N Korea warns Japan for resorting only to pressure

N Korea warns Japan for resorting only to pressure

BEIJING, China - North Korean Vice Foreign Minister Kim Kye Gwan talks to reporters at Beijing airport on July 21 before heading back to North Korea after attending the latest round of six-nation talks on the North Korean nuclear program in Beijing. Kim says he has warned Japan over its policy of resorting solely to pressure to resolve bilateral issues.

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