US team leader: North Korea's frozen fund transfer issue has made some progress

　　International Online Report (Reporter Zhang Zhang): On the 22nd, Hill, the head of the US delegation to the Six Party Talks on the Korean Peninsula nuclear issue, said that some progress has been made in the transfer of North Korean funds frozen at Banco Delta Asia in Macau.

　　Hill said these words to the reporter before leaving the hotel that morning. He said that the US will hold bilateral consultations with China today. He has learned that some progress has been made in the transfer of North Korean funds frozen at Banco Delta Asia in Macau. He said that this is the only reason why the US agreed to extend the meeting: "I will see what progress is made, this is the only reason why the US agreed to extend the meeting. I don't know what else to talk about tomorrow

　　He said that there will be no joint document released at this meeting, but he expressed optimism about the overall progress in the initial stage.

　　Hill revealed that the heads of the Japanese and Russian delegations will return to their home countries on the 22nd.

　　Due to North Korea's insistence on waiting until all of its frozen funds at Banco Delta Asia do Macau have been transferred before proceeding with other agenda items, on the evening of the 21st, all delegations unanimously agreed to appropriately postpone the originally planned three-day sixth round of the Six Party Talks.