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Koreas Conclude Red Cross Talks

Thursday, February 23, 2006 9:39:06 AM
By JAE-SOON CHANG

SEOUL, South Korea (AP) - The divided Koreas concluded Red Cross talks on Thursday without a concrete agreement on how to address the issue of South Korean prisoners of war and civilian abductees believed held in the communist North.

The sensitive issue has been the main sticking point since this week's talks — the first since last August — opened on Tuesday at the Diamond Mountain resort in North Korea.

The two sides said they agreed to continue talks on confirming the fate of separated family members and deal with the issue of South Korean POWs and civilian abductees as part of those efforts.


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