President Yoon: ”Even under the Trump administration, we will continue to firmly promote Japan-US-Korea cooperation” = South Korea

South Korean President Yoon Seok-yeol said on the 7th, "The next U.S. administration under President Donald Trump will also firmly promote the so-called 'triangular cooperation' among South Korea, the United States and Japan."
On the same day, President Yoon held a telephone conversation with former U.S. President Donald Trump, who was elected in the presidential election, and said, "I think there may be an opportunity to meet before the end of the year."
President Yoon made the above remarks about his telephone conversation with Trump at a press conference held at the Presidential Office in Seoul that day.
Kim Tae Hee, first vice director of the National Security Office of the South Korean President, said at a press conference that morning, "President Yoon and Trump met at 7 a.m.
President Yoon said, "During my meeting with Trump, we discussed Korea-U.S.-Japan relations. In the Asia-Pacific and global regions,
"I want to build a strong solidarity and partnership based on the ROK-U.S. alliance," he said. President Yoon added, "Trump started talking about North Korea first."
President Yoon said, "North Korea is sending dirty balloons into South Korea and harming our people," to which Trump responded, "I can't believe it. I'd like to meet with you soon to discuss this,
"We will discuss various information and countermeasures," he said. The two sides also exchanged views on the state of the Ukraine war and military movements by North Korea, which has deployed troops, and both expressed concerns.