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Washington Times
December 27, 2006
Pg. 11
SEOUL -- The United States offered to remove North Korea from Washington's list of states sponsoring terrorism if the communist regime dismantles its atomic-weapons program, South Korea's main nuclear envoy said yesterday.
The proposal was just one of the incentives the U.S. spelled out last week at six-nation nuclear disarmament talks with the North, along with offers of security guarantees, a peace treaty and normalization of relations, Chun Yung-woo told news cable channel YTN.
North Korea was not prepared to review the U.S. offer at the talks but promised to study it and bring a response to the next round of negotiations, he said.
December 27, 2006
Pg. 11
SEOUL -- The United States offered to remove North Korea from Washington's list of states sponsoring terrorism if the communist regime dismantles its atomic-weapons program, South Korea's main nuclear envoy said yesterday.
The proposal was just one of the incentives the U.S. spelled out last week at six-nation nuclear disarmament talks with the North, along with offers of security guarantees, a peace treaty and normalization of relations, Chun Yung-woo told news cable channel YTN.
North Korea was not prepared to review the U.S. offer at the talks but promised to study it and bring a response to the next round of negotiations, he said.