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UN Nuclear Chief To Visit North Korea


Muhammad el-Baradei (file photo) (epa) February 23, 2007 -- The head of the United Nations nuclear watchdog, Muhammad el-Baradei, says he will visit North Korea after receiving an invitation from the government there to discuss the freeze of North Korean nuclear facilities.


El-Baradei said a letter he received from Pyongyang expressed a desire "to go back to being a member" of the International Atomic Energy Agency.


On February 13, North Korea reached a deal at six-party talks to disable its main nuclear complex in return for fuel oil.


(compiled from agency reports)

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