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UPDATED: 15:38, March 21, 2005
Rice says US has no intention to invade DPRK
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The United States has no intention to invade the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK), US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice said Monday at a news conference before she concluded her China tour.

"We are committed to the six-party talks because we believe it is the best way to solve the issue," she said when answering questions on the Korean Peninsula nuclear issue.

The six-party talks "is a framework in which we can bring the neighbors together to solve the problem," she said.

Rice said both the United States and China are committed to a nuclear-free Korean Peninsula, and the six-party talks is "potentially effective."

Source: Xinhua


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