South Korea Army Chief Meets Commonwealth Counterparts to Discuss Peninsula Security
Gen. Kim Gyu-ha holds talks with army chiefs from Britain, Australia, Canada, and New Zealand during Korean War commemoration
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- South Korea's Army Chief of Staff Gen.
- Kim Gyu-ha met with counterparts from Britain, Australia, Canada, and New Zealand to discuss Korean Peninsula security and expand military cooperation during a Battle of Gapyeong commemoration event.
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South Korea's Army Chief of Staff Gen. Kim Gyu-ha met with his counterparts from Britain, Australia, Canada, and New Zealand to discuss the security situation on the Korean Peninsula and ways to expand military cooperation.
The talks occurred during their visit to attend an event marking the Battle of Gapyeong in the 1950-53 Korean War. The four countries deployed forces under a United Nations resolution during the war and have held annual commemorations in April. This year marks the first time all four nations' army chiefs have visited South Korea together.
Kim expressed deep gratitude for their countries' sacrifices, saying their contributions laid the foundation for South Korea's development and prosperity.
The participants agreed that closer cooperation among partner nations was essential to maintaining peace and stability on the Korean Peninsula and responding to broader regional security challenges.
They agreed to continue military cooperation through army-to-army meetings, high-level exchanges, and joint exercises.
Simon Stuart, chief of the Australian Army, said the solidarity forged during the war remains significant in bilateral relations and that Australia could continue to advance exchanges and cooperation with the Korean Army.
