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    Last ditch attempt for agreement at nuke talks
    (Reuters)
    Updated: 2005-09-18 11:53

    U.S. chief negotiator Christopher Hill said on Saturday that recess was a possibility. But on Sunday he said his delegation was still poring over the draft statement.


    Kenichiro Sasae, director-general of the Japanese Foreign Ministry's Asian and Oceanian Affairs Bureau and Japan's top negotiator for the six-party talks, speaks to the media before continuation of talks in Beijing September 18, 2005. [Reuters]

    "The issue is the tactics of how we express the elements of the document," Hill told reporters.

    "Some delegations prefer to leave some things more ambiguous. My delegation would like to see things less ambiguous so we have to resolve some of the tactics of it," he said.

    Three previous rounds and a marathon 13-day, fourth-round session failed to breach an impasse in the crisis that erupted in October 2002 when the United States confronted North Korea and accused Pyongyang of possessing a clandestine nuclear program in violation of international agreements.

    North Korea denied the charge, threw out weapons inspectors and withdrew from the Non-Proliferation Treaty. This February it raised the stakes by saying it had nuclear weapons.

    ELUSIVE JOINT STATEMENT

    China pressed for all sides to agree to the joint document, which proved elusive in previous rounds, calling it balanced.

    Japan's Kyodo news agency quoted a source in the Japanese delegation as saying it was becoming more likely that the multilateral talks would break for a second recess. A decision would be made on Sunday, it said.
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