North Korea, while promising in negotiations to dismantle its nuclear materials production facility, has dragged out this work that could have been finished long ago, a senior U.S. general said. Thus far, out of 11 steps to dismantle the Yongbyon reactor, eight of the steps thus far are complete, and a ninth step is about 80 percent finished, according to Army Gen. Walter L. Sharp, leader of multiple U.N. and U.S. commands in South Korea. The job could have been…
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