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ARTICLE: 'N. Korea Shutters Nuclear Facility: Move Follows Delivery of Oil; U.N. Team to Verify Shutdown,' By Edward Cody, Washington Post, July 15, 2007; Page A01
This is a real achievement, assuming Kim's back-up facility comes into our view at some point soon in the negotiations.
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I'm not sure how succumbing to blackmail from Kim is "progress." Next time his regime needs more funds or oil or whatever, he'll just restart the reactor and say "give me $300 million and I'll shutdown. Again." And if we don't find his backup reactor this time (which he isn't going to show us/the UN), what have we gained? We've just helped prop up a dictator, as you know none of this aid will get where it needs to go.
Posted by andyinsdca | July 15, 2007 12:57 PM