The UN Secretary General's press office on Tuesday (New York time) denied that Ban Ki-moon will go to Pyongyang, just hours after a report said that Ban would visit.
The report by the China's Xinhua News Agency said Ban would visit Pyongyang for four days starting Monday, quoting a North Korean official from the Korea Central News Agency (KCNA).
The UN Secretary General's press office on Tuesday (New York time) denied that Ban Ki-moon will go to Pyongyang, just hours after a report said that Ban would visit.
The report by the China's Xinhua News Agency said Ban would visit Pyongyang for four days starting Monday, quoting a North Korean official from the Korea Central News Agency (KCNA).
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