government and congressional policy toward north korea. cently 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, be

parts of north korea-— poured into very remote parts of north korea.nnecessarily seen in _ north korea. infrastructure that is unnecessarily seen in other - north korea. infrastructure that is unnecessarily seen in other parts | north korea. infrastructure that is i unnecessarily seen in other parts of the country. i looked at the foreign and commonwealth office website and they said the only such a travel should be taken to north korea sort of the wrists? you should be taken to north korea sort of the wrists?— of the wrists? you know, british visitors may _ of the wrists? you know, british visitors may be _ of the wrists? you know, british visitors may be able _ of the wrists? you know, british visitors may be able to - of the wrists? you know, british visitors may be able to go - of the wrists? you know, british visitors may be able to go to - of the wrists? you know, british i visitors may be able to go to north korea and i should point out that american citizens most likely will not. the us state department has renewed very strict travel guidelines

terms of china's influence. because after the collapse of the soviet union, russia did not help north korea financially and tried to establish relations with south korea, and therefore the influence of china grew very seriously, in fact one country that in trade, in all areas, had very deep roots in this in north korea, and now according to the old scheme, which was in ancient times during the period of the soviet union, in which way... it balances the influence with the help of ties with russia as well as even economic ties, and this increases his possibilities of stakes in future negotiations with the united states of america, because if earlier north korea tried to attract the attention of the united states of america with its missile launches there and ask them to call for dialogue with the help of missiles, now north korea has eyes. that in the case of trump's arrival, he may want to return to negotiations, and now they have a serious card, they, they are a great friend, partner, ally, according to the treaty on mutual defense with russia, and in this case the conversation, for example

you can pretend north korea _ than before. you can pretend north korea doesn't exist.an be used in ukraine _ missiles that can be used in ukraine. so this is a country that you want— ukraine. so this is a country that you want to _ ukraine. so this is a country that you want to be able to have some leveraged — you want to be able to have some leveraged over. or use your leveraged over. or use your leveraged over. or use your leveraged over them to achieve a diplomatic outcome. that is better than silence. diplomatic outcome. that is better than silence-— diplomatic outcome. that is better than silence. ., , , ., ., than silence. hilary, your thoughts? to think the — than silence. hilary, your thoughts? to think the biden _ than silence. hilary, your thoughts? to think the biden administration i to think the biden administration isn't doing enough? i to think the biden administration isn't doing enough?— isn't doing enough? i think that they could _ isn't doing enough? i think that they could be — isn't doing enough? i think that they could be engaging - isn't doing eno

there are almost as many questions as there are answers about this strange story involving north korea. but one thing seems clear. this american believes he is an endangered man. >> the fbi has told me that my life is in danger, that the north korean government is now and will be targeting me for assassination. >>> can you do this? how about this? novak djokovich can, and that's why he's the greatest champion in the history of men's tennis. he clearly wanted to leave his mark on this interview too. >> mental strength, which is what i think is your great gift, is much harder to articulate. can you -- >> i would have to correct you. i would have to correct you. it's not a gift. it's something that comes with work. >> i'm lesley stahl. >> i'm bill whitaker. >> i'm sharyn alfonsi. >> i'm jon wertheim. >> i'm cecilia vega. >> i'm norah o'donnell. >> i'm scott pelley. those stories tonight on "60 minutes." ethan! how's my favorite client? great! i started using schwab investing themes, so now i can easily invest in trends... like wearable tech. trends? all that research. sounds exhausting! n

panel emma woolf north korea? panel emma woolf nonh north korea? panel emma woolf north korea?ell, i think they're reopening in december. >> it does sound like you've looked into it. i've looked into it, yeah, apparently so. >> the country's opening in december. yeah. >> reopening in december , it >> reopening in december, it does sound like a really weird place. i've got a friend who's a travel journalist who went and kind of woke up on a train, and they'd taken his phone and they'd taken his phone and they'd sealed it up in a package, and then they'd put the phone back, and i think they'd removed the sim card. it does sound weird , but i have to say sound weird, but i have to say right now, compared to this country, north korea sounds like quite an appealing option. >> can we get the pictures up of those? okay, let me just make clear these pictures. if we can get them, they are fake ai generated pictures of keir starmer, our prime minister, morphed with kim jong un, the nonh morphed with kim jong un, the north korean leader. so these are fake. let me just stress again before

are japan, taiwan, south korea, directly, who are beginning to understand, russia is now raising north korea, and war, for example, on the korean peninsula is already a reality, because kimchi with nuclear weapons ... already looks better than south korea, which indeed, in fact, it was quite mobilized from the point of view of the armed forces, but even now it was not so ready to confront all of russia and north korea, iran, and behind them there in the shadows is china, which says that it is a peacemaker, but in fact before these since then, he has active economic ties with all these countries, so the problem for the west is huge, they are just... now they are starting to wake up, they are actually potentially much stronger than this so-called axis of evil, you cannot compare the gdp of the countries of the west with the total gdp there russia, china, north korea and iran, these are much more powerful countries, the united states spends under 900 billion dollars a year on defense, that is, these funds seem to be insufficient for the production and equipment and provision of its allies and s

and provide credible deterrence against north korea. i believe and i think the u.s. government position is the ncg, it is our best solution to the security predicament south korea faces on the peninsula. >> great. we should talk about arms control. we had a question from austin. one of our nuclear scholars from this recent class. he asks about getting china involved. we got the bilateral agreement. at what point can we expect china to be interested in arms control realistically and start getting involved? is it when they reach numerical parity? what are potential incentives you and others in the administration have been thinking about to get them to the table? >> that is up to beijing. it's been clear that we've made good faith efforts to have risk reduction and talks with china and have been rebuffed. and so, we remain open, even during the cold war, we were able to have substantive arms control, in the interest of the soviet union and the u.s. it was in the mutual interests of both countries. we are now entering a world for the first time in half a century almost wh

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

japan, taiwan, south korea, directly, which are beginning to understand, russia is now raising north korea, and war, for example, on the korean peninsula is already a reality, because kimchin with nuclear weapons is now already looks better than south korea, which was really quite mobilized from the point of view of military equipment, but it also now turned out to be not so ready to confront all of russia and north korea. iran and behind them there is china in the shadows, which says that it is a peacemaker, but in fact until now it has active economic ties with all these countries, so the problem for the west is huge, they are just now starting to wake up, they are actually potentially much stronger than this so-called axis of evil, it is impossible compare the gdp of western countries with the combined gdp of russia, china, and north korea. and iran. these are much more powerful countries. the united states spends under 900 billion dollars a year on defense. that is, these funds seem to be insufficient for production and. equipment and support of our allies and so on, but we are in a st

and provide credible deterrence against north korea. the u.s. government position is the ncg, it is our best solution to the security predicament south korea faces on the peninsula. heather: arms control. a question from one of our nuclear scholars from this class. he asked about getting china involved. we got the bilateral agreement. at what point can we expect china to be interested in arms control? is it when they reach numerical parity? what are potential incentives you have been thinking about to get them to the table? sec. narang: that is up to beijing. we've made good faith efforts to have risk reduction and talks with china and have been rebuffed. we remain open, even during the cold war, we were able to have substantive arms control, in the interest of the soviet union and the u.s. we are now entering a world for the first time in half a century where russia may decide strategic arms control is not in its interest and china refuses to engage in risk reduction talks simultaneously. that's a world we haven't faced for over a quarter, over

and when the pandemic hit things got out of steel, china and north korea sealed to that borders. those helping defectors say the cost of feeding china today can be $10.00 times higher. that's fair to say that the prices have gone up dramatically before the pandemic we used to see of a 1000 escapees. come to south korea every year during dependent make the number window to uh, to almost to 2 digits down. managed to reach south korea just before the board is closed. reuniting with his eldest sister who also just arrived from china. but a 2nd system was still missing to move it to the not to attend another one. but i'm, i'm not going to have to come on on not attend sort of all modeling daughter would have gotten no down to him to a friend for help and north korean influence. now living in south korea, the influence i posted a missing persons out on a social media account. then they waited to the new home. also searching for a loved one in china is qeylee. she'd rescued her eldest sister, you've been brought to the u. k. but she still agonized over her youngest sister, so long been

defeated the japanese colonial period, and should unite, he should at this time give some signals for north korea, because this is part of their policy, for today. we must understand that the relations between the two koreas are very tense, the arrival of president yunsu, he further increased this tension in relations, because he immediately chose a hard line, not to let north korea go, as his predecessor did, who tried to tongues, economic appeasement, and we remember, and mediation between the us and north korea to establish these relations, but with the rooster...korea, conversations are always empty, so that in the history of the two countries, which is already more than 70 years after the war of 50-53, there were constant periods of such a brief warming of relations, followed by such a fierce confrontation, and accordingly, south korea has no special illusions that any calls to economic interaction or calls for cooperation can somehow be settled. these relations, but nevertheless, the president of this country, he should show his doctrine regarding south north korea, that is, his vision, how

it was left behind in north korea with his father. but one day in 2019 the all star sees came knocking down and was arrested and imprisoned. ringback for watching foreign movies and listening to korean music, he says it was interrogated and beaten. in fact, only tone in a cup of water a day. how come and how much the office? twice put me on my car. uh, one of 2 weeks behind bars. he says he escaped and hit the 6 months put down new. the only way to survive was to follow in the footsteps of his mother assistance and leave his homeland the good. so with the help of a friend who worked as opposed to god and a mobile phone, his mother had smuggled him from china, then settle on the one route across the toulon river. since the 1990s, hundreds of thousands of north koreans escaped through china in desperate search for food and other economic opportunities. so this kind of a exit is so the north koreans to china have been continuing for almost 30 years now. decent sion is from the trends national justice working a south korean based human ri

i wonder if people will be rushing to go to north korea or not.— will be rushing to go to north koreall, if they are interested to _ korea or not. well, if they are interested to go, _ korea or not. well, if they are interested to go, if _ korea or not. well, if they are interested to go, if you - korea or not. well, if they are interested to go, if you are i interested to go, if you are interested to go, if you are interested to go, you have to plan ahead and wait at least until december to get on a plane to north korea according to operators that announced the news in the last few days. what we know is if you do go there, you will only for now be able to go to one city and no that is not purely young, there is a completely rebuilt re5ort is not purely young, there is a completely rebuilt resort on the country �*5 highest and most secret mountain. very important for kimjong un and north korean familie5 because this is where the father of kim jong un i5 where the father of kim jong un is reported to be born. he put huge re5ource5 is reported to be born. he put huge resources into this

so it is almost impossible to cross the china and north korea borderlines to defect from north korea.l: that is south korea's unification minister kim soo kyung. up next an exclusive interview with the cofounder of sarvam. this is bloomberg. ♪ paul: welcome back to "bloomberg markets: asia." here is a look at indian markets just ahead of the open under two minutes away. it looks like it will be a risk on day in india as well after we got some fairly of his remarks from fed chair jay powell at jackson hole. sticking with india, locals are getting better access to ai technology, voice products and chatbots a particular focus and could turn the country into a proving ground for the next phase of generative ai. annabelle droulers joins us. >> it is a story of one size does not at all. in the timeline of where we are right now, it is nearly two years since chatgpt was introduced to the public, and since then it is been a story of models built on english data. particularly in a country like india where you have got into people who do not have english as a first language, they are also prefe

i'd love to go to north korea.the capital of north korea. they just have a search online, say martin daubney. and it says on your application , it says on your application, you're a teacher or an engineer. you're not really, are you ? you you're not really, are you? you % gb news. so they might not allow you in, but it is a tiny, tiny shift and it does perhaps move us a little bit closer to when north korea might become a normal nation. and of course, as soon as that was to happen, i mean, if you go to south korea just below the demilitarised zone, this incredibly militarised area at the frontier, there's a station waiting to take people on the train direct to pyongyang. they've even got platform two for pyongyang. so then we're not there yet. but it will be an exciting time as of now as i have you. >> can i please ask you about the strikes and the travel chaos at the moment? you and i have spoken several times in the in the past about border force. yes border force walking out 23 days from august the 31st seems ti

security about the south korea and the united states and provide a credible deterrence against north korea. i believe i think the u.s. government position is both south korea and our best solution to the security predicament on the peninsula. >> grates it. we should talk about arms control we had a question from one of our nuclear scholars and he asked the question specifically about getting china involved in arms control. we've already done with a bilateral agreement. at what point can we realistically expect china to be interested in and get involved is it when they reach numerical click what are some potentials that have perhaps been thinking about how we might get them to the table? >> that is up to beijing. it has been clear we've made good faith efforts to have risk reduction have been rebuffed. we remain open. even during the cold war the most intense periods of the cold war we had a substantive arms control which is in the interest of the soviet union and the united states is the mutual interest of both countries. we are now entering a world for the first time and almost half a cen

north korea has declared the completion of its nuclear capabilities and north korea holds its first ever meanwhile, north. 한 측면이 있었던 거 같아요. 차세대 이렇게 무기 전략 무기 개발이 거의 전무하다시피 했죠. 90년대 후반 이후에 실내로 지금 미국의 주력인 미니트맨 icbm 400기는 어 60년대에 개발된 겁니다. 그때는 엄청난 개신 무기였는데 지금은 완전히 이제 두 세대 이전에 구삭다리 무기죠. 그 사이에 어 조선이나 중국, 러시아는 최첨단 그 차세대 전략 무기들을 국가처에 에서 집중적으로 이렇게 개발을 합니다. 그것들이 이제 지금 그 icbm이라면 조선이 선보이는 화상포 17형, 화상포 18형, 중국의 둥풍 41일, 러시아의 사르마트, 다 2010년대에 개발된 최첨단, 이렇게 무기 체계이고, 이것들이 2060년, 70년까지 운용될 계획입니다. 그러니까 미국과는 50년 차이가 나는 거죠. 거꾸로. in march 2020. 푸틴 대통령과 정상회담을 하고 헤어지면서 악수하면서 한 말이 있죠. 지금이 그 100년 만에 벌어지는 그 인류사 대변화의 시기이다. 시즌핑이 몇 년 동안 해온 얘기입니다. 그리고 인류 운명공동체를 얘기하죠. 그러면서 미국 중심에 coexistence and common prosperity is emerging, moving away from the unipolar hegemonic order led by the united states. in response, the us sought to preserve its agemony through alliance strengthening and through warfare. america has been tested and we've come out stronger for it. 해체를 지향하는 이 흐름하고 혹은 세력하고 지금 날카로운 대결 구도가 만들어져 있는 거죠. 그리고 이 대결 구도가 어떤 곳에서는 열전으로 군한의 전쟁. 어떤 곳에서는 냉전의 the united states is pushing for ukraine's nato membership, creating a

but now she thing to put it back to north korea and imprisoned to leave was distraught. middle own legal nielsen's on the cost of who died so when a cousin told me that you've been been released off to 6 months, she started arranging a broker to get to been back into china. and despite the risks to the return to china, herself and headed to the north korean border area to help rescue a new and new ocean altitude. and when you talk to them that's elected up to go. that's a, that's normal ha. having last had closed and the river you've been had been walking through the mountains. betty dressed for days by the time they found to it something both sisters will never forget critical to us when you move to cable amount of time as well into the same old models, it'll say no matter what does a remote name? what is the name of the, of the number? how? who will be co pittsville go for now we go to go to court this or you have them to some of that, you know, both of us have a single neck. i'm dealing with hung up both of you been reunited with a family in china. meanwhile, julie re

and when the pandemic had things got out of still china and north korea sealed to that borders, those helping defectors say, the cost of saving china today can be $10.00 times higher. it's fair to say that the prices have gone up dramatically before the pandemic. we used to see about a 1000 escapees. come to south korea every year during dependent make the number we know to uh, to almost to 2 digits down managed to reach south korea just before the port is closed. we uniting with his eldest sister, which also just arrived from china. but his 2nd system was still missing to move it to the not 10, not a member i'm. i'm not going to hold on. i'm on on. not a touch of, oh my daughter would have gotten to know down to, to a friend for help north korean influence. now living in south korea, the influence i posted a missing persons out on a social media account. then they waited to the new home. also searching for a loved one in china is qeylee. she'd rescued her eldest sister. you've been brought to the u. k. but she's still agonized over her youngest sister. chuck. they've been sold in chi

, a la north korea, like north korea, this regime looks like this: we are russians, complete scumbags are like north korea, but a thousand times worse, we are worse than cuba, venezuela and china, taken together multiplied by iran. zelensky, with his antics against our background should look like first grader, israel should look like a prep school kid against our background, but we don't want that yet, we are decent people, we are a civilized country, we are europeans, more than all europeans put together, this is definitely our path, we definitely need all of this, now many have remembered the russian national epic, the brilliant poem, the tale of igor's campaign, in connection with these delightful lines , they often recall this epic: and my kuryans are experienced warriors, swaddled under pipes, nurtured under helmets, fed from the end of a spear, the paths are known to them, the ravines are familiar to them, their bows are tensed, quivers, open, sabers sharpened, they themselves jump, like gray wolves in the field, looking for honor for themselves. to the prince of glory in 1185 i

meanwhile, north korea. 한 측면이 있었던 거 같아요.. the economy is on track to be cut in half in the coming years. they try to bring russia to its knees, not through military force, but through economic sanctions. 가 중국에 이어서 2위죠. 5천억 이상에 흑자를 냈고, 그다음에 그 채무 구조가 서방과 비교할 수 없을리만치 견 견조하고 전쟁을 하고 있는 나라가 이렇게 만나할 정도로 안정적인. 이유가 이유가 만들어진 이후에 처음으로 이 대규모 무역 수지 적자를 기록하기 시작했거든. 독일도 그렇습니다. 독일이 적자면 이후원 다 적자예요. 어차피 한국도 적자 아닙니까? 어 제제를 한쪽은 오히려 only approximately 40 countries, including the us, nato member countries, taiwan and south korea were among those participating in the sanctions against russia. russia is engaging in trade with countries in asia, west asia, south america and africa, including china and india using the ruble or various national currency. countries using their own currencies instead of the dollar in international trade are increasing. the 10 asean countries discussed not using the dollar or western currencies. saudi arabia has decided to settle exports of oil to china in the chinese yuan. india demand regimes held power and were under

in north korea, which has been in a state of war with the united states for over 70 years a military행무력은 미국의 군사적 침공을 맡기 위한 전쟁 옥재력이며, 최종 목표는 미국과 힘의 균능을 이루는 것입니다. completion of its nuclear capabilities and north korea holds its first ever summit with the us, unlike with nations that resisted the us, this time the united states differed from the... donald trump on establishing a new dprk us relationship and building a peace regime on the korean peninsula. we're starting that process very quickly, very, very quickly, absolutely. however, the united states eventually broke off the negotiations, opting for military confrontation once again. meanwhile, north korea further advance its military weapons development and strengthen cooperation. 전무하다시피 했죠. 90년대 후반 이후에. 실례로 지금 미국의 주력인 미니트맨 icbm 400기는 어 60년대에 개발된 겁니다. 그때는 엄청난 개신 무기였는데 지금은 완전히 이제 두 세대 이전에 구삭다리 무기죠. 그 사이에 어 조선이나 중국, 러시아는 최첨단 그 차세대 전략 무기들을 북가 차원에서 집중적으로 이렇게 개발을 합니다. 그것들이 이제 지금 그 icbm이라면 조선이... 지금이 그 100년 만에 벌어지는 그 인류사 대변화의 시기다. 시즌핑이 몇 년 동안 해온 얘기입니다. 그리고 인류 운명공동체를 얘기하죠. 그러면서 미국 중심의 1900권 체제를 제국주의 시스템을 이제 깨뜨리겠다. world order characterize

that's just north korea's claim. it's sending the garbage messages to disrupt our society and create public anxiety. that's why our government has taken firm measures, such as resuming the use of loudspeakers. the propaganda broadcasts into the dprk are part of south korea's peace through strength strategy involving demonstrations of south korean and us weaponry, including nuclear capable strategic assets. policy toward the dprk has been shifting between peacemaking and hostility in recent years, depending on the administration in office in soul. now south green presidentol's hard line has generated heightened military tensions and concerns of a potential violent clash, particularly along the dmz. civil society leaders and many south koreans oppose the joint us drills and view president yune's offer of dialogue as right-wing lips. service, they are continuously raising the issue of human rights in north korea and conducting military exercises to create this atmosphere of fear, announcing contradictory policies, but w

north korea sealed its borders at the start of the coronavirus pandemic.s came every year on tightly controlled trips — most of them from china. tourists will get to see the sammy—jee—0n region which has been seeing major redevelopment in recent years. western nations hope this latest change may be a sign of a broader reopening by pyongyang — including to diplomats and aid workers. so how much of north korea might any new tourists really be able to see? jean lee is the former associated press bureau chief in pyongyang. we've seen some russian tourists, i should mention, visit north korea earlier this year. they did go to a ski resort that's on the east coast, and they sent some schoolchildren to a camp on the east coast. now the december trips are to the far north, to samjiyon and to mount paektu, which is the sacred mountain. it's actually featured in the painting behind me, if you can see it. and it is very interesting. it is very remote, which means that the north koreans will be able to really control what it is the north, the visitors see and control

it's trained to deal with a text by north korea and special forces who have showed in the past the threat they pose in 1968 an incursion by combining those from the north reach the center of sol and a bit to assassinate the president before they were finally beaten in response. these exercises have been held every year since public confuse the ask them for the civil defense drills varies from here to yeah. often depending on the perceived threat from north korea and right now into korean relations over at about the was they've been for a number of years. the newest as being launching thousands of trash build balloons across the heavily fortified folder. while south korea has been blaring propaganda from loud speakers back across the bob to why it appears north korea sending these balloons to the stair bar society and create a sense of unease among our citizens. in spite of the heights and tensions with the sirens sounded for thursday's nationwide drill. most people seem to carry on as usual, having learned to live with a threat level, whatever it may be, public pride, i'll just say era. s

in north korea, which has been in a state of war with the united states, for over 70 years a militarys within its striking distance. chairman of. 결행하지 않을 수 없을 것입니다. 화성 97이 지금 전 세계에서 나와 있는 공개된 것 중에 가장 큰 거예요. 가장 멀리 날아간다고 하죠. 화상포 17영 안에 대당 한대 발사 안에 보통 탄두를 한 네 개 정도를 따로 넣는다고 생각하면은 그래서 외신이 그렇게 썼어요. 너무 많다. 이거... 조선반도 사태의 번질은 우리를 족대시하며 해기업을 가하고 있는 미국과 그에 맞서 나라와 민족의 전험과 자주권을 지키려는 우리 공화국 사이의 대결입니다. 미국은 이 세상에서 제일 처음으로 핵무기를 만든 나라이며 이 세상에서 유일하게 핵무기를 실전에 사용하여 수십만의 무거한 민간인들을 대량한 나라입니다. 조선 민주주 인민공하국은 철두 철미 미국 때문에 핵을 보여하지 않으면 안 되었으며, 미국 때문에 핵무력을 오늘의 경제로 강화 발전시키지 않으면 안 되었습니다. 우리의 국가 행무력은 미국의 군사적 침공을 맡기 위한 전쟁 옥재력이며, 최종 목표는 미국과 심의 균능을 이루는 것입니다. the completion of its nuclear capabilities and north korea holds its first ever summit with the us, unlike with nations that resisted the us, this time the united states differed from donald trump on establishing a new dprk us relationship and building a peace regime on the korean peninsula. we're starting that process very quickly, very, very quickly, absolutely. however, the united states eventually broke off the negotiations, opting for military confrontation o

to collect shells, hello, this is north korea, this, this is the poorest of the poorest countries what, well, if big, powerful russia is begging for shells in north korea, well, that does not mean that north korea, that russia is in order, that they have everything, they feel great, they are doing great, on the fronts it is great, in the rear it is great , plenty of food, plenty of ammunition. yes, i have the impression that they have big problems, and these are internal problems can cause putin to waver in the sense that the russian people will begin to open their beaks, that we don't like shortages, do you think he will remember the 41st year and we will be hungry, but we will fight, that's the question, i i think that here it is necessary... to try as much as possible to at least professionally assess the actual situation that exists in the russian federation and internally, we have few, by the way, few experts and... professional people who can really qualitatively make such an analysis, more that we would like to hear, that we would like see, they really have problems, defini

such a function, then this missile can be quite high-precision, and these... the missiles that north koreaan, these are all, how dangerous are they, how accurate are they, well, because we all understand that north korea is not perfect, to put it mildly speaking, the country in the technological sense, let's say it directly, but as for rockets, well, after all, they launch into space over there, well, or near outer space, what kind of things, dummies, they fly somewhere over there, what about korea, with korean quality of korean missiles, north korean. the ken-23 missile is a copy of the russian 9m723 iskander, it is definitely a copy of russian ballistics, but here the question is in quality, precisely in reliability, they really, they have a rather low level of reliability, and even, i will say this, it has been known for a long time that those the ammunition that north korea sends to russia is, to put it mildly, of poor quality. as needed, the quality is not enough, but this is ammunition, this is an artillery projectile, it is quite easy to manufacture, technically and technologically,

north korea seems firmly set on a different course. and the police on the relationship between the north and the south is no longer at that a fellow countryman, or of a homogenous nature provider of 2 hostile states. recent tensions have been heightened with the launch of thousands of fresh build balloons from north korea. then dig in, south korea, those balloons were sent in response to balloons. loans by north korean defect is living in the south carrying packages that include us, be states loaded with popular t, v dramas and cape paul to show people in the news. what life is like here, you'd also stated the value of exposing north koreans to such a popular culture from the south. which combined with the recent use of loud speakers to bring the cost of pop music and propaganda across the demilitarized zone, separating the neighbors in rages beyond gang, making the prospect of unification. more remote than ever, rob mcbride, i'll just say era. so students wielding sticks a fault with supporters of the over time government in banglades

and if so, how much of north korea might any new tourists really be able to see?chief in pyongyang. we have seen some russian tourists, i should we have seen some russian tourists, ishould mention, visit north korea earlier this year. they did go to ski resort on the east coast and sent some schoolchildren to a camp on the east coast. the december trips are to the far north to sammy—jee—0n and to a sacred mountain, committees featured in the painting behind me, and it is very interesting. it is very remote which means the north koreans will be able control what it is the visitors see and control the interactions between foreigners and the north koreans. so it is baby steps. but i will say i am not surprised they are seeking to this part of the country. kinjong—un —— kimjong—un has spent quite a bit building up this area because it is one of his family's mythology. the mythology is that his father was born here, that his grandfather for that against the japanese and today but the liberation day from japanese colonial rule. this is important sides of their propagand