S. Korean presidential envoy leaves for Pyongyang

S. Korean presidential envoy leaves for Pyongyang

SEOUL, South Korea - South Korean presidential envoy Lim Dong Won said in a brief statement Jan. 27 before leaving Seoul for Pyongyang that he will convey to North Korea international concerns about its suspected nuclear weapons program.

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