the, the, the russia on north korea are teaming up to push back against western sanctions, while shifting a new security framework in your range. and that's the message from the russian president, head of his visit to defendant. your multi coming off may. so it was chief claims, more western west fitness would bring peace to you crate. now says the white house done goals, nato membership in front of t. f. but only if it can with on the top of things. first on these really prime minister does all of his war cabinets after a key coalition member called it with the move company. says crew testers, the mom, the government resigned an opposition party slump. the nation's leader. yes, feller. nothing will remain. there will be no square names, officer name,

no school. there will be no function of benjamin netanyahu, the wherever your account signal program from today and from the globe. welcome to most go onto the news our here on our teachers. so i'm here to is prepared to embark on a 2 day state visit to north korea is 1st there in over 2 decades. on the eve of the trip, the russian president died line the key points of by last row cooperation, including joint efforts against western pressure in an official article. here's some of the main issues he highlight. a joe young has always been committed and like minded supporter, ready to confront the ambition of the collective west to prevent the emergence of a multiple world order based on justice, mutual respect for sovereignty and consideration of each other's interest. we are

pleased to note that our korean friends, despite the use long economic pressure publications, black mailing and military threats on the part of the united states, still effectively defending their interests. russia has incessantly supported and we'll support the dpi. okay, and who wrote korean people in their struggle against the treacherous, dangerous, and aggressive enemy in their fight for independence, identity, and the right to freely choose their development path. we are also ready to close the work together to bring more democracy and stability to international relations . to do this, we will develop alternative trade and mutual settlements. mechanism is not controlled by the west, jointly oppose, illegitimate unilateral restrictions and shape the architecture of equal and indivisible security in your asia. well, president is expected to arrive in pyongyang on tuesday evening. his last visit to the east asian country was back in the year, 2000 north korean leader kim jong wound extend to the invitation last year, during his trip to russia's far east. which apparently will ben head to her noisy,

by the way of the invitation of the vietnamese general secretary, where he's also expected to spend 2 days. officials from both asian nations will host the russian president to discuss the deepening trade, scientific, cultural, and other products. more nato is turning off the pressure again. stilton burke has said the alliance is discussing, bringing more of its nuclear weapons into combat readiness. the block street phase it's are still is being modernized because of the suppose it growing threat from russia and china. here's our cremeans folk person dmitri pest call 1st bonded to the remarks what mr. stolt and byrne said clearly does not fit into the context of the same declaration that was adopted on the eve, which was not signed by all. where to, if i am not mistaken, it outlines the end admissibility of such rhetoric. this is nothing but another escalation of tension. the seriousness of stone and bank statements should really

be dismissed or down play this better because language is a very clear threat to what he sees as needed. so he's focus, he said, the member states re told to deploy more nuclear weapons. that means taking the amount of storage, i'm placing them on stand by his side to i coming from russia. and it's showing that he describes nato as a new field alliance, which kind of undermines its claims to be an alliance for pains. but he didn't throw you into the exact details of nato's new emission. i won't go into operational details about how many nuclear warheads should be operational and we should be stored. but we need to consult on these issues. that's exactly what we're doing. the u. s. is more than nice and they're gravity. bonds for the nuclear warheads they have in europe. and european allies are more than losing the plains which are going to be dedicated to nato's nuclear emission stone. somebody praised uh the 32 member states of nato full. that contribution to the detachment he singled out the netherlands for investigating fine to just capable of hosting us

nuclear warheads, went on to defend plans to trump prove minutes the i to ukraine. of course, there's an election the presidential election on the way that and he says that if trump is successful and becomes the next president again, that the i to the final, the weapon slice you crying will simply at dry up. it really is concerning. concerning all this rhetoric and, and there's increasing reports because of all this, suggesting that the world is now in a new nuclear arms race. can you give us some more details? yes, of course. this is incredibly alone, being the still kind of international piece of research institute as it relates to report on monday, which says that the 9 nucleus sites. this is the not to states russia, the united kingdom fonts, china. india practiced on the democratic people's republic of korea and as well of old started modernizing the nuclear weapons programs. they're saying that the number of operational warheads, this is those that can be deployed and can be used against other countries. as in

fact, increased, they said, according to the report that the global inventory stands around to just over 12000 warheads in january 2024. while the global total of nuclear warheads continues to follow his cold war era weapons, a gradually dismantled progressively, we continued to see year on year increases and the number of operational needs a little heads. we're now in one of the most dangerous periods in human history. on seeing you to campaign is have bones, that's a nuclear arms. race is underway. cit, 3 has said that they've not seen nuclear weapons play such a prominent role in international relations since the cold war. now, the 9 nuclear states that we mentioned earlier have spent a whopping 91000000000 on then nuclear, all those in 2023. that's according to a new report from the international campaign to abolish nuclear weapons. but the large majority of that spending as being by the united states. so steve was

real effect, given all of this, do these international treaties that are put in place to prevent this kind of situation? what effect do they actually have as well? that's a very big question on some. what side of the street is on a side limited that is the international trade. see the nuclear nonproliferation treaty, which is supposed to bind the if the expansion of nuclear weapons in countries to a signature used to it. but the 19 percent of the was type 22 more heads are owned by the united states and russian and a number of treaties did exist between those 2 countries, but they have since collapsed. um, washington has quite what really very recently signal with a shift from simply modernizing its needs a capacity to expanding it. or, you know, nato has labeled russia as a security threat. we keep hearing this from nato and, and his natal countries. what is moscow has position when it comes to nuclear weapons and their use?

well, russia has perhaps on the stand to be said, the number of other countries are increasingly concerned with this expansion of nuclear weapons on the washington strategy for expanding its new capacity as well. now, so as i said that this, the escalating rhetoric the threat, same towards russia and china is particularly alarming. but most going says that it's not the one that is carried out. the sabre rattling with the noise emanating from washington on the west. now, speaking this in petersburg, international economic form recently, russian president vladimir pretty soon said that he was clear that russia was watching developments closely. but it wasn't the country that started the dangerous rhetoric and that it has a clear nuclear adult train. and then when it comes to nuclear escalation, we never started this rhetoric, we simply said it shouldn't be taken more seriously. and they immediately started talking about us brandishing nuclear weapons. if we are not to anybody, that's the 1st thing. secondly, the use and non use of such weapons. we mean russia has

a nuclear doctrine and everything is written that they use as possible in an exceptional case, in the event of a threat to the sovereignty and territorial integrity of the country. i do not believe that such a case has arisen with is, but this doctrine is a living instrument with and we are closely watching what is happening in the world and around the west on the west of media continue to blame russia for the escalations, particularly when it comes to you crime, but most common says that it has no plans to use nuclear weapons against its neighbor, but the escalates reactions of both the united states and nato. mean the most go may be forced to own it's new to don't fit well. the road to pace includes more weapons. that's the nato secretary general hawkish message. as he advocates arming you couldn't even more ahead of the block 75th anniversary. some of the more credible our long term support the quick get most scope would realize cannot wait

us out. and the soon do this work come in the night seems like the pat oaks, but the pos to piece is there for more weapons for you create well, i've discussed the jumping off of rhetoric would retired us marine corps intelligence officer, scott richard. he says, it is clear, the north atlantic treaty organization has a vested interest in keeping new cream conflict. going, the nato is unwilling to accept the russian victory of the russian. the russian statement is predicated upon a russian victory. russia correctly says that within 2 or 3 months, once nato steps, in reference to you, praying that the world will it. but it ends in a rush and victory. nato has consistently said for the very beginning that a russian victory represents and its point of view. next to the central threat to nato, and therefore, nato has no choice but to continue to arm you. great. western officials haven't made any secrets about being content to use ukrainians against russia are russians

. here's what the installs and burg have to say about that. but allocating a small fraction of its defense budget, united states helps ukraine to destroy the significant share rushes offensive, calling about the capabilities without putting a single american soldier in harm's way. so it seems like a win win for the wes scott, as long as their trip to are the ones doing the fighting and dying. so is it actually in nato's interest to box realistic piece? talks 100 percent. look, what stillberg isn't saying is that when russia started this special military operation did, so it's around $200000.00 troops. but today, the people believe that there are between 70900000 russian troops in the area, all of whom are trained equipped, and prepared to undertake offensive military operations. the longer this conflict goes on, a stronger rush it gets. this is something that general, christopher cowboy,

the commander of american forces in europe and the commander vol. middle ground forces has acknowledged, it's nato that's getting weaker by the day. by the moment. this, this war drags on and the tragedy is the, the, the weakness isn't because of the nato troops. i don't wish anybody to die, but had nato's self with the casualties. so that ukraine is suffering this what would be over because no natal country has the stomach for this level of loss as they do is allowing you create the troops to be sacrificed. but along with you create new troops is new equipment new i stripped as arsenal. bear to arm your train. so they bake right to themselves, not just physically, but some would say morally, continue to supply you trade in russia, on the other hand, is just getting stronger. day after day. the basic military math is a rush or a cumulate, its more military strength every day than they lose. your train loses far more military strikes every day than they accumulate. the longer this conflict goes on, the stronger rush it gets the winter. ukraine gets more inevitable. a decisive

russian victory becomes speaking in special then the us vice president said the western support for ukraine is quote, strategic not chargeable. the white house is also clarified some seemingly unrealistic terms for kids dream of joining nato. we can take a listen together to what america's national security spokesman have to say about for the past that he believes that nato is in ukraine's future. and there's, there's a lot of things that have to be done before. they can join the lines like any member has to do before they can join the alliance. but the president police firmly that nato is in ukraine's future. at some point, it's absolutely clear. understand the and then the aligns issues that you currently alliance has talked about in the united states. certainly talked about the 1st they got to win this war. they've got to win the war 1st car at being don golder. so key of has to win the war for safe john kirby. but 2 years in, as you point out,

nobody seems to be seriously saying that ukraine can be russian on the top of you. so what do you koreans actually stand the gain from all the? nothing, this is a vain hope on the part of ukraine that by extending this conflict and not just extending this conflict, but expanding the scope and scale of their their activities targeting rush or proper in hopes of rush or over reaction. some l draws need a into the conflict that's ukraine's only chance is this, this conflict expands for being a needle conference using ukraine is a proxy versus russia to a natal conflict against russia. this is simply about ukraine being sacrificed on an altar of nito hubris. the ukraine will never be a member of nato. that is 100 percent certain, especially if the predicate does that ukraine has to win this for ukraine will not win this war. nato is the greatest threat to international peace and security. they

say were defending ukraine against what they seek to strategically defeat russia. ukraine was a conflict that was promoted by nato members, for the purpose of creating a conflict which strategically weak in russia. that's the goal objective. this is not a peaceful entity, is a war margarine entity. and now we see that they've even turned their sites to the pacific in china. so the north atlantic treaty organization, now as a note, at least in terms of their plant, a global reach german, chancellor, or love, show south praise the u. s. leader for having experience and wisdom. he also predicted that joe biden would likely win re election in november best despite recurring gaps that base, yet more diversified president biden's ability to serve another term. it is fitting to describe. i think joe biden is somebody who clearly knows what he's doing, especially when it comes to international politics. and i think it is very likely

that the car is here as present on. you can also when the election, the probably be the com can you tell us, or donald trump the 1st of the political view directly. what's your response in the match? the size the well us broadcaster and political commentator steve miles burg is all the view. the americans have a full right to worry about the mental health of their elected leader. the 1st let me just say gods less, jo biden's these 81 after the election in november. he'll be $82.00. i mean, you know, and we've all, if you're lucky enough to have relatives that lived that long, we've seen it in relative res, seem simps. those people slow down,

people slow down differently, donald trump is 78, just turn 78. he's the almost a complete antithesis of joe biden, but you can not find him for full and what he is. look, i think anybody who watched the video could honestly say that he froze, but this is something he does all of the time. he looks like he's out of bed. he looks like he's staring. so the city actually fries or was it just being 81 year old joe biden and acting the way he acts almost all the time when we see him on a stage when we see him on a platform, especially when he's finished. he has to be led away. he has to be told where to go . he has to be directed. so i think it's open for debate whether or not he froze. i don't think it matters if he actually froze. it's what the optics are. however, however, it is legitimate, i believe, to question joe biden does it, is he really capable of not only serving as president now,

but for 4 more years? i would say that most people in this country and the polls show it most people in this country are extremely concerned with his age and his cognitive ability or lack thereof. and it's a, it's a big consideration going forward. the k to another over a headline story is, is really premier benjamin netanyahu. how's this old? the countries work out that's following the resignation of former defense minister . i'm rival, any guns that's in a growing public discontent. so with the governments humbling of the war in gals as well as issues on the home front, hours after the is really war cabinet was dropped, large crowds of protesters rallied against us for nothing. yeah, i side problems in west jerusalem. several people were reportedly injured on scores, the tape and septic flashes, arrested ortiz, middle east bureau chief, me if enough to file this report from the see thousands are frustrated and angry is

really, is have gathered in front of the countries. paul, i'm in the class of hearing jerusalem demanded with resignation and may say there was a good number of reasons for that. first, 120 hostages still remain captive in gaza for more than 250 days, including women, children, and elderly people here cannot forgive them. blame the government, not doing an off, also destroyed yet not to the war and gaza. several battalions of seal and rough, plugged in southern slaves and the idea that they might need at least another month with them people here and they, they cannot wait any longer. we have a hard. 7 trying to pay for any sandra's waterfall area. the turning is well into a different country. and we would like to stay the same problem to be that we were . we're also because they don't have

the tension to stop the war. and you guys on your servers, the survival of this government pensions also continue in the north mains rel, with his idea of says the group launch 5000 drones and different me solve into israel since the beginning of the war and over and continues every day. thousands of evacuated is really soon can no return home as a fire region remains dangerous. hotels and the people who are saying failed to unite the nation and space that tragedies so for all that he has to be, it has to be now from time to time, we are tables, south shop, that means now they said has to meet the office. see people and i'll leave a routine senior year to prime ministers rather than 33 the bible,

people losing page same every the term. and it comes at a time when it became clear that there was any unity within these ran the leadership either further on monday or dismantled the 6 member warrant cabinets. basically, due to after the departure of the chairman of the national you t policies gone send. he's on the eyes in court 10 days ago. guns just like these people here, criticized babies approach the warring guys on the war. this claim the lives of more than 37000 palestinians according to gather patients, as well as really military with sydney reached the goal. accused from minister on having a clearance strategies right. regarding the warren. so polls the day off. also way of dealing with hostage police almost 3 weeks now, that has been an american back. awesome. still proposal on the table. the other

things includes the release of all remaining hostages garza and the permanency buyer. well minneapolis everett signal, the clear, supposed for that long so far gone, steve feet are all these are all positioned also on the suit very well is really protest movements of people here at elections to make public demand for the money that has been boys as presidents if they've and to government protests all across these rooms. i mean something that's missing. yeah. always strongly say to have 1st of all the support that was really excited that is always on the 1st team to say that is size. we unity. now with gun slaps, the wood cabinet was the prerequisites of creating this national unity government. it was a prerequisite put in by a member of kinetic penny guns. with mister guns,

leaving the government. there was no longer a need for the war cabinet and its duties will be taken over as mandated by the state of israel, by the security cabinets. together with the full capital johnson saw from the hours of discussion style when american secretary of state visited these real just recently again, he met separately. nothing yahoo! and then john, bedtime was not part of the war cabinet and were ready. on monday the us special envoy came to israel to discuss the invitation in the countries north. and it's really a recent confrontation with his baldwin meeting. guns was also shad. you want to happen to depending on who was out, supposed so many guns and his people will earlier and another crucial opposition later. a lovely, it says that the days are numbered, accusing prime minister of acting in his own and not national interest. yes. so let me say a moment and nothing will remain of him. there will be no square named after him.

no schools, there will be no fountain of benjamin netanyahu. leave our lives already. go, go after the drawl off to push on members is really prime minister had a choice to invite other political figures to join the war cabin. i'd like national security administer bend to be and he requested to be part of the finance minister, small church as well as you know, offer on the 3 rights we can with total weight and 2 pounds in an approach phone calling for even more gather bombardment. but we've been rejected that probably not willing to be more associated with the patient, controversial ministers with them, and was out that there was a huge internal pressure facing. then we can smell it right here. there is global criticism as well, including from h roles p, ally, washington. so the failure to keep the unity award cabinet will only add to business problems, then you will have to do something interesting with this story published to me it

active as a commentator. you of her file, we believes prime minister netanyahu is under the control, all the hard liners. i'm not as despite the 9. i'm a place on the work cabinet. what it is clear is, it's a government is very much this good. the good and bad st. john's a go actually with the government because it was this because they said nothing to actually change the gone back to s the same. they ask you to become clear and clear that they cannot make any type of victorian day. and this law is they've actually gone, you know, if i'm not to be filed at the federal government, actually let them know has no oxygen for the sea. and those 5 digits the just to, to 0. and then these on the right side, here's the cops in the,

in his own government in the hands of the 3 and then then smoke punch. but he want, you don't want to show it to 0 and i don't know how to explain it. so he won't probably, you know, doing notes to go to the side to once this 0 doesn't change anything because anyway he, he is competent by the psych assignments because they have the key point government . they can be solved as a government. remember, those are not even the oracles and all you do there to do. i made a decision on mission. russia has withdrawn from a dispute that the u. n. ation console over the militia airlines flight m 8. 17 tragedy. the passenger plane was shut down. overdone, boss,

during the ukrainian civil war in july 2014 or 298 people on board lost their lives. moscow say is the case brought against russia by australia and the netherlands is biased and on for a v i. c i o console refused to conduct and independent investigation of the incident under the auspices of the i. c a o. and the counsel now has on his desk one of the results of a skewed investigation update by one of the potters to the proceedings. in such circumstances, it is impossible to speak of an unbiased establishment of the fact that the fed judgment, the console is not the right place to search for the truth. it makes no sense for us to remain at bought of a spectacle that is being played all that of some background a decade ago. key as military was cracking down and on the done yes, the people's republic that voted to secede from ukraine. following them i done could, despite the civil war, he, if did not close the countries are

a space for international airliners. flight time age 17 on route from amsterdam to koala lumper was shocked on overdone, boss with a surface to her miss. so he and the west were quick to blame, done yet, forces as well as russia, even before the plains smouldering records could be inspected. law school insisted that key was responsible for allowing a passenger plane to fly over a zone where the printing and the look tree was on the offensive. in 2018, the so called joint investigations team set up 5. another one's concluded that m 817 was shot done by a russian maid book miss, so operated by the done boss militia. however, the russian m. o. d said the soviet, your rocket had been permanently stationed at any rate since 1986. i could only help being fired by keeps horses whilst independent ducks journalist sonya abundant in de whether a western institution could be expected to carry out an own bias proved into the

truck i called it's a many times a show process. and also it was clear from the beginning when the playing was shut down, that f, straightaway rochelle was to blame without the instigation that time. so later they did some investigation without the russia. so it's a clear case, and also when i was making was in 2019 that was a documentary made the coal for justice. it was called, um, people in the documentary, they actually went to the place and the don't that's to see it has a new also they spoke with many residents who yeah, yeah, they told me quite a different story than the original version from the watch from digit to like many cases for russia, these also again, russia wants to name was the show process because you know, the perpetrators, the surplus races they went up there. nobody. well, only

a few from the media were allowed to answer is most schools said that all of its input into the case has been ignored by the you, any of the ocean con. so it's, it's hard to make sense to stop because the length of this pro, you would think that trying to get to the bottom of things you would want all possible information from all parties to this case. yes, of course. and also it was clear, there was some settling images from the us and they went up into the court straight away and they're all, they will ever give them, but maybe later wrong. so all these things, you know, and i'm russia, it was not allowed even to come to the crest side, the international civil aviation organization itself. sonya, can you give us a sense perhaps of, of the sort of jurisdiction it holes and what, what can it do with this case? but i think not mark.