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US missile defense system in Asia-Pacific Region of South Korea, the main participants of that body will become South Korea, China and Japan. However, Park Geun-hye added, that Russia, the US, North Korea, and Mongolia will also participate in the meetings and negotiations on key issues of regional security. Seoul still retains a cautious stance, as the deployment of any US missile defense systems will be perceived as taking part in the US-led missile defense program. The ROK leaders also have concerns that the integration of its missile defense system with the US missile defense system could lead to diplomatic tension with China, the largest trading partner