South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol wowed Americans with his karaoke game during his six-day trip to the U.S., but concerns have been raised back home about the nuclear assurances provided to Seoul by President Biden's team.
A standout in the declaration is the establishment of a bilateral Nuclear Consultative Group. The declaration states: “The United States commits to make every effort to consult [withThe document also makes clear that there will be “joint execution and planning for [South Korean] conventional support to U.S. nuclear operations in a contingency.
“The mechanism had been capped at the consultation level — it was a mode of briefing and debriefing, where the U.S. side would tell the Korean side,” Mr. Go said. “NATO’s NPG has two components: one is consultative, one is about nuclear use components, which is operationalized through dual-capable aircraft.”
The new NCG “is a first step toward a proper NPG,” which would be “realistically speaking, the maximum form of nuclear sharing any ally can aspire to,” Mr. Go said. “The U.S. offered a lot more than I thought would be possible at this juncture, it all happened sooner than I expected.”governments that have engaged in summitry with North Korea, was downbeat.
“The consultation is not automatic, it is situational,” he said. “It says ‘make every effort’ — which means it may not consult with
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