克林顿赴朝鲜营救，美女记者获释

朝鲜发表公报称金正日特赦两名美国女记者 2009年08月05日07:17 新华网平壤8月5日电 朝鲜中央通讯社5日发表的有关美国前总统克林顿访朝的新闻公报说,克林顿的平壤之行“对加深朝美之间的理解和建立信任做出了贡献”。 　　公报说,朝鲜最高领导人金正日和克林顿举行了会谈。克林顿在会谈中对两名美国女记者非法进入朝鲜、进行敌视朝鲜的活动深表歉意,并郑重地转达了美国政府希望从人道主义出发,宽大处理并遣返她们的恳切要求。 　公报说,金正日根据朝鲜宪法第103条下达了国防委员会委员长令,决定对这两名美国记者予以特赦。克林顿对此深表感谢,并郑重地向金正日“转达了美国总统奥巴马对改善两国关系的看法的口信”。 　　公报说,金正日和克林顿还在“认真的气氛中对朝美之间的悬案问题进行了开诚布公的、深入的讨论”,双方一致认为“应该用对话的方法解决问题”。 　　公报还说,克林顿在访问期间还拜会了朝鲜最高人民会议常任委员会委员长金永南。 　　克林顿是4日乘专机抵达平壤访问的。据朝中社5日报道,克林顿一行5日已经乘专机离开平壤。朝鲜最高人民会议常任委员会副委员长杨亨燮、外务省副相金桂冠等到机场送行。 【作者：高浩荣 张滨阳 来源：新华网】 (责任编辑：陈正红)

引用: 原帖由 抑扬 于 2009-8-5 00:00 发表 8月4日的电视截图画面 　　这张8月4日的电视截图画面显示的是朝鲜最高领导人金正日(左)和美国前总统克林顿在平壤合影。据朝鲜中央电视台报道，朝鲜最高领导人金正日4日在平壤 ...

和营救关系不大； 最大的可能是上演1972的天朝与尼克松的朝美版

标题有歧义啊，是“美－女记者获释”，还是“美女－记者获释”呢？

希望天朝前领导人前去解救南海被扣渔民。

引用: 原帖由 yylbb78 于 2009-8-4 21:47 发表 放心，目标再多。救人任务还是放头等地位。

August 3, 2009 Bill Clinton Reported Heading to North Korea By REUTERS Filed at 9:04 p.m. ET SEOUL, Aug 4 (Reuters) - Former U.S. President Bill Clinton is on his way to North Korea to try to negotiate the release of two American journalists convicted by the communist state of "grave crimes", South Korea's Yonhap news agency said on Tuesday. Clinton had already left for the North but had not yet arrived in Pyongyang, Yonhap said in a report from Washington quoting a source familiar with the issue. "As soon as he arrives, he will be entering negotiations with the North for the release of the female journalists," the source was quoted as saying. South Korean Foreign Ministry officials declined to comment, saying any announcement would come from Washington or Pyongyang. The journalists were sentenced last month to 12 years' hard labour by the North after they were arrested at the border with China in March, accused of illegal entry and being "bent on slander". The journalists, Euna Lee and Laura Ling, of U.S. media outlet Current TV co-founded by former U.S. Vice President Al Gore, were arrested when working on a story near the border between North Korea and China. Ling has told her sister by telephone that she and Lee broke North Korea's law. U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, the former first lady, has urged Pyongyang to grant them amnesty.