it has been 70 years since the fighting stopped on the korean peninsula, and yet the tensions in thatnext up is gregg brazinsky. he will discuss the korean war armistice, but first here is a 1953 newsreel of the armistice agreement. [video clip] >> latest headline of the century -- august 5, 1953 and a moment the story. after the signing of the armistice in korea the final artillery shell of the campaign was fired by weary u.s. troops. a cease-fire had ended hostilitie. the troops that just a few hours had before had been clawing at each other now joined in this moment of relieved celebrations. peace had come to korea. the united nations police force smilingly returned on foot and by truck, one of the most unorthodox wars in history had ended by mutual consent on both sides and now cames the moment that the loved ones at home awaited, the repatriation of prisoners of war on both sides. now the troops would be known. beginning on august 5, 1953 and the endless parade of prisoners from both sides began. the release to south korean prisoners did not have far to travel to reach the arms o

and troops stopped marching, bringing a temporary end to the devastating three year war on the korean peninsula. families were torn apart. cities were reduced to rubble. millions of lives, millions of innocent lost their lives. and countless more were displaced. but in the darkest of times, the korean people were determined to build a better future of freedom and democracy. and over the last seven decade, we saw remarkable transformation through painstaking work and unwavering spirit. korea rose from the ashes of war and became a role model. democracy and economic powerhouse and cultural hub for the world. so as we gather here at this sacred memorial and look back on the past 70 years, we remember hundreds of thousands of service members who fought to preserve our liberty. we also remember the 22 countries that contributed to the united nations command, led by the united states. as we look to the next 70 years, we vow to do everything in our power to ensure the future generation can live in a more prosperous and free world. gentleman seven decades passed since the armistice. but north korea's a

us nuclear armed ballistic submarine docked in the korean peninsula.th korea's defense minister threatening a possible nuclear retaliation. >> rhetoric like that. it's incredibly dangerous. we're not there to instigate. >> this is the first time in four decades an american nuclear submarine has docked in south korea. abc's martha raddatz boarding the uss kentucky for an exclusive look. >> this is where the missiles would be launched from. >> yes, the kentucky is capable of carrying up to 20 nuclear tipped ballistic missiles, each of them carrying up to a dozen nuclear warheads. the us military says it's a reflection of american security commitments to south korea as it fights back against north korean aggression. >> are you worried about the possibility it could backfire? >> i am very confident in our own nuclear deterrence. >> the nuclear submarine is more than 200 miles south of the dmz or the demilitarized zone. the border that divides south and north korea. this is where the pentagon says 23 year old american soldier travis king intentionally cross

it has been 70 years since the fighting stopped on the korean peninsula, and yet the tensions in thatregg brazinsky. he will discuss the korean war armistice, but first here is a 1953 newsreel of the armistice agreement. [video clip] >> latest headline of the century -- august 5, 1953 and a moment the story. after the signing of the armistice in korea the final artillery shell of the campaign was fired by weary u.s. troops. a cease-fire had ended hostilitie. the troops that just a few hours had before had been clawing at each other now joined in this moment of relieved celebrations. peace had come to korea. the united nations police force smilingly returned on foot and by truck, one of the most unorthodox wars in history had ended by mutual consent on both sides and now cames the moment that the loved ones at home awaited, the repatriation of prisoners of war on both sides. now the troops would be known. beginning on august 5, 1953 and the endless parade of prisoners from both sides began. the release to south korean prisoners did not have far to travel to reach the arms of their love

and is the most militarized board or in the world, still cleaves the korean peninsula. so that the korean people cannot see each other, but i'm here in washington. you know, i am here because hundreds are gathering in washington to also mark the 70th anniversary of the armistice and the dangerous situation that this continued stay to 4 is a holding 80000000 korean people hostage that they are fear in the threat of nuclear war at any time, and we are here in washington, not not on the peninsula because as you know, the armistice was signed by a north korean and an american commander. and actually somebody that was representing the chinese voluntary peoples army. and so we're here to let the president biden and congress know that it's time to end america's oldest war. this is a conflict that is now in a new cold war. and according to dan leif, who is the 3 star retired general, he served 2 tours of duty in south korea for the us forces korea. and he was the acting commander of the endo pacific command and pro harbor. and he says, of all the conflicts today, whether it's ru

it is not supported by koreans, they don't support the us military presence in the korean peninsula. and obviously, sending weapons sending a to washington's proxy war and practice does not serve the best interest of the korean people in any shape form or wakes up. but this is another example of how these so called alliances with united states come at the cost of a nation's sovereignty and at the cost of the people living in those countries costs at their best interests. and just finally then your, your, your assessment of what the things that are happening right now in the region where does that leave the strategic violence and going forward, given the recent china, taiwan tensions, us involvement in that and the war games. now the situation with, with north korea, how do things stand? and i think it's important for people to understand that all of these crises are linked together. whether you're talking about taiwan, the korean peninsula of the south china sea, it is united states creating crises in the region to justify not only its existing military presence, but the expansion of

and the korean peninsula also getting hit with more rain. and notice the temperatures all ticking upward as you go into sunday and monday. tokyo may hit 38 by monday, so let me repeat for those of you who are going to try to be outdoors a lot of people maybe heading to beach on monday, make sure you take frequent breaks and get some shade and be indoors from time to time. that's highly recommended because these temperatures you may say, oh, it's hot earlier this week. this is quite hot, much hotter than what we saw earlier this week, so be on the lookout for that. meanwhile keeping an eye on the tropical system as you go through the day on saturday. meanwhile it's been stormy across portions of of canada and also montreal. take a look at this video coming out of the area as severe thunderstorms struck eastern ontario and southwestern quebec. the tornados toppled trees and ripped roofs off homes and did cause serious problems. the weather is going to be focusing more towards the east and toronto looking at hot weather but 25 on friday. hope y

it has actually provoked furthermore, the patient, the in the peninsula in the korean peninsula. guess north korea has a, has a lot of new missile tests and the south korea is getting very angry and there is being pulse about a possible conflict in the peninsula as well. but having said that, i think the us submarine by calling to the docs in south korea, it is more of a detour was actually rather than of tactful a or mendoza because otherwise the stuff in the ring is supposed to be staying under water. and so when it surfaced it as lost, its strategically important. all right, the, so by that's, i'm saying it is more of a show of power of show of muscle and to serve the purpose of the terrorists. more than 300 people are reported to, i'd be interested in can you know, after protesters flushed with police bounce as they political opposition called on people across the country to take to the streets for 3 days of antique government demonstrations. police use tear gas into the attempt to break up the crowds. it's the latest on rest in the east african nation, those under months, ove

nuclear submarine arrives on the korean peninsula for the first time in decades as an american soldier is detained after crossing into north korea. >>> good morning, and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we begin with major news that former president donald trump could once again be indicted on criminal charges. the president claims he received a so-called target letter saying he's the focus of a federal investigation into efforts to overturn the 2020 election. trump has already been indicted criminally twice, once in manhattan related to alleged hush-money payments to an adult film star, and a second time by special counsel jack smith in connection with the handling of classified documents. jarred hill has more on this potential bombshell. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this would be the third indictment for former president trump. right now all we know about this apparent target letter is what the former president has said on his social media and on television. and last night he let iowa voters know exactly how he feels. [ cheers ] on the campaign trail -- >> if yo

i think it's, i mean, we understand the, the basic, all reason of the trouble in the korean peninsula, which goes all the way back to 1945 july 19 fucking fine in your country. you believe in boston, where the partition of the colonizing nation then create such as the 2 big powers, particularly children and starting every 2 attention the country into 2 count. originally it was provisional and turned out they became quite common. but on the, in addition to that, i think you come and take to mentioned to clean the that on like tony korea experienced as simple as possible. so you called and the legacies of this will build on the nation. and the 2 countries, 2 policies that cost to take the nation. now if we imagine a world where a major powers were not involved in the korean peninsula, where could the 2 careers find common ground using oh, yeah, so, but uh, in the 1919 there was a moment, you know, that came out to the end of the call though, i mean what you're one of the commentators also mentioned in the cold war, never ending in the peninsula lives on the created. never really enjoyed

now if we imagine a world where a major powers were not involved in the korean peninsula, where could the 2 careers find common ground using? oh yeah, so but uh, in the 1992, there was a mom and you know, that came out to the end of the call though. i mean, what you're one of the commentators also mentioned in the cold war never ended in the pain, shall i lives on the created never really enjoyed was also in the all site will cause a the to the costco will be around. i used to meal and now you know the media and a different color just thought nice name, a new chapter of a new caldwell. so they'll be confused at the date they thought they'd never join the postcode roles. and now there is another cold room. so either it is a, it is highly confusing moment of korean. now, if i remember correctly, the mood in a germany off to before we are in the suitcase and young people in germany didn't really have that on the radar anymore. and it seems, as we've seen on our report, that's similar that the vacation of korea as a concepts that especially young koreans are dumb. don't really care about

now if we imagine a world where a major powers were not involved in the korean peninsula, where could the to korea's find common ground using oh yeah, so, but uh, in the 1919 there was a moment. you know, once i paid off to the end of the call, who i mean what you're, one of the commentators also mentioned that they called the never ending and the pension i lives on the career never really enjoyed was also in the all site will cause a the to the costco will be around and now you know, the media and different colors pop, nice name, a new chapter of a new caldwell. so they'll be confused. i think they, they thought they never joined the postcode. and now there is another quote. so either it is a, it is highly confusing moment of korean. now, if i remember correctly the mood in germany after before we unification. young people in germany didn't really have that on the radar anymore. and it seems, as we've seen on our report, that's similar to that the, with the case enough career as a concept that especially young koreans, i don't really care about a lot. do you agree? yes. i'd say i thi

it has actually provoked furthermore, the patient, the in the peninsula in the korean peninsula. guess north korea has a, has a lot of new missile tests. and the south korea is getting very angry and there's being pulse about a possible conflict in the peninsula as well. but having said that, i think the us submarine by calling to the docs in south korea. it is more of a terrace actually rather than a tactical maneuver, because otherwise the submarine is supposed to be staying under water. and so when it surfaced, it has lost its strategically important. all right, the, so by that i'm saying it is more of a show of power of show of muscle and the to serve the purpose of the parent very long times. the last place is keyed to, i'll put as counter offensive f is, i'm the type of russian positions including losses are rising at an exponential rate. that's the site. well, the us back to into the news leak media outlets, a lot of casualties. i've got some of my guys working at casualty collection point, and i don't want to say numbers because it's all just anecdotal. but this thing trip

for three years fighting gulf the korean peninsula.hree years fighting engulfed the korean peninsula. in the 70 years since, peace has eluded it. newsreader: a set of documents is signed by general harrison. - the delicate armistice signed in 1953 has never been replaced by a peace treaty, and tens of thousands of captured south korean soldiers have never been returned. it bong is one of the very few who managed to plot his own escape. like if he lost his fingers not to war, but to the 5a years he was forced to work in a north korean coal mine. translation: we gave our entire youth to that coal mine. _ we had no rights. you must have missed home terribly. who wouldn't? i was all alone and scared. i could face a meaningless death at any moment. at what point did you give up hope that anybody was going to come for you? north korea was saying it didn't have any prisoners of war, and so nobody wanted to question it. it seemed as if the south korean government didn't want to make any efforts to retrieve us. south and north korea are marking

we are following more breaking news out of the korean peninsula this time.can soldier detained in north korea now. an official tells cnn he was taken into custody after he crossed demarcation line, and the new details is that he appeared to do so voluntary. >> that is important. he is an enlisted soldier not in uniform at the time and touring area as a civilian. >> mark stewart and kylie atwood are joining us now. mark, you have been to the dmz, and i mean, we are hearing that this was voluntary, and in other words, you can't just crossover without really knowing where you are, and it cannot be an accident, correct? >> right, sara. this is very well delineated area, and there is no question where these territorial lines are drawn, and that why we keep asking exactly where did this soldier make entry. also, i should point out that outside of the joint security area where we believe this entry took place, it is a very wooded area, and there is a scenic overlook almost, and you can look clearly into north korea, and there is no question what is south and what i

the korean peninsula, as marking 70 years since the armistice and the war between the north and the south, the cease fire ended the actual fighting. but mutual hostility lingers on north korea has pressed the head with a series of missile tests of reason, weeks that showed off its weaponry to foreign visitors. a rare flurry of diplomatic activity. north korea has invited delegation from russia and china to commemorate what they call victory day. the day that march, the end of the korean war, kim john own, gave russian defense minister, sega show equal a private tour of p on young's intercontinental ballistic miss size. and it's new as drones assign of just how close north korea and russia has become, since russia's invasion of ukraine, you and young has been accused of supplying moscow with arms for using this war in ukraine. a claim that those countries deny and south korea pressure then use your visit to them. memorial for soldiers from the united states and 15 all the countries who were killed in action was fighting for his country. of the korean war started in 1950 shortly after world

government has all the thousands more to evacuate from that homes. 3 days up to angel range on the korean peninsula, habits as casualties. according to government reports, 22 people have died. 14 and missing and thousands will have already been evacuated . these numbers could rise further, lot of slides on hand during evacuation, if it's by preventing trains from assisting with the extraction of civilians. it has also been severely impacted by flooding is 90. 1 people have died from the eastern part of the country. there's a village is being swept by rising voices, they dissolves to what's caused by floods, which is from 2 rivers over flowing due to monsoon rains. it rains 1st hit the south asian country in late june. according to the national nature, we'll meet metro, a logical sense of the down pause will continue in south and south west park. hassan. west, lots of like for had some locals who witness to his house. perfect. so it's, i don't do the economy. we don't need food if the government compensates us for the last crops, it would help us. it can also help us were built for electricity bills

government has all the thousands moved to evacuate from the homes. 3 days of torrential rains on the korean peninsula have inflicted a significant amount of according to government reports. 22 people have died. 14 a missing of thousands. will have already been evacuated. these numbers could wise father as more heavy rain is expected on slides. a hen during evacuation efforts, by preventing trains from assisting with the extraction of civilians to pakistan has also there's 90 wrong people have died with 14000 de evacuated from the eastern part of the country. it's a village is being swept by rising voices, the dissolved, it was caused by flood waters from 2 rivers are flowing through them on soon rains . the rain supposed to the south asian country and late june, according to the national nature were logical sense of the down paused, will continue in south and south west august on west flood suggested we had some locals who witnessed the catastrophe on the account that we don't need food, if the government compensates us for the last crops that would help us, it can also help us rebuild or the most of

and if we look, i've been to the korean peninsula of south korea, you know, it's going to be getting very nervous about no pre is improving weapons capabilities of coal online q crane south. or it does have a military alliance with the us. so the us is meant to come and help it out. uh, it is a tax, final korea. but when like falling this alliance in the 1950s, most career didn't have any kind of weapons and they definitely didn't have this. i'll capable of firing them all the way up the mainland us. it does now. and south koreans and thinking, well, you know, create incredibly the rest in the us with the new to a strike with the washington really comes. all right. there was the rest of a retaliatory strike. how serious is it that the south koreans are wondering whether they should acquire nuclear weapons? i mean, that is something that's growing as our report mentioned. yeah. so i have the beginning of the current president. it's time you suck your uh, there was a lot of support and there was a lot of talk about that career development. so i need to weapons. however, i use some of t

>> i think north korea grand bargain is to transition from denuclearization of the korean peninsula. we try to six party talks. we tried personalized diplomacy between president trump and kim jong-un own woods fizzled back at 2019. what north korea wants us to transition to arms-control. to be recognized as a nuclear state and to achieve some sanctions relief. and now travis king is going to be another piece of leverage that north korea may be able to use perhaps to start negotiations in a way that might serve their interests. i do not know they expect the biden administration to do much over the next year. this might be a longer game for north korea looking at biden second term and generate 2025 or perhaps a new administration. arthel: lots of calculations going on, on the part of kim jong-un own. so what do you think is going to happen in the immediate future? will he contin continue with the missile testing? what where do you see this going right now and then six months from now? and once we have a new president perhaps? >> north korea has tested their 100 missiles since he starte

amy: tensions are escalating again on the korean peninsula. united states has deployed a nuclear-armed submarine -- the uss kentucky -- to south korea for the first time since the 1980s. last week, south korea's president, yoon suk-yeol, became the first foreign leader to ever board a u.s nuclear-armed submarine. meanwhile, on monday, north korea fired two ballistic missiles into the sea to protest the u.s. on monday, north korea fired two ballistic missiles into the sea hours after another u.s. submarine, the nuclear-propelled uss annapolis arrived at a port on jeju island. this all comes 70 years after the signing of the korean armistice which was signed on july 27, 1953. while the agreement halted active fighting in the korean war, a peace agreement was never signed. this week, peace activists are gathering in washington, d.c. for a national mobilization to call on president biden and congress to officially end the korean war and replace the armistice with a peace agreement. we are joined now by two guests. bruce cumings, professor of histo

the weather will make its way across the korean peninsula. sliding a little further south with some more flooding wires that full south korea as we go through the next couple of days to the use of adding those gen, retry plenty of sunshine coming through. take care of it around $33.00 degrees celsius. but wanted to share was running into weston and southern past this weekend . the weather brought to you by visit castle announcing the call, a blistering age wave sweeps across the world, threatening the health and livelihoods of millions covered tourism. a thought the plans, the for the country on the global forest map plus why a modest revolution is building the world of global fashion. counting the costs on, i'll just say the, [000:00:00;00] the hello, i'm about this and this is, these are life intel coming off in the next 60 minutes showing.

it has actually provoked furthermore, the patient, the in the peninsula in the korean peninsula. guess north korea has a, has a lot of new missile tests. and the south korea is getting very angry and there is being pulse about a possible conflict in the peninsula as well. but having said that, i think the us something to read by calling to the docs in south korea. it is more of a detour was actually rather than a tactical maneuver, because otherwise the submarine is supposed to be staying under water. and so when it surfaced, it has lost its strategically important. all right, the, so by that's, i'm saying it is more of a show of power of show of muscle and to serve the purpose of the temperance of the powerful story till next of the focus. she met disaster which followed japan's most powerful, quickened, sonoma in 2011, where enough precautions taken by tokyo to stop the nuclear catastrophe. and help the proper lesson or documentary the the the of the, the, the more than 2 years have gone by the negotiations in order to enter it. difficult. now that we are finally here to look in

she covered a distance of 1,000 km and fell into the sea between japan and the korean peninsulas. the along a very steep trajectory, the maximum height was six thousand kilometers, and this flight lasted a record hour for a quarter . exactly 80 years ago, on july 12, 1943, not far from the prokhorovka railway station, soviet troops. draw a contour. attack on the advancing german tank group. this battle became the key throughout the battle of kursk. well, she, in turn , completed a radical change in the course of the entire great patriotic war, the battle near prokhorovka lasted all day until late in the evening. at the same time, about 1,000 and 200 tanks and self-propelled guns took part, but in the end, the fascist troops, not having reached their intended goals, went over to the defensive, and already on july 16 they began retreating today, almost the memory of the soldiers. officials and guests from moscow , kursk, oryol, voronezh and kaluga regions arrived at the battle field to the monument. history repeats itself and courage and heroism, which is shown both in the general milit

china, by the way, here is this visit that it was dedicated to the end of the conflict on the korean peninsulahe 70th anniversary and not only the russians were there, there was also a chinese delegation , accordingly, they had the opportunity to discuss these issues, and therefore it is necessary to carefully monitor what they are there, what decisions were made to affect affairs in georgia, so on the one hand, we recently had a very many such steps in the direction of russia, and russia went in the direction of georgia, georgia accepted these steps, accepted these gestures , now we are talking about a russian university in georgia financed from russia. and the russian plane and liner from batumi, is this a confrontation between certain political forces and a large part of the people who , er, does not really want a rapprochement with russia ? what can this lead to? and should ukraine be interested in interfering here? now, from the affairs of bagatsky, although it is so bogged down, it hurts eh, we have to create this, in particular, with regard to the policy pursued by the kozyn government,

launches, and it comes at the time, laura, that there has been a real uptick intention on the korean peninsulajust this week that the sister of kim jong-un, the north korean leader, put out a statement warning that they would shoot down american military reconnaissance planes that had been operating in the area. north korea accuse those planes of crossing into their, not their airspace, but an economic zone that they control near the north korean coast. and the u.s. denies this, there is no evidence offered on north korea's side but they are basically sending out warnings and this icbm launch is certainly intended to be that for the united states. because that missile is well within range of pretty much a very major city there, laura. >> will ripley, it's not lost on any of us that this is happening during the nato summit as well. surely the nato leaders are watching as well. keep us updated, please. thank you so much. well, we all know actor hill harper from his roles on csi new york and the good doctor among other roles as well, but in the future you would like to be known as senator hill ha

it's a place where it symbolizes there is war still on the korean peninsula. there, they want to see it. you can see the north korean side from the south korean side, and, you know, there is even a -- the south korean soap opera very famous. so people want to go there. but you have to plan this in advance. you have to give your name, your social security number, you have to go in group. months in advance you have to submit, check out, get approved, then you go and you -- it starts is with some sort of film to show the history of, you know, the korean war to just history of the dmz, and then you see a bridge. you see -- the buildings and then you go to that particular area where you look into the north. but this is not something you can wake out saying i am going to check out the dmz. you have to plan this in advance and get approved, you know. photocopy, you know, name, social security, birthdate, all of that. >> yeah, yeah, i mean, clearly something that they want to know who is there because this is an incredibly sensitive part of the world. colonel leighton

north korea fired 2 missiles early wednesday morning landing the sea between the korean peninsula and japan. this is coming as a u.s. soldier remains in custody in north korea. the incident is being seen as an act of defiance. after the u.s. deployed a new color armed submarine to south korea for the first time in decades. according to south korea's joint chiefs of staff, the missiles flew about 340 miles before landing in the water east of the korean peninsula. the japanese military said that no ships or planes were damaged by the missiles. coming up, lawmakers on capitol hill heard from irs whistleblowers today. what they had to say about the investigation into. >> hunter biden. but first, new research is suggesting the link between brain and bowel health. details when we come back. tony, your parents know you're over here again, right? yup. great. tony lives next door. see, his parents decided to just use their phone for home internet. so when everyone is on, tony's over here streaming... and drinking all my soda. my dawg. switch to gig internet on the xfinity 10g network for just

this comes amid already heightened tensions on the korean peninsula as the u.s.been solidifying their alliance. will ripley joins us now from taiwan. i wonder, if this was a not maed flight, that would be seen as an act of war. does the u.s. consider this threat from north korea genuine? and how are they responding? >> reporter: well, they have shot down u.s. reconnaissance planes before. it happened in 1969 in april. it was a u.s. navy plane. it was the largest loss of life during the cold war when it comes to u.s. air crew. 31 americans died. so this does have historical precedent and we are at a moment in time despite the eyes of the world are focused on china, on ukraine, yet the tensions on the north korean peninsula is at an extraordinary level. you think about north korea has tested about 100 missiles since january of last year and now you have this. north korea's leader's sister, the second most powerful person probably in north korea, she basically says that north korean war planes repelled these spy planes that she accused without evidence of crossing i

miss, i'll feel like it's been really a 1000 kilometers for landing in the waters east of the korean peninsula. thailand's parliament has nominated the leader of the progressive move forward party. as the new prime minister comes just was off to the election commission said peter lim, jarren gracen violated the election. no, it's off the constitutional court to suspend him and move forward khaki. one of the most states in may's general election policies loyal to the military turn to but defeated and russia's foreign minister and the us secretary of states are attending the cm summit in indonesia and to me blinking and so. okay. laugh, ruffle whole separate meetings with china stump different one me in chicago. those are the headlines. the news continue is here and i'll just say are off to advocate direct statement. that's what you bye for now or facing the un fits of purpose like many critics sites just obsolete and doesn't get anywhere near enough done to the amount of money that is put into it's hard hitting in to be you think about to the lines of washington enough for money to go on its ow

. >>> now, the korean war armistice left a fortified scar across the korean peninsula's 38th parallel. >> reporter: burning into the sky on july 12th is what pyeongyang considers a key tool for its survival, the intercontinental bu listing missile flying for a record 74 minutes. japan's defense ministry says it can hit anywhere in the u.s. mainland. >> it means even more threat to south korea and the united states. >> reporter: he says it's not just a technological break through. it's part of a strategy of doubling down on nuclear and ballistic missile development. north korea is doing this by struggling with economic turmoil, hoping for a better deal at the negotiating table. >> i think north korea is trying to endure those kind of situations until next year's presidential election. >> reporter: meanwhile the south korean president says his country's alliance with the u.s. is stronger than ever. the north's missile tests have been answered with american nuclear subs stop in south korean ports. sanctions and crack downs on black market funding operations mean time and money are runnin

. >> reporter: army private travis king is the wild king on a korean peninsula that a u.s.fficial says has been as tense as it's been for a long time. that's king moments before he dashed across the line dividing south from north nearly a week ago, and the u.s. still has not been able to find out anything. >> we wanted to ascertain the whereabouts of private king, we wanted information about his safety, but we have not receive ned response at all. >> reporter: a member could only report that north korea has received its request for information. >> none of us know where this is going to end. >> reporter: today north korea fired two more short-range ballistic missiles just hours after a u.s. nuclear powered submarine, the "uss annapolis" pulled into a south korean port. the "annapolis" does not carry nuclear weapons, but its arrival comes just days after the visit of another american submarine, the "uss kentucky," which is equipped to carry armed missiles. it's the fourth time in decades that a u.s. submarine has surfaced in south korea, a blunt reminder that it is always in

the launches are taking place against the background of escalation on the korean peninsula, as the south and the united states have strengthened defense cooperation in response to north korean missile tests. it should be noted that at the weekend, the dprk launched a flurry of cruise missile destroyers . heck , what does the housing look like, how many immigrants can there be? our correspondent anna morozova saw in the district and then we came to poltava from kharkov after living in schools and kindergartens , the families had their own separate corner, they lived first in the 12th gymnasium, then in the kindergarten, they lived on the 44th in the podolsky district. i live on the outskirts of poltava , transport eats for a day hd2 every 20-30 minutes took a bus to the store here, there is one. well, you can sit down by bus 10 minutes 15 minutes and it already happened to the center from northern kharkiv in march 2022 with the help of volunteers the chekhov couple left, we saw how the airfield was bombed and our house was already bombed on the first day 19 we were brought to the 16th sch

translator: it is my hope the next generations will live in a comfortable, stable, and beautiful korean peninsula. >> reporter: the dmz peace trail is set to officially open in september. the government plans to make this expedition on annual event and eventually transform it into a global attraction. nhk world. >>> all right, shifting now to the weather people in and around tokyo saw skies overcast on thursday, and that made it feel much cooler. our meteorologist jonathan oh explains the forecast in a our world weather report. >>> hello, we got to see some cloud cover as we went through thursday, and that helped to bring the temperatures down just a bit, taking off the edge of the heat we saw on wednesday when highs were in the mid to upper 30s in some locations especially around the canto koshu region. we're still looking at heavy rain concerns as we go into friday. we still have the rainy season front still in place, still a big part of the story part of the reason why we're seeing some of the cloud cover as well. but because we have so much of a juicy atmosphere, we're looking at the possibil

the launch is kind of mid high to intentions on the korean peninsula. south koreans, b u. s. are taking steps to increase that for power mostly gains, north korea's weapons program. last week the us sent. it's new p a, something written the 1st to arrive in south korea since the 1980s. also last week, private travis, king of the us armed forces to affect it to north korea, total reg. so all the international action center sarah flounder says that north korea on the us provoking north korea with the actions to the real missile launches, continually on ending li are coming from the us. and japan is actually part of these missile exercises. these what are called decapitation drills. so there's a real history behind this that would make north korea feel particularly written because july 27th is a 70 as anniversary of the pharmacists agreement. and in 70 years, no peace treaty constance on ending threats instead against the korean people, open north and sanctions, devastating sanctions, but parking a nuclear submarine in south korea is the greatest threat of a time. now a new us n

i am pleased to say it is turning dry across the korean peninsula over the next day or so, 33° celsiusul city -- seoul. at long last, the heat is breaking in beijing, for friday, 26°c. a record number of days with temperatures getting above 35°, so that is welcome. plenty of showers all the way to the south. ♪ >> on-demand -- unam -- pointing to a coming age of artificial intelligence and autonomous weapons. people in power examines the ethical questions around this proliferating technology and whether it poses a dystopian threat. drones and the future of war on al jazeera. ♪ host: you are watching al jazeera. a reminder of our top stories, russia's defense ministry as classified all ships traveling to grainy imports as hostile and has declared parts of the plexi unsay. parts of odessa have been attacked. protesters are back in the streets of lima demanding the resignation of the peruvian president. demonstrations began after the former president was removed from office in december. security forces in kenya have arrested three hundred antigovernment protesters. demonstrators are angry

the missiles, the launches are taking place against the background of the escalation on the korean peninsula as the south and the us increased their defenses cooperation in response to the north korean missile tests. north korea launched a flurry of cruise missiles. last week, it conducted ballistic missile tests to others there in pereyaslav, kyiv region. for the first time, a unique holiday, the voice of kobzars, was held to preserve ukrainian culture and history, the organizers note. hereditary participants had the opportunity to immerse themselves in the art of kobzars , see how banduras and kobzas are made, and try dishes prepared for the rich participants of the event. and kyivskyi of the kobzar shop father mykola tovkailo mr. master yuriy kocherzhynskyi serhiy volchenko vitaliy kobzar and mykola bogatyr, daughter of the hump, eva, sister, early, terrible, beautiful mail , i dined on a bird in odesa, more than half a thousand participants gathered at a forum dedicated to helping the armed forces of ukraine at the event, volunteers exchanged experiences on raising funds for the army, pr

dry weather coming into the korean peninsula, and pleased to say. cloud of rain will make its way into parts of western japan. falling back in touch to tokyo, 30 celsius by thursday afternoon. notice the rain really setting in across central parts of china. southern areas also seeing some very big downpours as we go through the week. ♪ >> after a journey of almost 10 years in which the award for international understanding has become the most important award from end to the arabic language in the world, the nomination period for 2023 starts from the first of march until the 31st of july. applications are accepted through the award's official website. ♪ >> hello again. a united nations-led operation has begun to prevent an oil spill off the coast of yemen. it is transferring more than one million barrels of oil from a decaying supertanker that has been stranded since 2015. thousands of protesters are rallying in israel against plans to limit supreme court powers. activists are describing it as a day of national resistance. there have been 29 consecut

the launches are taking place against the background of escalation on the korean peninsula, as the south and the united states have strengthened their defense cooperation in response to north korean missile tests. the test was indicated this weekend . the last holiday, the voice of the kobzars, was arranged for him the preservation of ukrainian culture and history is noted by the organizers, more than a hundred participants had the opportunity to immerse themselves in the art of kobzar making, see how banduras and kobzas are made, and try dishes prepared on a bonfire. the participants of the event became members of the kyiv kobzar shop. father mykola tovkailo mr. master yuriy kocherzhynskyi serhiy volchenko vitaly kobzar and mykola bogatyr, son, tit , up, javan sister, with an early, terrible, beautiful mail, dinner bird, our boys send them hot and loud greetings we can see and if you listen to the video, of course, you can’t see all that chattering, but you can hear the greetings in a good way, and on the video you can see very well in the occupied donetsk that something has flown there

korean news agency, if the dprk drones start simultaneously flying in the airspace over the korean peninsulahey can even be confused because the numbers on the side of the north korean drones look the same say what the south korean air force put on their drones in general, a lot interesting samples, which, of course, radically change the idea of ​​\u200b\u200bthe modern capabilities of the dprk and its weapons, which pyongyang assures and creates so that you americans from the region actually, with what and with whom the communist korean north fought in the korean war and it was a really bloody war that claimed at least 2.5 million lives, there were losses among the soviet pilots who helped the dprk and although the peace was not officially concluded by its bikars. and such remained separated by the thirty-eighth parallel, and only those battles, probably, are difficult to overestimate. after all, it was then that the united states realized its vulnerability and abandoned plans to use nuclear weapons , including near the soviet borders, and , as you know, such washington plans really were ni