Putin: There is “conservative optimism” concerning North Korea
The Chinese party at the talks with North Korea feels “conservative optimism” and hopes that the problem can be settled peacefully. As a REGNUM correspondent reports, the Russian president has made the statement at a news conference on results of the G8 summit in St. Petersburg on July 17, citing his conversation with Hu Jintao. According to Vladimir Putin, status of a nuclear-free zone will be assigned to the Korean Peninsula. “It is necessary to start the talks as soon as possible,” Putin said.
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17:01 07/17/2006
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