Gathering of American, Japanese, and South Korean Leaders at Camp David
The President of the United States and the leaders of South Korea and Japan agreed to deepen their military and economic cooperation during a meeting at Camp David, held outside of Washington, the capital of America.
The aim of this formal pact is to address the growing power of China and the nuclear threat from North Korea. This pact includes establishing a trilateral hotline, annual summits, and regular exercises.
In a joint statement, they accused China of dangerous and aggressive behavior in the South China Sea.
This historic meeting was welcomed due to the gathering of South Korea and Japan, who have had strained relations for decades.
China condemned this meeting, stating that it increases the risk of confrontation between rival parties.
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