N. Korea to seal nuke complex in late July: report

N. Korea to seal nuke complex in late July: report

BEIJING, China - Christopher Hill, U.S. assistant secretary of state for East Asian and Pacific affairs, tells a news conference in Beijing on June 18 that he expects North Korea to carry out the process of freezing and sealing its Yongbyon nuclear facility in ''weeks, not months.'' Quoting a North Korean diplomatic source, Russia's Interfax news agency said it will take about a month for North Korea to freeze the reactor. (Kyodo)

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