The United States, South Korea and Japan may sign an agreement to deal with nuclear threats

Baku, Azerbaijan, June 17. South Korean Defense Minister Shin Won-sik said Washington, Seoul and Tokyo may soon reach a trilateral security cooperation agreement to counter North Korea’s nuclear threat. trend report.

The minister said he intends to meet with his US and Japanese counterparts as soon as possible to advance this goal. He stressed that it is imperative to establish a more effective, rapid and coordinated system to respond to North Korea’s alleged nuclear and missile threats to South Korea, the United States and Japan. The agreement could be reached before the next US president takes office in January 2025.