IAEA team leaves for Yongbyon

IAEA team leaves for Yongbyon

PYONGYANG, North Korea - International Atomic Energy Agency Deputy Director General Olli Heinonen (C) leaves for Yongbyon on June 28 to visit the country's key nuclear facility. ''We are going to see the facilities and continue our discussion,'' Heinonen said.

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