NORTH KOREA TO SHUT NUCLEAR TEST SITE IN MAY: REPORTS

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North Korea to shut nuclear test site in May: Reports.

According to reports, North Korean President Kim Jong-un has pledged to close its nuclear test site in May, during the summit with his South Korean counterpart Moon Jae-in. Seoul's presidential spokesman Yoon Young-chan reportedly said that Kim would invite experts of South Korea and the US as well as journalists “to disclose the process to the international community with transparency.”
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