6-way working group meets for second day of talks

6-way working group meets for second day of talks

SHENYANG, China - Top U.S. nuclear negotiator Christopher Hill responds to questions from reporters in China's Shenyang on Aug. 17 before going to a second-day meeting held by six countries to discuss the technical details of the next stage of North Korea's abandonment of its nuclear programs.

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