Spy plane crisis easing, says US

The US stand-off with China over the captured spy plane shows signs of easing.

Thu, 05 Apr, 2001 - 17:56

The US stand-off with China over the captured spy plane shows signs of easing.

A senior US official says the situation has improved.

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