Diplomats in Beijing, Pyongyang to defuse tension over missiles

Diplomats in Beijing, Pyongyang to defuse tension over missiles

BEIJING, China - Yang Hyong Sop (R), vice president of the Presidium of the Supreme People's Assembly, arrives at Beijing airport on July 11 at the head of a North Korean delegation to participate in activities in China marking the 45th anniversary of the conclusion of a bilateral friendship treaty.

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