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United Nations moves for Korea sanctions over nuclear row
The IAEA says it cannot verify North Korea's nuclear status after its reactor refueling. The United States seeks Security Council sanctions to press Pyongyang to comply with nonproliferation rules. Kim Yong Nam warned sanctions would bring devastating consequences. The IAEA aimed to sample 300 fuel rods but talks failed. Hans Blix warned the agency could lose the ability to trace plutonium within days.
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U.N. Atomic Watchdog Agency
North Korea
United States
International Atomic Energy Agency
Pyongyang
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Mike McCurry
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Rome
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Kim Yong Nam
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Boutros Boutros-Ghali
Asia
Korean Central
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Hans Blix