The US-South Korea Extended Deterrence Conference will be held on the 15th to explore ways to stop the ``blatant North Korean nuclear threat.''

The Extended Deterrence Strategic Consultative Group (EDSCG), a meeting of high-level diplomatic and defense officials from the United States and South Korea, will be held in Seoul, South Korea on the 15th of this month.
On the 8th, the South Korean Ministry of Defense announced that the 4th Korea-U.S. diplomatic and defense high-level EDSCG meeting will be held in Seoul on the 15th.
The meeting will be held in Seoul, South Korea, and will be attended by First Vice Minister of Foreign Affairs Jang Ho-jin and Vice Defense Minister Shin Beom-cheol from South Korea, and Bonnie Jenkins from the United States.
Undersecretary of National Security (undersecretary of state) and Acting Undersecretary of Defense Policy Sasha Baker will attend as chief delegates.” The U.S.-South Korea Extended Deterrence Strategy Consultative Body was established in October 2016 as part of the U.S.-South Korea diplomatic and
On the occasion of the defense ministers' meeting, both countries agreed to establish a new body to strengthen cooperation on extended deterrence. South Korea's Ministry of National Defense said, ``Last year, both South Korea and the United States agreed to make the EDSCG meeting an annual event.''
This is the first meeting to be held in South Korea since the establishment of EDSCG." He continued, ``At this meeting, the Vice Ministers of Foreign Affairs and Defense of South Korea and the United States spoke about North Korea's nuclear weapons and missile defense system, which is becoming more sophisticated and explicit day by day.
We plan to have comprehensive and in-depth discussions on policies and strategic cooperation measures between the two countries in order to strengthen the implementation of extended deterrence amid the threat of corruption."
In addition to extended deterrence between South Korea and the United States, security cooperation between Japan, the United States, and South Korea, especially ``sharing North Korea's missile warning information in real time,''
The plan is to build and complete the system within the year, so the results of the EDSCG meeting to be held next week will be watched closely.