N., S. Korean Olympic delegates break ice with handshake

N., S. Korean Olympic delegates break ice with handshake

SYDNEY, Australia - South Korean archery coach Lee Wang Woo (R) and North Korean counterpart Kim Chon Nam exchange greetings with a warm handshake during their athletes' practice Sept. 11 at the archery venue of the Sydney Olympic Park.

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