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Власти Южной Кореи официально отказались вступить в переговоры с руководством КНДР, сообщает в понедельник, 10 января, Agence France-Presse. Сеул не считает высказанный Пхеньяном призыв сесть за стол переговоров "искренним предложением начать диалог".

Власти Южной Кореи согласны начать переговоры только тогда, когда КНДР сделает первые шаги на пути к разоружению. Речь, в первую очередь, идет об избавлении от ядерного оружия.

Северная Корея выступила с предложением сесть за стол переговоров 8 января. Тогда Пхеньян не выдвинул никаких условий для начала переговоров.

Отношения между Северной и Южной Кореей ухудшились после конфликта у острова Енпхендо. Перестрелка между артиллерией двух государств привела к человеческим жертвам. Погибли, по меньшей мере, четыре человека. Стороны обменялись обвинениями в нападении.

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