South urges North to seek peaceful settlement of nuke issue

SEOUL, Japan - Kim Ryong Song (L), North Korea's chief delegate to ministerial talks with South Korea, and South Korean Unification Minister Jeong Se Hyun raise their glasses at a dinner at a hotel in Seoul on Jan. 23. South Korea urged North Korea to resolve the crisis over Pyongyang's nuclear development program through peaceful means.

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