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June 29th, 2008
Posted: 12:35 PM ET
(CNN) — A U.S. ship has arrived at a North Korean port carrying 38,000 tons of food aid to be distributed to some of the millions living in hunger, U.N. sources said Sunday. The delivery is part of a new deal signed by U.S., U.N., and North Korean officials and others, which gives outsiders — including the U.N. World Food Program — much greater access to the country. The deal follows agreement over North Korean nuclear activities. |
 
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