Groundbreaking deal reached at N. Korea talks
(Reuters) Updated: 2007-02-13 20:24

North Korea's Vice Foreign Minister Kim Kye Kwan (C) and his aides applaud
after China's envoy Wu Dawei (not pictured) read the details of an agreement
during the closing ceremony of the six-party talks on North Korea's nuclear
programme, in Beijing February 13, 2007. North Korea agreed to take steps
towards nuclear disarmament under a groundbreaking deal struck on Tuesday that
will bring the country more than $300 million worth of aid. Under the agreement,
which was reached by six countries in Beijing after nearly a week of talks,
Pyongyang will freeze the reactor at the heart of its nuclear programme and
allow international inspections of the site. [Reuters]

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