US, Japan and South Korea condemn 'dangerous and aggressive actions' by China
- The United States, Japan, and South Korea released a joint statement condemning China's "dangerous and aggressive actions" in the South China Sea. They expressed strong opposition to any unilateral changes to the status quo in the Indo-Pacific waters.
- The three countries pledged to consult and coordinate with each other on regional challenges, provocations, and threats that affect their common interests. They also agreed to hold trilateral military training exercises annually and share real-time information on North Korean missile launches.
- The leaders affirmed their support for Ukraine in the face of Russia's invasion and committed to maintaining strong sanctions against Moscow.
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U.S., S. Korea, Japan deepen ties at Camp David
U.S. President Joe Biden and the leaders of South Korea and Japan agreed at Camp David on Friday to deepen military and economic ties and made their strongest joint condemnation yet of "dangerous and aggressive behavior" by China in the South China Sea. This report produced by Jillian Kitchener.
U.S., S. Korea, Japan deepen ties at Camp David
U.S. President Joe Biden and the leaders of South Korea and Japan agreed at Camp David on Friday to deepen military and economic ties and made their strongest joint condemnation yet of "dangerous and aggressive behavior" by China in the South China Sea. This report produced by Jillian Kitchener.
U.S., S. Korea, Japan deepen ties at Camp David
U.S. President Joe Biden and the leaders of South Korea and Japan agreed at Camp David on Friday to deepen military and economic ties and made their strongest joint condemnation yet of "dangerous and aggressive behavior" by China in the South China Sea. This report produced by Jillian Kitchener.
At Camp David, US, South Korea and Japan condemn China, agree to deepen military ties
By Trevor Hunnicutt, David Brunnstrom and Hyonhee Shin CAMP DAVID, Maryland (Reuters) -U.S. President Joe Biden and the leaders of South Korea and Japan agreed at Camp David on Friday to deepen
At Camp David, US, South Korea and Japan Condemn China, Agree to Deepen Military Ties
CAMP DAVID, Maryland (Reuters) – U.S. President Joe Biden and the leaders of South Korea and Japan agreed at Camp David on Friday to deepen military and economic cooperation and made their strongest joint condemnation yet of “dangerous and aggressive behavior” by China in the South China Sea.
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