6-party talks on N. Korea nukes may last 4 or 5 days: Russia

6-party talks on N. Korea nukes may last 4 or 5 days: Russia

BEIJING, China - Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Alexander Losyukov arrives in Beijing on Feb. 23 to attend six-country talks in the Chinese capital Feb. 25 on the North Korean nuclear program. Before leaving Moscow, Losyukov was quoted as saying the talks may last four to five days, rather than the two to three widely expected.

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