Foreign Ministers of South Korea, U.S., and Japan Reaffirm Full Denuclearization of North Korea
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The U.S. State Department recently announced that the foreign ministers of South Korea, the United States, and Japan discussed issues related to the Korean Peninsula. It was an important occasion concerning security on the Korean Peninsula.
According to the State Department, the three ministers reaffirmed their firm commitment to the complete denuclearization of North Korea. They also stated that the resolutions of the United Nations Security Council must be fully implemented. UN Security Council resolutions are international commitments adopted to prevent North Korea's development of nuclear weapons and missiles.
Separately, Foreign Minister Cho Hyun and U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio discussed visa issues. However, the specific content of their exchange was not confirmed in this announcement.
The key point of this announcement is that the three countries maintain the same position on the North Korean issue. Attention is now focused on how the three countries will continue their cooperation going forward.
Sources: 한겨레
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