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Japan's Ishiba, South Korea's Lee Agree Closer Cooperation Before Lee Meets Trump
On his first official visit to Japan since taking office in June, Lee met Ishiba at the premier's residence in Tokyo to discuss bilateral ties between the East Asia neighbours, including closer security coordination with the United States under a trilateral pact signed by their predecessors.
The leaders of Japan and South Korea have agreed to develop stable and future-oriented relations between their two countries.
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