Some South Koreans raise doubts about strengthening military cooperation with Japan, Japan's conservative newspapers are of great significance

At the Japan-U.S.-ROK summit meeting held at Camp David, a presidential villa near Washington, D.C., on the 18th (local time), it was confirmed that the three countries would elevate security cooperation to new heights.
As a result, some South Koreans are questioning whether it is necessary to draw Japan in, even though the US-South Korea alliance is strong. President Biden will invite the leaders of Japan and South Korea to this summit meeting.
It was realized with President Biden has called for the promotion of trilateral cooperation between Japan, the United States, and South Korea since he was vice president of the Obama administration, and has urged the improvement of Japan-South Korea relations, which have cooled against the backdrop of historical issues. It was the biggest concern between Japan and South Korea
In March of this year, the South Korean government announced a solution to the former forced labor lawsuit. Taking this opportunity, Japan and South Korea made major moves to improve relations. Such a move was the first of its kind as an independent trilateral leader of Japan, the United States, and South Korea.
It can be said that this led to the realization of the talks. Camp David, where the meeting took place, is a retreat for the President of the United States, located in the Catoctin Mountain Park about 100 kilometers north-northwest of Washington.
be. It has been used not only as a resort for the president, but also to entertain foreign dignitaries visiting the United States, and has been a venue for important talks and conferences. Foreign leaders visit Camp David
It was the first time since 2015, during the Obama former presidency, and the first since Biden took office. At the meeting, based on the trends of North Korea and China, the three nations of Japan, the United States, and South Korea will renew their security cooperation.
united by raising it to a great height. The ``Camp David Principles,'' guidelines for medium- to long-term cooperation between Japan, the United States, and South Korea, and the ``Spirit of Camp David,'' a joint statement that outlines a concrete framework for cooperation, were announced.
. Specifically, the statement calls for strengthening cooperation, mainly in the area of security, including ``immediate sharing of information on North Korean missiles by the end of the year,'' and ``prompt consultations in the event of a security threat.''
. After the meeting, the three leaders held a joint press conference. "It's a new era of partnership between Japan, South Korea and the United States," said President Biden, adding that "South Korea and Japan are a capable, essential alliance."
. Prime Minister Kishida also declared, "I am very honored to be writing a new page in history. Today, the three of us show our determination to open a new era of Japan-U.S.-ROK partnership."
President Yoon said, "Today, the three leaders confirmed the willingness and potential of trilateral cooperation for a new era." Solidarity is more flat
It will be a solid foundation for creating a harmonious, reflective world." In response to this summit meeting, South Korea's largest opposition party, the Democratic Party of Korea, has raised its voice of criticism. Kwon Chil of the same party
At a press conference on the 19th, Chief Public Affairs Sung said that the leaders of the three countries had adopted a pledge to make trilateral consultations obligatory in the event of an emergency, saying, "It is a de facto 'paramilitary alliance' that includes Japan. security by three countries
It's about building a disabled community," he said, adding, "Why do we need a military alliance with Japan when we have a solid South Korea-US alliance?" On top of that, he said, "Japan must be drawn in and a 'security community' must be created."
If the crisis on the Korean peninsula is so tense that it is unimaginable, wouldn't it be better to explain it in detail to the public in advance and obtain their consent?" Mr. Kwon also said, "I would rather participate in the security community.
"We are concerned that the burden on the people will increase, and that the strategic autonomy of the South Korean military will be undermined, such as the need to mobilize South Korean military forces in the event of a crisis in Japan."
In addition, a South Korean newspaper, the Hankyoreh, which is critical of the current administration, said, ``Unlike the South Korea-US alliance, which celebrated its 70th anniversary this year, South Korea and Japan, which are not allies, are strengthening military cooperation as de facto allies.
The South Korean government has not explained at all why it needs to be integrated." In response to these criticisms, National Security Office Director Cho Tae Yeon said in an interview with Yonhap News TV,
We will continue to persuade the public and make sincere efforts." On the other hand, the Sankei Shimbun stated in its opinion article, "Strengthening security cooperation between Japan and the United States will enhance joint deterrence and contribute to regional peace and stability."
contribute to ensuring I would like to appreciate the agreement of the leaders of the three countries." Bearing in mind that North Korea has repeatedly launched ballistic missiles, the article states,
It makes sense to increase processing power," he said. On the other hand, the article points out that the fire control radar irradiation problem of the Maritime Self-Defense Force patrol aircraft by the South Korean Navy destroyer in 2018 has not been resolved.
In addition, he expressed concern that "the South Korean government and military cannot be trusted because they are not self-cleaning," and said, "If South Korea moves in line with the Camp David Accords, it will not only affect the Korean Peninsula, but also the Indo-Pacific region and the world."
But it will increase your presence. It may emerge as a major actor in international politics. In order to do that, anti-Japan policies such as radar irradiation will be required to be settled."