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The United Nations has said that “delicate” talks have begun with Pyongyang over the fate of US soldier Travis King, who unexpectedly bolted into North Korea last week.
The UN Command says it is in communication with North Korea over Travis King, who crossed into the country on July 18.
South Korea's military said a nuclear-propelled US submarine has arrived at a port on Jeju Island.
The United Nations Command and North Korea have begun discussing the case of Travis King, the U.S. soldier who crossed into the North last week, the deputy commander of the U.S.-led command that oversees the Korean War truce said on Monday. King, a U.S. Army private serving in South Korea, sprinted into North Korea on July 18 while on a tour of the Demilitarized Zone on the inter-Korean border, landing Washington in a fresh diplomatic quandary with the nuclear-armed North. Conversations between
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