Negotiators agree on draft nuclear plan
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Negotiators at North Korea’s disarmament talks tentatively agreed to a draft plan on disabling the North’s nuclear facilities by year’s end.
China said talks may reconvene in 48 hours depending on what the United States, Japan, Russia and North and South Korea decide about the draft.
The document “lays out an entire road map until the end of the year” for the North’s nuclear disarmament, U.S. Assistant Secretary of State Christopher Hill told reporters before boarding a plane for New York.
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