US, South Korea, and Japan diplomats to coordinate on DPRK-Russia-China alignment

Top diplomats from the U.S., South Korea, and Japan are convening to address the deepening military and strategic cooperation between North Korea, Russia, and China. The meeting aims to synchronize trilateral responses to regional security threats, though specific policy shifts remain unconfirmed. This coordination reflects an ongoing effort to counter the perceived erosion of regional stability caused by the DPRK's recent alignment with Moscow and Beijing.