This nascent trilateral relationship is the best possible answer to China
From Gaza to Ukraine, the world is a pretty bleak place right now.
One bright spot is the nascent #trilateral #relationship among the United States, Japan and South Korea
that was heralded less than a year ago at the historic Camp David summit
by President Biden, Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida and South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol.
The Seoul-Tokyo relationship had been fraught since the end of Japan’s colonial occupation of Korea in 1945.
The Camp David meeting was a breakthrough moment when Biden announced a “new era” of partnership that would strengthen deterrence not only against North Korea but also China.
In the nine months since then, all three countries have sought to deepen cooperation,
particularly in economic security, intelligence sharing and defense policy.
Where once the United States relied on bilateral relationships with South Korea and Japan
— two of its closest allies
— now there is a regular schedule of trilateral sit-downs and exchanges.
The three militaries are even conducting exercises together,
including their first-ever combined aerial exercise last October
and their biggest-ever combined naval exercises in January.
More recently, in early April, the three navies held two days of joint drills in the East China Sea,
where China has been pressing its aggressive territorial claims
https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2024/05/27/united-states-japan-south-korea-relationship-deepens/
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