the, the, we don't need a preemptive strike yet, because in response to account to strike, the enemy will be guaranteed to be destroyed. moderate positive chrome. it says a tap to solve a, with a lot of the right side of the ties with the nuclear weapons. he makes that statement and how do i fall roughly out, please visit the vietnam? and then pete. ok. the president open says that most go is the right just the by long range weapons that comes in like the of the results to the west. all names of you the drivers side to run something, the sides of the guys rush at this time targeting link, who is 59 from your assets for, for the broken. so we'll keep informing ellen view from the benefits we went down. why asian economies? if the typically put

a suffer from the restriction also at the, the idea of how most gaza would really let the, the, he's relating then through admit a reg, disagreement would be. and if you know, as it says, it would be impossible to completely eliminate thomas come off. just say we're going to make how much disappeared. it seemed before we sign in the eyes of the public. thomas is an idea into it in the hands of the people, the promo to the well, this is all to you and it's good to have your company today. my name's i'm are, i'll tell the story. russia has no need to consider a pre emptive use of nuclear weapons. however, any thoughts attack on the country? we'll leave that with a devastating response from us and,

and that's according to present environmental speaking on thursday, off the roughly up his state visit to vietnam and the dean p. okay. a letter like we have still thinking about how nuclear doctrine could be changed. we know that the potential adversary is working on new elements associated with lowering the threshold for the use of nuclear weapons in particular, ultra low powered explosive nuclear devices being developed. and we know that in expert circles in the west. the idea is that there's nothing terrible with using such weapons. it may not be terrible, but we must pay attention to this. we don't need a pre emptive strike yet, because in response to account to strike, the enemy will be guaranteed to be destroyed. and present if it lost category a, maybe a call for us it's included in vietnam and the p k trip. these images are all puts in in i, but he boosted a strategic to operation with the in on, by signing send really nomic security defends and even knew the partnership with

william attempting to make him feel yeah. right. inputs and then see me on the other side, the comprehensive fit to partnership with the featured, a provision for and i quote, ministry and other assistance in case of the russian against the, the country. all think of a sudden the pull to in how long it takes us through by the input this latest comments the main subject to that was probably one of the most important ones during this question and answer regarding the agreement, the new agreement on strategic cooperation that platinum are approved and signed with the leader of the d p r. k. came john on latimer put and said that of moscow was not ruling out the potential of sending weapons to the dpr k on the basis of this new agreement. cubic foot facility is that the lowest of supply these weapons believe they are not at war with us. i said that we then reserve the right to supply weapons to other regions of the world. bearing in mind our agreements with

the democratic people's republic of korea. i do not exclude this either and where they will end up next. we can also say in the same way here, the west supplies weapons to ukraine and says that they are out of it's control. and it doesn't matter how they are used. we can also say that we have delivered something to someone and then we have no control over their use and let them think about this topic. now sanctions was also a big topic of discussion, specifically when the russian president was in the dpr k. because as we know, the dpr k is also a heavily sanctioned country journalist asked the russian president about what he thought about that. and he said that the, the sanctions against the dpr k specifically are quite strange. they really hurt people who are struggling the most to feed their families and take care of them. and even compared it to the lennon grub blockade for which his own family had suffered. during world war 2, it was a good idea of what i said then that some of the sanctions that were imposed against the p r t. to put it mildly look very strange,

and what leningrad experienced during the great patriotic war. everyone knows very well. this was a blockade when people were starved to death. what's going on in north korea now? is this you main, the sections that are introduced primarily for political reasons of course, still must correspond to the current level of human development to ukraine. conflict was also discussed. there's no getting around that. russian president vladimir putin spoke about the heart of offensive. the reason harker of offensive by russian forces saying that there's, there are no plans to actually take or make an approach on the regional capital park of the reason why russian troops needed to take territory in that region is because is to basically put the ukrainian artillery positions farther away from civilian targets in russian territory. the russian president also spoke about the russian nuclear, dr. and essentially, because there are heard talks in the russian government about potentially revising

it right now. the russian nuclear dr. and only allows for the launching of nuclear weapons. in the event of this being ever talia tor or a nuclear strike, or in the event that the russian government's very existence is at stake and flat them are put and said that it seems like the west is trying to accomplish. just that when you've sued in the west is escalating the situation all the time. can you do? it seems like they are counting on us to get scared. at some point. they also say they want to achieve the strategic defeat of russia on the battlefield. what do you mean? what does this mean for russia? russia, this means the end of it state, which is what it means. this means the end of the 1000 year history of the russian state. i think this is clear to everyone a change, and then the question arises, because, why should we be afraid? wouldn't it be best to completely accomplish our goals? he also spoke about the fact that the russian president doesn't really see the lensky last thing much longer than the 2nd, then the 1st half of next year in office because of the fact that he has absolutely

lost his legitimacy. since his presidential term has expired, a free and you're good as a decision from the constitutional court in 2015. what it is directly written that the president's term of office is 5 years. and that's all. it's just that the west doesn't want to change the lensky. now, the time is not right. it is obvious all the unpopular decisions, including lowering the conscription age will be blamed on him after that, they'll change it. so this political tar that vladimir prudent has been on in the dpr k in vietnam, had involved a lot of important negotiations. a lot of important documents were signed and this press conference essentially went through the outcomes of these historic events. and the main takeaways from what we can expect in the future as a result of these newly sealed agreements, it was, it was quick to criticize the mutual defense products with a rush. i find the d p. okay. us national security supposed to have done,

could they also do the job both peeling young. i'm to run, as he reiterated the allegations. russia and its allies have repeatedly denied, argue, is that this agreement is also a sign of russia's desperation. i mean, they're reaching out to north korea from missiles read, say they, they are still getting put on one. they don't have a lot of friends in the world and they're trying to do everything they can to pull on the strings of the friends that they do. do have a lot of them. obviously it's commentary the and also know of crap to says the us itself is lawanda. it's looking like it's glossing at schools in international relations. amazing media year has been talking about the same or rattling a foot 4 or 4 weeks now. but i mean, the fact is, it's been the us that's been a really escalating tensions in this regard. and if i remember correctly,

buttons remarks were said in response to other remarks on nuclear escalation from the washington. it seems to me that the us rolling class and it's sort of various lackey's, obviously are looking more and more desperate. it's one country should never have the right to tell other countries where they're going to do business or how the fact of the matter is what it always all boils down to is there's one belligerent party. this is not a fair one. and that is like the sort of you was based order, like, based in washington, in london, you never know and things like that. i, i, i don't think russia or any of the countries that it's actually, it would be actually selling weapons. do. i'm taking a realistic, aggressive step in lets me inject it, right. they haven't invaded anyone. how many countries as the watson be, you know, flooded but it also come on to the, on

a south korea that now so that it might reconsider his current policy and start supply weapons to keep the russian data said that decision would have. i'm pleasant repercussions for the age and nation. we belong to reconsider the issue of i'm supposed to ukraine specific measures will be revealed later. and it'll be interesting to see how russia responds rather than revealing all plants in advance with the move of fortune. but sure, sure that would be a very big mistake. i hope that this will not happen. if it does, then we do will make decisions that are unlikely to please the code in south korean leadership. because of the getting all the convict south korea as being supply you claim with you my and so i'm find that and slade, the asian countries that they just say, hey, whats sending legal aid to a policy at war and toggle says february 2022. so the said $900000000.00 to view in on the so this is not but despite that,

south korean faithfuls have grown significant. currently over the last 2 years before the including conferences, south korea, i'm new military excellence. amounted to $7300000000.00. but since then, they've doubled reaching over 14000000000 last year. now this was primarily issue through a multi $1000000.00 deals with poland. and the us, or which want to repent, is that still the files. often they with the printed by aging, you create that into a saying, i fall. so i washed into the, to the main. a dentist took a loss, you pull up. poland received an initial blast of south korean times 5 to deaths and other equipment. now south, correct, hospices claim that those 2 nations are to be the ultimate uses of the equipment, notes. and it's a country that we thought into the it's a go to

a professor of soon child universe. he said the messages from south through a mixed. and that may be evidence of foul play, or is it very closely was uh, watched the uh, responses from our j to about del, well, i bets all participation of the war a ukraine sometimes very mixed. although i have the fish and alicia, some officials take great pride in the fact that they are already supply the war effort with their own munition capitals up to re pieces, etc. i'll have the hands of the government itself has be more cautious about not taking actions, which may result in all favorable consequences for our trade. so i would say that i'm to the extreme pressure from the united states. okay. must have already done something, even though they may not want to these behind all the traces. the still may want to

say the opposite thing tried to hide the involvement. but the reality is that now that the situation of the korean peninsula is escalate to and both the dpi, okay, support team are russia and our okay. supporting the was that to you? great. may be more and more of yes, this is the new reality of the korean peninsula. but it says here that the has announced is imposing it's the sanction of the game for us is liquefied natural gas. in the scene of a major is positive of full teams. package of restrictions on most of that it seems to stem of the re sale of russian island ds was why of the country. while button could mean hobbling some economies in asia, you are being broke itself is made sure it can keep buying russian gas. oh,

think going to be the visual mazda im positive, just so the headline with these new sanctions is that b e u is now apparently going to do something really new and finally hit russian l n g. it may come as a surprise to some folks playing along at home that they weren't actually already doing that. in reality, they were wrapping up in ports of russian liquefied natural gas. jumping by 41 percent between 20212023. that's according to u energy regulator data and maybe it will come as an even bigger surprise that well, they still really are going to be because of russian l. n. g shipments of gas for use in europe still are not going to be impacted. what's new is that the ships that bring the rushing gas into europe and ports now just aren't allowed to transfer it to ships so they can leave for other countries. the package includes bundled fronts,

shipment of russian hill and g to 3rd countries via the e u, including a prohibition on reloading services as well as ship to ship and ship the shore transfers imports into the you are still allowed. so what's been happening is the russian gas in the siberia has been coming into the you into countries like france, belgium, spain, and the netherlands. and then it gets turned around and sent right over to places like turkey in china or elsewhere in southeast asia. the e u is now saying that can't happen anymore, but what is still entirely possible under these new rules is for the russian elegy to be dropped off in europe and stay there for a little while and maybe enjoy a bag yet. and a rose a, somewhere in a french cafe before deciding that it's no longer self with that defying as russian elegy, but rather european analogy and well that you can then make a profit from selling it to asia. i guess that's how they're going to stick it. to

put in by marching up russian gas that they claim they weren't not thing to do with . it's kind of like drop shipping, where someone buys the products on the cheap from an online wholesaler in asia, like alibaba, for example, and then marks the price way up and sells it in their online store as their own product and makes a profit on the margin on the arbitrage. so this would be what the you could then do with russian gas. so why is that you even bothering putting on this also anyway? because virtue signaling for ukraine is a whole lot less damaging, then actually carrying out the kind of self owning it is the they displayed earlier on in this conflict. like when they said they do something that sounded suicide or like cutting themselves off of russian pipeline gas. and then they actually did it . and every day, the repercussions of that are still felt as this industrial founder just explained this week, your semester federal technical stuff. everybody's leaving pets,

chemicals in your just, i've never seen in my working life before america or in a great place manufacturing because she knows it, but she financially is. i've got no calvin, texas is really important for me to call him at the end of the. so it looks like the figures that as long as it makes enough noise about anti russian sanctions and sticking it to foot in. most people probably just won't bother to look beyond their words. so following through with something stupid and self serving isn't really all that necessary. and in fact, they might even be able to find a way to make some money off of some scam is games that they happen to come up with as a result of all this now says he did policy least research a high secret pays as the u. is the same thing to secure his own interest while ensuring other countries such as india, a getting less feel. even though we have been one of the biggest import the while

for a long time during the period that they impose sanctions on russian loyalty. because one of the biggest export does, because the same you young countries where the buying that virus, generalized by india. so the order i showed that i was coming to india and getting to find you and then it was being sold it to you to be on countries. similarly, were never done this time is that they are ensuring that the most general adoption gas comes on. and the reason why they will only prevent is that the option for you will be enforced. going on, exported to full, full touch country. so, you know, with they asked, ignoring themselves a while and showed him that doesn't get home, which is very unfortunate. and that's why i read through it that i don't think that the government, the sanctions, didn't find some regarding his uncle and ensure that in the s of energy, facts and what they, what they are with russia or other countries will continue in spite of these functions i don't think that we will just be new to abide 100 percent of by one of

the feelings of the west decide. i think that it is born and i think you're not indications i've been given by the government or the last few years. that'd be, i'm not going to accept it then probably. that's one of the reason that we have a legit lisinopril into fat is from the west when it comes to the indian addiction this time because what happens, they don't like it, but it isn't the interest of india that india has to take strong stand on the but i said, i think it has now to the middle east, or we saw with god whether over nice to i was carried out next to the nice side of medical facility in the city of san eunice. now this, but they said sitting online shows. ready the moment of the psych hospital was p, the c one of the largest medical facilities in the region. it is unclear whether there was any victims in this latest attack a deadly slice on the city. rafa was carried out as well,

resulting in dozens of victims. and it's heartbreaking for the young bill says goodby mom, as the body of a deceased mother, is taken away from her. and she's not alone. in henry, the bodies of 11 victim from his room, he asked so i can run a lady in the mall of the european hospital until heartbroken, but it is gathered to bid farewell within this on the walls, while mon is outside of the prize for the dead that way you can take a look at the scale, all the destruction you can see in here are the, my filled in our policy media report say that over 70 percent of the city of infrastructure as have been destroyed. since the idea of expanded this operation into the area of hob of gauze is 2300000 residents, i had previously so refuge and rough uh,

but the city is now clearly empty. due to the ongoing is really asked lights and ground operations. right cause approval is that 90 percent of the children in the us and the lead malnourished man, the dentist, the populated region, over a 1000000 cases of infectious diseases. especially at the types of has been identified. we've heard from a past seen with pleasant society spaces and about us explained the challenges of providing much needed 8 to 7 almost a 1000000 people were forced to plead as from alpha. 7 houses, others are 10, they are in the box shops under relentless blue bars, mass that is taking place day and night, thousands of feet. they could not leave around by thousands of people. they do have indirectly, people sick people, as well as people with disabilities. so they couldn't sleep it off. i, as you know,

there is no transportation and they have to evacuated themselves on foot. i'm of the same time. there is no available shelters tense or whatsoever. so i'll come with these. there's kindly, these are the members who are at people with disabilities or they're the lead people so that, well, that's why they have no other options. they just to stay there and under a very dangerous conditions, whole barge minutes that has taken place, day and night. and at the same time, many people are trapped in certain areas which is considered our military areas where over teams, that pad is kind of depressing. teams, ambulances cannot even reach certain areas, put you back to waive that kind of what it is. most of the hospitals now, and i mean, all of the hospitals were completely out of service at only one or 2 teams. hospitals are still abrasions, but all of our major hospitals were completely taken off of service. so we can't

even imagine how the situation when we talk about on the, when you talk to them to provide medical services to thousands of people for oddison, it dropped into me. well, so those are, these are, these haven't run it in jerusalem. and the latest mass display of i'm the over the next and you all go to the island of the gaza, will, will just roll a button and send us a list of will when the heart of the protest, a very many centers are playing just around the country for screening winters at trader, just trying to reach to revise this branding for space scenarios before and they want it done with and they all know there's a country knows that part is going to be a rabbit as well on the board. i know most people think it needs to happen, but most people don't trust me because of the war because they're afraid that it cares more about keeping this power and the see in the government does about

objectively managing or to assess the against the guy's team. the government, which is the very rabbit shows government and also is not capable of uh, of the wall and the country where there's no who's of everything. he does the set down and he falls for an election. we have a new government set down because the war has no plan. we don't know what's going to happen day after. there's absolutely no plan and he does. he does everything in order to send power is about as a good the release of phase one of the hostages is that we get for political

reasons in order to pick this government. very important for him because he is also accused in criminal law. and you know, this is the only way for me to get away from the side of the southern time of day. * * actually we have the hostages as well. you know, we've had a number of real serious tragedies in this country. one day, one a, b, c, on our personal gallery. what was up? 8 soldiers are killed another day to solve the killed another day. 5 soldiers was beginning to take are told that people realize that these 3 love watching out come up, is not necessarily such a walk in the park. it's been 8 months and p b as not secure to doing as well. most people have had enough, not just the families of offices, but people want the hostages out at all costs. they want to deals on the hockey who's come out and once the house has come out there, when used to be done will be gone. but right now they've had enough of eating, they've had enough of the war. they want to enter the war and they were on to free

hostages. c the new infinity sca who's the to the police on the old to don't do a blown thing, a major highway 100. remember the by community with pro does seeing is finding the decision that would enable religious cities to be drafted into the movie last week . and that's the apartment gave liberally approval to the bill on the wall is the highest, the imposing for the incident goes up. the idea of splitting some recently made is to liking statement that contradicts the mainstream. during the he said, how much is impossible to destroy and any other thing is deceptive towards the public. meanwhile, the government is insisting that it's liberating the enclave and the operation will continue or it continue until all its goals are reached. come off,

is it all you want to see? we're going to make, how much disappeared? it seemed to throw in sign in the eyes of republic. how much is an idea? how much is a part to it suited in the hands of the people? whoever thinks we can eliminate him, us is wrong. we've stated very, very clearly that for this world to end, we insist that won't end until all of our goals are met. that is the return of all of our hostages, dismantling. how much is governmental and military capabilities? i'm removing the terrorist threats. we're not going to enable him. us to repeatedly commit to the atrocities which they date on october the 7th. the massacre. and we will not allow this genocidal terrorist organization to remain in power in gaza. in a certain sense we are liberating garza from, i'm us is very little the add on and see will add to it. so for a cost,

it would told us that the idea of statement as expose the problem is, is failure to come up with a long term solution to the conflict. it is important that a guy he says was, he did leave a because he said pools once again that the minutes on your he's lying and the seats, you know, these are the property. can they have the property called the d ones? this can, it will all sorts to be in. busy precise to continue in order to stay in power. it just makes me so you know, angry that the things that we a b now you even from the military of things that i said 8 months ago when even more because it's very, very clear that the law that the more a decent sold goes on the more it, the stronger it is in the deadly,

the a dead, the diesel. then the last we only grow stronger. and the other way is old. if the government to friesland was a accepting eh, i will view that only in the okay of the occupation in the siege and the emperor lead to god based for the solution of the ones to continue to live with you. and do i have the future if the government adopted this say it is believes important, a and m programs that we a suggested them to how much would have been much, much we care? and so is the fanatics the for nothing. so with the needs that unfortunately then you know, in the big dream don't one dot. and by doing the don't want that because that would

be gods. the know that one be good fits the invite smells. so in dots and zoom is a piece, just stick with the to the ball. okay. well, that runs up. this is out of a, with a top of your company doing check out all to dot com a lot of ways. so is that will be back in about 30 minutes the successfully. so i would have to be using this. nobody's telling me that a human death is but still, and that's what it's available to. what do you still do about some of it from the umbrella data? so within the what it says, this woman hides her face and identity because of the nature of her job.