we'll begin in bangladesh. we're a d, w, and nets renews investigation has uncovered details of killings linked to the countries elite police force. the rapid reaction battalion or r a b was set up in 2004 as part of the us led war on terror. it was trained and equipped by the us and other western countries to fight extremist violence. the rob has long faced accusations of grave. human rights abuses, claims which the bangladesh government has repeatedly denied, but dw is investigative unit together with its swedish based partner, spoke 2 former rabb commanders. they revealed evidence of how the force commits extrajudicial killings. some viewers might find this report disturbing. 2 the phone call, your voucher here captures an alleged murder in southern bangladesh. was recorded in 2018 bash. i begum. she connected 2 aspirins phone only seconds before he was killed. oh. 1 ah. 6 earlier the day ackerman huck had been taken by the rapid action battalion, an elite unit of the bag, reddish police, long accused of kid

s. wants to send this message to bangladesh. that is really looking for improvements across the board on democracy and rights, particularly mine the election do early next year. michael and director of the south asia institute at the wilson center. thank you so much for your time. and you fall in find more details and there's investigation on inside the death squad on you tube on the dw documentary channel. make sure to check that out. moving on germany supplies chance early, but have a, has joined, willing to raise the lens on a visit to a ukrainian village where alleged fresh and war crimes to place a year ago. and was it a school basement, or nearly $400.00 villagers were held captive almost a month by russian troops? 11 people died during the ordeal in the village, north of case president. and he said it's important for ukraine's allies to see what russia has done. that's your hobby. talk to reporters about what he had seen moses death, isaac litem, only thing you can hope for when you are so directly confronted with its hor

when confronted was our findings, bangladesh, the prime minister did not respond. the rap referred us to the ministry of home affairs, which cited their own investigation and denied all allegations as baseless and until the bound with the scotland keeps denying that these abuses the record. it is, these testimonies once again, show them, though they need to stop, deny, as that holy dakota was at the counter begging cellphone bangladesh. i shall, eagle shows us the glasses her husband wore when he was killed. she received them with his body. since then she says, rap officers have pressured herd her family to remain silent on air desk. he said, just one thing. he said, your husband has died and you could die at any moment to the body. but i shall begum once a proper investigation. she says she will continue to speak up and to those who killed her husband are held to the count and we are joined now here in the studio by dw investigations, journalists forget to showcase. we saw i should, begum, there she's demanding an investigation. is he likely to get it? it's very h

s. wants to send this message to bangladesh. that is really looking for improvements across the board on democracy in rights, particularly mine the election do early next year. as of this investigation on inside the death squad on you to on the d w documentary channel, make sure to check that out. moving on jeremy's lines, chance or what, how that has joined a lot of the lines on a visit to a ukrainian village were alleged russian war crimes took place. a year ago, they visited the school basement, where nearly $400.00 villagers were held captive for almost a month by russian troops. 11 people died during the ordeal and the village, north of case president lands. he said it's important for ukraine's allies to see what russia has done. mister ha, back talked to reporters about what he'd seen. death, isaac litem, only thing you can hope for when you are so directly confronted with its horror. war is that it will and at some point on finish, this argument doesn't mean it should. and just anyhow, on high snooping schmidt and, and at

we're not just the current bangladesh government, but all bangladesh governments in power during the existence of the rob have have been quiet and have never been willing to acknowledge these. these concerns about human rights violations within the rob. the fact that the government has been unwilling to acknowledge that there is a problem or even there that there needs to be an investigation that to me suggests that the government has some in the high school and the government in bangladesh means shay casino. ah, she's the head of the alarming league. and for the last 14 years, the prime minister under her rule route has been accused not only of stage shootouts, but also more covert operations, such as abductions and torture. who the ministry of home affairs told us that according to their investigations, the allegation made appears not to be authentic. ah, back in the capital dot com, we are meeting someone who blames the government for rob's crime rad. picked up my brother. and dennis is missing. this is sandita islam to lee the spokes person of an association of families whose fat

is there's elected year in bangladesh. and the numbers of the last years really show that close to a to a vote. these numbers of human rights violations committed by rab r spiking because a thank you very much sir, for your investigation. that was big data short group from dw investigations. and the full documentary on the d. w. investigation and bangladesh is now available on youtube. you can watch it on the w documentary channel. germany's vice chancellor walbert hop back has arrived in ukraine's capital key if on an unannounced visit callback who's also germany's economy minister is being accompanied by business representatives for talks expected to focus on rebuilding the war torn country. it's hobbins, 1st trip to ukraine, since russia launched its investigation last year, alex's, the visit is intended to give hope to ukrainians, and underscore berlin's solidarity with keith. russian authorities se ukraine was behind sunday's explosion out of st. petersburg cafe, the killed a well known military blogger. moscow says t

i mean, bangladesh is a low-lyincountry. whole country or almost the whole country is a river adulterer just south of the himalayan mountains. i traveled in the north of the country, which is essentially like -- think of capillaries, kind of crisscrossing the country. so these are tiny, muddy, narrow, shallow rivers in the dry season. but in the wet season, they just become like a shallow sea. and so people are dividing their livelihoods between agriculture in the dry season and then adapting to basically living on watein the wet season. so adapting to fishing and kind trying to keep their agriculture alive through raised gardens. i did some interviews with some villagers where instead of growing squash and vines on the ground, they raised them like eight levels high. so they live under a canopy of shade provided by their vegetables. but also those vegetables survive when the area floods. >> the methods that you just laid out. ose were adaptations, right? those were methods that they've employed in order to adapt to changing

it was a watershed moment in bangladesh garment i moment in bangladesh garment industry and bangladeshnging exporter of ready—made countries to restore the world after china last year it exported about $30 billion of ready—made clothes and today marks anniversary hundreds of garment factory workers and those who were injured during the disaster, those who lost their limbs and those going through the trauma there are going there and talking with a lack of medical assistance and also financial compensation, even ten years after the disaster. for the factory worker, this is something very passionate about this incident has changed the way the garment industry in bangladesh functions. if you look at any western country and brands like zara or marks & spencer or prime arc, they source their clothes from countries like bangladesh and puts a focus on the conditions of the workers and the safety conditions inside the factories of 5000 factories in bangladesh. and most of these people are women. after this incident,... these new groups have been working together with the industry to improve the

both in bangladesh, accused of extra judicial killings. you have no idea like people in the deal and the like, the prisoners were like shouting with joy. they were like, beating the place till they threw each other the floor, 3rd money getting like shouts of joy like everyone out there. so at, despite providing it with training and equipment for many years, the u. s. had imposed sanctions on rap for their involvement in a gross violation of human rights, namely the extra judicial killing of after moral hawk. the fit was remarkable, almost immediately the number of killings went down. what's more, many bangladesh, he's welcomed them as the 1st sign of a long awaited reckoning for a force that his wielded power with near impunity. and even though you gonna say anything, i guess they were in bolivar, the other countries in the world are like they are concerned that these things are going on. it was really our light at the end of the tunnel for us. but impunity remains pervasive for as important as the sanctions were. they only targeted 7 high

so it's crept into the whole enforcement system in bangladesh. basically, i give up an army, man, re conrad from dw investigations to and you find out more details of this investigation on inside the death squad on that youtube. on the dw documentary channel, a german vice chancellor, robert ha back is in key for a surprise visit. he's been to an electricity substation in the crane capital to see 1st hand how the countries coping with rushes, relentless attacks on its critical infrastructure. it's his 1st trip to ukraine, since the russia launched its full scale invasion last year. the business expected to focus on how germany can help rebuild the water country. correspondent mac xanda is in keith. welcome, max wise, mr. harbor. that red hill. so then the main name of this visit would be corporation and helping with energy resilience year and building future economic projects. so between germany and ukraine, one of the 1st things are german vice chancellor said when he 1st came here. he said, this is a strong to send a strong signal from germany

it was originally founded to fight terrorism and crime in bangladesh. according to the whistleblowers, it is also used as a political tool to silence opponents of the government. >> engagement decision on any political target would come at the very least from the ministry of home affairs. >> it was a must to get clearance from home affairs. >> if the home affairs minister give such an order, it is vy unlikely the prime mister of bangladesh did not know about it. >> with no paper trail is hard to verify the claim but we corroborated the whistleblowers testimony with victims accounts, medical records, police reports, and data from human rights organizations. when confronted with our findings, bangladesh'prime minister did not respond. the rab referred us to the ministry of internal affairs which denied all allegations as baseless and untrue. >> the bangladesh government keeps denying these abuses have occurred. these testimonies once again show the need to stop denying and start holding security forces accountable. >> in southern anglo -- they show us gla

so from bangladesh i shabby. gam shows us the glasses. her husband wore when he was killed, she received them with his body. since then she says, rap offices have pressured herd her family to remain silent on air day. he said, just one thing. he said, your husband has died and you could die at any moment to the body. but i shall begum once a proper investigation. she says she will continue to speak up until those who killed her husband are held to the count. i know me conrad is from d w 's investigations department. i asked her whether i should. bega was likely to get the proper investigation. she was well, i mean, i'd hate to make any predictions but tragically. i think it's very unlikely to happen by wanted us legal system is very corrupt, highly politicized. she herself told us that whenever she tried to file a case, rab offices showed up, put the lawyers offices and stop them providing a case. so i think under the current government it is highly unlikely. elections are scheduled for early next year, but we have to remember that ramp w

and many fear that over the next months, because bangladesh is, there's elected here in bangladesh. and that the numbers of the last years really show that close to a, to a vote. these numbers of human rights violations committed by rab r spiking because a thank you very much sure for your investigation, that was big data shortcut from dw investigations and the for documentary on the d. w. investigation in bangladesh is now available on youtube. you can watch it on the dw documentary channel fell. germany's vice chancellor robert harper curse arrived in ukraine's capital keep on an unannounced visit. hubbard who's also germany's economy minister is being accompanied by business leaders for talks expected to focus on rebuilding the war torn country. it's hubbard's 1st trip to ukraine since russia launched its invasion last year, herbert says the visit is intended to give hope to ukrainians, and underscore berlin's solidarity with keith or russian authorities have confirmed the arrest of a woman suspect in connection with sunday's explosion and other st. petersburg cafe, the killed a

a d w investigation has uncovered details of killings linked to bangladesh. his elite police force the rapid action battalion or r a b a was set up in 2004 as part of the us led war on terror. it was trained and equipped by the u. s. and other western countries to fight extremist violence or r i b as long faced accusations of human rights abuses which the bangladesh government has repeatedly denied. working with sweden's netra news. deed lose investigative unit spoke with of former a commanders of the unit who revealed evidence of how the force commits extra judicial killings may find elements of the report disturbing. 2 or the phone call you about to hear captures and alleged murder in southern bangladesh. was recorded in 2018 bash. i big am she connected to aspen phone only seconds before he was killed. oh, ah. 3 lily, the day ackerman huck had been taken by the rapid action battalion, an elite unit of the bag, reddish police, long accused of kidnappings, torture and hundreds of killings. let me take her to get her whole other. i want justice. how was my hu

it's very unlikely to prime minister of bangladesh. it didn't know about it. recall as there's no paper trail, it's hard to verify that claim, but he corroborated the whistle blowers. testimonies was victims, accounts, medical records, police reports and data from human rights organizations. when confronted was our findings, bangladesh prime minister did not respond. the rap referred us to the ministry of home affairs, which cited their own investigation and denied all allegations as baseless and uncle. the bottom of the scope and keeps denying to these abuses about good. it is these testimonies once again, show them that they need to stop denying and start holding psycho deposits comfortable. megan, southern bangladesh. i shabby, eagle shows us the glasses her husband wore when he was killed. she received them with his body. since then she says, rap officers have pressured her to have family to remain silent on air desk. he said, just one thing. he said, your husband has died and you could die at any moment to the worry. but i shall b

suits coming out of bangladesh are beautiful but nobody is willing to buy from bangladesh.the brands. thank you very much _ that we promise the brands. thank you very much for _ that we promise the brands. thank you very much for your— that we promise the brands. thank you very much for your time. - stay with us here on bbc news. hello again. 0ver hello again. over the next couple of days it will feel cold as we pull in a strong northerly wind. that certainly is the case today, driving in all these showers across the north and east, over the tops of the hills in eastern england, they will be wintry, but we could see some wintriness getting down to lower levels in scotland. at the same time rain coming in across wales, the midlands and into southern england, some of that will be heavy and thundery. in between, some bright sunny skies but feeling cold in the wind. through this evening and overnight, rain clears from the south, lots of clear skies and temperatures will fall away, in the highlands as low as —5 or —6. we are looking at a widespread frost and the risk of ice on u

goad regulations in bangladesh. good morninu regulations in bangladesh.ions in bangladesh. good morning and thank you - regulations in bangladesh. good morning and thank you for - morning and thank you for having me. yes, along with industrial global union, uni organised the brands to sign an accord which we called the accord which we called the accord for safety in bangladesh, the bangladesh accord. to inspect and resolve the safety problems. 50. accord. to inspect and resolve the safety problems. so, what is it like today? _ the safety problems. so, what is it like today? has _ the safety problems. so, what is it like today? has there - is it like today? has there been a significant improvement? absolutely. i think the accord has actually transformed building safety, fire safety in bangladesh. 140,000 safety bangladesh. 140 , 000 safety violations bangladesh. 140,000 safety violations have been corrected, affecting millions of workers over 200 global brands assigned the accord, covering a large percentage but not all of the garment market there so, but

so it's crept into the whole enforcement system in bangladesh. basically, i give her up an army, mammy conrad from dw investigations to to find more details of this investigation on inside the death squad. on youtube, on the dw documentary, germany's vice chancellor robert harbor has joined the president zalinski on a visit to a ukrainian village where alleged russian war crimes took place. a year ago, they visited a school basement where nearly $400.00 villages and held captive almost a month by russian troops. 11 people died during the ordeal in the village north of keefe presence, and as he said, it's important for you crate allies to see what russia with the harbor spoke to reporters about what he'd see death, isaac litem, only thing you can hold for when you are so directly confronted with this horrible war is that it will and at some point on finished us august, that doesn't mean it should. and just anyhow, on high snooping and, and at some point means as soon as possible as fall, how it can and the only way is that ukraine concludes this w

when confronted with our findings, bangladesh prime minister did not respond. the rap referred us to the ministry of home affairs, which cited their own investigation and denied all allegations as baseless and until the bound with his government keeps denying that these abuses the record. it is these testimonies once again, show them, though they need to stop deny, asked at holdings ago, was of the canton megan southern bangladesh. i shabby. eagle shows us the glasses her husband wore when he was killed luggage. she received them with his body. since then she says, rap officers have pressured herd her family to remain silent on her desk. he said, just one thing. he said, your husband has died and you could die at any moment to the body. but i shall begum once a proper investigation. she says she will continue to speak up, and her those who killed her husband are held to the count. and gentlemen, also more d w a shows out of islam is part of the team that brought this investigation out of the welcome. thanks for being here. what repetition does the rapid action

when confronted with our findings, bangladesh prime minister did not respond. the rap referred us to the ministry of home affairs, which cited their own investigation and denied all allegations as baseless and uncle, the bung with the scope and keeps denying to these abuses of a good. it is, these testimonies once again, show them that they need to stop, deny, and start holding secret deposits to come back and so from bangladesh. i shall, eagle shows us the glasses, her husband, when he was killed, she received them with his body. since then she says, rap offices have pressured herd her family to remain silent. or near day he said, just one thing. he said, your husband has died and you could die at any moment to the body. but i shall begum once a proper investigation. she says she will continue to speak up until those who killed her husband are held to the count. and you'll find more details of this investigation on inside the death squad on youtube, on the dw documentary channel. but moving on, russian authority, say ukraine was behind an explosion at a cafe i

and then we'll be taken off that does any of a bangladesh right. seems like that has been a progress over the past decade. be sort of hinted earlier that beyond bangladesh, there are concerns in other countries. where should we be looking to now to spot the sort of potential for something like ron plaza? what we have done this, the international court is to look at a number of countries in the browns and have signed this agreement or sourcing from and we have identified pakistan if the next country that break spun india or to or in discussions with the government of pakistan very discussed that the brands with the industry in pakistan about setting up the program there, which will take the lessons learned from bundle dish and include the same elements which are inspections and remediation and safety training programs. for managers and workers and complaints mechanism. and people i developed those into a specific program for pakistan. and that's the 1st country we're going to be have of course, the ambition to expand our program into other countries

she was working in the ron a plaza textile factory near bangladesh, his capital dhaka. when the building collapsed, more than 1100 people were killed, ro care was seriously injured. or did i look buckle of love like this? in lieu of that i will never be able to forget that day. look at the memories of it . make me incredibly sad. a lot of that they've got them. i feel like i'm still buried under the rubble, suddenly the dagger with them. when i think back on it, i mean the world is collapsing on me. i wish so much that i could just forget all this and go back to normal life. hope of the sewing machine in her sister's room is a reminder of her old life. she can no longer use it. the injuries were care cartoon suffered or too severe, a monument to remember the victims has been built at the sight of the collapse. the once bustling area is now overgrown with nature. many lessons have been learned from the accident, says abdulla allah, keep he own several textile factories inspections. officials have awarded his buildings for being sustainable and safe. after that, they got

now some groups in bangladesh say the ringer, are a burden. and the men, muh, many see them as foreigners and colon bank, all is that is ethnically and linguistically that considered closer to the people in bangladesh. and some parts of india. diplomatic efforts have pushed mammals military government to start a pilot project to allow the ring of people back to their homes and were kind states that can their safety be guaranteed and will efforts to re establish democratic rule make progress, find out more. was major general zalman tongue deputy minister of information and spokesman from jamar state administration council talks to al jazeera major general government and thank you very much for speaking to al jazeera today. i'd like to start by asking you about the highlight repatriation project for the ra hanger. refugees, could you give me some more details about the project and when it'll start that he can earn it or not? he and glee now. yeah. regarding the repatriation of been gully, people who fled to bangladesh from the ohio state. we mus

dhaka, the capital of bangladesh, is known as the city of mosques.pecting the elderly is one of the customs of the bangladeshi nation. love counts . i have a lot of respect for the elderly, and anna behaves as a wise and wise person to solve the problem. the problems facing them refer to them, they are religion they know islam as the main authority in all matters of their lives, and they resort to traditional and islamic methods to treat the complications caused by this, because they believe in these lions. happy people give gifts to each other, especially on religious occasions such as the holy month of ramadan and islamic holidays. every country has its own table, and the table of the people of bangladesh has a special feature. the holy month of ramadan is highly valued by dhaka the capital of bangladesh is considered to be the main center of shopping and sales , and it has the traditional foods of tabriz city that adorn the iftar tables. bangladeshis in the holy month of ramadan should mention bulalu food , which consists of carrot and pea oil and

nearly 200 brands are part of the accord in bangladesh, including the likes of adidas, carrefour andus, are yet to join, but many more, particularly from the us, are yet tojoin, according to human rights watch, and the lingering effects of the collapse of rana plaza continues on its victims. according to new research from actionaid, nearly half of the survivors of the rana plaza collapse are unemployed as they struggle with physical pain and mental trauma. the research also looked at the state of safety in garment factories in bangladesh today, surveying 200 current garment workers. around 60% of them said several risks continue to persist, including the absence of fire safety measures, among others. the iou, meanwhile, has said that while the garment sector has made strides, industrial safety in other sectors in bangladesh continues to remain a concern and further work needs to be done to strengthen the capacity of safety committees, labour inspectors and trade unions to improve the standards. bbc news, mobile. the american retailer bed bath & beyond has filed for bankruptcy after s

you and hcr has also used boats un boats to transport members of the military regime to bangladesh. they took off the un insignia, they apparently had guns under tarpaulins as they went there. i mean, the sounds like an appalling breach of un neutrality. was it a serious mistake? well i think again, i think you have to refer. a to the u. n. a c r r ah statements, i am not in a position to to say are what they have already said. i accept tools to support them, but that journey on un boats does have, i think, serious repercussions for the perception of the u. n, the generals who carried out a cou, now seemed to at least on one occasion, have a navy. and that navy is the united nations, doesn't as put you and staff at risk. well, if they had consulted me, i would have stopped it. but nobody consulted me. the international monetary fund has approved there $15600000000.00 loan, few crane is aimed at helping keep maintaining economic stability as a battles of russian invasion. the loan will be spread over 4 years. is part of a broader $115000000000.00 international support package. in ret

ah, for just as in bangladesh, pressure fashion, johns of governments do more work of safety. we live in taco and from rivals to cautious friends, south korea and japan restart their trade relationship. ah, internet connection on mobile networks are nearly completely down in sudan as people brace for the 10th day. a violence between the army and the power ministry, rapids support forces. the fighting has cut off access to electricity, food and clean water. if much of the population lose $420.00 people have been killed and thousands forced to flee their homes since yvonne and began. all the 10000 of them now crossed into neighboring chart. well, food program says that number could rise to a 100000 freelance journalist carol valid says chad and relief organizations. a racing to cope with the influx. good number is clicking very rapidly. we don't know yet exactly how many they are because they're counting them according to local sources, down already more than 20, talking to them. and they are divided in the district condition it's, it's a region. so you have to imagine it's a ve

the un faces criticism for participating in a pilot project to repatriate your hunger refugees of bangladesh. to me and my ah, former u. s. president donald trump is expected to appear in a new york court on tuesday. the 1st former president to face criminal charges the case against him involves a hush money payment to adult film star stormy daniels ahead of the 2016 election. trump was formerly indicted on thursday and is expected to plead not guilty to the charges miss expected that trumpet. voluntarily surrender, meaning he won't be arrested. he will be processed as a defendant. he'll be fingerprinted and have mug shots taken. you have the charges against him. read in court, enter a plead and be released with another court date. he won't have to post bail legal experts say he still at least a year away from actually going to trial. so he could be in court during the 2024 presidential election. the u. s. does not bar people from running for office over legal cases. he's also facing multiple other investigations by the justice department, district attorneys in manhattan, and in georgia. and

now some groups in bangladesh say the ringer, are a burden. and a myanmar many see them as foreigners and column bank all is that's because ethnically and linguistically, they're considered closer to the people in bangladesh. and some parts of india. diplomatic efforts have pushed mammals military government to start a pilot project to allow the ring of people back to their homes and were kind state . but can their safety be guaranteed and will efforts to re establish democratic rule make progress. find out more. there's major general zalman turn deputy minister of information and spokesman from the state administration council talks to else's era ah, major general government and thank you very much for speaking to al jazeera today. i'd like to start by asking you about the pilot repatriation project for the hanging refugees. could you give me some more details about the project and when it'll start? he can run it for now, he really regarding bagley's iraq high state, their history, rebut tracy. all of them will have been in the country. i thi

than the cold war, as he fights off criticism of the war in ukraine class. 6 ah, protesters in bangladesh, pressure of fashion, giants and governments to do more work as safety. ah, we begin in sudan where another's use fi has come into effect. after 10 days of heavy fighting. this 3 day truce was broken by the united states. several sees fires between 2 dan's army and the rapid support forces have so far failed to hold . at least 427 people have been killed in this conflict. how corresponding have a morgan report from cartoon? ah, more death into dance capital horton? several people were killed in an air strike in the southern city of collateral on monday, adding to the growing number of civilian deaths. the paramilitary rapid support forces are r. s. f is accusing the army of directly targeting civilians, but the army says the r s. f. troops are hiding in civilian areas and using people as human shields. and after nearly 2 weeks of fighting, the arissa field commander state their troops control areas in the south east of the capitol. the battle has intensified around how to him airport

finally, ireland have lost i their one-off test to bangladesh by their one—off test to bangladesh bysumed on 286-8 but in seven wickets. they resumed on 286—8 but could only add six runs on the morning of day four. that left bangladesh needing 138 for victory which they reached with ease. ireland head to sri lanka for a test series there. that is all your support for now. thank you, we will see you later. the white house has released a report about the decisions made regarding the 2021 chaotic american withdrawal from afghanistan. the 12—page report by the national security council largely blames former president donald trump's administration for the problems that unfolded as us troops were leaving. but the report admits that the us should have begun evacuating kabul earlier. 0ur north america correspondent david willis has more from washington. this is a 12 page summary of a classified report that basically casts the blame for america's do style stress withdrawal from afghanistan in two directions. the former administration of donald trump and the failures of the us intelligence ser

she was working in the ronna plaza textile factory near bangladesh, his capital dhaka. when the building collapsed, more than 1100 people were killed, ro care was seriously injured. what did i look welcome of will love with this in lieu of that, i will never be able to forget that day. look at the memories of it. make me incredibly sad, a model that they've got them. i feel like i'm still buried under the rubble of them is that i.

and we'll get an update from big un representative for bangladesh about the ongoing crisis. we're, we're hanging refugees and the latest push to send them home. ah, i melissa chan, thanks for joining us. the united states will strengthen military cooperation with south korea and has guaranteed to expand its nuclear commitment to the country, giving sol a central role in the strategic planning for the use of nuclear weapons in the event of war with north korea. president biden also pledged that any nuclear attack by pyongyang would be in the end of kim jung on regime. these very serious discussions and decisions were announced during president human secures 6 day state visit to the u. s. marking 70 years of friendship between the 2 countries. and this alliance could not have been better underscored then by the lavish dinner, the white house, through for the visiting delegation with president young, taking the stage and surprising guests with a performance of the classic hit song. american pie. yes, when i was in going to school, it was one of my favorite song. well we weren't