Korean media: the intelligence chiefs of South Korea, the United States and Japan met in Seoul today

Original title: Korean media: South Korean, US and Japanese intelligence chiefs held talks in Seoul today to discuss the North Korean issue
South Korean media quoted sources as saying on the 18th that the intelligence heads of South Korea, the United States and Japan gathered in the South Korean capital Seoul today to discuss the North Korean issue.
According to Yonhap news agency reported on the 18th, a source disclosed on the same day that park Zhiyuan, President of the National Intelligence Agency of South Korea, Avril Haines, director of national intelligence of the United States, and Yuzhao Takizawa, intelligence officer of the Japanese cabinet, will hold talks in Seoul on the same day to discuss the North Korean issue.
This is the third meeting of the three parties after meeting in Tokyo, Japan, in May this year, after a lapse of five months. Yonhap said that considering North Korea's recent successive test firing of new missiles and asking South Korea and the United States to cancel its hostile policy towards North Korea, South Korea, the United States and Japan may jointly examine the situation on the Korean Peninsula and share relevant information. The three sides may also exchange views on the proposal of the final declaration of war put forward by moon Jae in the UN General Assembly.
In addition, since this is Takizawa Yuzhao's first visit to South Korea after Takeo Kishida became Japan's new prime minister, the United States, Japan and South Korea are expected to understand Japan's latest policy direction towards North Korea and discuss the strengthening of intelligence cooperation among the three parties.
It is noteworthy that since the DPRK resumed its communication channels with the ROK on the 4th of this month, senior US intelligence officials have visited the ROK one after another. Burns, director of the CIA, visited Wen in 8 this month and met with Park moon Jae in the same time.