Trilateral Cooperation
South Korea, U.S., Japan reaffirm robust deterrence against North Korea at Manila talks
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The top diplomats of South Korea, the United States and Japan met in Manila on July 22 and reaffirmed their commitment to a robust deterrence posture against North Korea while pursuing the denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula.
Top naval commanders of South Korea, the United States and Japan gathered in Seoul on Wednesday for talks to strengthen trilateral maritime security cooperation, South Korea's Navy said. The meeting included Chief of Naval Operations Adm. Kim Kyung-ryul, U.S. Pacific Fleet Commander Adm. Stephen Koehler and Adm. Akira Saito, chief of staff of the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force, who held bilateral talks and a trilateral dinner. The discussions occurred amid Middle East tensions and U.S. requests for support in the Strait of Hormuz.