N. Korea security officials in Beijing

N. Korea security officials in Beijing

BEIJING, China - Delegates of the People's Security Ministry of North Korea arrive at Beijing airport June 29, 2010. The officials declined to comment on the purpose of the trip before heading for central Beijing in a vehicle prepared by the Chinese Public Security Ministry.

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