SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea will immediately start talks with the United States on developing the Asian nation s military capabilities, including deploying the latest surveillance assets, the South s presidential office said on Tuesday. The pact was made during a summit meeting between South Korean President Moon Jae-in and his U.S. counterpart Donald Trump, Blue House spokesman Yoon Young-chan told a news briefing. The leaders also agreed to continue joint three-way efforts with Japan for practical responses to North Korean threats, he added. 
South Korea to start talks with U.S. on developing military capabilities