U.S., Chinese, Russian nuke experts leave for Yongbyon

U.S., Chinese, Russian nuke experts leave for Yongbyon

PYONGYANG, North Korea - Sung Kim, deputy chief of the U.S. delegation to the six-party nuclear talks, leaves a hotel in Pyongyang on Sept. 12 for North Korea's nuclear complex in Yongbyon. Kim heads a team of nuclear experts from the United States, China and Russia to examine ways to disable nuclear facilities under the February six-party deal.

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