U.S., ROK, Japan leaders in a meeting in 2022 | Image: ROK Presidential Office
The U.S., South Korea and Japan are creating a nuclear "alliance" aimed at North Korea, state media claimed Thursday, calling an agreement between the three to share radar information another step toward an "Asian version of NATO."
The Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) published an article written by Kang Jin Song, an "international affairs analyst," condemning efforts to share real-time data on North Korean missile launches as an escalation of worsening regional tensions.
The U.S., South Korea and Japan are creating a nuclear "alliance" aimed at North Korea, state media claimed Thursday, calling an agreement between the three to share radar information another step toward an "Asian version of NATO."
The Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) published an article written by Kang Jin Song, an "international affairs analyst," condemning efforts to share real-time data on North Korean missile launches as an escalation of worsening regional tensions.
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Jeongmin Kim is the Lead Correspondent at NK News and Editorial Director at KOREA PRO, based in Seoul. Kim covers inter-Korean relations and North and South Korean foreign and military affairs. Kim has covered the 2022 ROK presidential election on the ground, and prior to joining NK News, she worked for the CSIS Korea Chair in Washington D.C. and Reuters news agency’s Seoul bureau.