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SEOUL: North and South Korean leaders declared on Thursday their
commitment to a nuclear-free peninsula, pledging to work for
permanent peace to end the world’s last Cold War divide.
The joint declaration, wrapped up only the
second summit between the two Koreas since they were divided six
decades ago, came on the heels of the latest six-nation accord on
ending the North’s nuclear weapons drive. Besides the two Koreas,
the other nations involved in the accord are the United States,
China, Japan and Russia.
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