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N Korea nuclear seals 'removed' |
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Wednesday, 24 September 2008 |
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BBC - Breaking News Seals that prevent North Korea from using its main nuclear plant at
Yongbon have been removed, says the UN's atomic watchdog.
North Korean officials have also told the UN that its inspectors, from
the International Atomic Energy Agency, will have no further access to
the Yongbyon plant. The removal of the seals comes amid a dispute over an international
disarmament-for-aid deal. North Korea said Washington had not taken it off a list of state
sponsors of terrorism, as promised.
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