SEOUL: South Korean, Japanese and American leaders will meet in the United States in August, Seoul's presidential office said on Thursday, as the three nations increase military cooperation to counter North Korea's growing nuclear threats.
Relations between Pyongyang and Seoul are at one of their lowest points, with diplomacy stalled and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un calling for increased weapons development, including tactical nukes.
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