N. Korea moving to seal Yongbyon nuke facility

N. Korea moving to seal Yongbyon nuke facility

BEIJING, China - Australian diplomat Peter Baxter tells reporters in Beijing March 15 that North Korea has confirmed planning is under way for the sealing of its Yongbyon nuclear complex in accordance with the six-party agreement reached last month. Baxter met reporters on returning from Pyongyang, where he led a four-day Australian mission. (Kyodo)

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