Relations,
- International Nuclear Energy Policy,
- Armaments,
- North Korean Nuclear Program,
- Nuclear Weapons,
- Weapons Of Mass Destruction
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