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Article: Report: North Korea willing to negotiate with the United States over its nuclear weapons program

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November 3, 2002
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Dateline: SEOUL, South Korea A senior North Korean diplomat said the communist country was willing to negotiate with the United States over its newly disclosed nuclear weapons program, the New York Times reported Sunday.

"Everything will be negotiable," North Korean ambassador to the United Nations Han Song Ryol told the Times. "There must be a continuing dialogue. If both sides sit together, the matter can be resolved peacefully and quickly."

Asked if Pyongyang was willing to consider shutting down the program using enriched uranium to develop atomic bombs, Han told the newspaper: "Yes, I believe our government will resolve all U.S. security ...

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