North agrees to scrap all nuke programs as 6 nations strike deal

BEIJING, China - Wu Dawei, chief Chinese delegate to six-nation talks on North Korea's nuclear programs, reads a joint statement during a plenary session at the Diaoyutai State Guesthouse in Beijing on Sept. 19. North Korea committed to abandon all of its nuclear weapons and the five other nations stated their willingness to provide energy assistance. (Pool photo)

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