U.S. nuclear disablement team arrives in China

U.S. nuclear disablement team arrives in China

BEIJING, China - A team of U.S. nuclear experts, led by Sung Kim (L), the director of the U.S. State Department's Office of Korea Affairs, arrives in Beijing on Oct. 10 en route to Pyongyang. The team will consider ways of disabling North Korea's main nuclear complex.

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