i was responsible for international relations and military relations between ministry of defense and other ministries of other countries. it is stupid. i do not know what kind of fake information from whom that they took this. frankly, you say we are very much concerned. a lot of my offices had various relatives and they entered my office saying, mr. deputy minister, what is going on, we don't understand. you say that they -- i mean, ukrainian counterparts said we are attacking our relatives houses, so they think that we could kill our mothers and fathers. now the situation is a different one. we -- you say we have agreement. please don't forget russia is not a part of the conflict. everything is mentioned in the agreement. there is a sequence in this, elements, what should be done first? theiry withdrawal or cease-fire. be the withdrawal of heavy armament ammunitions, and other elements. there is a problem now of how to fulfill it. there was a request from western countries to protect peacekeepers, monitors, let's call them. monitors from overseas. mr. putin has decided to help and h

because of the science squadrons, are they word isg to the gru, there a special defense agency they are reporting to? mr. turovsky: yeah. squadrons,arate -- in minister , or some other part of the ministryf defense. >> so they are separate from the gru? mr. turovsky: no. one squadron is with the gru. the other squadron works with the department other departments, other squadrons. >> all right. we have just come to the conclusion of the meeting. daniil.to thank we will all be looking forward to your book very much. thank you. mr. turovsky: thank you. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> the u.s. supreme court heard oral arguments this week over voting rights. the ohio case over whether the state can purge voters from registration rolls. watch that tonight at 9:00 eastern on c-span. congress is back on capitol hill tuesday facing a government shutdown a week from today. they may also

so some pretty harsh comments coming from the russian ministry of defense there and so we'll see what comes of that and the turkish back free syrian army fighters have already announced they are on the move to help the turkish army in the african region many thanks to configure in studio with me bring us right up to date ok let's get some expert analysis now to speak to a guest and i must apologize in advance for my pronunciation we have to check the chance to speak ahead of this interview dr cohen you know he's a turkey expert tell of if university thanks for your time this offensive against the syrian regime could it in your opinion trigger a chain reaction in the region we know things are pretty unstable or do you think it will remain confined to the north of syria. ok first of all i need to tell you that recently before coming to your studio i heard the. statement that this operation now is only limited with the afi region but then he also concluded that it will also they will also continue to the member region since the u.s. did not fulfill its promises to the turkish government

s defense budget is the highest in europe and the issues outlined by carter are already being addressed so varying degrees of concern from the ministry of defense and from downing street who just cite how much money is meant to be spent now it's also worth pointing out that when they're not asking for money members of the british military tend to be a little bit more blogs a about the whole russia thing last summer then defense secretary michael fallon joked that moscow is probably jealous of britain's new state of the arts aircraft carrier because russia says so lapper dated that was a joke by michael file and then defense secretary and also. boris johnson and rex tillerson meeting for talks today in london they're discussing iran north korea and syria they haven't mentioned russia. right let's delve a little deeper into this nie because security analyst charles schumer bridge has taken the time to join us hi charles good to have you on the program and just down the brass tacks to all this you know when it comes to money why is there such at this graph and see between the government's assessment and the armies when it comes to fundi

s defense budget is the highest in europe on the issues outlined by cars already being addressed so varying degrees of consent from the ministry of defense and from downing street who decide how much money is meant to be spent now it's also worth pointing out that when they're not all skiing from money members of the british military tend to be a little bit more blog say about the whole russia thing last summer then defense secretary michael fallon joked that moscow is probably jealous of britain's new steady state of the art and craft carrier because that as well because russia's is so lapper dated that was a joke by michael fall and then defense secretary and also you've got boris johnson and rex tillerson meeting for talks today in london they're discussing iran north korea and syria they haven't mentioned russia. live from british capital this summer our. thank you. to something a little different during the hucks hold shores isn't exactly everybody's idea of fun is that the though one russian cosmonaut might beg to differ the following are pictures sent from the international space station showing him hovering around on a

been no less the governments in place internet and none of them have been able to get a grip on the economic situation there. russia's defense ministry has warned of the terror threat posed by attack drones easily assembled from parts bought online as after there was a failed attempt to attack two of its bases in syria over the weekend by a fleet of drones launched from rebel held territory here's the deal with more details. after the attempted strikes the russian army was able to get ahold of some of these drones they've done some serious research and are now saying that on the one hand the machines were quite primitive in the sense that they could be self assembled away from a factory but the other hands to it and to use them as attack drones which are capable of reaching a specific target requires expertise human expertise in fact from people that were trained in countries that produce and operate on manned aircraft the defense ministry says that they're confident it knowledge and expertise from outside syria to make sure that the drones were able to carry out their mission to try and strike the wash in military facilities in syri

the representative and ministry of defense called me and said that it doesn't show them to anyone and did not tell anyone about them and this topic is closed and don't risk and it doesn't seem to put only yourself aside. also, to promote the television needed the channel to release the 2014 awad is not in english. about recruits regarded into cyber army and it sounds like for every hole up to use the internet. [inaudible] i have a document from the minister of the best published soldiers computers and educated their development of special software. other part of relations based on assumptions from criminal in this is some -- next chapter. this is the district in moscow where it one of russian hackers, [inaudible], was born here. she's a good example for hackers in russia and he got interested in website with was 13 in the early effect then this peter was two weeks to play video games and he needed to find something else to do. one of his classmates meanwhile had started creating websites and he heard the lessons was designed to write out the code by hand and this is was how inventive

and according to all the ministry of defense they came from from turkey. from the from a territory controlled by took him so with this regard. can you comment on the relations between russia and turkey. how can you comment on the situation that has transpired. before i entered this room when i was still right next door i talked to the president of turkey. and we discussed this situation among other things. fairly confident that the turkish military or the turkish leadership or the turkish state had nothing to do with this incident although you are right this part of it is supposed to be controlled by turkey games but let's be frank about it let's face it even we are not always able to control the territory that we are in charge of in turkey sometimes these and they will to do that as well the situation is quite complex and they were supposed to have their observers in this area but they were unable to do so so for it's not that easy you remember when we deployed our military police. the militants attacked them and they were encircled. and then it took some

determine the origin but the final thought from the russian army briefing the briefing of the ministry of defense was that currently the threat of such attacks has extended far beyond syria and it's not only the military facilities that are going to be vulnerable globally right now so the russian military is now calling on joint international efforts to tackle this threat ok thanks for that that's not easy to train with the details on that story. now in other news the british army is trying to keep up with the times by recognizing that its soldiers have emotional needs here's a look at how the new approach can pass with the old they are nothing but an organized grab asdic faces that then. you will not like they but the more you hate me the more you will learn. your views from. told the scenes and with its own family. there's always someone there to talk to or you can just make. the british army ad is part of a campaign to attract a more diverse range of recruits here you can see the new ads compared with much older ones it's clear that the twenty first century campaign is more about emotional sup

planning section at the headquarters of the joint chiefs of staff, defense acquisition policy section and the force policy section of the ministry of defense. he's participated in advanced research on a number of critical topics. as a member of the advisory committee for the joint chiefs of staff, the republic of korea. and has been awarded the national security merit in 2003. he earned his masters of science and ph.d. in nuclear engineering from the university of washington. go huskies. his left is mr. hye seo, director general of the acquisition planning bureau at dapa. he leads formulation of policies and quality management and enhancing defense acquisition techniques and offsets. he began his career as a civil servant at the ministry of national defense. and he joined dapa in 2006 where he was appointed at the director of the acquisition policy division. and his education is -- he graduated from the seoul national university, holds a master's degree from the university of wisconsin, madison. and to his left, mr. tommy ross, who served for the last several years in the last administration as a deputy assistant secretary of de

biggest supplier maintenance seices to network rail and it maintains fifty thousand times for the ministry of defense. the uk government has drawn criticism for not doing more to help the struggling from. this fight the. the companies that it is is contracts to because clearly the country in a number of avenues is heavily reliant on karelian. a think secondly what it calls to. mopping these companies if of running into about time they have to seriously rethink a sausage it continues off of contracts because ultimately. they all put themselves in a very isd to beat its arch rival boeing i in thehe final ovew of twenty seventeen. receiving orders for over one thousand one hundred planes compared to nine hundred and twelve for its american competitor. that good news was overshadowed by the public admission the airbus may have to pull the plug on production of its flagship super jumbo jet eighty three eighty. can't find some more buyers arrogantly explains. it's the world's largest passenger jet. a double decker plane with eight hundred and fifty three seats. but the airbus a three eighties days may be n

delivering for the ministry of defense it's a concern in defense of it's a concern on the civil side as well primarily of course my my sympathies and understanding of course forces to the workers and the employees who are losing their jobs who find themselves in a precarious situation he's forty thousand. indeed you know what's the management penalty here we see managers here on bonuses clawbacks been taken away. on their watch this has happened to this big company also question for the u.k. government to full question they've taken away their current order to the current representative i should say who who kept an eye in companies quite closely in what closely with these companies that didn't happen also when the give the profits warning the u.k. government kept pushing money in the direction of clearly and which could only mean they were putting taxpayers' money at risk public money at risk whereas the scottish government at that point was trying to manage and move are we being aware of the difficulty that could arise that no hazardous and because i was and i were prime minister wh

department of defense to comment on these claims coming from the russian ministry of defense and they have sent us on to contact the state department so we'll see what happens there and this all comes as washington has once again accused president assad of using chemical weapons and of moscow supporting the syrian leader and that russia has of course objected to those accusations on a number of fronts first of all there's the fact that all chemical weapons were in fact removed from syria back in two thousand and fourteen and destroyed that was all carried out by russian authorities and confirmed by the o.p.c. at the time plus there's the fact that these investigations that have been conducted into chemical attacks in syria really have been quite flawed those who were conducting the investigation never actually went to the site and any evidence that was collected was actually sent out of the country by people who are actually part of the opposition forces which of course would be a distinct conflict of interest. thanks thing with international news coming up to this very short break. i

here's what i've been told by the spokesman for the ministry of defense. at least two members of the afghan military or killed at least ten members of the afghan military or wounded. at least one attacker was detained at least another attack or missing. witnesses in the area. or. targeted the. national defense university. started after five o'clock this morning. they're also saying. to climb on to the wall and then he placed. a blanket or some sort of cloth on the barbed wire. specially. yesterday today it was a public holiday the government had said that it wanted to have a home so that they can look after those wounded in the terrorist attack in the heart of kabul which killed at least one hundred three people in one hundred thirty six people. in the city one can see the pictures of in the president. of the afghan government. war. only. cabinet ministers security cabinet ministers defending their record saying that their resignation. of the situation and what the people of kabul are demanding is better security better protection of this city you're also l

delivering for the ministry of defense it's a concern in defense of it's a concern of the civil side as well primarily of course my my sympathies and understanding because foster to the workers the employees who are losing their jobs who find themselves in a precarious situation is forty thousand affected indeed you know what's the management penalty you know we see managers here on bonuses clawbacks been taken away. who've been on on their watch this is.

i get a lover of the russian foreign minister is also spoken with rex tillerson the russian ministry of defense has. been quite clear about who's responsible for this they said that this is down to irresponsible of us sanctions in syria turkey laws to stop aeration after the us announced the creation of a border force in syria that clearly antagonized. and the u.s. later backtracked on those comments. average right up today we're going to take a really short break couple of minutes i'll see you with headlines shortly. right charlotte rather than that i was a kid. and . i had flew to china for a transplant. they told. me was a year and they are turning to me has said. from my law for the fuck around mr hayes that for jim and then we were hoping that our family. about your sudden passing i've only just learnt you worry yourself in taking your last wrong turn. you're at us we all knew it would i tell you i'm sorry i could so i write these last words in hopes to put to rest these things that i never got off my chest. i remember when we first met my life turned on each breath . but then my feelings

department of defense to comment on these claims coming from the russian ministry of defense and they have sent us on to contact the state department so we'll see what happens there and this all comes as washington has once again accused president assad of using chemical weapons and of moscow supporting the syrian leader and that russia has of course objected to those accusations on a number of fronts first of all there's the fact that all chemical weapons were in fact removed from syria back in two thousand and fourteen and destroyed that was all carried out by russian authorities and confirmed by the o.p.c. at the time plus there's the fact that these investigations that have been conducted into chemical attacks in syria really have been quite flawed those who were conducting the investigation never actually went to the site and any evidence that was collected was actually sent out of the country by people who are actually part of the opposition. which of course would be a distinct conflict of interest. cleanup operations underway in germany after the country and other parts of euro

watching very closely and has called on all sides to back down and show restraint the russian ministry of defense has also come out saying that a lot of the fault doesn't lie with the u.s. and these border forces saying that it's irresponsible of the u.s. to create kurdish you know sections in the country and also be supplying so much weaponry to the country and to the kurds there at this point her turkish backed free syrian army fighters are already on the move to help the turkish army and the s.d.f. has said that they are going to back them up we have not heard from the u.s. what their plans are what if they're going to be backing up to fighters are not so we'll have to see what happens there ok many thanks to check if you can bring is right now let's bring in a guess just with on this is the director of the center for middle east studies at the university of oklahoma nice of you old joshua what ramifications do you think the confines of the kids could have let's remember the extreme really unstable region. well it's really a indication to the united states that they're going to have a tough sl

and to have someone that his assignment was personal assistance to the ministry of defense of the philippines. >> i am not aware of any assignment like that these days. >> so tell us what is pivotal. >> that is the making of the legend. because communism was on the march. russia acquired the nuclear bomb that we were losing this battle and here was this versioning rebellion that was on the verge of a long time u.s. ally but they were so committed there were no troops to spare. and to send multiple army divisions but instead of doing that the operations chief of the office of policy coordination folded into the cia sending divisions to the philippines with a handful of assistance in their job was to rescue the philippines from communism. so they did that by latching onto the young defense minister because he perceived he was the guy going to turn the philippines around. he was honest and effective to do the right thing but he didn't know what that was. so he became like a brother they were roommates for a while. so they developed population centric counterinsurgency. he convinced him to issue

another attack in northeastern baghdad three people were killed including a member of the iraqi ministry of defense. attacks have risen in the last forty eight hours eight people were killed in a suicide bombing on sunday in the area north of baghdad it shows that the minister of interior does not have the real intelligence network that it's supposed to be the data that will be on the table of the possible persons who are supposed to be working hard to make back that secure last month iraqi prime minister head that they declared victory against isis saying the war against the group was over but the victory is yet to be translated into an end to attacks the u.n. says last month alone at least sixty nine civilians were killed in violence and conflict high. lighting the fragility of iraq's peace as world attention fades after the declared defeat device of some of and other they're. ok ramez released a new video which is said to show some of the nigerian schoolgirls kidnapped in chibok in twenty fourteen in the twenty one minute video some girls say they don't want to be rescued me just reports from in

these all of these characters are gone aside from the ministry of defense and now the rest of the members of the supreme council of the armed forces are mainly city loyalists so that's why the the they wanted to give him a permission the supreme council is supposed to give whoever an ex-military figure who is going to run they're supposed to give him permission that permission was not granted to simeon and and what's happening to him now the issue is i think he knew that he knew that he would not get that permission so much so we're back to these two scenarios either he has something difficult support within the military that we don't know about and we're probably going to see the next few days or he doesn't and this is a miscalculation that will lead him to jail probably how embarrassing is this for the current president to have this sort of scenario you arrest one former chief of staff you've got former prime ministers of former military married to being detained in how in the house all being deported she said it's unprecedented in egypt's history even with all the ships that egypt has

delivering for the ministry of defense it's a concern in defense of it's a concern of the civil side as well primarily of course my my sympathies and understanding because foster to the workers and the employees who are losing their jobs who find themselves in a precarious situation is forty thousand affected indeed you know what's the management penalty here we see managers here on bonuses clawbacks been taken away. on their watch this has happened to this big company also question for the u.k. government a two fold question they've taken away their code in order to the current representative i should say who who kept an eye in companies quite closely in what closely with these companies that didn't happen also when the give the profits warning the u.k. government kept pushing money in the direction of clearly and which could only mean they were putting taxpayers' money at risk public money at risk whereas the scottish government at that point was trying to manage and move are we and being aware of the difficulty that could arise that no hazardous and because i was and what a prime

another attack in northeastern baghdad three people were killed including a member of the iraqi ministry of defense. attacks have risen in the last forty eight hours eight people were killed in a suicide bombing on sunday in the old enemy area north of baghdad it shows that the minister of interior does not have a real intelligence network that it's supposed to be the data that will be on the table of the responsible persons who are supposed to be working hard to make baghdad secure last month iraqi prime minister head there live by the declared victory against isis saying the war against the group was over but the victory is yet to be translated into an end to attacks the u.n. says last month alone at least sixty nine civilians were killed in violence and armed conflict highlighting the fragility of iraq's peace as world attention feeds after the declared defeat device of some of injury the others are now moving to syria where significant developments in the country's north are threatening to cause major diplomatic fallout the u.s. announced that it supporting the formation of a thirty thousand st

delivering for the ministry of defense it's a concern in defense of it's a concern of the civil side as well primarily of course my my sympathies and understanding because foster to the workers and the employees who are losing their jobs who find themselves in a precarious situation is forty thousand affected indeed you know what's the management penalty here we see managers here on bonuses clawbacks been taken away. on their watch this has happened to this big company also question for the u.k. government to full question if taken away their current auditor or the other current representative i should say who who kept an eye in companies quite closely in what closely with these companies that didn't happen also when the give the profits warning the u.k. government kept pushing money in the direction of clearly and which could only mean they were putting taxpayers' money at risk public money at risk whereas the scottish government at that point was trying to manage and move or we and being aware of the difficulty that could arise that no hazardous and because i was and i were prime m

that a shot a could feel was out of the thirty year this was a coordinated effort between the ministries of defense interior and foreign affairs we had five their citizens to refrain from migrating illegally to libya or any other country for their own safety in a country where poverty is rife and unemployment is high many young says unease feel they have no option other than to smuggle themselves abroad in search of a better life and as if crossing the desert by forts where the risk of drowning in the mediterranean weren't enough migrants in search of safety in their livelihood now have to deal with sadistic smugglers aiming to profit from some of the world's poorest people. are just. egypt's last main opposition candidate for the presidential election in march has withdrawn from the race has made the announcement just as president until fattah el-sisi nomination papers on tuesday former army chief of staff sammy annan was arrested days after announcing his candidacy. all these indicators were pointing towards planed intentions to poison and grab. evacuated from its presumed democratic meaning and

would wish product if it was out of the for the year this was a coordinated effort between the ministries of defense interior and foreign affairs we advise our citizens to refrain from migrating illegally to libya or any other country for their own safety in a country where poverty is rife and unemployment is high many young sudanese feel they have no option other than to smuggle themselves a poor old in search of a better life and as if crossing the desert by fruit or the risk of drowning in the mediterranean weren't enough migrants in search of safety livelihood now have to deal with sadistic smugglers aiming to profit from some of the world's poorest people. india is celebrating its sixty ninth republic day with a major military parade attended by leaders from ten south-east asian nations will be hosted by prime minister in the random order and present ram enough cover and the day marks the adoption of the indian constitution in one nine hundred fifty nearly sixty thousand security personnel have been deployed in new delhi while snipers and aircraft guns have been positioned along the eight kilom

another attack in northeastern baghdad three people were killed including a member of the iraqi ministry of defense. attacks have risen in the last forty eight hours eight people were killed in a suicide bombing on sunday in the elder mia area north of baghdad last month iraqi prime minister head there led by the declared victory against isis saying the war against the group was over but the victory is yet to be translated into an end to attacks the u.n. says last month alone at least sixty nine civilians were killed in violence and armed conflict highlighting the fragility of iraq's peace as world attention fades after the declared defeat device of some of injury the others there well let's speak to security analyst over the rushdie in baghdad he's the director of the house of iraqi expertise foundation why are we seeing attacks like this there has been a steady increase over the past few days. well actually it looks like. we are going up for the day of the elections there will be more and more suicide attacks and more and more some sort of arrows and this in the security especially in baghdad it

wish that a shot at fear was out of the thirty year this was a coordinated effort between the ministries of defense interior and foreign affairs we had five their citizens to refrain from migrating illegally to libya or any other country for their own safety in a country where poverty is rife and unemployment high many youngsters anees feel they have no option other than to smuggle themselves abroad in search of a better life and as if crossing the desert by foot or the risk of drowning in the mediterranean weren't enough migrants in search of safety in their livelihood now have to deal with sadistic smugglers aiming to profit from some of the world's poorest people. or just. spain's central government is taking steps to prevent the reelection of sacked leader khalid supporters want as head of cattle lonia the regional parliament is set to choose its new leader on tuesday and push to mount is the only candidate on the ballot he's been in self-imposed exile in brussels since his government declared independence in a votes that was ruled illegal by a court in madrid spain is now seeing whether his ca

another attack in northeastern baghdad three people were killed including a member of the iraqi ministry of defense. attacks have risen in the last forty eight hours eight people were killed in a suicide bombing on sunday in the older mia area north of baghdad it shows that the minister of interior does not have a real intelligence network that it's supposed to be the data that will be on the table of the responsible persons who are supposed to be working hard to make baghdad secure last month iraqi prime minister head there live by the declared victory against isis saying the war against the group was over but the victory is yet to be translated into an end to attacks the u.n. says last month alone at least sixty nine civilians were killed in violence an armed conflict highlighting the fragility of iraq's peace as well detention feeds after the declared defeat device of some of the jarvey the others there turkey's president has threatened to quote drown a u.s. backed border force in syria the kurdish led force will be based in northern syria along the border with turkey will be compromised compris

e served in the united kingdom ministry of defense to then secretary of state of defense. first ever nonu.k. national to be apointed by the prime minister. prior to this, he worked in the house of commons as adviser on defense and security issues for the conservative party and he is a veteran of the united states army, having been stationed in italy and southern europe task force command. luke. [applause] >> welcome everyone here to the heritage foundation this afternoon to discuss a very important and timely matter about israeli-palestine crisis and the recent announcement about the movement of the embassy from tell aviv to jerusalem. the timing couldn't have worked out better. it's my pleasure to introduce ron desantis, a native floridian who has served in congress since 2013. he served as a j.a.g. officer deploying to iraq in 2007 during the troop surge, adviser to the u.s. navy seal commander in support of the seal mission in iraq and served as a j.a.g. officer at guantanamo bay. and as a former military policeman, i know how important the j.a.g. officer is. he is a li

that he came back to television the ministry of defense. riddled with anger. he called in the chief of the mossad. they should be. in ordered. four push cauchy to be cute immediate. signed. peace. be. the assad regime sheet maci use it as a solution order against the push for. the bait lead attack seem to harden israeli resolve to deal with should cocky and islamic jihad and the challenge from assad would be how to do so washi kharkiv lived in syria under the apparent protection of its president hafez assad. al jazeera explores prominent figures of the twentieth century and how rivalries influenced the course of history steve jobs a much better marketer bill gates apple is going to reinvent stuff all the old made software what it is today will change the world to high tech visionaries breakthroughs inspired the digital revolution jobs and gates face to face at this time on al-jazeera we know the culture we know the problems that affect this part of the world very very well and that is something that we're trying to take to the rest of the world we have gone to

that he came back to television the ministry of defense. riddled with anger. he called in the chief of the mossad. shocked they should be. in ordered. for push cauchy to be cute immediately. signed. with us. the job the mossad. maci used as a solution on the begins to push. the bait lead attack seemed to harden israeli resolve to deal with an islamic jihad and. the challenge from assad would be how to do so washi kalki lived in syria under the apparent protection of its president hafez assad. it is the style same a tail spin room a rain dance snug wonderful migration routes and generations of hulda's someone good large minds altering the landscape the is the stuff of mindless the in a stunning portrayal of auditing life and one woman's determination to save the community and. rushes the tundra tale on at this time long on to zero. we understand the differences and the similarities of cultures across the world. so no matter where you call home al-jazeera will bring in the news and current of friends that matter to you. al-jazeera. al jazeera explores prominent f

that he came back to television the ministry of defense. riddled with anger. he called in the chief of the mossad. they should be. in ordered. cauchy to be cute immediately. signed. with us. the assad regime sheet maci use the solution on the against the push. the bait lead attack seem to harden israeli resolve to deal with should cocky and islamic jihad and the challenge from assad would be how to do so washi kharkiv lived in syria under the apparent protection of its president hafez assad. al jazeera is a very important force of information for many people around the world when all the cameras have gone i'm still here go into areas that nobody else is going to talk to people that nobody else is talking to and bringing that story to the forefront. now he's here in me because he did give one of their banking and kind of money i sill and afghanistan to some taliban fighters a new call to arms for taliban leaders a threat to their authority. to see also children as they call for that in a subtle along the islam the only love me but not unprecedented access i stil

example if they penetrate the country as days without getting prior permission from the country ministry of defense and ministry of foreign affairs they could you know create in this heightened tension created for further escalation by causing country airplanes going and trying to intercept country. military jets when we talk about commercial airliners i think it's up to this point the evidence that has been provided is zero at the moment actually the a morality no commercial yes no commercial airline actually in the emirates has made a complaint about being intercepted by a country airplane so for the information that we've been provided also by the u.s. centcom which is controlling country air space the u.s. forward central command in qatar has not really shown any evidence that country a country military jets were there to intercept. commercial airliners if this is the case and by issuing the statement despite i mean how is the u.a.e. trying to persuade the international community that their version of events is correct because as you say no commercial airliner has been. a member do this intervi

and development for our military, we do not want to limit the research and development to the ministry of defense alone now. and we would like to have a more of an open platform. and we have many companies who are participating in the defense industry, but these are very small scale company for the most part. and we need to find ways to protect these companies. also, we need to find a way to further expend our export market when it comes to the defense industry. so by pursuing these different approaches for a common goal, we would like to see a more effective and enhanced defense industry. and as many participants have spoken of already today, there are some suggestions that i have for the cooperation between korea and the u.s. we with also of course have had a long history together. but i believe our relationship could be better. we could have a win-win system where we would benefit from our continued alliance and relationship. and there are certain areas that we would have comparative advantage in korea. and by finding areas where korea can be an addition to the effectiveness of the u.s. indust

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