N. Korea Says It Wants Its Money Back, Then It'll Talk
Los Angeles Times
SEOUL — "North Korea will return to talks on its nuclear program if the United States releases $24 million in frozen funds held in a bank in Macao, a senior diplomat said in an interview published today.
In the most explicit statement of its demands since a barrage of missile tests Wednesday, North Korea's deputy ambassador to the United Nations, Han Song Ryol, said his country was looking for a 'minimal gesture to restore trust.' " Continue....
SEOUL — "North Korea will return to talks on its nuclear program if the United States releases $24 million in frozen funds held in a bank in Macao, a senior diplomat said in an interview published today.
In the most explicit statement of its demands since a barrage of missile tests Wednesday, North Korea's deputy ambassador to the United Nations, Han Song Ryol, said his country was looking for a 'minimal gesture to restore trust.' " Continue....
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