Japan-S. Korea security talks

Japan-S. Korea security talks

Kim Yong Kil (front), head of the South Korean Foreign Ministry's Northeast Asian Affairs Bureau, attends the 11th round of security talks between Japan and South Korea in Tokyo on March 15, 2018. Kim headed the South Korean delegation for the security talks, the first in three years. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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