Kim Kye-gwan, the top nuclear negotiator for North Korea told reporters during a press conference today that the country wanted " light water nuclear reactors " for shutting down their Yongbyon Nuclear Facility . The conference was held after Six-party talks with N. Korea in China ended after three days with no new developments. According to Kye-gwan, N. Korea will not disclose details of their nuclear weapons program, until it sees that there has been enough "trust" built between the country, the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) and all parties involved in the six-party talks. A 1994 agreement between the United States and North Korea says that the country would be given two light-water reactors, if they shut down their nuclear program. That agreement ended in 2002 when North Korea was accused by the U.S. of "secretly" enriching uranium .
Kim Kye-gwan, the top nuclear negotiator for North Korea told reporters during a press conference today that the country wanted " " for shutting down their . The conference was held after Six-party talks with N. Korea in China ended after three days with no new developments. According to Kye-gwan, N. Korea will not disclose details of their nuclear weapons program, until it sees that there has been enough "trust" built between the country, the (IAEA) and all parties involved in the six-party talks. A 1994 agreement between the United States and North Korea says that the country would be given two light-water reactors, if they shut down their nuclear program. That agreement ended in 2002 when North Korea was accused by the U.S. of "secretly" enriching .
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