S. Korea's premier optimistic about N. Korea denuclearization

S. Korea's premier optimistic about N. Korea denuclearization

SEOUL, South Korea - South Korean Prime Minister Han Duck Soo (R) speaks to a group of foreign news editors from Japanese media organizations in Seoul on May 16. Han said he believes North Korea will eventually give up its nuclear weapon program. (Pool photo by Kyodo News)

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