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ould not elaborate on what was discussed concerning Mr. Warmbier, who has not received any consular visits since March. Mr. Warmbier's family, from Cincinnati, has declined to talk about his incarceration. Mr. Bergman said the North Koreans were especially interested in help for areas affected by floodin
t of the Coalition of Families of Korean & Cold War POW/MIAs, and P. Willey a professor and forensic anthropologist at California State University, Chico. The visitors met with the vice minister of foreign affairs, Han Song-ryol, and other North Korean officials, as well as Sweden's ambassador, Torke
ould not elaborate on what was discussed concerning Mr. Warmbier, who has not received any consular visits since March. Mr. Warmbier's family, from Cincinnati, has declined to talk about his incarceration. Mr. Bergman said the North Koreans were especially interested in help for areas affected by floodin
t of the Coalition of Families of Korean & Cold War POW/MIAs, and P. Willey a professor and forensic anthropologist at California State University, Chico. The visitors met with the vice minister of foreign affairs, Han Song-ryol, and other North Korean officials, as well as Sweden's ambassador, Torke
ould not elaborate on what was discussed concerning Mr. Warmbier, who has not received any consular visits since March. Mr. Warmbier's family, from Cincinnati, has declined to talk about his incarceration. Mr. Bergman said the North Koreans were especially interested in help for areas affected by floodin
t of the Coalition of Families of Korean & Cold War POW/MIAs, and P. Willey a professor and forensic anthropologist at California State University, Chico. The visitors met with the vice minister of foreign affairs, Han Song-ryol, and other North Korean officials, as well as Sweden's ambassador, Torke
ould not elaborate on what was discussed concerning Mr. Warmbier, who has not received any consular visits since March. Mr. Warmbier's family, from Cincinnati, has declined to talk about his incarceration. Mr. Bergman said the North Koreans were especially interested in help for areas affected by floodin
t of the Coalition of Families of Korean & Cold War POW/MIAs, and P. Willey a professor and forensic anthropologist at California State University, Chico. The visitors met with the vice minister of foreign affairs, Han Song-ryol, and other North Korean officials, as well as Sweden's ambassador, Torke
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