waters against the united states south korea joined the military ercise, especially the demonstration by umb, f-22, f-35 stealth fighter jets. so north korea wanted to show if united states escalate, north korea will attack south korea by missiles. >> the j-alert nationwide emergency system issued an alert that one of them seemed to be flying over japan. it was later confirmed that it had actually disappeared over the sea of japan. what do you make of this? >> yes, north korea, usually japanese self-defense force lost contact during the tracking the object. it is possible that the object was broken. but another possibility is that the target was fixed the origin. i'm not sure because information is not enough. i think the data have possibilities not so high. >> what do you predict north korea will do next? >> yes, north korea need to show its intention by launching missile today because united states, south korea respond to the missile launch yesterday. but it means the escalate/deescalate concept did not work in this moment. so north korea wanted t

answers right now. 12 years ago, qatar won the bid to host the world cup from the united states, south koreapan and australia, the upcoming world cup will be held under slogan for the first time ever, the world cup has never been held in an arab state or at the junction of autumn and winter. after all, in the summer in an eastern country. plus 40 ° celsius, no one doubted that the emirate would have enough resources to host the world cup. indeed, in terms of natural gas reserves, which ranks third in the world, according to official sources , $ 220 billion was spent on organizing the forum, the previous record holders were the olympics in sochi, the winter games cost about 50 billion. the arabs spent an exorbitant amount on infrastructure and built entire cities in the desert , for example, lussain. this is a chance for a lot of people to come here in the frame. we expect a lot. you may already know this information from the media, but most of the fans come from india, which is interesting, because the national team of this country did not qualify for the world cup. the area of ​​\u200b\u200

and demonstration, and that has been matched by an increase in rhetoric by the united states, south korea and japan on extended nuclear deterrence, including trilateral cooperation in that regard, which has made north korea very upset. sol says the icbm launch is a violation of un security council resolutions. what sort of response can we expect as a result? this is absolutely a violation of the united nations security council resolutions. however, given the political climate, notably between the us and russia currently, but also between us and china, we can't expect any condemnation to come from the security council at this point, much less additional sanctions. so i would imagine that we will probably see increased sanctions unilaterally by the united states, by south korea and japan following suit, possibly also european nations or the european union. i think that we can expect south korea to respond with its on missile demonstrations showing how its forces along with those the u. s. might be able to retaliate against 3 or for this behavior. we can also possibly imagine a strategic ass

north korea is responding to an increased military cooperation between the united states, south koread japan. over the last six months, these countries have been working more closely together to bolster their defense in the region. because, they see the threat from north korea increasing. but, north korea does not like it when they work together. it sees it as making them more vulnerable. north korea is saying to the u.s., we do not like what you are doing in the region. will that change their approach? unlikely. already today we have seen the u.s. and south korea and japan condemn the launch. and say, these missile launches will only lead to further cooperation. >> jean mackenzie reporting from salt. in other news from around the world, uncertainty hangs over twitter headquarters after the company's offices were temporarily closed. in a message seen by the bbc, workers were told that doors would reopen monday. no reason was given for the closure. the announcement comes amid reports long numbers -- large numbers of staff are quitting after the new owner, elon musk called on them to si

then on saturday, we saw this show of force by the united states and south korea. the united states flew two b1b bombers. these are supersonic, strategic bombers. they were flown from guam, and this is the first time that they've flown over the korean peninsula since 2017. as you can see from that picture, they were flanked by four u.s. f-16 fighter jets as well as four south korean f-35 jets. these exercises involved 240 warplanes, laila, and thousands of service members. north korea, just finally, is saying that any future u.s./south korean drills, that they will respond with sustained, resolute, and overwhelming military measures. laila. >> a lot of back and forth there. anna coren reporting. thank you so much. >>> and still to come, democrats and republicans still have one more day to try and reach voters ahead of tuesday's crucial midterm elections. a look at what's at stake. >>> plus, political disinformation spreads in some latino communities. we'll look at the impact it's having on their professional and personal lives. ok at our new thick n fluffy french to

they're all in conjunction with the exercises that south korea and the united states and sometimes otherns join in are doing. we've returned to the full regime of exercises that existed prior to covid and also prior to tothe former south korea leader moon. has returned to close relationship with the united states and can still be more aggressive in dealing with north korea and making certain that the exercise program reflects very good military objectives. that has spun up kim jong un somewhat and that has to do with the timing of it. but the strategy of the exercises -- the strategy of the missile firing and why so many, i mean, clearly there's no time on your chart whether it's as many as 80 in one year. that really has to do with what he intends for the future. right now he is refusing negotiations with the united states. we've offered it a number of times and even under the trump administration the latter part of the administration. so what is happening here, he wants to gain leverage. i believe he will do a nuclear test. he hasn't done a nuclear test since 2017 and after that nuclea

south korea responded by firing three missiles into waters off north korea. this all came as the united states and south korea were carrying out or exercises involving hundreds of warplanes and thousands of troops. on tuesday, north korea warned the u.s. and south korea would pay "the most horrible price in history" if the war games continued. in arizona, a federal judge imposed a restraining order on members of the far-right, trump-supporting group clean elections usa, including barring the open carry of firearms and wearing of body armor close to ballot boxes. the move comes as armed individuals have been seen intimidating voters and taking photos or videos at ballot drop boxes were polling sites. the justice department warned tuesday that "vigilante ballot security efforts" likely violate the voting rights act. in more voting news, the pennsylvania supreme court sided with rublicans tuesday and ruled il-in ballots without a written date on their ter envelope could not bcounted. the aclu of pennsylvania condemned the decision, saying, "no one should be disenfranchised for an irrelevant techn

united states. and so they're going to play both sides of this is not going to work the united states, the countries that are working with united states, like south korea and japan have both have right when governments now new south korean yoon government is a very right wing government and they're happy to support us initiatives and to try to isolate and really to contain china. but most of the asian countries are not doing so. and you look at india, for example, the united states efforts toward winning india. should you as side when it, what you see, what's happening with india increasing is purchase of russian oil despite u. s. pressures, despite u. s. threats, as well as india's dependence on russian arms. and so this strategy most of the world does not want to have to choose between the united states and china, or the united states and russia. and so the u. s. policy, this idea about the united states been back, which is the the bite and mantra and look at what biden has done. he came into office and surrounded himself with hawkish right wing advisors, 16 of whom are come from the center for new american security and others like blinking our stay,

korea's record 30th. the united states, japan and south korea have come out and condemned the launch. saying this is a clear violence of multiple security council resolutions and demonstrates the threat of weapons of mass destruction and ballistic missile weapons. . that condemnation came after pyongyang launched three short range and two short range and one the south korean government sources say was an intercontinental ballistic missile. it failed mid flight with the failure occurring after it successfully separated the second stage before failing or falling into the waters between the korean peninsula and japan. it means the icbm failed in the third and final phase when it's supposed to re-enter the atmosphere and strike the target. they say the icbm tested was likely a hwasong 17, the country's most advanced weapon to date. last tested this past march. the most recent series of missiles fired by north korea shouldn't come as a surprise after it warned of more powerful follow-up measures earlier this week. if the united states doesn't stop its, quote, war exercises around the korea

twelve years ago, qatar won the bid to host the world cup from the united states, south korea, japanthe upcoming world cup will be held under the slogan for the first time ever before. the world cup has not been held in an arab state or at the junction of autumn and winter. indeed, in the summer in the eastern country, plus 40 ° c no one doubted that the emirate would have enough resources to host the world cup, because according to according to official sources, qatar has the third largest natural gas reserves in the world. according to official sources , 220 billion dollars were spent on the organization of the forum, the previous champions of the olympics are all. very those winter games cost about 50 billion. the arabs spent an exorbitant amount on infrastructure and built entire cities in the desert, for example, lussein. this is a chance for a lot of people to come here in the frame. we expect a lot of spectators. you may already know this information from the media but most of the fans come from india it's interesting after all, the national team of this country did not qualif

united states in the white house, such a move was strongly condemned and noted that washington will take all necessary measures to ensure the security of the united states as well as japan and south korea this year, the dprk conducted a record number of tests of 34 kursk missiles, about half of them in september, penyang says, that military activity is a response to provocations from south korea the united states called on europe and ukraine to be more careful about the causes of poland's incidents, the politician writes about this, citing sources in us administrations note that european leaders and zelensky's entourage have been contacted over the past two days. let me remind you that kiev does not admit that the missile that hit polish territory belongs to ukrainian air defense, which the west insists on. various statements illustrate one of the first serious differences between washington and kiev, the publication summarizes. 322 soviet monuments and tombstones included such a number of objects in the commission at the estonian state chancellery in the list for destruction, while 244 of them are recommended to be destroyed in the first place, according to local media, we are talking

the purposes of the south korean drills is simply to psychologically pressure north korea into backing away and being in a state of fear against the united states. so no doubt the united states has ordered south korea to engage in these drills as a demonstration of muscle flexing and power in the hopes that north korea will tremble and back down. so it's more political posturing. the fight in presidency has become much more militant and i would say mentally on the hinge because donald trump and his presidency had developed very positive ties with north korea. and indeed, it was seeking to create an arrangement where north korea in the united states would at last pull out of the 30 parallel, perhaps reunite the korea's that was the hope of the american people. and donald trump, joe biden has shattered that with his reckless war mongering and his attempt to bully north korea and bully china into submission, which shows a very poor understanding of the asian mind. but again, we also see the poor understanding of the by did administration by waging a similar proxy work to contain russia. so this is an administration that is out of control, m

korea has long, 60 medium range and 3 intercontinental ballistic missile. so far this year, the countries officials claim that the test prevent russian from the united states and south korea as a defensive in nature. as was live louse, a full the u. s. marine corps intelligence of is a score rissa score fans will join their asi. now, no career was lashed out at the un secretary during calling him a u. s. puppet. is that justifiable? i mean, there is going to be any reaction to this. no, i mean, 1st of all, let's be clear. there's united nations security council resolutions that have been passed that private north korea from carrying out this very activity. and it would be consistent for the secretary general to express concern on that is the language he used is similar to that of the language used by the united states and expressing a similar concern more often, it's more likely that that's coincidental, as opposed to evidence of them colluding just because in the united nations and diplomats tend to speak the same kind of language. so i know chris said that miss out test was a response to large scale us and factory and advanced sizes. what, what do you see for the

the creased an extended area like typically with exercises between the united with the united states and south korea. we saw yesterday a 180 north korean war planes flying in the air. so i think some kind of ex response was expected. the fact that these missiles were fired to the west, however they were short range as well. i think it's enough of a response for the dpr k to have made that point. but it doesn't seem to be provoking any further reaction here in the south. and turning, you mentioned the united states that briefly how is the u. s. reaction playing into all this what we're seeing 2 reactions, really on the diplomatic front, they've been leading the way for condemnation in the united nations. of the recent miss our tests, we saw more of that from the us ambassador of the united nations yesterday, particularly, or condemning russia and china for not using their influence over the dpr k and not condemning the recent test. at the same time, we're seeing a rather different military response. we've seen that the tests from the dpr k earlier in the week that was matched by the extension of thes

south korea. the warning came as north korea launched a spate of missile tests in recent weeks, including four ballistic missiles fired on saturday, days after the united statesairforce drills. against the backdrop of these heightened tensions the japanese prime minister, fumio kishida, promised to drastically boost the country's defence forces. during an international naval review in waters near tokyo, mr kishida said japan must be ready to respond to those who would use force to trample on peace and security. well, let's get more on this story from yuki tatsumi, former special assistant for political affairs at the japanese embassy in washington and current director of the japan program at the stimson center. it is wonderful to get you on the programme. ijust want it is wonderful to get you on the programme. i just want your initial thoughts on what we have heard from him. we heard this kind of rhetoric before, this kind of rhetoric before, this direction of policy from him before but how significant are these comments?- him before but how significant are these comments? they are significant _ are these comments? they are significant be _ are these comments

have been issuing warnings which is a five day military divide prescheduled between south korea and the united states and 240 war planes, thousands of service members and north korea has called this dress rehearsal for invasion. the kind of rhetoric they say every time. north korea, as we know, continues to conduct regular military drills of their own. nonetheless, they've been warning the united states and south korea would pay a terrible price for any threat. they're vowing more powerful follow-up measures if the military exercises continue. it could be a very few tense days especially considering last week the u.n.'s nuclear watchdog said they believe north korea will conduct a seventh underground nuclear test. i visited that site in 2018 and claimed it was irreparably destroyed. u.s. and south korean officials believe that is back up and running. when they meet at the pentagon tomorrow, they will certainly have quite a lot to talk about. >> will ripley in seoul, thank you for bringing us those updates in real time. 11 missiles. >>> we'll keep a close eye on the u.s. stock markets right now. a loo

both korean officials claim of these tasks prevent in russian from the united states and south korea and are defensive in nature. but the u. s. officials say that the laws of this nuclear arms race is inspired by russia. it's an invitation to an increasingly insecure world. haunted by the shadow of nuclear proliferation control autocrats are watching and they could well conclude that getting nuclear weapons would give them a hunting license of their own. and that could drive a dangerous spiral on of nuclear proliferation. we heard from a former us marine corps and challenges of the scott ritter who says the us is trying to blame his own problems on other nations, particularly russia. i couldn't think of. ready more absurd statement, it wasn't. russia withdrew from the anti ballistic missile treaty. it wasn't russia that withdrew from the intermediate nuclear forces treaty. it's not russia that's actively violating the new start treaty. it's not russia promulgated a nuclear posture which allows for preemptive use of nuclear weapons and non nuclear situations. it's not russia that's th

is certainly probably sending a message to the united states ahead of the, of the mid term elections. and it has been roundly condemned by both south korea and the united states. as we've seen, the us and south korea have been holding joint military exercises. do you think this is a direct response to that by the north? these are at large scale exercises have resumed this year after a hiatus of several years, and a north korea has or is always infuriated by them. it sees them as a rehearsal for war. so we have seen it carry out to ad flurry of miss i'll activity in the past and we are having this week joint air drills between the united states and south korean air force is involving well over 200 war plain. so yes, this is very much, i think time to coincide with that we saw wednesday yesterday and or almost 2 dozen missiles being fired off in all directions into the seas surrounding the korean peninsula. at really, really an increasing the tension levels here between the north and south. i have rob mcbride and so for us, thank you. who president joe biden says democracy in the us as under attack. he made an address to the nation just da

thursday, the creased an extended aerial activities with exercises between united with the united states and south korea. we saw yesterday a 180 north korean war planes flying in the air. so i think some kind of ex response was expected. the fact that these missiles were fired the worst, however they were short range as well. i think it's enough of a response for the dpr k to have made that point, but it doesn't seem to be provoking any further reaction here in the cell. ron's foreign minister says his country has so military drones to russia. it says that was before the invasion of ukraine, turan, it says cuba needs to provide evidence that rainy drones have been used in the war . keith says russia has used the drains to bomb cities and energy facilities. russian president vladimir putin says civilians should be evacuated from hassan. as cave continues its counter offensive in the region. ukraine says moscow is illegally deporting its people. twitters new owner, eat on musk says the platforms, content, moderation will not be impacted by mass layoffs on friday. critics are concerned the move could lead

south korea. the warning came as a north korea launched a spate of missile tests in recent weeks, including four ballistic missiles fired on saturday, days after the united statesightened tensions, earlier today, the japanese prime minister, fumio kishida, promised to drastically boost the country's defence forces. during an international naval review in waters near tokyo, mr kishida said japan must be ready to respond to those who would use force to trample on peace and security. in the uk, a headache for the new prime minister rishi sunak, over his appointment of former education secretary sir gavin williamson to the cabinet — at a time when sir gavin was under investigation for a bullying complaint, after he sent angry messages to a conservative whip for not being invited to the queen's funeral. downing street has now called the messages �*unacceptable', as our political correspondent iain watson reports. sir gavin williamson was sacked from the cabinet a new approach and a firm pledge. this government will have integrity, professionalism and accountability. at every level. fin professionalism and accountability. at every level-— at every level. on the same d

south korea, we attack back. they would launch a full nuclear strike on ports, bridges, all the infrastructure in south korea to prevent the united statesoing a regime change operation and that means millions of people would die in that scenario. i think i'm very glad to see fox do a lot of coverage on north korea. a lot of the media has completely forgot about it and it's very important. dagen: before we go, harry, treasury secretary janet yellen will travel to india next week and indonesia in two weeks for the g20 summit, yell yen is hopg to strengthen economic ties between the u.s. and india and try to overcome g20 divisions over russia and the war on ukraine. your thoughts about her trip there and if she can actually aca michigan anything. >> -- accomplish anything. >> i think it's important to lay the ground work. i think for the longest time the united states has really underappreciated india, trying to bring india into the west. it is a vital country that we need to be much more aligned with especially as the indians have very tight relationships with russia. if you look at the indian military for example, it's completely kitted

korea as you said is absolutely unprecedented. with the extension of vigilant storm involving hundreds of aircraft and thousands of service members from both united states and south korea currently underway. there could be an even stronger response from pyongyang coming. perhaps that could be the country seventh ever nuclear weapons test coming that many believe it is imminent. u.s. officials have said north korea isn't responding. take a listen. >> we continue to seek serious and sustained dialogue with the b dprk but as we've made no secret of, dprk has refused to engage. >> reporter: one day after north korea fired off 23 short range missiles, pyongyang launched another three today including one the south korean sources say was an intercouldn't noent tall icbm. it unsuccessfully failed to separate before falling into the waters. that means the icbm possibly failed in the third and final phase when it's supposed to re-enter the atmosphere and strike the target. a south core lean government said the icbm tested was likely the whwasong. residents were told to evacuate inside a building or underground. that happened not only on one south korean island and three pr

north korea has blamed south korea and the united states for series of military exercises that they havee been going on for the last three months, south korea and the united states say they are holding them because of what they see as an —— increased threat posed by north korea, they say they are routine and defensive but the north korean leader doesn't see them this way and sees them as provocative and proof his enemies are preparing to invade and therefore respond. there is also timing here many staying the is an centre step timing because south korea is still in a period of national mourning wallowing this weekend, that terrible crowd crush we saw that killed 150 young people in seoul. .. ., that killed 150 young people in seoul. ., ., seoul. reaction from south korean to _ seoul. reaction from south korean to this, _ seoul. reaction from south korean to this, has - seoul. reaction from south korean to this, has there i seoul. reaction from south i korean to this, has there been any yet? korean to this, has there been an et? ., ., , any yet? south korea, this morning — any yet? south

military that he's constantly communicating to his people that they are victims, that the united states and south korea and destroy the regime. that's why he has to protect them. then the third thing is, these exercises going on with the new leader in south korea, the previous leader, moon, stopped the exercises. the new leader is conducting them with the united states. there's 1 going on right now. every time we had an exercise, he's had a fuselage of missiles go. the last thing is and this is his end state, his strategic reason for doing it, he wants to get some leverage going in to negotiations with the united states. right now he's refusing negotiations, neil. he wants a stronger position by creating this kind of fear and intensity around north korea and what should we do about it when he goes in to those negotiations, he wants to have the leverage to do what? recognize that he's a nuclear state and two cut back on the sanctions and treat him like we treat pakistan, like we treat india who also has nuclear weapons. that's what he's about. so there really is a strategy and a plan on his part. at som

north korea's territorial waters this is just the latest in a long series of escalations that keep coming. today's missile launches came just hours after pyongyang threatened the united states and south korea for holding massive joint military exercises it claims the drills are a rehearsal for an invasion. an official close to kim jong-un suggested that if north korea came under attack, he could use nuclear weapons to make the two countries pay the most horrible price in history >>> 21 arrests in nine states. the $500 million operation to bust up a theft ring, stealing catalytic converters >>> a teenager working her first job at a local mcdonald's, when somebody walks in with a gun the girl and her co-workers locked in the freezer. lucky for her, she had her cell phone. and even luckier, the rspeon who answered when she called 911 ever notice how stiff clothes can feel rough on your skin? for softer clothes that are gentle on your skin, try downy free & gentle downy will soften your clothes without dyes or perfumes. the towel washed with downy is softer, and gentler on your skin. try downy free & gentle. well, we fell in love through gaming. but now the internet lags and it throws th

four hours and took place at the same time as the now extended joint drill between the united states and south korea. it's called vigilant storm. it was extended one day extra. only supposed to last five days, going to last six now following yesterday's failed intercontinental ballistic missile. the hwasong icbm which kim jong-un showed off in a highly produced propaganda video earlier this year. it is believed to have failed mid flight after the second phase separation. even if the icbm did fail, progress was clearly made since the last time it was tested back in may. in may according to the south korean government, it's believed the icbm only flew to an altitude of 540 kilometers. yesterday it reached an altitude of 2,000 kilometers. the key here is that no one single test is special on its own. north korea gains knowledge from each and every weapons test it is conducts. the more you practice, the better you do. when talking to experts they say north korea's aggressive pace of testing is what's most concerning. now as for what could be next, experts say icbm and nuclear tests are set and with the

the united states, canada, south korea, australia, new zealand are the countries here in bangkok that condemned the intercontinental missile launch. this is highly provocative. it traveled more than 6,000 kilometers. 4,000 miles or more up in space. it did not go over japan like before but it is the type of weapon north korea is demonstrating. they want the united states to know they can hit any city. most of the world can be hit by a missile with this type of capability. north korea has launched some 50 ballistic miss tiles this year. the countries not condemning them are permanent members of the security council. china and russia. they have vote tow power. they have been able to put out the statements with western countries allied together. china and russia are staying neutral which basically gives kim jong-un permission to continue unabated, christine. >> will, thank you. >>> a u.s. border agent killed in a high seas shootout with suspected drug smugglers off the coast of puerto rico. another border agent was hurt. a suspect killed. they encountered the suspected smuggling vehicle.

it's believed north korea will attempt to launch that intercontinental ballistic missile known as the hwasong 17 over japan in the near future. in response the united states and south military drills called vigilant storm with thousands of troops from both sides. south korea and the u.s. and also hundreds of warplanes, pamela. they're extending that to an unknown date and saying in direct response to north korea's provocations. >> all right. cnn's will ripley. thanks so much. live for us from south korea. >>> and just ahead for you tonight, a top trump aide now ordered to testify in the mar-a-lago probe. so could his firsthand account about classified documents make a difference? this holiday master your kitchen with wayfair. you can cook up your favorites. and slice and dice with the best of them. wayfair, holiday your heart out. ♪ wayfair, you've got st what i need ♪ (vo) give your business an advantage right now, with nationwide 5g from t-mobile for business. unlock new insights and efficiency, with leading ultra-capacity 5g coverage. t-mobile for business has 5g that's ready right now. the chef's chicken sandwiches at panera, freshly prepared with clean ingredi

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functioning, the security services of germany assume that they cannot be repaired, the united states, japan and south koreaon exercises in north korea's response to the launch of a ballistic missile, according to the south korean military, the launched ballistic missile could be the most powerful in north korea's arsenal, it is capable of covering a distance of 15,000 km and reaching, in particular, the territory of the united states, the white house strongly condemned this launch, this behavior of north korea is a defiant violation of several un security council resolutions , it destabilizes security in the region and unreasonably raises tensions, we strongly condemn these actions and call on north korea to stop further illegal actions that destabilize the situation on behalf of the united states confirms our unwavering commitment to the indo-pacific partners, as the combines of one of the ukrainian oligarchs did not pay uah 10 billion in taxes to the budget. are engaged in the primary processing of minerals, and that a dozen companies belong to a group of related economic entities, their sole beneficial

south korean military activity as an excuse and they have a perfect excuse this week with those five day military drills, 240 war plains and thousands of service members from the united states and south koreaf these drills don't stop there could be a terrible price and more powerful follow-up measures to come hinting at the potential to that seventh underground nuclear test. this might be the week that the world is pushed to the wring of a nuclear crisis not just over in russia and ukraine but also here on the korean peninsula. >> sobering when you think about all that is happening in this moment. >>> still to come here we will take you live to the white house, biden set to give an important speech tonight just six days before the midterm elections. his focus, we will tell you about it next. two new ihop lunch and dinner menu items for twice the goodness, twice the flavor, and twice the choice. sirloin salisbury steak and all-natural salmon. perft for lunch or dinner. only at ihop. download the app and earn free food with every purchase. ♪ the only thing i regret about my life was hiring local talent. if i knew about upwork. i would have hired actually talented people from all over the wor

the united states and south korea have begun massive war games off the korean peninsula. on monday, the two nations opened operation vigilant storm, a five-day joint drill involving hundreds of warplanes and thousands of troops. north korea condemned the war games as "rehearsal for invasion and proof of hostile policies by washington and seoul." this comes as the u.s. says north korea is preparing to carry out its first nuclear weapons test since 2017. elsewhere in the pacific region, china has slammed plans by the united states to deploy six nuclear-capable b-52 bombers to northern australia, warning the move threatens to spark a new arms race. thiss china's foren minist spespersonhao liji. >> such a move by the u.s. and australia escalates mutual tensions, greatly undermines regional peace and stability, and may trigger an arms race in the region. china urges parties concerned abandoned the zero-sum mentality and your geopolitical -- nero geopolitical mindedness. amy: during nearly five hours of arguments, the supreme court super majority appeared sympathetic to argumen

will continue through friday, it's worth noting that this large scale drill between the united states and south korea was previously scheduled it involved one hundreds of aircraft and thousands of service members from each country. with the u.s. releasing video of its fighter squadrons performing night operations. with one more day of drills scheduled, john, there could be more weapons testing by north korea in the horizon and a statement before wednesday's flurry of missile launches, pyongyang once again warned that if u.s. and south korea attempt to use armed forces against the north, they would carry out a strategic missile without delay, and that the u.s. and south korea will pay the most horrible price in history. perhaps again, that's a warning that we still could see something worse. as of right now, john, it's believe that the country's seventh ever nuclear weapons test is imminent. john? >> blake, thank you. blake essig live for us in tokyo. >> to new york now -- there's a visiting fellow at the atlantic councils was ceo and founder of strategy risk the climate consultancy with a focus on ch

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