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Japan, South Korea and the United States form a new nuclear alliance

Japan, South Korea and the United States have reportedly forged a new alliance focused on nuclear issues. The supplied report provides no further details on its commitments or structure.

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Greater trilateral nuclear coordination could affect strategic deterrence and security dynamics in East Asia.

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