Biden’s message of unity after North Korea summit

US President Biden met with South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol and Japanese Prime Minister Kishida Fumio at the trilateral summit against the threat posed by North Korea at Camp David in the province of Maryland.

According to a written statement from the White House, the United States, Japan and South Korea have made a new decision that unites the three countries in a commitment to consult with each other in the event of a crisis or security threat in the Pacific.

“Our countries are stronger and the world is safer when we stand together,” Biden said in a statement from Camp David. he made the statement of it.

Thanking the visiting leaders for their political prowess, Biden said, “This is not only the first summit I’ve hosted at Camp David, but the first independent summit between the leaders of Japan, the Republic of Korea, and the United States.” he made his assessment.

It was said that before the tripartite summit, Biden met separately with Yoon and then with Kishida.

CHINA REACTED TO THE TRIPLE SUMMIT

In a statement made by China this morning, the tripartite summit, which brought together the leaders of the US, Japan and South Korea at Camp David on Thursday, was assessed as “an attempt to bring the confrontation between the blocs and the military blocs to Asia-Pacific”. “.

Shortly after the US-Japan-South Korea triple missile exercise on July 16, China and Russia also held a joint military exercise in the Sea of ​​Japan, in which Russian representatives participated.

US efforts to strengthen alliance ties with its two East Asian neighbors against China’s rising global and regional power are causing Beijing to view the tripartite meeting with caution and concern. (AA)