Japan welcomes thaw with S. Korea in annual defence paper FMTNews FMTWorld
South Korean president Yoon Suk-yeol praised counterpart Fumio Kishida for expressing compassion for Koreans who suffered under Japan’s rule.
Surrounded by nuclear-armed rivals, Japan has to contend with intensifying Chinese military manoeuvres around Taiwan and disputed islands in the East China Sea, a growing threat from North Korea’s ballistic missile programme and deteriorating regional security after Russia’s attack on Ukraine, it said.
The two leaders will meet for the fourth time this year with President Joe Biden in the US next month for a trilateral summit that could further cement their detente.
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