tatyana, greetings again, we are now in pyongyang, the connection is of course unstable, but... now wecommunicating directly with you, and what is interesting to note is that now we are not in general, it’s the rainy season in the dprk, so when the plane of the russian prosecutor general landed in the country, it just started to rain, and then it stopped, then came back again, the russian delegation was met at the finyan airport by representatives of the embassy, ​​as well as representatives of the prosecutor general’s office, in fact, with the prosecutor general. igor krasnov won and held the first working meeting, they discussed a wide range of issues, primarily related to combating various crimes, financial, including combating corruption and an interdepartmental agreement was concluded that will improve interaction between the two countries in a wide range of areas, a program was also signed that will allow specific activities to be carried out over the next two years, it should be noted that this... the situation in north-east asia will bring a positive contribution to maintaining

i became a member of the north korean party at the age of 20 and studied at the pyongyang university of foreign studies. later i pursued economics at a university of finance and economy in china. during my studies in china, i served as the chairman of communist socialist league, guiding the political life of 15 north korean students. following this i spent more than three years involved in north korean and china trade, especially in shipping operations and the natural resources trade. however, i became increasingly delusioned with the regime's lack of development and reform. initially i registered and rejected information i received on the internet, especially critical of north korea and positive about south korea and the united states. and i believe that it is the propaganda by south korea and the united states. over time i realized the truth in this information and what i had learned in north korea. the most shocking revelation was the brutal tyranny of north korean dictator and horrific reality of my friends and acquaintances being sent to prison camp without knowing their crimes.

do you think pyongyang anticipates tacit support from, say, the likes of a moscow or a beijing?oth supported north korea's criminal activities or turned a blind eye. and in the wake of russia's invasion of ukraine in 2022, we're living in a different world, and russia and north korea are brazenly standing together, flaunting international law, international norms, trying to rewrite history, trying to rewrite international law. so, yes, i think north korea is quite pleased to have russia's support. and china will counsel calm but not penalise north korea in any meaningful way. now to the other story we have been tracking. the death toll from devastating landslides in southern ethiopia has risen to 257. the united nations is warning that the number could rise as search and recovery operations continue. the government plans to relocate communities in the area due to the risk of more landslides caused by heavy rains. aid agencies are scrambling to provide humanitarian assistance to more than 15 thousand people affected by the tragedy. bbc africa sent this report from gofa, at the si

alexander lukashenko is at work. contacts between belarus and the dprk are being discussed in pyongyang, our delegation headed by the minister of foreign affairs of our country is working there. today maxim rozhenkov was received by prime minister kim dokun. the parties spoke about the need to intensify bilateral cooperation in the fields of education. belarus has lost a true friend: a book was opened at the vietnamese embassy in minsk condolences on the death of nguyen phu chong, secretary general of the central committee of the communist party of vietnam. the recordings were left by representatives of the leadership of the belarusian parliament, the ministry of foreign affairs, and government bodies. nguyen phuchong was a good friend of our country and paid special attention to the development of relations with belarus, said first deputy head of the presidential administration natalya petkevich. his biography deserves the highest respect. from a young age he devoted himself to serving the party and the state; our country and vietnam have a very long and time-tested friendly relations

pyongyang has repeatedly denied such allegations while pointing to washington's destabilizing actionsd the world, including on the korean peninsula. and our final story for press tv news bulleton everyone tensions are running high between russia and nato is moscow's criticized the alliance for its final declaration at that summit we just told you about in washington dc, army ukraine against russia. was one of the main issues in the summit and we discussed this earlier with our guests in our news review program. it's now time for the news re section. we will delve deeper into one of the day's top stories, so st with us. russia rejects the allegation made by a statement nato members released in the alliances recently. in the final declaration that was adopted at the nato summit in washington held on july 9 to 11, russia once again was called a threat to the group in all operating environments for long-term prosperity. this is not so. russia is not preparing to attack nato. the north atlantic alliance is following the pass of escalating tension constantly. they are pushing, they are endl

do you think pyongyang anticipates tacit support from, say, the likes of a moscow or a beijing? china and russia have both supported north korea's criminal activities or turned a blind eye. and in the wake of russia's invasion of ukraine in 2022, we're living in a different world, and russia and north korea are brazenly standing together, flaunting international law, international norms, trying to rewrite history, trying to rewrite international law. so, yes, ithink north korea is quite pleased to have russia's support. and china will counsel calm but not penalise north korea in any meaningful way. more news now. a lawyer for the british family involved in an incident with police at manchester airport says one man has been found to have a cyst on the brain and that a brother of those involved is a serving police officer. in a widely circulated video filmed on tuesday, a greater manchester officer is seen kicking a man in the head while he's on the floor. the force has suspended one officer from all duties and referred itself to the independent police watchdog. there have been pr

i became a member of the north korean party at the age of 20 and studied at the pyongyang university of foreign studies. later i pursued economics at a university of finance and economy in china. during my studies in china, i served as the chairman of communist socialist league, guiding the political life of 15 north korean students. following this i spent more than three years involved in north korean and china trade, especially in shipping operations and the natural resources trade. however, i became increasingly delusioned with the regime's lack of development and reform. initially i registered and rejected information i received on the internet, especially critical of north korea and positive about south korea and the united states. and i believe that it is the propaganda by south korea and the united states. over time i realized the truth in this information and what i had learned in north korea. the most shocking revelation was the brutal tyranny of north korean dictator and horrific reality of my friends and acquaintances being sent to prison camp without knowing their crimes.

i became a member of the north korean party at the age of 20 and studied at the pyongyang universityf foreign studies. later i pursued economics at a university of finance and economy in china. during my studies in china, i served as the chairman of communist socialist league, guiding the political life of 15 north korean students. following this i spent more than three years involved in north korean and china trade, especially in shipping operations and the natural resources trade. however, i became increasingly delusioned with the regime's lack of development and reform. initially i registered and rejected information i received on the internet, especially critical of north korea and positive about south korea and the united states. and i believe that it is the propaganda by south korea and the united states. over time i realized the truth in this information and what i had learned in north korea. the most shocking revelation was the brutal tyranny of north korean dictator and horrific reality of my friends and acquaintances being sent to prison camp without knowing their crimes. t

officials are concerned about pyongyang's cooperation with moscow and the comprehensive treaty. the usa, japan and south korea are conducting military exercises, exchanging information and weapons. the pentagon stated that the purpose of the memorandum was allegedly promoting peace on the korean peninsula in the indo-pacific region and beyond. corruption in the ukrainian army and complete indifference on the part of officials are increasing radicalization among the military. people at the front make a sober assessment. situation and count on a speedy cessation of hostilities, but their expectations differ significantly from the plans of those who profit from the war. political scientist yuri voskresensky expressed this opinion on the air of the club editors program. the ukrainian military should take, from my point of view, from my personal, must take control of this situation, because they are realists, because they see what is happening on the front line, because they are tired of these senseless deaths. only then will there be some progress, while this criminal junta sits in

it's loud speaker propaganda broadcast to north korea after pyongyang sent more trash build balloons across the border. north korea has been floating balloons filled with rubbish into south korea since may escalating tensions between the 2 korea's which were already running high after a provocative run. as miss all tests, tens of thousands are celebrating christopher street day in the german city of cologne, with live music, political discussions and colorful shows. it's one of your ups largest pride parades. it commemorates the rides that broke out in new york and 1969 after police rated a gave bar, a turning point for the global eligibility. cute rights movement. he is a reminder of the top story we're following for you, bangladesh. a supreme court has drastically scaled back a controversial quota system for government jobs that sparked weeks of unrest and elected dozens of death. before the ruling, some 30 percent of government jobs were set aside for the families of veterans. the new was reduced that quote and to 5 percent. you're watching the w news thanks so much for joining us

we discussed cooperation between moscow and pyongyang. quote: the strong solidarity of the korean people in carrying out a special military operation. kiev never received the f-16 fighter from the west. zelensky admitted in an interview with the bbc, and also said that ukraine had been waiting for 18 months to no avail, and at the same time shared his concerns about trump’s possible victory in the us elections. in this case, military supplies are generally in question. joe biden is leaving the race for the presidency; his candidate for the post of head of the white house will be determined next month. this is the forecast given by the american media, in particular the newsmax channel, citing many sources in the democratic party. it is alleged that biden will announce the end of the fight this coming weekend. and now about the weather, a storm cyclone has arrived in european russia. the day before , the kurdish, belgorod and voronezh regions suffered from the disaster. what surprises can we expect from the mnenasal vortex today? will it be

about attempts to undermine stability in the region, as the west is fueling the confrontation between pyongyang and siul, as well as the arming of taiwan. kuala le is also concerned about the emergence of a nuclear component in asia, including among non-nuclear powers. israeli fighter jets attacked hezbollah targets in lebanon, according to local media, the attack was a response to the shelling of the dutch heights, which killed 12 people, mostly children. vaughn called on the parties to show restraint to avoid a new escalation in the middle east. the topic will be continued by victoria koroleva. there is a new round of escalation in the middle east. the shiite group hezbollah fired a missile at israel. target. the druze village on the israeli-controlled dutch heights is tired, the israeli government said. as a result, children were injured; they were playing on area next to the football field where the shell fell. 12 people were killed, and more than thirty were seriously injured. the israeli authorities have already stated that a response will definitely follow. citizens of israel, i, like yo

the photographs, pyongyang, the north korean. from this after bombing pyongyang. remind me of the photographs of hiroshima. so there were massive indiscriminate civilian casualties where with the use of weapons like, napalm, they also affected american sometimes napalm would be dropped too early on. troops, u.s. troops and robert nurse searing book on napalm tells the story. a soldier begging his comrades to kill him because he was fire. so i bring up these terrible, you know, thoughts because. it's so tremendously important to keep in mind that that this was terribly devastating war during the american people sat in comfort at home often had little interest except for the families whose so who's whose family were deployed writing to president truman and to and to others saying, why doesn't a soldier wrote home? why doesn't someone tell the people what's happening here? a father said, how would you feel if your son was surrounded at to one? and this was related to. the us invasion of the which ended up being just a terrible catastrophe. so so so the korean was hor

koreans have rallied near the border with north korea calling for an end to hostilities between saul and pyongyang, civil society groups and their supporters want a southern government to end his hard line approach toward the north and bring a hal to joint south korea us military drills near the border. press tv's frank smith, how's your story? yes, south koreans on saturday gathered near the demilitarized zone, the heavily fortified border with north korea to mark the 71st anniversary of the end of the 1950 to 53 korean war. civic leaders argue that the decades of tension on the korean peninsula demonstrate the need for a more stable agreement. an unstable armistice with us constantly competing with each other to hide our anxiety is a war of attrition that leaves us with nothing to gain. "we must come together to end the armistics and move toward a permanent peace treaty. recent weeks have seen rising tensions, including defector groups in the south launching anti-pongyang propaganda by sending balloons nortward, and north korea responding with its own balloons carrying garbage to the south. sout

pyongyang has repeatedly denied such allegations while point washington's destabilizing actions and provocations around the globe, including on the korean peninsula. as the combination of ashura gets underway an islamic center in rome is holding a theatrical representation of the morning rituals for imam hussain, the third imam. this year's commens conside with the tragedies taking place in the bessieg strip mid the usy genocide in the blockaded territory. has more from ram. as the day of ash is fast approaching, the muslim communities residing in italy are getting ready for this significant commemoration, while thousands of muslim murners are expected to gather in italy's northern city of milan on tuesday to commemorate ashura. in rome, the imam mahdi islamic center is holding a theatrical representation of the historical facts concerning the tragedy of kabala as part of. the program for the holy month of muharram, the imam makdi center is hosting performances of two nights, on the opening night, the representation witnessed the large turnout of people. the tragedy of karba is not just an histo

as soon as the plane landed in pyongyang, it began to rain.secutor general of russia is visiting the dprk for the first time in the history of relations between the two countries. at the igor krasny gangway, covering with curtains from winds, were met by representatives of the russian embassy and the supervisory department of the republic. it is now the rainy season in the country; in the capital, where about 3 million people live, showers occur with rare breaks; one of these coincided with the arrival of the delegation to the monument to soviet soldiers who liberated the peninsula from the japanese. at the base of the thirty-meter monument there are 509 stones, the number symbolizing may 9, victory day. eternal glory to the great soviet army, which liberated the korean people from the yoke of the japanese imperialists. the two countries agreed at the negotiations sign an interdepartmental cooperation agreement that will make it possible to more effectively combat various crimes from terrorism to corruption. the previous such document was sign

igor krasnov arrived in pyongyang today, this is the first trip of the russian prosecutor general tothe two supervisory agencies. our special correspondent evgeny nipot works in the capital of north korea. to north korea a little later, for now on to other news. three injured as a result of a gas explosion in the city of alshironsk. this is the krasnodar region, they remain in the hospital, their doctors assess their condition as serious; these are residents who were waiting for buses at a stop next to the shopping pavilions, where the mixture detonated this morning. and lev konovalov is monitoring the situation. in place of the shopping pavilions on varoshilov street, now only a pile of twisted metal bricks remains. looking at all this, you can imagine how strong the explosion was in the building, with an area of ​​100 m2, it was as if a house of cards had been damaged. and a neighboring building, according to a preliminary version, gas exploded. after the explosion another fire started, the road near the central market of obshironsk was immediately blocked. the police and the minis

already being used in the combat zone , here we immediately recall the document that was signed in pyongyang putin and comrade kim and the fourth article, which involves intervention in military operations when... there is a threat to independence and sovereignty for one of the parties, can it be considered a threat to the sovereignty of allowing the americans to hit the territory of the russian federation now another 300 km, but of course it is possible, will our answer be, naturally it will be, we will once again list the cities in the affected area, which, on which they can now strike. with the help of american missiles - these are smolensk, bryansk, kurtsk, voronesh, belgorod, lugansk, donetsk, rostov-nanu, krasnodar, sevastopol, we are waiting for the reaction of our military, that at the front, look, the crew of the msta self-propelled gun is leaving in anger position to work on the american abrams tank, reconnaissance spotted an armored vehicle in the avdeevsky direction. the barrel is loaded with high-precision ammunition krasnopol, the command is received to open fire. the forest be

pyongyang is also angered by the presumption of the south's live fire drills in the border area afterی گذارم زنده بودم زندگی نمیکردم من می خوام تا پدر مادرم زنده هستن خودمون زنده هستیم برادرامو ببینیم نه پادر پدرمو دیدم نه خواهرامو دیدم چندین ساله می گذره ولی ما به هیچ کدوم از خواسته هامون نرسیم ما خانواده ها هیچ کدوم سیاسی نیستیم وابسته به هیچ حزبی نیستیم ما فقط خانواده ایم یک پرنده که تو قفسه اگر در قفسه هم باز کنیا جرات نمی کنه بیاد بیرون. گفتم ببین من دوست دارم از ایران برم بیرون یه جای دیگه زندگی کنم زمین قبلی فکری که نسبت به مجاهدین داشتم تو این تبلیغات. من جوون بودم فکر می کردم که آره دیگه الان اینا دیگه میرن تهرانو بگیرن بزنم منم باهاشون باشم دیگه عقب نیفتم از غافله اینا سوا هواپما که شدیم رسیدیم به بغداد دیدم اصلاً سازمان رنگش کلاً عوض شد این مجاهدین خلق اون گروه نفاقی که بهش می بنددن همون گروه نفاقه یعنی ظاهرشون یه چیزه باطنشون چیز دیگه سمت راستی راضیه است اینم خواهشه حدود بهمن 66 که رفتیم توی عراق بعد از دو سال من برگشتم این هنوز اونجا هستش. ۲۵ سال اونجاست بابا ب میگفت مامان مامانت میاد. modist fashion shows have become a constant reality in the west with many hijob wearing

koreans have rallied near the border with north korea to call for an end to hostilities between saul and pyongyang. civil society groups and their supporters want the south korean. to end his hard line approach toward north korea and to bring a halt to joint south korea us military drills near the border. precisive correspond of frank smith has more from im jingach. south koreans on saturday gathered near the demilitarized zone, the heavily fortified border with north korea to mark the 71st anniversary of the end of the 1950 to 53 korean war. civic leaders argue that the decades of tension on the korean peninsula demonstrate the need for a more stable agreement. an unstable armistice with us constantly competing with each other to hide our anxiety is a war of attrition that leaves us with nothing to gain. "we must come together to end the armistics and move toward a permanent peace treaty. recent weeks have seen rising tensions, including defector groups in the south launching anti-pongyang propaganda by sending balloons nortward, and north korea responding with its own balloons carrying garbage t

have rallied near the border with north korea to call for an end to the hostilities between sou and pyongyang. civil society groups and their support. borders want the south korean government to end his hard line approach toward north korea and to bring a halt to joint south korea us military drills near the border. price corresponder frank smith has more from injingak. south koreans on saturday gathered near the demilitarized zone, the heavily fortified border with north korea to mark the 71st anniversary of the end of the 1950 to 53 korean war. civic leaders argue that the decades of tension on the korean peninsula demonstrate the need for a more stable agreement. an unstable armistice with us constantly competing with each other to hide our anxiety is a war of attrition that leaves us with nothing to gain. we must come together to end the armistis and move toward a permanent peace treaty. recent weeks have seen rising tensions including defector groups in the south launching anti-pongyang propaganda by sending balloons nortward and north korea respond. with its own balloons carrying garbag

the south korean drill as suicide and accused seoul of deliberately trying to increase tensions with pyongyangim yojong has warned that if it is found that the sovereignty of north korea has been violated, this country will show the necessary reaction. north korea has always objected to south korea's drills with the united states and condemned them. at the same time, the axios news site revealed that biden's assistants use signs with large letters and pictures to prevent the american president from blundering at events. shows the position side. after the debate between biden and trump, some representatives of the american congress demanded biden's withdrawal from the election . the us presidential election will be held in 5 months while biden is under pressure to step down and donald trump is still struggling with the convictions of his presidency. the winning coalition of the french parliamentary elections has announced that the recognition of the palestinian state is one of the first actions that it will pursue in the new government. jean-luc malenchon is the most prominent figure of the lef

the first to see it themselves, today they flew to pyongyang, first they will get acquainted with a newes, and then their, perhaps, the most unusual and interesting shift in life will begin. anastasia ponko, news. now there is a short advertisement, immediately after on our broadcast watch a special report by ekaterina mironova about how the traditions of circus art are being developed in moscow. you don't decide which one you will get the option, but you decide what your future will be. go wherever you want with an education loan from sber with state support. calculate payments right now sberbank.ru. enjoy rolls from tasty point. caesar roll with tender chicken in crispy breading and tomato. sber loyalty thank you updated! every month, choose up to five top categories with cashback up to 10%. supermarkets, gas stations, cafes, restaurants, taxis and others, and even a percentage on everything, are more profitable with a subscription from berprime. pairs of chicken premiere chickenhit with new sauce curry at a good price. when you're an adult, it's so easy to forget that joy lives withi

mortal threat, i think it's about if this will happen, it means the axis of evil. ah, moscow, tehran, pyongyangand in addition to them , beijing, well, of course, this will be a mortal threat to all humanity, and this also goes to the fact that there is mutual understanding full, and certain people may view it that way, i don't think china is a mortal threat because china is very much... connected to the west, more than moscow, more than iran, more than north korea, in terms of korea, by the way, china recently expressed its, let's say, dissatisfaction with the current policy of north korea, in such a way that it was clear to north korea, it is about a corresponding correction. supplying the relevant goods that north korea needs, so to think that china is a mortal threat, i would not... let's count how many ee billions of dollars is china's foreign trade per year, it's about 6 trillion, how much of it is russia, it's 240 billion, it's literally 2%, and how much is trade with the countries of the european union. and the united states, it is approximately 1.300 billion. last year it was more than

south korea's drills as suicide and accused seoul of deliberately trying to escalate tensions with pyongyang. kim yojong warned if it is found that the sovereignty of north korea has been violated, this country will show the necessary reaction. north korea has always protested south korea's exercises with the united states and called them provocative. the us military withdrew its forces from an air base in niger. in the coming weeks , american forces are going to leave their main drone base in agadez. the military council of niger gave the united states the opportunity in april this year to withdraw nearly a thousand soldiers from the country on september 25 . yesterday, the german ministry of defense announced that the army of this country should move its base by the 10th of september to deliver niger's new military council was formed last year by ousting the western-oriented government. took power with the new government in niger, french soldiers were forced to leave the country completely. the people of niger have repeatedly demanded the withdrawal of foreign troops from the country by ho

north korea to callforn and the hostilities between saul and pyongyang, civil society groups and their supporters want the southern government to end its hard line approach toward north korea and bring a halt to joint south korea us military drills near the border. press tvs frank smith reports. south koreans on saturday gathered near the demilitarized zone, the heavily fortified border with north korea to mark the 71st. anniversary of the end of the 1950 to 53 korean war. civic leaders argue that the decades of tension on the korean peninsula demonstrate the need for a more stable agreement. an unstable armistice with us constantly competing with each other to hide our anxiety is a war of attrition that leaves us with nothing to gain. we must come together to end the armistices and move toward a permanent peace treaty. recent weeks have seen rising tensions including defector groups. in the south launching anti-pongyang propaganda by sending balloons northward and north korea responding with its own balloons carrying garbage to the south. south korea's union administration in june sus

mortal threat, ah, i think it's about whether this will happen, so the axis of evil, ah, moscow, tehran, pyongyang, and in addition to them , beijing, then it will certainly be a mortal threat. for all mankind, and it goes to the fact that there is a mutual understanding there , and certain people can see it that way, i don't think that china is a mortal threat, because china is very much connected to the west, more than moscow, more than with iran, more than with north korea, which korea, by the way, recently. but china has expressed its, shall we say, dissatisfaction with the current one the policy of north korea, in such a way that it is clear in north korea, we are talking about a corresponding, so there is a correction of the supply of the corresponding goods that the north needs, so to think that china is a mortal threat, i ... state, let's count how many billions of dollars is china's foreign trade per year, it is approximately 6 trillion, how much of it is accounted for by russia, it is 240 billion, it is literally 2%, and how much is accounted for by trade with the countries of the europe

simply cannot wage a full-scale war, losing in many respects to their rivals moscow, beijing, tehran and pyongyanglict during the cold war, which ended 35 years ago. today washington is not ready to conduct military operations. the armed forces lack both capabilities. no potential for dominance in combat operations, according to the commission, it was the cooperation between russia and china that undermined the global position of the us armed forces. the vast geography of competitors, american analysts predict, increases the likelihood of conflict in several theaters of military operations at once. if the united states were to come into direct conflict with russia, china, iran, or north korea, each of these countries would receive economic and military assistance from the others. this partnership increases the likelihood. conflict on several fronts. in this case, washington will not be able to effectively resist on the battlefield, domestic experts agree with this and partly it is due to poor training of personnel. during the vietnam war, americans were accustomed to fighting with someone else's h

the new report repeats allegations that that pyongyang allegedly supplies moscow with missiles, ammunitiont. it is alleged that the relevant information was received by us and south korean intelligence. separately mentioned is the development of new russian weapons, as well. increasing the size of the army, as follows from the report, japan no longer believes that russia could lose military power in ukraine; moreover, it is recognized that moscow is capable of successfully conducting long-term military operations, even despite the sanctions pressure from the west. a married couple with russians was arrested in australia passports on charges of espionage. this was reported by local media with reference to the federal police. it is alleged that the woman, who previously served in the australian army, secretly left for russia. and from there she gave instructions to her husband, who remained in brisbane, on how to forward classified information about australia's national security. the couple will appear in local court today. now footage from scotland: more than sixty whales died after they wa

still allows in on government controlled sightseeing trips, we learned in pyongyang and we spent two days in the capital. they showed us some attractions. they showed us their museum this, this show as dolphins for olaf says, he's not surprised to see rising russian tourism in kim's heavily sanctioned secret state. >> russian tourists is one of the pipelines they can use to get this currency in the country. because once i was there, it was one of their purpose is just to use does the people like milk cows, just to get the most the money they wanted? >> he visited the same souvenir shops i did on my 19 reporting trips to north korea. >> you don't need to read quran to know what this means here, the u.s. capitol they're symbolism says it all shops overflowing with anti-u.s. propaganda. it wasn't like, like straightforward propaganda. it was brainwashing. you through different ways. for a lot of spent two weeks at this international children's camp on north korea's east coast summer fun mixed with daily chores like cleaning, giant statues of the late leaders, which was also very strange

state tv shows people laying flowers at the fatherland liberation war marcher cemetery in the capital pyongyang. a day earlier. dprk leader kim jong visited the same cemetery with war veterans and officials paying tribute to those who lost their lives in the war. the dprk declares itself the winner of the korean war and remembers july the 27th as victory day blaming the us for starting the bloody battle. the korean war resulted in estimated 2.5 million deaths including military and civilian casualties on both sides. the association of southeastern asian nations asean holds last day of ministerial meetings in viantian, the capital of laus. four ministers of 10 member discussed key issues with the regional and international partners. acean, which is major political and economic block in southeast asia, has many allies ranging from the us and japan to china and russia. territorial claims or the south. china sea and fighting in myanmar were on the agenda. one of those meetings held in viantian is dub the east asian summit foreign ministers meeting. last which assumes rotating chairmanship of ocean,

koreans have rather near the border with north korea calling for an end to hostilities between saul and pyongyang. civil society groups and their supporters want the southern government to end this hard line approach toward the north and bring a halt to joint south korea us military drills near the border. press tv's frank smith reports. south koreans. on saturday gathered near the demilitarize zone, the heavily fortified border with north korea to mark the 71st anniversary of the end of the 1950 to 53 korean war. civic leaders argue that the decades of tension on the korean peninsula demonstrate the need for a more stable agreement. an unstable armistice with us constantly competing with each other to hide our anxiety is a war of attrition that leaves us with nothing to gain. we must come together to end the army. and move toward a permanent peace treaty. recent weeks have seen rising tensions including defector groups in the south launching anti-pongyang propaganda by sending balloons northward and north korea responding with its own balloons carrying garbage to the south. south korea's union a

plans, which we analyzed in the last program, then orbán. .. unexpectedly left kyiv for moscow and pyongyangmoscow, puzhny - i did not trust him for a moment. some people said, maybe this, maybe that, it was immediately clear to me that orbán is playing a role that he believes. in the history of hungary, this has already happened, for example, as it happened during the second world war with milos hortia, the hungarian leader at the time. he also had a very good story, like orbán, a good historical map, but he ruined everything because he started. cooperation with the germans and de facto plunged hungary into a series of misfortunes. for me, orban is the same new horti, which seeks understanding, relies on his own dexterity, works against the western world. in this particular situation, he clearly worked for propaganda purposes. let's see what he did, he went to moscow and pretended there that he was the president of the european council, that is , as if he was speaking on behalf of all of europe. when this failed, he began to pretend to be a representative of ukraine, because before that he

prosecutor general's office of the dprk will now cooperate on various legal issues relevant. agreements in pyongyangsian prosecutor general igor krasnov and his north korean colleague kim cheolwon. particular attention will be paid to the fight against cybercrime. igor krasnov noted that north korea is a strategic partner of russia. the new agreement on a comprehensive strategic partnership between our countries, signed by the heads of our states, is designed to stabilize the situation in northeast asia and make a positive contribution to maintaining the balance of power. in the region, and also lay the foundation for building a new eurasian security system. i'm sure i matter the role in its implementation should be assigned to the prosecutor's office. the prosecutor general of russia emphasized that the prosecutor's office bears a great responsibility for maintaining and maintaining security in the region. a deadly attraction in dagestan, two girls burned alive, and another man was seriously injured during a horror game in one of the establishments of makhachkala. a five-year-old nineteen-year-old

while in pyongyang wash assigned a number of biological agreements competing, he packed pledging mutual defense. if either nation is a time we add from the chaps vessels, c child university, back to gal, he believes that the us global military presence in site school and has nothing to do with maintaining peace. i think this is a strong indication that the united states is not doing. it's old. what to promote peace, but just the culturally they are really agitating for more war preparedness or cold war or even talk. well, now this is the last thing that is needed in the world of today. i hope the united states can really exercise this global leadership by advocating peace rather than standing for me. because wall will be neutrally destructive. and in the world of today are with nuclear weapons by part of the fuel countries war between an am. all major powers will lead to, i'm again to and i will boss into will really appreciate is find rather than act in one term disregard. all of the huge states involved a, any war between and among major countries in the world of today for russia and

from south korea sometimes adds one dollar bill to films and music, as well as propaganda offensive to pyongyangcently, north korea published a video of a massive ballistic missile launch. the chinese people's liberation army has developed paratrooper combat robots in the form of a dog; the mechanism can be transported through the air, drones that have already become familiar in combat operations, and then covertly move across rough terrain, overcome water obstacles, and also carry out combat work in cramped areas. urban conditions. into the enemy's hiding place. the robot is very useful for reconnaissance and clearing of buildings and structures. depending on the task, it is equipped with a machine gun, flamethrower or grenade launcher. the mechanism is capable of jumping, independently planning a route, avoiding obstacles, approaching a target, collecting and transmitting intelligence data in real time, and also executing other commands. such four-legged animals are already part of the chinese army’s exercises; robots are regularly shown to the public and... parades are held with their partici

, which we analyzed in the last program, only then did orbán suddenly leave from kyiv to moscow and pyongyangom kyiv he went to moscow, i didn't trust him for a moment, some people said, maybe this, but maybe... it was immediately clear to me that orbán is playing a role that he believes. in the history of hungary, this has already happened, for example, as it happened during the second world war with milos hortia, the hungarian leader at the time. he also had a very... good history, like orbán, a good historical map, but he ruined everything because he started cooperating with the germans and de facto plunged hungary into a series of misfortunes. for me, orbán is the same new gorty who is looking for understanding, counting on his own dexterity, working against the western world. in this particular situation, he clearly worked for propaganda purposes. let's see what he did. he went to moscow and pretended there that he was the president of the european council, that is , as if he spoke on behalf of all of europe. when that didn't work, he started pretending. of ukraine, because before that h

threat, i think that this is about whether it will form, that means the axis of evil, moscow, tehran, pyongyang beijing will be added to them, that's of course . will be a mortal threat to all mankind, and this goes to the fact that there is a mutual understanding there, and certain people may view it that way, i don't think that china is a mortal threat, because china is very much connected to the west, more than with moscow, more than with iran, more than with north korea, in relation to korea. by the way, recently china expressed its uh, let's say, dissatisfaction with the current policy of north korea, uh, in such a way that it was clear in north korea, we are talking about a corresponding correction, that means there is a correction of uh , the supply of the corresponding goods that north korea needs, so to think that china is a... a mortal threat, i wouldn't, uh, let's count how many uh billions of dollars is china's foreign trade in a year, it's about 6 trills, how many of them accounts for russia, it's 240 billion, it's literally uh-uh 2%. and how much is trade with... the countries of

also be influenced by moscow's decision to transfer military technologies and strategic resources to pyongyang. the councilor did not provide more information on this issue. at the same time, he also stated that the development of south korea's relations with russia will depend precisely on moscow's actions. but in moscow, you know how they respond to this, we do not supply korea with anything that could lead to an escalation of tension near the korean peninsula, no, we white and fluffy, and such statements do not apply to us at all. swedish investigators were unable to establish who should be charged with sabotaging the russian nord stream 1 and nord stream 2 gas pipelines and closed the case. he said this in an interview with the times. kingdoms by ulf christerson. according to him, the explosions did not take place on the territory of his country, but in its economic zone. therefore, swedish investigators conducted a thorough investigation. according to its results, it was found that they could not find out who exactly could have committed these explosions, therefore, the case was officiall

cannot wage a full-scale war, losing in many respects to their rivals, moscow, beijing, tehran and pyongyangas prepared for a large-scale conflict was during the cold war, which ended 35 years ago. back. today washington is not ready to fight. actions: the armed forces lack either the capabilities or the potential to prevail in combat operations. according to the commission, it was cooperation between russia and china that undermined the global position of the us armed forces. the vast geography of competitors, american analysts predict, increases the likelihood of conflict in several theaters of military operations at once. if the united states were to come into direct conflict with russia, china, iran, or north korea, each of those countries would will receive. effective, as they want to seem, and as hollywood shows. actually, all the real companies in which the american military participated were not lost, they had to flee from everywhere, their real combat experience was destroyed. in addition, washington did not monitor the growth rate of the defense industry of china and russia, analys

according to him , this may also be influenced by moscow's decision to transfer military technology to pyongyangd strategic resources. the councilor did not provide more information on this issue. at the same time, he also stated that the development of south korea's relations with russia will depend precisely on moscow's actions.

putin, in response, held his own summit -- a war summit, in pyongyang, in pair with kim jong un. just to have more artillery, missiles, and mines so that russia can hold on at least until the end of the year. although he does receive weapons, putin still shows how much weaker the conspiracy of dictators is -- compared to the power of a free world. we must react firmly. we must and can organize the second peace summit this year based on the peace formula - even more powerful, and truly decisive. we need that support from the us. ladies and gentlemen! today, in several of our ukrainian cities -- kyiv, kryvyi rih -- a mourning was announced in memory of the victims of the russian missile strike. it happened yesterday, during rush hour. more than 40 missiles of various types. one hit a children's hospital -- a specialized hospital where children with the most complex injuries and diseases were rescued from the hands of death -- cancer, heart diseases. 43 people were killed by this attack, almost 200 wounded. russia always knows where its missiles hit. always. a direct hit -- and the

signed a partnership project on june 19, and this is a strategic partnership for them, moscow pays pyongyang15 million dollars a year, which is interesting dollars for some reason, no no no not their money, no no no rubles, for sure. the ride receives 800 greens per month, 30 for hands, 70 for the budget, oh, but four expeditionary brigades are supposed to arrive there, well, actually, and uh, and there should have been, but there should have been four engineering brigades regiments, well, actually, that's a question, you know, we can talk about it here, but we actually, i think that's a matter that the main intelligence agency should deal with, and when it has the relevant information, it will be us with it if necessary share, military intelligence. will definitely know better than we will make any guesses here. valery pekar, a teacher at the kyiv business school, is in touch with us. mr. valery, i congratulate you. good evening. well, people ask, i understand that this is not the topic of our conversation today, but to me your opinion is interesting, whether we should expect any increase i

putin, well, this is the game, when china is working more and more for russia, well , not yet like pyongyangbut more and more openly and no longer hiding, but at the same time the rhetoric is the same, stop pushing china, we are peacekeepers, and we are not doing anything with russia in this war, as for kazakhstan, it should be understood here that it is a central asian country. which has considerable weight in regional politics, and it is worth realizing, and it is precisely for this region that such a competition between russia and china takes place, and the latter sometimes we just see that both leaders make visits to the countries of the region, this is important for russia in the context of preserving those influences that still exist from soviet times, so it offers... for the countries of the region various kinds of, let's say, benefits in the context of providing energy carriers, there at reduced prices and the like, and china is implementing its infrastructure projects there, that is, now there is this competition, who will win in this competition, and this is a local story, who will

also be influenced by moscow's decision to transfer military technologies and strategic resources to pyongyang. the councilor did not provide more information on this issue. at the same time, he also stated that development of the relationship. south korea's relationship with russia will depend precisely on moscow's actions. well, but in moscow you know how they respond to this: we do not supply korea with anything that could lead to an escalation of tension near the korean peninsula, no, we are white and fluffy, and such statements do not apply to us at all. swedish investigators have not been able to determine who should be charged with sabotaging russian gas pipelines, nord stream. and northern stream-2 and closed the case. the prime minister said this in an interview with the times kingdoms by ulf christerson. according to him, the explosions did not take place on the territory of his country, but in its economic zone. therefore, swedish investigators conducted a thorough investigation. according to his results, it was found that they could not find out who exactly could have committed the

department of asia, almost immediately i was sent on my first business trip to north korea, and... to pyongyangthernmost province of north korea, this is the province of north hamgyong, the city of chongdin, where i spent almost 4 years, uh there in general even got married, happily, we are still living, and after that he returned to moscow, again worked in the korean direction, in the political department, in the tenth year... i was offered to go to south korea - to the city of busan - this is the southernmost our point where we have a presence on the korean peninsula, so i generally traveled the entire korean peninsula from north to south, and after busan, 2 years later i was transferred to the position of head of the horse department of the embassy in sioul and until the fifteenth year i worked in korea . exactly in conkonsky direction, so the choice was simple for me, i returned to moscow, came to the consular department, where i worked before arriving in the republic of belarus, having arrived in belarus, i did not feel that i had arrived somewhere abroad, for me it’s usually always you wh

specific steps to intensify contacts between belarus and the dprk are being discussed in pyongyang, whereelegation headed by the minister of foreign affairs of our country is working. today maxim rozhenkov was received by prime minister kim dog hoon. spoke about the need to intensify bilateral cooperation in the fields of education, health , agriculture and stated a high level of understanding between countries on key issues global agenda, the day before , negotiations took place between the head of the belarusian foreign ministry and his korean colleague, co-chairman of the joint commission on trade and economic cooperation between un and jouho. particular attention was paid to food security and mutual supplies of certain goods, so belarus wants to supply its own... food, and import north korean cosmetics. belarus has lost a true friend . the vietnamese embassy in minsk opened a book of condolences in connection with the death of the secretary general of the central committee of the party of vietnam goyen fuchong. the recordings were left by representatives of the leadership of the belar