N. Korea nuke development may stall KEDO, Japan talks

N. Korea nuke development may stall KEDO, Japan talks

TOKYO, Japan - Katsunari Suzuki, Japan's ambassador in charge of normalization talks with North Korea, speaks in an interview with a group of reporters at the Foreign Ministry in Tokyo on Oct. 21.

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