N. Korean delegate rules out unilateral abandonment of nukes

N. Korean delegate rules out unilateral abandonment of nukes

BEIJING, China - North Korea's chief nuclear negotiator Kim Kye Gwan (C) leaves after talks with South Korean Deputy Foreign Minister Chun Young Woo in Beijing on Nov. 30, saying Pyongyang will not unilaterally abandon its nuclear programs.

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