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The top of American nuclear negotiator
Christopher Hill says North Korea has prepared to move quickly
to close nuclear its reactor at Yongbyon. Speaking after the
visit to Pyongyang, Mr. Hill says with time and effort nuclear
weapon could be eliminated. Mr. Hill was the first senior
official to visit North Korea in almost five years. At a news
conference he reviewed the meeting.
>> The talks were very detailed. Very substantive. And I believe
they were also very useful and positive.
>> Ambassador Hill also had a few words to say about what could
happen next.
>> The D.P.R.K., Indeed both of us reaffirm our commitment to
the February agreement and to the complete fulfillment of that
February agreement.
>> Our correspondent in Seoul, Charles Scanlon, told me
Christopher Hill was actually more upbeat than normal. He had
been very frustrated to wait for the diplomats over the last
four months while this whole process got bogged down in a
financial wrangle over North Korean money that was frozen by
U.S. sanctions. So clearly he is a little more positive this
time, but there is still a noted ambivalence there. He said
that he was void by the sense that de-nuclearizing North Korea
was possible, but he was burdened by the thought how long and
how difficult and how painful the process it is going to
be. And he was very short on details here. He said the North
Korean were prepared to shut down the facilities at Yongbyon,
but they hadn't gone any details about which facilities or
when. So a lot of things are awfully ironed out. I don't think
Christopher is under any illusion as to how difficult the
process still going to be.
>> One thing that periods to be ironed out is the dispute over
frozen funds. Where are we at with that?
>> Well, I think that's pretty much resolved now. I think we're
getting to the final days of that one. It's held up the process
for two months. The latest reports from Russia, which is they
should be on the way to North Korean banks any time soon.
Christopher Hill says he wants to get beyond that issue. He
doesn't want to talk about banks any more. He wants to talk
about de-nuclearization. And the North Koreans seem to agree
with that. They invited him and they seem to have been prepared
to discuss substantial issues this time.
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