King Coordinates Visit To Korea Next Month … Pompeo’s Move To ‘Match’

The governments of South Korea and China are reportedly coordinating Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi’s visit to Korea next month. The authorities of the Republic of Korea-USA. The US is promoting the visit of US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo to Korea on the 7th of next month, and the heads of diplomatic relations of both countries are expected to set foot on Korean soil next month. There are also observations that there may be situations where the United States and China, which is in extreme conflict, pressure Korea to choose each.

According to diplomatic sources on the 27th, both Korea and China are discussing the timing of Director Wang’s visit to Korea. However, a foreign ministry official said: “The timing of the visit to Korea has not been confirmed.” If Wang’s visit to Korea is successful, it will be 10 months from last December. Chinese President Xi Jinping is also expected to visit Korea, or the question of Prime Minister Li Keqiang’s attendance at the Korea-China-Japan summit, to be held later this year, in Korea. There are many observations that there may be other reasons since Yang Zetsu, head of the Central Committee on Foreign Relations of the Central Committee on Foreign Relations of the Communist Party, visited China last month. This is because two people rarely visit a country at the same time.

Consequently, there is the possibility that one of the goals of Wang’s visit to Korea will be to lure South Korea in the middle of the conflict between the United States and China, with the goal of Secretary Pompeo’s visit to Korea. Director Wang, like Minister Pompeo, will also visit Japan early next month, Japanese broadcaster NHK reported on the 27th. After meeting with Japanese Foreign Minister Toshimitsu Motegi, Wang is known to coordinate a schedule to avoid than Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga.

Secretary Pompeo visits Japan to discuss the ‘Quad’, an Asia-Pacific security advisory for Chinese checks. It is expected to discuss the front of pressure against China through a meeting with the foreign ministers of Japan, Australia and India, who are part of the quad. So remarks are gaining traction that Wang’s visit to Japan was aimed at preventing Minister Pompeo from mobilizing anti-Chinese fronts in Japan. Prime Minister Suga defends the line of “ using the United States alliance as a diplomatic axis, but establishing a stable relationship with China. ” Meanwhile, Marshall Billingsley, US State Department Special Envoy for Arms Control, visited Korea on the 27th, 1 night, and 2 days. There are observations that he is likely to mention the US deployment of medium-range missiles in Korea to contain China, or South Korea’s extension of the ballistic missile range in a consultation with the Foreign Ministry on the 28th.