UN Atomic Watchdog Says It Can Be In North Korea Within Days Of A Denuclearization Deal
(WorldNews North Korea)

The International Atomic Energy Agency said it would be ready to send inspectors to North Korea if the country reached a deal to give up its nuclear program in the future on Tuesday, according to Reuters. IAEA Director-General Yukiya Aman told the UN Security Council the organization was the only international one prepared enough to carry out the job `in an impartial, independent and objective manner.` `Subject to the approval of our Board of Governors, we could respond within weeks to any request to send inspectors back to the DPRK,` he said during a meeting on the Non-Proliferation Treaty. United States President Donald Trump met with North Korean leader Kim Jong-un two times in the last...