North Korea agrees to dismantle reactor
North Korea agreed Saturday to finish dismantling its main atomic reactor by the end of October and allow international inspectors to visit its nuclear facilities in a deal that inched the tortuous negotiations forward but was short on specifics.
North Korea agreed with the US to blow up part of its Yongbyon nuclear reactor in a symbolic gesture, Yonhap News reported, citing South Korea's chief nuclear negotiator Kim Sook.