SEOUL: North Korea's state news agency says Russia's foreign minister has arrived in Pyongyang. He is expected to try to persuade the North to return to talks about its nuclear programs. The visit by Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov Thursday comes after Pyongyang expelled all international monitors of its plutonium-producing facilities, vowed to restart them and quit six-nation disarmament talks last week.
BAGHDAD: Nearly 500 U.S. Army combat engineers who specialize in clearing roads of explosives started shifting to southern Afghanistan."We are probably going to be the beginning of the influx you are going to see to Afghanistan," Lt. Col. Kevin Landers, commander of the Fort Carson, Colo.-based 4th Engineer Battalion, said as crews packed crates and cleaned vehicles for the flight to Kandahar.Obama has ordered 17,000 more U.S. soldiers and Marines to Afghanistan to bolster the 38,000 American troops already battling the resurgent Taliban."We are going to take this footprint out of Iraq," said Landers, whose battalion received word of its reassignment last month just after taking command of clearing roads in Baghdad of bombs and debris.
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