N. Korea accuses U.S. of delay in nuclear deal

N. Korea accuses U.S. of delay in nuclear deal

SEOUL, South Korea - North Korean Chief Cabinet Councilor Kwon Ho Ung (L) and South Korean Unification Minister Lee Hae Joung shake hands at the start of inter-Korean ministerial talks at a Seoul hotel on May 30. Kwon accused the United States of delaying the implementation of a nuclear deal under which North Korea is to take initial steps toward denuclearization. (Kyodo)

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