Washington:
Japan has friendly relations with South Korea and the United States. On the other hand, North Korea has been conducting continuous missile tests to threaten the US and its allies South Korea and Japan.
On the 1st, North Korea tested a short-range ballistic missile towards Japan. Speaking at a meeting of the ruling Workers’ Party, North Korean leader Kim Jong-un ordered a rapid increase in the country’s nuclear weapons production. As a result, the tension on the Korean Peninsula continues.
In this case, Japanese Prime Minister Bumio Kishida will meet US President Joe Biden in the White House on the 13th.
In this regard, in a statement released by the White House, President Joe Biden is looking forward to the visit of Japanese Prime Minister Bumio Kishida. In this meeting, our two governments will discuss economic matters and deepening people-to-people relations. In this meeting, the two leaders will discuss issues such as climate change, security issues surrounding North Korea and China, and Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.