UN nuclear team for N Korea

Monday 28 February 1994 00:02 GMT

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United Nations inspectors were heading for North Korea yesterday to examine seven sites for evidence that radioactive fuel may have been diverted to a secret arms programme, Reuter reports from Vienna. The team of six and a technician finally received entry visas on Saturday after Pyongyang and Washington struck an accord smoothing the way for inspections, with the US promising talks on better relations.

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