US, South Korea, and Japan call for complete denuclearisation of North Korea.
They publishedUS, South Korea, Japan call for ‘complete denuclearisation’ of North Korea
First reportkoreatimes.co.kr · 31 Oct, 00:12Z
Latest reportHindustan Times · 1 Nov, 08:27Z
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Why it matters
What
The statement reflects a joint position from all three governments.
Why
Their shared stance puts regional allies on the same diplomatic line.
Watch
North Korea’s response.
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How it unfolded — every article
Summary
- South Korea, the United States and Japan reaffirm denuclearization of North Korea during trilateral talks.
- The ministers emphasized full implementation of U.N. Security Council resolutions and sanctions.
- They praised the Multilateral Sanctions Monitoring Team for exposing violations and evasion.
- The leaders highlighted the importance of peace across the Taiwan Strait.
- A memorandum of cooperation established the Trilateral Arctic Pacific Partnership for maritime cooperation.
Summary
- US, South Korea and Japan reaffirm commitment to complete denuclearisation of North Korea.
- They call for full implementation of UN Security Council resolutions banning revenue for DPRK programmes.
- Trump has shown openness to talks with Kim Jong Un and may meet during upcoming events.
- North Korea continues to reject disarmament and asserts its nuclear status by law.
- Analysts note possible strategic shifts involving China and regional diplomacy.
Summary
- US, South Korea and Japan reaffirm commitment to complete denuclearisation of North Korea.
- They pledge full implementation of UN Security Council resolutions restricting North Korea.
- Talks occurred on the sidelines of the G20 meeting in Atlanta, Georgia.
- Trump has previously expressed openness to talks with Kim Jong-un.
- Analysts note potential talks or freezes amid broader regional diplomatic shifts.
Summary
- North Korea reportedly tested a cluster-bomb warhead designed for tactical ballistic missiles.
- The test aimed to assess adaptation to combat and power of the warhead.
- KCNA cited a capability to strike 12-13 hectares at highest density.
- North Korea’s leader did not attend this test but overseen a prior one in April.
- South Korea and the US monitored the launch and maintained readiness.