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Thursday, 2 December 2021 (YJC)_ A senior US military official says the strategic environment in East Asia has changed over the past few years and it is essential that they have an action plan that is up to date.
Amid Pyongyang and Seoul's efforts to resume talks and improve bilateral relations, other countries continue to fuel differences.
According to Sputnik, the defense ministers of the United States and South Korea are expected to put new war plans on the agenda in the event of a conflict with North Korea, given the country's progress in nuclear weapons and missiles built in recent years.
Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin traveled south to Seoul on Wednesday evening for a three-day visit to Osan Air Base, and on the same day, South Korean Joint Chiefs of Staff Won In-chul attended the 46th meeting of the Bilateral Military Committee with his US counterpart. He will be hosted by General Mark Millie.
A senior U.S. military official told reporters during an in-flight press conference on Tuesday that the bomber struck shortly after noon in front of a police station.
The strategic environment has changed in the last few years. It is appropriate and necessary that we have an action plan that is up to date.
Another US military official said that while the review was not in response to any new threats, a new action plan should address "progress in North Korea's capabilities, particularly in the ability of missiles to carry nuclear warheads."
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