North Korean missiles, Taiwan conflict 'applied' to US-China 'nuclear disarmament negotiations'

A North Korean missile fell south of the Northern Limit Line, demonstrating the application of the case of mutual clashes in the Taiwan Strait military exercise in the keynote of the “nuclear disarmament negotiations” between the United States and China.
A North Korean ballistic missile crashed 26km south of the Northern Limit Line on the 2nd, 57km off the coast of Sokcho, and 240km from Ulleungdo, the Joint Chiefs of Staff said on the 2nd.
Alexandra Bell, deputy assistant secretary of state for arms control, said: "Despite US efforts, Washington and Beijing still have not begun to engage in this issue. As a first step, we would like to have a conversation with them (China) about each other's doctrine, crisis communication, and crisis management. Washington has been having such talks with Russia for decades," he said, referring to the '60th anniversary of the Cuban missile crisis'. said on the 1st.
U.S. National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan said in a phone call between President Xi and President Joe Biden on November 16 last year that the two had "agreed to start discussions on strategic stability."
President Biden said at a press conference after the three-and-a-half-hour video conference at the time, "I said they have to decide. Not us, but Taiwan. "We do not promote independence," he said.
About 240 F-35A and F-35B stealth fighters were mobilized from South Korea and the United States during the five-day joint aerial exercise “Vigilant Storm” from the 31st of last month. went to Busan Port arrived in port.

Park Jeong-cheon, vice chairman of the Central Military Commission of the Workers' Party of Korea, said on the morning of the 1st that if the United States and South Korea use force against North Korea, "there will be a terrible price."
North Korea has launched 26 ballistic missiles and three cruise missiles this year.
"On Monday (31st), the United States and South Korea launched a vigilant storm, one of the largest combined military air exercises, in which hundreds of fighter jets conduct simulated attacks 24 hours a day from both sides," Reuters reported. It said on the 2nd that the number of launches increased rapidly in response to the recent training of the Allied Forces.
Japan's Defense Minister Yasukazu Hamada said, "North Korea fired at least two ballistic missiles to the east and southeast. This action threatens the peace and stability of Japan, the wider region and the wider international community, and is completely unacceptable. Japan filed a complaint through diplomatic channels in Beijing and protested the action,” he told reporters on the 2nd.
The President's Office said that President Yun Seok-yeol "instructed us to take swift and stern responses to ensure that North Korea's provocations pay a clear price." went to Busan Port arrived in port.

The South Korean military fired three air-to-ground missiles toward the north of the sea border with North Korea on the 2nd in response to North Korea's launch of at least 10 missiles the day before, Reuters reported on the 2nd.

 

After US House Speaker Pelosi's visit to Taiwan on August 4, China fired 11 missiles during a military exercise in the containment of Taiwan while flying to South Korea, five of which fell over Taiwan and into Japan's exclusive economic zone (EEZ).

At the time, Reuters reported, “In Okanawa Yonaguni Island, 110 km away from Taiwan, we distributed materials about the Chinese military training zone to fishermen and asked them to pay attention.” Long-range artillery and missiles were fired in all directions, east, west, north, south, and north of the city.”