, we'll never be able to solve the north korean issue. w more than ever we must increase the flow of information into north korea. so the international community must take more proactive actions to improve human rights in north korea and impose strong penalties on regime's violation. there should be widespread sanctions and press to compel the north korean regime to abolish these very bad laws and based on strong support for north korean youth. i'm going to emphasize again, knowledge is power. the right information for north korean citizens is the first step to solving all the issues relative to north korea. thank you. [applause] olivia: that was really incredible and i thinking about able to have your own personal story of how information transfd your thinking makes the argument all the more powerful. i like the emphasis on the need for diversity in north korea. we can get into debates over which information is better and i actually just think having a variety of different types of information provided is really important. you can have th

they claim to have helped high profile north koreans defect. >> there were whispers within the north korean diplomatic community about this strange organization that was out there doing this. >> was it a loosely formed group of people? >> it was. >> and how big are we talking about? >> i don't even actually know the number. >> cheollima's grand mission was to overthrow the north korean dictatorship. one of the most repressive regimes in the world. the underground group was led by this man, adrian hong, a korean-mexican who held a u.s. green card. a yale dropout, hong became a human rights activist. >> adrian huang has said he considers himself a freedom fighter who's conducting a revolution. did you view yourself as a freedom fighter? >> no. no. i -- i -- obviously adrian has his motivations to doing what he wants to do. but my motivation was just simply to bring some hope to people who are hopeless. >> in the fall of 2018, christopher ahn was in italy when a cheollima team reportedly arranged for north korea's acting ambassador and his wife to walk out of their embassy in rome, jump

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died, it was his son and there are victims, so russia decided to activate again... the use of north koreanles. there was practically no use of them for 5 months. does this indicate that they had some delays with these missiles, and now they have a new supply that has come in, and because of that they started using them so actively, or maybe there was some other reason for this. and in general, why do you think the enemy started now use and what it could mean for our air defenses. well, in general , it should be noted that this is already such a friend. an attempt by a terrorist state to use the missiles it receives from north korea, and in principle, these are confirmed facts on which it works. including the ukrainian prosecutor's office, carefully collecting all this evidence of international crimes, and the participation in them, in addition to the russian federation, of other countries, the so -called allies of this terrorist state, and by and large the first application took place at the end of last year, after that at the beginning of the year and the last ones... from that batch was

and so they're volunteering to help the north koreans also not a declaration of war against the united states on the chinese either. so, you know, so so there's some when it comes to the larger powers that got involved in the korean war and what their perspective and how they see it. and i also think you there's just you know so there's multiple dimensions about when people think the korean war began. also you know what really changes on june 25th, 1950 from the perspective of koreans less changes then from the perspective of americans, i would say yes. so can you talk a little bit about how something that began with roots that were in local conflict and civil conflict sort of starts to escalate after second world war and through colonialism why would something particular to the korean peninsula become of such significance of such great concern to the united nations or to china or the soviet or the united states? i think there's lot of reasons for that. one thing a lot, of people look at dean acheson's famous defense perimeter speech, where he lays out what he says, you know this is th

why do the russians use these north korean missiles, given the fact that russia always says and boastsey have the largest military-industrial complex there, and they take north korean missiles, which, let's say, are lower in class than russian ones, well, drones, they , they also said that we are advanced there, we developed such drones there, and as a result took and copied the iranian drone. iran, which has been under sanctions for more than 30 years, is under conditions dictatorships, so there is, let's say, powerful propaganda, there is such, so, centralization of power, but science is in a stupor, as a rule, and here are the technologies that they developed, so, well, back in the 90s, yes, they generally stopped, that's why the russians are forced, because they want people. volumes, and for this you need to expand production, yes, and you need to get western components, because they themselves are not able to make most of the radio-electronic equipment of complex weapons, yes, so they are forced to turn to countries such as iran, north korea, well, probably something in africa, so

that are now analyzing the wreckage have come to the conclusion that it is debris of the north koreansile k 23, it is similar to the indexes, with the numbering according to the fragments that were previously found on our territory, let me remind you that the last time russia used these north korean missiles was on february 27 of this year, in general, during the entire period of use of these missiles, there were about 50 launches were carried out, half of these rockets... exploded in the air, and the fragments of this rocket were found in the kyiv region, the rocket was actually headed somewhere towards the white church, but exploded in the air, and now we see the fragments of this the ken-23 missile, which has a range of up to 600 km and has a fairly powerful warhead weighing up to 1,000 kg in totyl equivalent, so we see that the enemy is trying to use all the... means at his disposal, which, of course, raises the issue of activating our air defense systems, increasing their number, which is actually happening right now, and now we will talk about what is happening in one of the mos

valery, at the very end i wanted to ask you about the north korean missiles used by the russians whening ukrainian territory, in particular , it was recorded that two north korean missiles flew in the direction of the kyiv region, what you can you tell about this weapon from north korea, how much, how much it can help the russians and how... effective is it? well, you know, any weapon will help the russians, because they use it against the civilian population. ot. well, now they are running into well-organized ukrainian air defense. now they use all kinds of crap like styrofoam drones and korean missiles. well, what can you say about these hwasongs, huh? these are hwasong missiles there 11, hwasong. well, i don't remember anymore. hwasong seems to be 11, and something is spinning, a number seven next to it, so this is a missile that is generally such a copy, very similar to the russian ballistic iskander, iskander m. so, but unlike the russian iskander, this missile is more primitive, and it, it can be influenced by means of reb, which in general and it happens, well, besides rockets.

valery, the very end i wanted to ask you about the north korean missiles used by the russians in the... shelling of ukrainian territory, in particular, it was recorded that two north korean missiles flew in the direction of the kyiv region, what can you say about these weapons from north korea, how much, how much it can help the russians and how effective it is. well, you know, any weapon will help the russians, because they use it against the civilian population, but now they are rushing. on a well-organized ukrainian air defense, now they use all kinds of crap like foam drones and korean missiles. well, what can be said about these hwasongs, yes, these are hwasong missiles, there are 11, hwasong, well, i don’t remember anymore, it seems to be hwasong 11, but something is spinning, the number seven is next to it, so this is a missile, which in general is like this copy, very similar to russian and ballistic. iskander, iskander m. so, but unlike the russian iskander, this rocket is more primitive, and it can be influenced by means of reb, which generally happens. well, in addition, th

i want to see more of peters pirated pyongyang propaganda, a window into what the north korean state le to see and believe well, you've been to north korea, amir 19 times. you've watched a lot of course of north korean tv yourself, how much tv do people actually though, watch there in north korea? >> yeah, there's not a whole lot else to do when you're sitting kind of waiting in-between shoots in north korea very familiar with some of that music. it's still a second my head all these years later, the priority of kim jong un's government is that there's a television in every single home which might surprise a lot of people i think of north korea as this poor place, but most homes, if not, if not every home in every public space has a television because of the power of having this propaganda on 24/7, keeping the kims in power is crucial information is crucial so peter says he watched this for one full day dreamt about it two nights in a row, and he's in canada. imagine sara, if you lived in north korea will ripley? >> thank you so much for that piece and thank you for joining

defenders are more and more frequent, and kyiv, now i saw about korean, north korean weapons about thisallistic missile, is it the same as iskander or something else? well, indeed, we see that after long pauses, which were within the limits of five or six months, the enemy began to use these north korean kn-23 missiles, visually. really resemble iskander and even the launcher is very reminiscent of iskander, these missiles have a range of, if i am not mistaken, 500-600 km, the weight of the warhead. is estimated differently from 600 kg to a ton and according to the data of our investigative bodies there, according to the americans, the russians used about five dozen of these missiles against our objects, half of these missiles exploded in the air, they do not look like are accurate, but given the power of the combat unit, they are really capable of causing casualties among civilian population. just yesterday the situation in provar, where a boy died there, and the president later confirmed that it was the use of a north korean ken-23 missile, but in the last few weeks, two or three week

a senior north korean government official — who recently defected — has told the bbc that north korea can restart negotiations with the united states. ri il kyu is the highest—ranking person to defect from the regime in eight years. he was working as a diplomat in cuba when he fled with his family to south korea at the end of last year. in his first interview with an international news broadcaster, he's been speaking to our seoul correspondent jean mackenzie. for this north korean elite, turning his back on the regime was a life or death gamble. ri il kyu raced to the airport in the middle of the night, giving his familyjust six hours notice. sick with fear about what would happen if they were caught. translation: either i would have been executed or sent _ to a political prison camp. to a political prison camp for life. i could accept my own death but the fear of my family being killed was overwhelming. the most high—ranking person to escape north korea in eight years, he has a rare insight into what the most secretive state once. secretive state wants. despite kimjong—un�*s recent d

base news agencies of the country's military had taken custody of the defect or the man wearing a north korean military uniform is being questioned by south korean authorities on his motives for the crossing. for land has summoned be raining in baset or over the closing of a german language institute and tear on the calling for an immediate reopening. arrange and media say the closure wasn't retaliation for germany shuddering and his law mac center. in hamburg, back in july, for linux instead of being an outpost of ron's theocracy, a fresh search is under way for 6 people still missing after luxury yacht sank off the italian island. officially, one man has been confirmed that the u. k. tech tycoon mike lynch and his daughter are among those still missing as well as jonathan bloomer, the chairman of the investment bank. morgan stanley, international british inspectors have now been deployed as the search continues the day after super. y'all capsized here. italian rescue teams continue their search for the missing divers began to descend to the rest of the page, and the british flag yacht had 22

a senior north korean government official — who recently defected — has told the bbc that north koreations with the united states. in his first interview with an international news broadcaster, he's been speaking to our seoul correspondent jean mackenzie. for this north korean elite, turning his back on the regime was a life or death gamble. ri il kyu raced to the airport in the middle of the night, giving his familyjust six hours notice. sick with fear about what would happen if they were caught. translation: either i would have been executed or sent to a political prison camp. i been executed or sent to a political prison camp-— been executed or sent to a political prison camp. i could accept my own death but the _ prison camp. i could accept my own death but the fear _ prison camp. i could accept my own death but the fear of _ prison camp. i could accept my own death but the fear of my family - death but the fear of my family being killed was overwhelming. the most high—ranking person to escape north korea in eight years. he has a rare insight into what the most secretive state onc

missiles that exploded there near the breweries and it is indeed the remains of kn-23, this is a north koreanissile. actually, the video of the explosion under the breweries is available on the internet, but we decided not to share it, although this video actually shows that this rocket fell next to the highway, about 20 km from this place to kyiv, and we can say that it is actually the situation resembles something. the explosion of the same rocket on the kn-23 near the white church, which happened on july 31, and in fact, after such a significant pause since january or february of this year, there was a long pause where these korean missiles were not used by the enemy, now we see that for two days in a row almost the enemy uses single versions of these missiles, which actually have considerable power, but low accuracy. .. even an explosion in the air sometimes causes destruction and tragic consequences, this has not happened now, in any case, we still see that there are risks. the use of north korean missiles that are stored. and then we'll talk about how our air force will increase its cap

a senior north korean government official who recently defected has told the bbc that north korea is it can restart negotiations with the united states. ri il kyu is the highest—ranking person to defect from the regime in eight years. he was working as a diplomat in cuba when he fled with his family to south korea at the end of last year. in his first interview with an international news broadcaster, he's been speaking to our seoul correspondentjean mackenzie. for this north korean elite, turning his back on the regime was a life or death gamble. ri il kyu raced to the airport in the middle of the night, giving his familyjust six hours notice, sick with fear about what would happen if they were caught. translation: either i would have been executed or sent _ to a political prison camp for life. i could accept my own death, but the fear of my family being killed was overwhelming. the most high—ranking person to escape north korea in eight years, he has a rare insight into what the most secretive state wants. despite kimjong—un�*s recent dalliance with vladimir putin, the former diplom

two of them were shot down, the air force said that this could have been either iskanders or the north korean kn-23, so we can say that according to our sources , we talked to specialists who were currently analyzing the debris of one of the missiles that exploded there near the breweries, and indeed it is the remains of the kn-23, it is a north korean missile. the actual video of the explosion under the breweries, it is available on the internet, but we decided not to give it, although this video actually shows that this rocket fell next to the highway, about 20 km from this place to kyiv, and we can say that this is actually the situation somewhat reminiscent of the explosion of the same rocket on the kn-23 nearby of the white church that happened. on july 31, and in fact, after such a significant pause since january or february of this year, there was a long pause where these korean missiles were not used by the enemy, now we see that for two days in a row , almost the enemy uses single variants of these missiles, which actually, well, have a significant power , but low accuracy, but even

the defector was a military member of the north korean army and he was still wearing his north koreanhis direction are still under this —— defection are still under this —— defection are still under this —— defection are still under investigation. can still under this -- defection are still under investigation. can you tell us about _ still under investigation. can you tell us about what _ still under investigation. can you tell us about what this _ still under investigation. can you tell us about what this area - still under investigation. can you tell us about what this area is i tell us about what this area is like? . ., . like? the defector crossed the eastern part — like? the defector crossed the eastern part of— like? the defector crossed the eastern part of the _ like? the defector crossed the eastern part of the peninsula i like? the defector crossed the - eastern part of the peninsula which is a mountainous stretch of the border. the area as part of the demilitarised zone, one of the most heavily armed border is in the world. it's around 250 kilometres long and four kilometre

very important for kimjong un and north korean familie5 because this is where the father of kim jongorn. he put huge re5ource5 is reported to be born. he put huge resources into this resort to create 5ki slopes, villas, hotels that he desperately needs to be filled right now. also what we know for the north korean economy it is important because in 2019 there was a record number of chinese touri5ts, at 300,000 foreign tourists came, many chinese came to north korea, that was reported to bring you north korean economy around $100 million but as the countries we open borders, there will be real question marks surrounding we5tern touri5ts, rabbi doesn't listen to is coming each year. when we look to the travel advisory there are also the same thing, don't travel to north korea at all. under any circumstance.— north korea at all. under any circumstance. thanks so much. see again _ circumstance. thanks so much. see again soon. _ let's get some of the day's other news now. japan's economy grew 3.1% annually in the april tojune quarter, beating estimates. on a quarterly basis gdp rose 0.8%,

i want to see more of peters pirated pyongyang propaganda, a window into what the north korean state wants its people to see and believe one of the top priorities of the north korean government is to have a television and every single home that's because of the power of having this propaganda on 24/7 day in day out, it really does help keep the kims in power. >> peter says he watched this for just one full day and had dreams about a two nights in a row and he's in canada. imagine what it's like if you're living inside north korea, will ripley, cnn, taipei what a story. >> well, thank you so much for joining us. i'm going to see you again tomorrow night, live from chicago, starting at five eastern for special coverage of the democratic national convention will see even have a great night one remember, i don't want to surgery for my dupa trends contraction to i want to be able to lay my hand flat i want to non-surgical recovery for, i want options. non surgical options and five and non surgical freeman is in auburn i'll get a second opinion let's go take charge of your treatment. >> if

president zelensky is saying a russian forces used a north korean missile on its overnight air strike launched by russia during their overnight strike. you can get all of that on the bbc news website and app. the impact of the riots which hit parts of the uk over the past two weeks will be felt for years to come. that's according to a top government minister. thousands of anti—racism protesters rallied in towns and cities across the uk on saturday with people taking to the streets in cities including belfast, birmingham, cardiff and glasgow. it follows the disorder in areas of england and northern ireland, fuelled by online disinformation following the southport attack in which three young girls were killed. more than 775 people have been arrested. here's the bbc�*sjoe pike who explained the kind of pressure these recent riots in the uk have put on the court and prison system. we know there are more than 100 people in uk prisons either waiting for a trial or waiting for sentencing related to this disorder. we also know that the courts have been fast—tracking some of these cases, meani

north korea conducted a new missile test media reports north korean leader kim jong-un supervised the missile test. the north korean missile test was carried out at the same time as the annual military exercise between south korea and the united states. north korea. he called these exercises a prelude to the start of the second nuclear war. seoul and washington started their 11-day joint amphibious and air exercise on the 29th of august. this exercise is the second major annual joint exercise of the two allies. mexico has cut ties with the us and canadian embassies. this action was taken in response to washington and ottawa's criticism of judicial reforms in mexico the president of mexico has proposed a plan for fundamental reforms in the judicial system of this country. the mexican congress has also given the green light to the president's plan to reform the country's food system and is going to start discussing and deciding on this issue next week. thousands of people demonstrated in the capital city of mexico city on sunday against the proposed reforms. based on the proposal of the

you remember when the uh uh it was alleged that the north korean uh leader or possibly his sister had their uh brother um assassinated at an airport, i don't want to say it was a third world, it was a third country uh, i don't want to name the country or the airport, but basically it was an allegation against the north korean leader, there were sanctions imposed, it was all over the news, there were condemnations out of the west, but when it's when it involves iran or or syria or lebanon, it is the silence is definiting gisu, why is that the case? mean aren't isn't every country privy to the protection of... national law, exactly, you're absolutely right, particularly the countries that uh have accepted the un charter and are members of the united nations, this is the basics of what is expected of them to observe, and clearly it is not the case, particularly when it comes to western allies of the israeli regime, and well these double double standards exist in almost every aspect, and every dimension, so so it's not just about the assassination of ismail hannah, even when you look at w

. >> north koreans have tried to escape the regime for a long time, which is why we have seen so manyectors, and to get that number has sharply dropped. what role does seoul think that china is playing their? >> china is the place where many defectors are going through to come to south korea, so if china is tightening control over the north korean people and force them to go back to north korea, then the number of defectors drops. if china cloes their eyes to this, north korean people just go through their land, then we have a higher number of defectors. so china is kind of a very important factor in deciding the number of those defectors that come to south korea. and recently defectors from a group, for example, diplomats were students or training company workers, the number of these defectors is now increasing, so this means that there is a high demand for defection, but it is really hard to cross the border, because north korea is tightening control over the borderline. so it is almost impossible to cross the china and north korea borderlines to defect from north korea. paul: that

at the expense of and certain such tests, shall we say, on the battlefield, because we see how north korean missiles are imperfect. is falling apart on the fly, and with the help of russian resources, with the help of russian engineers in north korea, unfortunately, there is an opportunity to work on these weapons, especially at the moment when russia is interested in north korea helping it to have its military-industrial complex the complex worked for the russian war. in addition, the current relationship with russia helps north korea on the one hand, get a certain balance in the region in 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

missiles, and now it is possible that in this attack the enemy may have used north korean missiles,y are worse than, from the point of view of performance, than those made in russia, but they have a longer range and a higher power warhead, so it's dangerous anyway. weapons and, of course, to repel these missiles, either sumpti or our patriot complexes, which can fight ballistic missiles, are used. mr. serhiy, i would also like to discuss a little the situation in turetsk or near turetsk, under this city, they write, in particular botusov writes that the situation there is threatening or even critical, he writes that the units of the 32nd mechanized brigade are deeply covered. and bear heavy losses, the enemy is attacking from several directions, the russians are also suffering heavy losses, they have, but they have many more reserves and say that the command does not make the necessary decisions, does not want to take responsibility for the withdrawal of troops, and this will only lead to unnecessary losses and possibly wastage getting into the environment, well, that's butusov's op

a man wearing a north korean military uniform is being questioned by south korea and authorities on his motives for the crossing. as a german court has upheld the sentence of a 99 year old former nazi concentration camp worker, m. god force, you know, was given 2 years suspended sentence for aiding the murder of more than 10000 people as a secretary at the store to have concentration can during world war 2. the case could be one of the last non c trials due to the age of the defendants. ukraine's parliament has voted to band the russia link ukrainian orthodox church. the bill they've passed out was all religious organizations, with connections to russia. the measure needs to be signed into law by president will let them use the landscape before it will take effect. peace talks are underway in geneva to end the 16 month war between the sudanese army and the parent military rapids support forces or artist ask, but only one side has showed up to the talks that's made it difficult to address the humanitarian disaster unfolding. as a result of the war, half of su don's population of 50000000

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 bro cost pop music and propaganda. across the demilitarized zone, separating the neighbors and rages beyond gang, making the prospect of unification. more remote than ever, rob mcbride, i'll just say it right. so students fielding sticks of fault with supporters of the, of the throng and government and bangladesh. countries along the southern permanent associates, i've seen a flat donation officer, a police crackdown that killed at least 300 student protests is a seen, had been in power for more than 20 years. an interim government is now in place led by nobel laureate mohammed eunice, at least to student protests as of also been named to the temporary administration output of news from india to bring you well, large crowds of gathered to witness the prime minister under, under moody mock. 77 years of independence, thousands attended the spectacle up the red fort in new delhi. the national flag was raised on moody, delivered a speech. h

it didn't reveal was information was access in the hack a north korean soldier has defected to south korea are fortunately, crossing the heavily militarized border sol based news agencies that the country's military had taken custody of the defect to the man who was wearing a north korean military uniform is now been questioned by south korea and authorities on his motives for the crossing of police and 10 years searching for an alleged serial killer who has escaped from custody. collins to my z was described as a psychopath. i'm the vampire of to allegedly confessing to muttering and dismembering . 42 women, including his wife. you broke house of a police, selling nairobi alone with a dozen of the detainees. peace talks on the way in geneva to end the 16 month old between the sudanese army and the power military rapids support forces or are assess. but only one side has shown up to the talks. now that has made it difficult to address the humanitarian dissolved as it is unfolding as a result of the call of saddam's population of 50000000 is now facing food and security and from and o

china should not have north korean workers in china, russia should not have north korean workers in russia, but both do. they openly violate security council resolutions. and they don't care, to take action against china or russia is necessary voting in the security council. the un can't really do anything because these countries will veto, and so we are in a very difficult international environment where there is no leverage against china. because china has a significant influence on the global economy and markets, alain carlson doubts that any countries or institutions will try to influence china economically to stop supporting russia. china remains. part of the world economy and blocking china, like russia, would have a profound impact on the world economy. i don't think so at this stage someone will decide on it, so it's a bit like a bit of a sleight of hand where everyone is trading cautiously and trying to figure out if more can be done and if it can get away with the event. security expert bruce bennett notes that china's philosophy of partnership is different from that of the west.

a man wearing a north korean military uniform is being questioned. 5 south korean authorities on his motives for the crossings. german court has upheld the sentence of a 99 year old former nazi concentration camp worker. m. god force now was given a 2 year suspended sentence for a meeting in the murder of more than 10000 people. as a secretary at the store total concentration camp during world war 2. the case could be one of the last non c trials due to the age of the defendants. ukraine's parliament has voted to ban the russia link ukrainian orthodox church. the bill they passed outlaws, all religious organizations with connections to russia. the measure needs to be signed into law by president will let him hear the landscape to take effect. the chinese prime minister leads young has begun a 3 day visit to russia. piece came to boost ties that have grown closer since rushes full scale invasion of ukraine. china is never condemned to russia's invasion. nato members have described beijing as of the science of enabler of the war. chinese premier d chung as arrived in moscow for talks w

, the visitors see and control the interaction between the foreigners and the north koreans. at i'm not surprised that they're sticking to this part of the country. kimjong—un, the leader of north korea, has invested quite a bit in building up this area because it is an area that is part of his family mythology. the mythology is that his father was born there that his father, his grandfather, fought there against the japanese. today marks the their liberation day from japanese colonial rule. and so these are very important sites to their propaganda. and i should say he's been investing in this. hopefully some of the towns that you see in the painting behind me have also been renovated as part of this process, but it's a lot of money that's been poured into a very remote part of north korea. the australian breakdancer raygun says the backlash to her 0lympics performance has been "devastating". the dancer, whose real name is rachael gunn and who also lecturers in breaking at an australian university, said in a social media video that she didn't realise competing would "open the

as the north korean expression goes there, we just should leave it up and die. a new world health organization figures put the number of the larry cases in north korea between 20212022. at nearly $4500.00, the figure analysts say is likely higher. now, given the countries outdated medical infrastructure and widespread hunger unit skim . oh, the 0. so weight is always the funds of the british pop from the corporate, unfinished band, oasis, they are reuniting for a while till now. it's when it comes 15 years after the band broke off because of a feud between 2 brothers image and came the tells us more the use of anger pointing multiple. i couldn't music making a great. whitfield legend weiss has been around 15 years. so in these agreements the gallagher brothers are confirmed they will be re fi.

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’s office, the prosecutor general’s office of ukraine spoke about this, that about half of the north koreanket, it does not reach the target, it falls apart in the air, and eyewitnesses, here is the last attack, at least one kn-23, here it simply fell apart somewhere in the air and was already falling under the brewery, and it must be understood that it is unlikely that this suburb of kyiv was the target of the attack, the site of its fall. to the center of the capital of ukraine is approximately 20 km there, to any other, possibly also interesting for the russian federation, object, a similar distance, and it must be understood that even if these missiles fall apart, well, because we are talking about what was produced in north korea, and there are even photos of, for example, the bearings used to adjust the steering surfaces so that the rocket can adjust its course, and there the bearings are used. those that are similar are the same, more precisely, as, for example, in civilian cars, that is, well, this is exactly the suspension that is used in a banal passenger car, it weighs about a to

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 bangladesh. countries, a long list of employment is to say, i seen a flat donation officer, a police crackdown till hundreds of student demonstrations. a senior has been in pals to move in 20 years. an interim government is in place led by nobel laureate mohammed eunice says the united nations will look into last month's atrocities. at least to student need as have been included in the temporary government to degrees . now and people are returning to the homes to assess the damage off to the west wild 5 this year, the flames came close to the greek capital, destroying thousands of buildings. thousands of people were told to l

control the interactions between foreigners and the north koreans.sed 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 propaganda and he has been investing into this so hopefully the town to see in the painting behind me have also been renovated as part of this process but a lot of money has been poured into very remote part of north korea. taylor swift has been back on stage — this time in london — a week after her concerts in vienna were cancelled after a suspected attack was uncovered. the singer performed the first of her five night sell out show at wembley, which will bring her european tour to a close. our music correspondent marc savage was there. 92,000 fans poured into wembley stadium dressed in tassels, sequins and ball gowns, as taylor swif

missiles flying over ukraine, allegedly this morning it became known that these are precisely north korean missiles, and not russian ones, which says that russian probably less, well, at least we would like it so it was, what about these rockets? well, first of all, we determine that russia no longer has that amount. strategic, especially ballistic missiles, which would be launched and quickly reach their targets in a few minutes, or a maximum of up to 20 minutes throughout the territory of our country, it is understood that they can replenish this stock at the expense of technological solutions in russia, because the components were from the usa , from germany, japan, france, other countries, is now very powerfully restricted, except for smuggling, so they have already concluded contracts for the supply of ballistic weapons to north korea, and for... there are negotiations with iran, from iran it is suspended, there is a strong pressure of our allies on iran, regarding the supply of these types of missiles, and the ht2 missiles that we recorded in the sky near kyiv today are already balli