Inter-Korean talks fail, N. Korea denounces S. Korea

Inter-Korean talks fail, N. Korea denounces S. Korea

BUSAN, South Korea - Kwon Ho Ung (C), a senior Cabinet councilor who headed the North Korean mission at inter-Korean ministerial talks in Busan, and other mission members leave their hotel in the South Korean city on July 13 after the two Koreas failed to reach agreements amid increasing tensions over the North's missile tests.

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