Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD)
29 December North Korea Special Weapons News
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- U-S / NORTH KOREA VOA 29 Dec 2003 -- The State Department says the United States has been told by China that North Korea has agreed, in principle, to take part in another round of six-party talks on ending its nuclear weapons program. No date for a new round was given, though China says Pyongyang is ready to take part at the "earliest possible date" in the new year.
- NK Agrees to Hold 6-Party Talks Early Next Year Korea-net 29 Dec 2003 -- North Korea has agreed to take part in a new round of six-way nuclear talks on its nuclear program early next year, Chinese Vice Foreign Minister Wang Yi said on Saturday (Dec. 27).
- NORTH KOREA /TALKS VOA 29 Dec 2003 -- Officials from China, Japan and South Korea have met in Seoul to discuss how to restart six-nation talks with North Korea on ending its nuclear weapons drive. China has confirmed that North Korea wants the talks to be held in early 2004.
- U.S. Escalated Arms Buildup Assailed KCNA 29 Dec 2003 -- The DPRK will further increase its physical deterrent force to cope with the U.S. increasing threat, stated a spokesman for the DPRK Foreign Ministry in an answer given to the question put by KCNA on Dec. 27 as regards the U.S. more undisguised moves to bolster the military equipment of the U.S. forces in south Korea.
- DPRK Foreign Ministry Spokesman on Six-way Talks KCNA 29 Dec 2003 -- Arrangements for the next round of the six-way talks should be oriented towards making "words-for-words" commitments and reaching an agreement on actions to be taken at the first phase, said a spokesman for the DPRK Foreign Ministry in an answer given to a question put by KCNA Saturday as regards the recent DPRK visit of the vice-minister of Foreign Affairs of China.
- Anniversary of Kim Jong Il's Work Observed KCNA 29 Dec 2003 -- -- Rodong Sinmun today dedicates a signed article to the 14th anniversary of leader Kim Jong Il's work "Let Us Highly Display the Korean-Nation-First Spirit".
- 31st Anniversary of DPRK's Constitution Observed KCNA 29 Dec 2003 -- Arrangements for the next round of the six-way talks should be oriented towards making "words-for-words" commitments and reaching an agreement on actions to be taken at the first phase, said a spokesman for the DPRK Foreign Ministry in an answer given to a question put by KCNA Saturday as regards the recent DPRK visit of the vice-minister of Foreign Affairs of China.
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