Hill thinks sanction issue will no longer be obstacle in 6-way talks

Hill thinks sanction issue will no longer be obstacle in 6-way talks

BEIJING, China - Chief U.S. nuclear negotiator Christopher Hill speaks with reporters at a Beijing hotel on March 15. Hill said that U.S. financial sanctions on North Korea, the source of a dispute that has stalled six-way nuclear talks previously, are no longer expected to be an obstacle after the United States took steps to ease them earlier in the day.

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