Joe Biden will express concern at a meeting in Peru about the presence of North Korean troops in Russia, his adviser Sullivan said

US President Joe Biden will convey his concerns to other leaders he will meet in Peru about the presence of North Korean troops in Russia, his national security adviser Jake Sullivan said today, describing it as an important development, Reuters reported.

Speaking to reporters accompanying Biden to Peru, where he will hold private meetings with Chinese President Xi Jinping and the leaders of Japan, South Korea and Brazil as part of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (ATIS) summit, Sullivan said he expected coordinated package. solutions' in response to the North Korean problem.

Sullivan said the leaders of the United States, Japan and South Korea are seeking to institutionalize trilateral relations as an “enduring feature of American policy.”