(LEAD) S. Korean, U.S., Japanese FMs reaffirm 'resolute commitment' to complete denuclearization of N. Korea

What happened: The foreign ministers of South Korea, the U.S. and Japan reaffirmed their commitment to complete denuclearization of North Korea and full implementation of U.N. Security Council resolutions during trilateral talks in Atlanta. Key numbers: Talks held Friday, Oct. 30, on the sidelines of a G20 meeting in Atlanta. Why it matters: The ministers stressed enforcing U.N. sanctions on revenue for Pyongyang's nuclear and missile programs and commended the Multilateral Sanctions Monitoring Team. They also signed a memorandum creating a Trilateral Arctic Pacific Partnership.

The foreign ministers of South Korea, the U.S. and Japan reaffirmed their commitment to complete denuclearization of North Korea and full implementation of U.N. Security Council resolutions during trilateral talks in Atlanta.

The ministers stressed enforcing U.N. sanctions on revenue for Pyongyang's nuclear and missile programs and commended the Multilateral Sanctions Monitoring Team. They also signed a memorandum creating a Trilateral Arctic Pacific Partnership.