Japan-U.S.-Korea Security Office Chiefs hold phone call...“Concerned about Russia-North Korea “military cooperation” discussion including ICBM development”

The heads of the security offices of Japan, the United States, and South Korea held a telephone consultation on the afternoon of the 14th, and discussed joint responses to North Korea and the regional security situation, including holding a Russia-North Korea summit.
According to South Korea's National Security Office, National Security Office Director Cho Tae Yeon is joined by US National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan and National Security Advisor Takeo Akiba.
A telephone discussion was held with the director of the National Security Bureau and the head of the Japan-U.S.-Korea Security Office. The heads of security offices of the three countries held a meeting on the 13th with the leaders of Russia and North Korea at the Vostochny Cosmodrome in Russia's Amur Oblast, and the international community has repeatedly expressed
He expressed serious concern that despite warnings, the two countries discussed various military cooperation, including the development of ICBMs (intercontinental ballistic missiles).
The heads of the security offices of the three countries continued, ``North Korea and Russia are under the imposition of UN Security Council resolutions and various international sanctions.
"We must comply with our obligations to prohibit arms trade and military cooperation, and there will be clear consequences for violating these obligations."
The heads of the security offices of the three countries also said, ``Russia, a permanent member of the United Nations Security Council, is committed to complying with Security Council resolutions.''
"We have an extremely heavy responsibility," he said. Advisor Sullivan reaffirmed the United States' strong security commitments to Japan and South Korea, and the heads of the security offices of the three countries monitored and monitored trends in arms trade and military cooperation between Russia and North Korea.
It was decided to further enhance cooperation among the three countries in response measures and strengthen solidarity with the international community.