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DPRK agrees to allow return of UN inspectors: CNN
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December 20, 2010, Monday
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THE Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) has agreed to allow the return of UN inspectors following discussions with visiting New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson, CNN reported today.
"The North (the DPRK) agreed to allow International Atomic Energy Agency personnel to return to a nuclear facility in the country and agreed to negotiate the sale of 12,000 fresh fuel rods and ship them to an outside country, presumably to South Korea," CNN quoted its reporter Wolf Blitzer as saying, who is traveling with Richardson.
"The fuel rods would be enough to make about six to eight nuclear weapons," CNN said.
"The North (the DPRK) agreed to allow International Atomic Energy Agency personnel to return to a nuclear facility in the country and agreed to negotiate the sale of 12,000 fresh fuel rods and ship them to an outside country, presumably to South Korea," CNN quoted its reporter Wolf Blitzer as saying, who is traveling with Richardson.
"The fuel rods would be enough to make about six to eight nuclear weapons," CNN said.
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