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and can you confirm that president who will visit the d p r k of the most of the pros, from a strange question. what else? up machine because of the relationship with the d p. okay. that's, that's the issue is uh we proceeding nicely. it's developing quite actively, so we see that the d p a k is trying to be independent, not to dumpster anybody's tune. and we also see the u. s. bringing together in new military blocks together with japan and to south korea. another issue with the coming together this blog and that blog is building up the military activity. it's creating large scale. it's conducting large scale exercises . and the objectives clearly stated the preparing for war with the d p i k. for years you you, we promoted the idea of establishing a security, a peace and security zone on the korean peninsula on my beloved the curriculum. and this idea was enshrined as one of the federal and goals of the so called 6 party talks. that's difficult with the video and then submitted them. it was ignored, but it was every time it came up, the americans came up with some excuse. it's prema

but i do just see d. k is one of the leading members of this 20 ration coalition, and it has warships in the red sea contributing to the maritime asset. and of course, it also contributed to the only other nation contributes contributing in an active sense to that. so a series of strikes that took place u k sign overnight, thursday and friday for you k, a jets involved in those strikes, the prime minister saying that they were targeting military sites and that they were successful in destroying those military sites. he came to parliament off to san coventry about the fact that there wasn't any kind of a problem entry debate. that's what a votes ahead of this means reaction. it's not an unprecedented thing. it has happened in the past just just to knock saying that this was his 1st opportunity to report to the house of commons. exactly what had happened and that they were a social security not for racial reasons. desensitizing the fact that he had to make that decision quickly and that he didn't form not jus

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the m k d for which is the heavier bomb to sell them pounds. these you can put the guidance get on the uh, the circle j gains, joined direct attack munitions. and these guide the bombs to become more of a precision guided the bomb. but basically, and it's not exactly accurate, so it gate can miss a with 30 meters or, or, or even more in a place where the population density as heavy as the gaza strip. the, now we're talking some areas exceeded the 15000 the citizens in one squared could all make those who it's not exactly, you know, going to be very precise. but the more problem is with other bombs that the you can not guide them like the m 117, and the, i think the u. s. provided over 5000 of them as well. so those are done bombs between predictions and they cannot be smart like the, like the m k a in this or this is probably the reason why we're seeing so many civilian casualties. this is part of the reason, of course, because it's a, the accuracy you, we, we call it in the, in many of these studies, the loss of the accuracy gradient. the more

d. b r k. i know how, how would you describe the stage of relations right now between paging and appealing you on how to, how does paging view north korea. it was from my perspective, a problem child. they are not happy with the idea of a nuclear north korea because it sets off the specter of a nuclear arms race up at south korea. japan are easily, you know, they have the technology to come up with their nuclear weapons within weeks. if not hours, then you have um, you know about malaysia and indonesia spectrum even maybe uh, it'd be a nom saying that they also want them to protect themselves. this would not be to beijing benefit. they want to have is an area of peace relative to suitability um, you know, and also having the specter about a country that could possibly fail the economic situation or dire. you could have with, you know, large numbers of refugees, economic revenue, she's poring, or the border. this is not a border that's heavily armed to other offenses, but you know, it'd be almos

k. d, before. all right, then i'm off slash there in london. thank you for the attacks and you haven't come days off to the un security council pasta resolution demanding the who are these and attacks on ships in the red sea change base as well from new york. it was just over 24 hours ago that the un security council finally voted on this resolution about the situation in the red sea. it'd be in a controversial resolution drawing up by the united states. russia had reservations about it and actually introduced 3 different amendments to those rights to the resolution. the amendments, the 3 amendments didn't cost the russian amendments. and then when the resolution was finally voted on, they were full members of the security council did not support it. they were russia, china, mozambique, and the arab member of the security council. algeria, now a old abstain rusher and trying to say one to the course. they are permanent members of the security council and couldn't be towed it. but they abstained and said that they wanted to make sure that they w

that coming as north korea, also known as the democratic people's republic of korea, or d, p r k transitions. it's missiles to more difficult to detect solid fuel engine guard posts. and artillery had been put back along the demilitarized zone, with the pure case continued development of its unlawful nuclear and ballistic missile programs. its transfer of ballistic missiles and other weapons to russia for use against ukraine. all of this demands our attention and coordinated action as pinions top diplomat to his own. he wrapped her in moscow mission this week. the kremlin said there developing relations in all areas, including quote sensitive ones, a reciprocal visit by russian president vladimir putin to north korea is being planned. the ministry in charge of a decree and affairs here says more military agreements appeared to have been agreed with his visit. so estimate some 5000 containers able to hold millions of artillery shells resend to russia. last year, washington says north prius, ballistic missiles are already being used by russian forces in ukraine. back on the peninsula, south ko

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