IAEA head optimistic about mission to monitor N. Korea nuke shutdown

IAEA head optimistic about mission to monitor N. Korea nuke shutdown

SEOUL, South Korea - Mohamed ElBaradei (L), head of the International Atomic Energy Agency, and South Korean Foreign Affairs and Trade Minister Song Min Soon are in talks in Seoul on July 12.

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