"Japan, US, and South Korea to Share Real-Time North Korea Missile Information"

Japan, the United States, and South Korea have agreed to launch a system that will allow real-time sharing of information about North Korean missiles by the end of this year. The system will enable the three nations to detect and track projectiles fired by North Korea more accurately and swiftly. The ministers also pledged to hold three-way missile defense drills, alongside anti-submarine drills, on a regular basis in response to North Korea's actions, as well as to act as a deterrent.