Top Diplomats From US, Japan, and S. Korea Discuss Stability in Taiwan Strait
The top diplomats from the US, Japan and South Korea reiterated the need for peace and stability in the Taiwan Strait on the sidelines of the NATO summit in Turkey. They also expressed concerns over China's recent ballistic missile test.
US-Japan-South Korea Reaffirm Commitment to Taiwan Strait Stability
REPORTER:
The US, Japan and South Korea’s top diplomats reaffirmed the need for peace and stability in the Taiwan Strait during a meeting in Turkey. The US Secretary of State met with the foreign ministers of Japan and South Korea on the sidelines of the NATO summit Tuesday. There, they raised concerns over China’s recent test of a nuclear-capable ballistic missile in the Asia Pacific and discussed the need to denuclearize North Korea. The three officials also agreed to work together on a new generation of nuclear reactors aimed at improving energy security in the wake of the Iran war oil crisis.
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US-Japan-South Korea Urge Taiwan Strait Peace
REPORTER:
The top diplomats of the US, Japan and South Korea have urged for peace and stability in the Taiwan Strait. At the NATO Summit in Turkiye, the three foreign ministers brought up their concerns about China’s recent intercontinental ballistic missile test, and reiterated goals to denuclearize North Korea. They also signed a Memorandum of Cooperation on Small Modular Reactors to broaden energy options amid the oil crisis due to the war in Iran.
