Leaders of the United States, Japan and South Korea will meet March 31 to discuss North Korea

United States President Barack Obama, South Korean President Park Geun-hye and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe will hold a trilateral meeting to discuss North Korea's nuclear program.

"The meeting will be the possibility of the three leaders to discuss common responses to the threats posed by North Korea," - the press service of the White House.

Politicians also intend to discuss trilateral cooperation on regional and global issues.

The event will be held March 31 at the Washington Summit on the international nuclear security fields. On the same day held a bilateral meeting of Obama and Xi Jinping.

Earlier it was reported that North Korea has threatened to "mate war" US and South Korea. Later, Kim Jong-un called to prepare for strikes against Seoul.

Exacerbation of Pyongyang's relations with the international community was the result of nuclear tests in January and missile launch in February. In early March, the UN Security Council unanimously approved a new package of sanctions against the DPRK.

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