. >> to gain a deeper understanding of north korea. today i want to discuss what i believe is one of the most crucial aspects of addressing the north korean issue, improving information from north korean citizens. drawing from my personal experience, i will explain why it is essential to introduce information into north korea and what type of information are most needed, inspire a change within the country. i was born into a family classified as a loyal elite in north korea. my grandfather and father were both loyal to the regime. which allowed me to enjoy a relatively comfortable childhood. after graduating from language school in 2009, i entered the university majoring in english and international relations. my dream at the time was to become one of the -- north korea's best diplomat, following in the foot steps of my grandfather and father. serving the regime. to me, north korea was a paradise on earth and the ideology was an infallible guarding principle. however, in 2010 i had an opportunity to study abroad in china, which changed

government and congressional policy toward north korea. recently i established north korean young leaders assembly for the unification of korea and have been running programs which foster the -- to foster involvement and leadership of young leaders in u.s. policy toward north korea for the past two years. additionally, i recently registered with -- [indiscernible] -- from columbia, reaffirming my commitment to form a new leadership for north korea and achieving a free and unified korea. today i would like to take this opportunity to discuss the recent challenges facing human rights in north korea and the endless desire for information among its people. and you might have seen news about 20 days ago, the north korean regime heartbreakingly executed 30 middle school students aged 13 to 14 for watching south korean dramas. sent by u.s.b. drivers by defectors. because of this, some people believe that defectors campaign to bring information to north korea are putting people at risk. however, there are critical facts to consider. in the 1990's,

government and congressional policy toward north korea. recently i established north korean young leaders assembly for the unification of korea and have been running programs which foster the -- to foster involvement and leadership of young leaders in u.s. policy toward north korea for the past two years. additionally, i recently registered with -- [indiscernible] -- from columbia, reaffirming my commitment to form a new leadership for north korea and achieving a free and unified korea. today i would like to take this opportunity to discuss the recent challenges facing human rights in north korea and the endless desire for information among its people. and you might have seen news about 20 days ago, the north korean regime heartbreakingly executed 30 middle school students aged 13 to 14 for watching south korean dramas. sent by u.s.b. drivers by defectors. because of this, some people believe that defectors campaign to bring information to north korea are putting people at risk. however, there are critical facts to consider. in the 1990's,

we have a fellow at the wilson centre and expert on north korea explaining the ever—growing north koreanon the role of all its allies. north korea is getting better and better at cyber heists, stealing money — including cryptocurrency — from various international organisations and also attacking military establishments. but this has been going on for over a decade. when we think of north korea, we don't tend to think of north korea as a world leader in much of anything, but they have one of the biggest standing armies in the world, they have world—class hackers, and the entire state operates like a giant criminal syndicate, like the mob, the mafia. in the post—1945 era, north korea has sponsored, state—sponsored criminal activities, like producing, proliferating illicit drugs, counterfeiting us currency, making fake famous—brand cigarettes, trafficking in animal products and so on. so, north korea operates like the mob. and this group is trying to make money and further its espionage activities, as my colleague gordon also pointed out. do you think... or rather, you mentioned this, but h

when we think of north korea, we don't tend to think of north korea as a world leader in much of anythingof the biggest standing armies in the world, they have world—class hackers, and the entire state operates like a giant criminal syndicate, like the mob, the mafia. in the post—1945 era, north korea has sponsored, state—sponsored criminal activities, like producing, proliferating illicit drugs, counterfeiting us currency, making fake famous—brand cigarettes, trafficking in animal products and so on. so, north korea operates like the mob. and this group is trying to make money and further its espionage activities, as my colleague gordon also pointed out. do you think... or rather, you mentioned this, but how do you think north korea is getting more sophisticated in managing to seriously threaten cyber defences around the world? north korea has a very disciplined and highly educated workforce, and the state monitors. they spot talent. when you are very young, if you're good at maths and physics and other branches of the sciences, you are recruited and groomed to be a cyber warrior, to use

korea. they're the latest and bad toward these in the north. this is the waste. one of the balloons deposited south korea says another one came down near the presidential compound and sold. it was said to contain no harm for the materials. in recent days, south korea's army has stepped up its loudspeaker, broadcasters, targeting the north, would have put in april the military and broadcasting propaganda on all sides. we can't give you specific details on got a where it is being bored cost. we are monitoring the north korean military to the broadcasts featured gave up songs and news on a north korean diplomats defection. aiming to demoralize frontline north korean troops route. and we think the board costs to have effect such as internal disturbance defection and weakening that discipline to south korean activists. and the fact is to have long send propaganda balloons into north korea. since may, north korea has sent housing distrustful balloons further escalating tensions between the 2 countries. eric ball boss is an expert on north and south korea from the german

south korea's union administration in june suspended the 218 military agreement with north korea that banned cross-border provocations in..." including military drills near the dmz, now the u.s. and south korea have resumed large-scale joint military exercises near that inter-korean border. despite the upbeat mood of the event, the tension along the dmz is ever present, especially for those from the area, many of whom oppose the joint drills with the us. it's very close, so i think it's really wrong to have joint us south korea training here. the joint exercises assume north korea as an enemy and are aimed at completely taking over north korea militarily within two or three days, so in the end it only ends up provoking north korea. after the event, participants brought their message of peace as close to north korea as they could to the border of the civilian control zone in the dmz, across the... unification bridge, frank smith in jin gack, south korea, and that does it for this additional world news, thanks for being with us, if you want to find out more, you can log to our website a

we've also seen north korea signing the tools defense treaty with russia that the north koreans themselves considered to be an actual alliance and then of course china for the longest time was the only ally so we see this tightening together and this begins more and more significant, more and more substantial in light of the fact the world is on the knife's edge as beijing continues to act out for ways in the south china sea we just saw in the philippines and all of us are concerned about a potential pla invasion of taiwan. when we see these tightening and hong kong continue to do the bidding of beijing in so many ways, we should be worried because hong kong may no longer be the financial center of the free and fair world but now the levator for the unfree world posing the greatest threat to long-term stability. so thank you again this is such an incredibly important report. >> a number of companies and individuals as a part of this report who are doing pretty brazen trading. can you go through the cases that stood out to you? >> this was my favorite part of the report there's just so many

south korea's union administration in june suspended the 2018 military agreement with north korea thater present, especially for those from the area, many of whom opposed the joint drills with the us. it's very close, so i think it's really wrong to have joint us south korea training here, the us also needs to change its mind now. the joint exercises assume north korea as an enemy and are aimed at completely taking over north korea militarily within two or three days, so in the end it only ends up provoking north korea. after the event, participants brought their message of peace as close to north korea as they could to the border. the civilian control zone in the dmz, across the unification bridge, frank smith, eng jingack, south korea, and that does for this additional world news, thanks for being with us, let's bye for now. designist lobby plays down the amount it spends on influencing policy in the united states, so in today's show we'll be laying bear the real. nicely went up to senator federman who's a democrat who um i actually supported at one time and i i said that he should c

south korea is..." union administration in june suspended the 2018 military agreement with north korea the dmz is ever present, especially for those from the area, many of whom... oppose the joint drills with the us. it's very close, so i think it's really wrong to have joint us south korea training here. the us also needs to change its mind now. the joint exercises assume north korea as an enemy, and are aimed at completely taking over north korea militarily within two or three days. so in the end, it only ends up provoking north korea. after the event, participants brought. message of peace as close to north korea as they could to the border of the civilian control zone in the dmz across the unification bridge. frank smith in jack, south korea. and that does for this additional world news. thanks for being with us. let's bye-bye for now. modest fashion shows have become a constant reality in the west with many headjob wearing rich muslim women frequenting the luxury events. but why and how did the islamic style of dress get promoted in an environment? the politicians are up in arms a

there you wouldn't sanctions on north korea. hong kong by tritium by law by domestic law is supposed to enforce the sanctions. where there is a rule of law has done independently by prosecutors and making sure that happens. we have gone into court records. the corporate records and i find no evidence that in recent years hong kong has been enforcing its own law with regard to north korea and sanctions imposed by the un. this is a problem with china as well. that has to be a political decision as to be a political dictates that's handed down from above. that is by definition the erosion of the rule of law. but more broadly than not you are seeing the drift from the global order is making a big difference here. so for example the hong kong monitor used to recommend hong kong companies enforce global sanctions, u.s. sanctions, eu sanctions. they do not do that anymore. we know the chinese government, chinese irregulars come into hong kong. sat down with financial officials and said you cannot do this anymore. we saw with other area

the joint exercises assume north korea as an enemy and are aimed. completely taking over north korea militarily within two or three days, so in the end it only ends up provoking north korea. after the event, participants brought their message of peace as close to north korea as they could to the border of the civilian control zone and the dmz, across the unification bridge, franksmith injengack, south korea. campaignings come to an end zuela ahead of the country's presidential elections slated for sunday. president nicholas maduro is seeking a third term in office and he's running against opposition candidate admundo gonzalez ouritia. we earlier spoke to our correspondent camilla escalante for your details. we're currently in the period of electoral silence ahead of tomorrow's polls. those polls will open tomorrow at 6 am until. pm or until those in line uh finish casting their boat, it's been reported that 96% of polling stations have been installed according to the national electoral council, the cne. and there are 30,000 polling station, 16 thousand voting centers, there is techni

he defected from north korea not just once , from north korea not just once, but twice, and has beennonh imprisoned four times, both in north korea and in china. he is now a human rights activist. timothy cho's parents fled north korea, leaving him behind to become a homeless member of the, quote, hostile class . age 17 quote, hostile class. age 17 timothy cho followed in his parents footsteps and tried to flee via china before being forcibly repatriated to north korea . after his return, he was korea. after his return, he was imprisoned and tortured by the regime. but that is not stop his efforts as he again tried to escape, reaching shanghai before being deported to the philippines and eventually reaching the united kingdom. since his escape, mr cho has embraced the uk. he's gone on to achieve a ba degree in international relations and policies and an ma in international relations and security. he now works in an inquiry clerk at the uk all party parliamentary group on nonh party parliamentary group on north korea. he even stood for election in the local elections in 2021. so i'm r

washington says, that's the counter growing threats from china, north korea, and russia. but is this a realistic deterrent for could they provoke more tension in an already volatile region? this is inside store the hello and welcome to the program. i'm how much in room the united states says it's re vamping, it's a military command in japan. as the 2 countries face, what they call the greatest strategic challenge from china, us defense secretary lloyd austin says it's the most significant change since the military alliance was formed. 70 years ago. washington and tokyo say they are increasingly concerned by what they call and evolving security environment. the issue of china engaging and course of behavior to change the status quote when the east and south china seas around taiwan and throughout the region. the revamp. coms of china is expanding as nuclear arsenal and russia is strengthening, military ties with north korea. how will this agreement change the security relationship between the us and japan? and how will china respond? we'll discuss all that in a moment, but

after the event, participants brought their message of peace as close to north korea as they could to the border of the civilian control zone in the dmz, across the unification bridge. frank smith, imingak, south korea, and that doesn't forw news, let's bye-bye for now. the israel regime's nine months of genocide against palestinians is spilling the blood of palestinians, but it is also hemoraging as well, badly, maybe even more than palestinian themselves. the economy is tanking. one of the dimensions of the israely economic crisis, which is deepening, is that reports came in today through her... in the jerusalem post rising inflation that continues to rise without any hope of it coming down. join us in this edition of economic divide with special guest frank right. he's a writer and geopolitical analyst. he writes about foreign affairs on his substack at frankright.substack.com. also joining us is lamprini toma. she is a journalist and international correspondent of the main greek independent media, the press project.gr. the war in gaza is not only a genocide against the palestinian

the joint exercises assume north korea as an enemy and are aimed at completely taking over north korea militarily within two or three days, so in the end it only ends up provoking north korea. after the event, participants brought their message of peace as close to north korea as they could to the border of the civilian control zone in the dmz across the unification bridge. frank smith. south korea, earlier in our news review program, we discussed niger year after the overthrow of the pro-western government by the military in the west african country. let's have a list, and now welcome everyone to press tv's news review program where we get in-depth in one. the day's top stories, joining us now for the broadcast is a mustafa trioria, academic and political commentator from paris and isha krishna swami podcaster and journalist joining us from st. peters. russia hello and i like to welcome you both to the program here mustafa, i guess we're going to uh start with you if we may now uh this coup last year was perhaps the most significant uh of the time uh within a number of military takeov

north korea today. a lot of people you know what happens of course, in the korean war is it has this sort of yo yo type course where north korea is initially very successful in invading south korea and korean forces occupy south korea for a period of time and that occupation is brutal and violent. but then after the inchon landing american forces occupy north korea with south korean forces. and during that period they basically try to completely overturn the north korean government and set up a new government. and so that period is also massively destructive, violent with you know, massacres occurring, civilian deaths, people looking for revenge because again, the civil the elements of the civil conflict are still ongoing throughout. the korean war period. so there's a lot of sort of sort of violence at the societal level that's occurring all through the korean war. but, you know, when you want to understand north korea today, you have this period in which american are occupying north korea and it china

and she had no clue, reaffirmed are cool for the computer, the nuclear eyes, ation of north korea. and we also shade our concerns about russia and north korea's military cooperation, a japan, the agreement with the us monks a significant shift from decades of pacifism, since world war 2. it's a been a shift which has been a bit of a tug coming by the, essentially the flexibility of interpretation of the cycle past this constitution is allowing for this or right to expansion of a potential as well. so the deputies, so if the defense forces in the region projects say the bolstering of us military bases, anastasia is likely to be seen as a threat by some countries, and sub escalate tensions in un, or whether you fold a tall region. victoria gates and b i, which is a roof the inside story. the all right, let's go ahead and bring in our guess. joining us from badging is victor go, vice president of the center for china and globalization. a leading chinese think tech in tokyo, someone he kinda glitchy is a special advisor at the would you to future studies center and then single for evan

i think the same three separate north korea. russia could learn a lot about sanction busing and how to use a few available partners. it is assured by china and a handful of other states. this experience for russia. apart of course from the fact most of north korean military is actually a legacy at soviet military systems for the whole copy paste principle of using north korean. >> what is your read for more of a foreign policy angle? does this mean essentially russia's first and only priority right now is its war effort? that has become front and center and front of mine for everything that is guiding her russian gauges globally progress war efforts, yes but against whom? that is the question we tend to focus on this between russia and ukraine for understandable reasons. this sector with the military alignment russia north korea documents at this time they need military assistance guaranteed. it goes beyond just that. to me russia is responding to the western assistance to ukraine by saying hey you are supporting the country tha

cooperate with russia on such a plane, this is the so-called democratic people's republic of korea, north korea this is essentially the lpr, the dpr on the korean peninsula, to be honest, this is the islamic republic of iran, but look. uh, iranians, even half of iranians don't go to the polls, and those who do, the majority of them vote for a person who favors better relations with the united states america, this says something, about the mood in society, this is the second such country, it is, say, myanmar, but it cannot host russian weapons, but it is ready to cooperate with russia there, and that's all, all the others countries that have good relations with russia, they can. to perform some acrobatic figures there, like the countries of central asia, for example, and belarus, of course, we forgot about belarus, well, in belarus they have already placed nuclear weapons and iskander installations, so that’s all, but i i don't understand why you are so worried about it in terms of placement, don't forget that russia is very big, the united states places its weapons in allied countries on other

he says he experienced while spending weeks in north korea as a teenager cnn senior international correspondent will ripley gives us a look inside at this different kind of summer camp the russian and north korean leaders budding alliance at full speed for the world to see vladimir putin and kim jong un toasting a stronger partnership than ever before. intent on taking down the u.s president is also a murderous dictator. >> so there is no surprise urethral off is a russian graduate students studying in the u.s. he was in high school in russia in 2015 and 2016 when his parents sent him on to summer trips to north korea russia, one of the only nations pyongyang's still allows in on government controlled sightseeing trips, we let anything beyond young and we spent two days in the capital. they showed us some attractions. they showed us they are museum. this, this show as dolphins frolova says, he's not surprised to see rising russian tourism in kim's heavily sanctioned secrets, state russian tourists is one of the pipelines they can use to get this currency in the country. >> because once i was th

also north korea. we've had pictures of the north korean lead uh, looking out those damaging floods across the border with that china. now we could see more rain here in the days ahead. it's not as heavy as what we're seeing, moving across spacing, that torrential rain is set to cause some flooding issues before it moves on towards the north east. we're also going to see some of that rain pushing across into japan for the legacy of showers will remains that on wednesday. it's still a story of sheets, however, across much over the korean peninsula. and japan was north korea saying it's hot as night in history. the temperature not even touching below 29 degrees celsius. now the heat is still with us in tokyo. on wednesday, we're gonna see temperatures, however, come down slightly in shanghai before they pick up with a to 9 degrees celsius, expected that on thursday. so lots of hot and humid, whether it's accommodating very hot and humid as well, so much of pockets done. but we are seeing the arrival of th

secondly, if i understand the situation in north korea, if a north korean is taken somewhere outsidehe borders of his own country, the first thing he will do is run away somewhere. so if you send four brigades of koreans to wash something, then you need to send 14 more brigades, guard them, and then guard those who are guards, because, as you know, north korea, stopping outside the borders of its country, immediately. is trying to escape, and not to some country with an authoritarian regime, to just such a country somewhere where there is a lot of food and they don't get hit on the head, if it is allowed that i treat this with a certain skepticism, i am today, announcing our conversation for of our viewers, said that we will try, with the direct help of mr. valery, to find the necessary reflections for our viewers, some... today they may be thinking, and how will the war end, and how do wars end, and what are we waiting for? maybe someone wants, has a goal, a goal and sees it, someone wants to draw for himself does not see this goal, i read your beautiful words where you talked about

we buy china and north korea. the, the us is military. industrial complex has been stretched by years of supplying on to ukraine. and more recently, israel for its, for on gauze the close to collaboration with the washington seek to leverage japanese factories to boost production of advanced weapon systems. for japan, it marks a significant shift from decades of post will pass if isn't tokyo, has doubled its defense spending and recent years under what the alliance calls and evolving security environment. mike level of does their, the russian president, vladimir persian, has repeated his warning of matching. any deployment of u. s. new claim is solves in germany. he made the comments at the annual navy type, right. and some pages big. put you on the cues, the waste of clinging to a cold woman. tell us a correspondence julia, shep of oliver has moved from moscow. european capitals to become a target for russian missiles presents like even the precincts response to the united states analysing is, will begin deployin

your opinion: should we expect any increase in aid, primarily in terms of human resources, from north korea, russia, which is already there, and the residents. who on the continent attracts and sends illegal migrants to the front, and there are many other things she does, and there are not so many people in north korea, in fact there 25 million people, this is not china, but if you have thought about it, can we expect some kind of big help or such a blow in the side from north korea to ukrainian on the ukrainian fronts, please, mr. vasyl. first of all, i completely agree with you that this is a matter that should be handled by military intelligence, secondly, if i understand the situation in north korea, if a north korean is taken there outside of his own country, the first thing he will do is , so if you send four brigades of koreans to bath something, then you have to send 14 more brigades to guard them, and then guard those who are guards, because as you know, north korea stops outside its borders. immediately tries to escape, and not some country with an authoritarian regime, just such

korea. they're the latest and bad toward these in the north. this is the waste. one of the balloons deposited south korea says another one came down near the presidential compound and sold. it was said to contain no harm for materials. in recent days, south korea's army has stepped up, its loud speaker broadcasters, targeting the north wood equipment table, the military and broadcasting propaganda on all sides. we can't give you specific details on board or wherever it is being bored cost. we are monitoring the north command military. the broadcasts featured gave up songs and news on a north korean diplomats defection. aiming to demoralize frontline north korean troops root out into we think the board costs to have effect such as internal disturbance defection and weakening the discipline to to south korean activists. and the sectors do have long send propaganda balloons into north korea. ready since may, north korea has sent housing distrustful balloons further escalating tensions between the 2 countries. that's one of the 20 for olympic games gets underway in pa

thought about it, can you expect it here some kind of big help or such a blow in the side from north koreaukrainian on the ukrainian fronts, whatever please, mr. vasyl, first of all, i completely agree with you... that this is a matter that should be handled by military intelligence. secondly, if i understand the situation in north korea, if a north korean is taken there outside the borders of his own country, the first thing he will do is run away. so if you send four brigades of koreans to dig something, then you need to send 14 more brigades, guard them, and then guard those who are guards, because, as you know, north korea, stopping outside the borders of its country, immediately tries. dects, and not some country with an authoritarian regime, just such a country somewhere where there is a lot of food and they don't beat me on the head to knock me down, which i treat this with a certain e. justice, i am today, announcing our conversation for our viewers, said that we will try, with the direct help of mr. valery, to find the necessary reflections for our viewers, who may be thinking tod

um question for you on north korea . um, is russia abiding by un sanctions on north korea? and does russia believe that north korea should be allowed to raise you nuclear testing? does that i should believe north korea should be allowed to region nuclear testing . we, i hope you, you would have to head my statement on friday during the briefing on the most could be and we will, we will absolutely clear the the saying not for the 1st time that we're not violating the, the, the nose could be essentially the same and those are indications that's a, that's come out. so they are not approved by material evidence. this in fame was able to the oh the one of the panel of experts that to that came the stop to exist is still thing when people to the panel of experts. if this was as it was from the electric to buy mike mike cortex and the security council during the meeting, it was a report of the city experts that when the experts from u. k, a japan and the republic of goody, that is by itself. very thing, they will not a single specialist in ballistics among them of the fragments of

and that says park should worry north korea's neighbors to the north korea, china and russia, a roll nuclear, and if they form a strong alliance, then south korea, which does not possess nuclear weapons, becomes vulnerable and then try one could be next followed by japan steel. he's up beat about south korea's future, wanting his success to be an example to others of the mold in 30000 north korean defectives who made it to the south. punctual quantity is one of only full habits to serve on the national assembly. and it comes at a time when integrating relations are the worst they've been in years. making relations more complicated. a recent moves by russian president vladimir putin to forge close the ties with the north korean leader kim jong, going to help with the war and ukraine. and then from told me that kim jong stands to benefit the most, if the condition is russia transfers k technical will help instead of lights, nuclear powered submarines and re entry rocket technology to north korea. and then there's the possible return of donald trump to the white house in november as us

well, that's what he said about kimchinin and north korea, but there is one but.jong-un expects the armies of russia and north korea to further unite and play, quote, an important role in protecting global peace. the leader of the world's most closed country said this during a meeting with a russian military delegation headed by the russian deputy minister of war. alexey kryvaruchka. kimchanin emphasized the support and solidarity of the government and people of his country with russia against the background of the so-called special military exercise operations in ukraine. he also sent - here is the quote again: a battle cry - greetings to the army and people of russia, who are waging a just and holy war to protect the sovereign rights and security of the state. well, something seems to me that trump has no chance after this against the background of such a russian-north korean military. rapprochement, well, trump can say a lot, but this statement by kimchen, and indeed this rapprochement with russia and possibly receiving from russia some technologies, weapons, o

and that says park should worry north korea's neighbors to northern board, north korea, china and russia, a roll nuclear, and if they form a strong alliance, then south korea, which does not possess nuclear weapons, becomes vulnerable and then try one could be next followed by japan scale he's up beat about south korea's future, wanting his success to be an example to others of the move in 30000 north korean defectors who made it to the south. punctual quantity is one of only 4 added to serve on the national assembly. and it comes at the time when into korean relations are the worst they've been in. he is making relations more complicated. a recent moves by russian president vladimir putin to forge close to ties with the north korean leader kim jong. good to help with the war and ukraine has them from told me that kim jong stands to benefit the most. if the condition is russia transfers k technical help, instead of lights, nuclear powered submarines and re entry rocket technology to north korea. and then there's the possible return of donald trump to the white house in november as us pre

and also another concern is the north korea's me side on nuclear developments doing good. the last few months, also, north korea has gained the new capabilities and the ministers, the how big organize that to to that you, we could hear also and you can the mission. so thoughts or programs. the company is also going to announce a new, a financial aid to find out, to, and comments and your communication system to help you uh, doing good national disasters that so many uh, right, potential issues the 80 bucks the main focus is the, as we mentioned, it's the situation in the end of us because you and they tie the title is that the decision should be always open and free. and so getting that they need to, uh, to face the increasing influence of china here, the bus impressive that in that boots and has repeated his warning against the sand deployments of us nuclear missiles in germany. he made the comment out the annual navy day parade in saint petersburg, who to choose the west of clinging to a coach woman, tennessee. that in says most coast stations, nuclear capable weapons th

to me, what happened was that putin was forced to go to north korea and smile and court kemchen-in, andshows russia's weakness. of course, nothing will change the fact that korea supports russia militarily, that korea is part of this war, is part of the axis of evil. putin seems to have the feeling that he has an ally, but we remember that putin always cares about his... reputation, and now he is losing this reputation, once again proving that he is part of the axis of evil together with tehran, and that there is nothing to talk about with him. i don't see that it has any advantages for russia. their gestures towards north korea are solid reputational losses for the country and its president. thank you for this conversation. thank you very much. close to politics, close to the world. pavel koval, maria gurska. more in the next episodes, watch us in polish on pavel koval's youtube channel, in ukrainian on the espresso tv channel, and read in both languages ​​on sestry eu. thank you, thank you. when you sleep on an uneven surface, the spine takes the wrong position, because you cannot fee

i found a common language with him and we stopped the rocket launches from north korea.now north korea is cranky again, but when we come back, he was referring to the republicans and himself as president. i will meet kim jong-un again. he would like me to come back too. well, i am struck by such and such statements of donald trump and such and such and such and such. love, well, that's what he said about kimchenin and north korea, but there is one but: kimchen expects that the armies of russia and north korea will unite even more and play, and this is a quote, an important role in protecting global peace. this is the leader of the world's most closed country, he said during a meeting with a russian military delegation led by deputy russian minister of war alexey krivaruchka. kimchanin emphasized the support. of the solidarity of the government and people of his country with russia against the background of the so-called special military operation in ukraine, he also sent another quote: "army salute to the army and people of russia, who are waging a just holy war to prote