US Inspection of Nuclear Arms

Today, a US envoy arrived in Pyongyang to conduct an observation of North Korea's nuclear arms dismantlement program. So far the communist leader Kim Jong Il, has kept his word in removing his nuclear arms assembly complexes and has done well to maintain stability with his southern neighbors. North Korea has begun disabling it's plutonium-producing reactor and other nuclear assembly facilities under supervision of US experts. In return, the US will aid the North Koreans with economic and trade support. I'm glad to see how much influence the US is having on North Korea's plans to make Nuclear arms, also I'm happy that Kim Jong Il is being so sneakily cooperative. I'm beginning to believe that Kim Jong Il can be trusted, and I'm not really sure if that's a good or bad thing. By the end of this year all disabling measures, according to Kim Jong Il, should be completed with the exception of about 8,000 fuel rods which are difficult to remove because of technical reasons.