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giovedì, novembre 25, 2004
La voce di Pyongyang. Cosa aspettarsi da un alto funzionario ONU in visita nella penisola coreana? Che si faccia dettare le condizioni dal regime del Nord, ovvio:
North Korea wants a change in the political atmosphere before it will attend talks on its nuclear plans and has asked the United States to send a signal to that effect, a senior U.N. official said Thursday. Jean Ping, president of the U.N. General Assembly, told reporters after talks with South Korean President Roh Moo-hyun that North Korea had given him a message for the United States during a visit to Pyongyang. "It was a message that the U.S. should give us signs that will improve the climate for negotiations," said Ping, who is Gabon's foreign minister. Ping, who said he had not met Kim Jong-il in Pyongyang, said earlier North Korea wanted urgently to restart the six-party talks but still demanded certain conditions be met. North Korea had asked him to carry a message to Washington that it wanted to co-exist, Ping said. Il nuovo ambasciatore nordcoreano gentilmente prestato dal Palazzo di Vetro non ha nulla da aggiungere. |
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