S. Korean, U.S. Joint Chiefs to meet on Nov. 14
- 5 years ago
It's been announced that the South Korean and U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff will be holding their annual security talks in Seoul on November 14th.
That's according to the South Korean Joint Chiefs reporting to lawmakers Tuesday as part of the government audit.
They said that in the Military Committee Meeting, Chairman General Park Han-ki and his U.S. counterpart, General Mark Milley, will jointly assess the security situation on the Korean Peninsula and in Northeast Asia.
Also, the two sides will discuss the status of the conditions-based transfer of wartime operational control from Washington to Seoul... and plans for the actual transfer.
That's according to the South Korean Joint Chiefs reporting to lawmakers Tuesday as part of the government audit.
They said that in the Military Committee Meeting, Chairman General Park Han-ki and his U.S. counterpart, General Mark Milley, will jointly assess the security situation on the Korean Peninsula and in Northeast Asia.
Also, the two sides will discuss the status of the conditions-based transfer of wartime operational control from Washington to Seoul... and plans for the actual transfer.