Russia Says


- Russian Chief Negotiator Says Joint Statement Has 'Profound Significance'
- Russia Hails Breakthrough at Six-party Talks
- Russian Negotiator Says Joint Document May Come out Saturday
- Russian Envoy: North Korea Could Return to NPT
- N. Korea Entitled to Develop Peaceful Nuclear Program
- Russian Presidential Envoy Leaves for Pyongyang for Official Visit
- Moscow Sees No Obstacle to Resuming Six-Party Talks
- Russia Hopes for Successful Completion of Six-Party Talks
- Six-Party Talks to Adjourn, Russian Side Says
- Russian Chief Negotiator Back to Beijing for Nuclear Talks
- Russia Expects to See Ongoing Six-Party Talks Fruitful
- All Parties Hold 'Constructive' Attitude
- No Major Differences in Six-Party Talks
- Six Parties to Work on Final Revision of Draft Joint Document
- 4th Round of Six-Party Talks May End Friday
- Korean Nuclear Issue Unlikely to Be Solved Shortly
- Alexeyev to Leave Beijing on Saturday
- Russia Hopes to Reopen Working Group Meeting
- No Result Achieved in Wednesday's Talks
- 'Primary Conclusion' May Come Out After Plenary Session
- Russian Delegation Head Keeps 'Prudent Optimism' on Talks
- Russia Wants Concrete Measures to Resolve Korean Peninsula Nuclear Issue
- Russia Adheres to a Nuclear-weapon-free Korean Peninsula
- Russian Delegation Arrives in Beijing
- Russia Hopes for Concrete Progress at Upcoming Six-Party Talks
- Russia Calls for Acceptable Compromises at Six-Party Talks
- Nations Confirm Date of Six-Party Talks


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