china will not tolerate active support for development of the missile and nuclear potential in north korea. i believe all these talks about this are basically a kind of bluff to put additional pressure on the united states. once that happens, china will stop it. china does not want proliferation of nuclear technology. china does not trust north korea. china knows north korea cannot be controlled. and china would be far more happy with the north korea stable, but quiet. the level of economic control of china over north korea and russia is enough to stop anything like that shouldn't happen, but they do not believe it will happen anyway. sami: it has been a fascinating discussion. i am afraid time is out. i will have to thank our guests. thank you all for joining us. and thank you too for joining the show. you can see the program by visiting our website at al jazeera.com. head over to our facebook page for additional discussion. you can also join the conversation on x. from the entire team here, goodbye. ♪♪♪ sally sara: in the mountains of the himalayas, a young girl leads the way home.

north korea. guest: thank you john for the question. in terms ofin terms of china anh korean tension, in korea they prevented the unification of the korean macarthur did his historic landing and was able to cut off north korea's supply lines, reverse the wave, and push up to the 38th parallel until the north korean people's volunteer army came in human waves, that was their tactic. these human waves to push u.s. forces back. i certainly do not think there is a likelihood of china adding involved in ukraine in the same way. geographically it is a completely different situation. when president xi and vladimir putin met and they talk about this unending friendship, my senses china is very ambivalent about the war in you reign. they do not want to be on the losing side and they do not know which side is owning. i did not think they want to be cast as an international pariah. plus they have a host of domestic problems, including their economy and the chinese leader is making a lot of mistakes. we see it in the disappearing of key leaders. the defense minister goes missi

china. any time north does some sort of behavior and that is quite often the first people the international community they blame as c china because china s so muchnf influence over north. it will be interesting to see if in new york at the u.n. this week there'll be a wholesale condemnation of russia and north because of these summits and i expect everybody here can i say south japan the eu, everybody to criticize it. i'll be interested to see whatyb russia w does -- i'm sorry what china says about it because this will reveal some of their cards about how they feel about this arms transmission. >> this is thomas of humble, texas independent. you were on with victor cha. >> hello victor, good morning. one thing china russia going broke over this military war and i want to ask you why are we still spending $2 million a month in iraq? thank you. >> thanks for the question. i never covered iraq either in the government or in my role as a scholar so i can't really say about iraq. i think in the case of russia the united states has invested lot both materially as well as politically in defending a

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this across central areas and to north of china, beijing, seeing the temperature is very high for this time. if you're at $32.00 degrees celsius on wednesday, that heat continuing across the korean peninsula and into japan. we've got some what the weather is starting to creep into tokyo. but you can see from the 3 day the temperature will be recovering back into the thirty's. by the time we get to friday. now for the south asia or it is a story of rain but not as intense as we have seen over the past few days. we've got an amber warning out the central area, so that heavy rains that we cuz as we get into thursday the rain, however, pushing rather heavily into me and my bundle with dish. and furthermore, by the time we get to this day that to weather update, the atlanta stein will to be legal tray. what you have here is not just american logical objects. you're talking about the political damage, where the spoils of war smuggled and sold 2 option houses and private collectors are selling. i mean, part of the fact is worth finance is to be headings of muslims in the middle east. don't se

of for the china expert up there. what does this mean for china? doesn't what north korea has done here really push, force china's hand in terms of leaving their hands off this and therefore by fall to being on the side of russia and north korea or are they going to do something about it and be more critical of it? i think it's a game changer both in terms of the wmd program as well as the geopolitics in the region so i would love to get a response. don't need a response from sue. i want to hear from the others. >> i think china is not happy with the constitution between china and russia and very concerned about russia and north korea with north korea as a missile and nuclear technology. but i think china wants, china cannot block those kinds of exchanges. instead china wants to push north korea and russia not to deliver critical technology. they want to keep negotiating with russia and north korea not to deliver those key technologies to north korea. that's what they can do. on north korea they have limitations and influence that russia and north korea and they want

i king to go through china into exit out of north korea.— king to go through china into exit out of northe to speculate whether - out of north korea. i suppose will have to speculate whether they i out of north korea. i suppose will. have to speculate whether they got anything in return. let's talk about the of the north koreans put out. they said that he had wanted to be sent to a third country and that he complained of ill—treatment and racism in america. what do you make of that statement?— of that statement? there is no secret that _ of that statement? there is no secret that there _ of that statement? there is no secret that there are _ of that statement? there is no secret that there are racial - of that statement? there is no i secret that there are racial issues in america. there is absolutely no question about that. but the us military is so focused on ensuring every service member is treated with dignity and respect. it's in on going challenge that the us military has but it is addressing those challenges. has but it is addressing those challenges-— has but it is addressing thos

of the us. they went into north korea to get private king and took him across the border to china, where a us team waiting to fly him home. there is a slither of geopolitical hope in all this that, despite current military tensions between north korea and the united states, both sides were able to arrange travis king's safe return, and with help from china. a us official said this showed the importance of keeping channels of communication open, while adding they'd made no concessions to the north to make this happen. private king is said to be in good health and good spirits, excited to be heading home. any disciplining will wait, the us says, until his medical and emotional needs have been met and he's been reunited with his family. jean mackenzie, bbc news, in seoul. earlier, i spoke to our north america correspondent sean dilley about the case. sketchy. little sketchy. us officials had said that they'd been told through diplomatic channels that he probably would be released at some point. the release — or technically, it's an expulsion by the north korean authorities — came rather abruptly. the

china, they are interested in russia being at war and weakening because of the war, and my opinion is that north korea or china will transfer so many weapons to russia through north korea with a goal of how much it is necessary to maintain the current level of hostilities, that is, to prevent russia from collapsing and rapidly losing , to maintain the war somewhere at the level at which all this is, on the one hand, for them, as well as for china, the opportunity to avoid unnecessary sanctions they did not want to avoid an excessively sharp reaction to the fact that china joined the war, actually on the side of russia , on the other hand, this gives an opportunity and an option to weaken russia with the aim of further taking over its resources and possibly territories, therefore exactly as much as what do you think about whether russia has increased the production of weapons , in particular the military-industrial complex of russia , or has it reached a pre-war level that is many times greater than it was a long full-scale invasion, what new yorkers write about , what ukrainian intelligence deni

we know that china is a strong ally of russia and also of north korea. it's also the biggest trade partner. so it has a lots of leverage. and some analysts believe china would be key in preventing an audio from going ahead. but in type of china so far it's only comments on this visit, has been to say that this is something a, this is a matter between these 2 solving nations. but some chinese analysts say that what we're seeing here is a reaction to us as actions in the region and intensifying that tree drills with its partners in stepping up freedom of navigation operations in the south china sea . and making a mistake. china has increasingly viewed these as attempts to instill colette and it's also said that it's also criticized us dominance. india international rena. that's a view that strat, by north korea and russia, and all these 3 countries have made no secret of the fact. but perhaps it's time to challenge the existing international world order. okay. yeah, phones, thanks very much indeed for that. so we're going to cost to you the shop of, of the

have much of a choice and see talks and the approach meant with the us under the trump administration has come to a 2nd hold on. north korea has been relatively isolated with the exception of china . so now north korea has a chanc to, to get back into business, especially with russia during the deal. there were a lot of different deals with russia in the pipeline such as energy deal. and though they can resume these kind of project, how much do you think the west to should be concerned about this visit? or do you think the optics are perhaps worse than the fact? well, it's usually the upticks worse, but we have to be concerned about what happens in europe. what happens in the ukraine and we have to be buried about what technology transfers to countries such as the teacher k with mean on the broader scale because steeper k itself would probably also be a source to other countries. and how about the wider geo political impact of russia's war and ukraine and the way that we're seeing power shifting around the world and alliance is, do you think most goes efforts to round up allies like north korea, to, you know, apparently what appears here to bring them closer together will result

of power in the far east. and i'm wondering what strong the ties between russia and north korea mean showing young is now not so reliant on china. this is of course, assuming that north korea get something of a good be back out of moscow. well, i know it, it's not, uh, i don't think it is that black and white, you know, north korea has its own relations that's going on with china. china was the 1st ambassador invited back for an ambassador invited back to turn young. it is definitely cultivating that relationship as well. we don't see a real try lateral. um, you know, we don't see the kind of try lateral alliance forming in the way that it is us southridge japan as of yet. but you know, in the last uh, parade, and the last major political parade and, and military parade. in north korea, you did have russian representatives and chinese representatives there. so you do see, you know, a greater alignment as, as andre and moscow talked about, of, of, you know, china, north korea and russia against the west. and especially against the us, you know, lead a security block in the region, and this is going to exacerbate that. but again,

satellite and cinema because north korea is completely dependent on china, it is primarily trade, it is economic support because even during the pandemic, again, the number ofpeople increased in the north . there were approximately 10 million people who were starving, and if china helped, economically, it would support it, it’s not a lie. that’s why it has a very serious influence on the north koreans because if there was not uh, well, you can say that positive feedback from both china regarding the maneuvers of uh, korea , north korea regarding cooperation with the cream with the aggressor country, then the position of the actual christian was more moderate, but if north korea leaves now she is going for such cooperation, so this step is also, well, you can’t say that well, it is elected, but at least beijing does not interfere with this, because it also asks the chinese, is interested in the fact that what was happening in the stabilization of the strengthening of the axis moscow, pyongyang through the korean peninsula because china is also betting on south and north korea to strengthen it because he really doesn't like the fact that he is now a chess stu

and i think the combination of the same is a north korea and russia has begun the combination to stay in china with russia. so there's lots of things that the north korea needs from russia and overtime. if i know it could be a very interesting. busy match for russia as uh, in case of an escalation with nature right now. rush, i stuff sufficient has a rush. it has plenty of, uh, extra capacity to be more me size things. and so, but it is always good to have a great casa in terms of, uh, north korea. and i think of sort of what the rush i want to show. uh, so is that uh, when did you see you actually there to send with some, uh, uh, width and some show. so some opportunities to uh, to your queen. well, we feel free to call to do further corporation in terms of defense with you and any north korea in terms of what we're seeing just as you're speaking there . and so it's all defense talking about that, but other, other types of mutual cooperation that, that russia on north korea and the, are historical and allies. what do you think that they're, they're going to pursue more? is this going to be st

vice premier is coming back this weekend to mark the anniversary of the founding of north korea. chinaerms of aid and other support. this also comes however ahead of a reported meeting between kim jong-un and vladimir putin next week. not only is pyongyang emerging from the covid isolation, they're trying to juggle the isolations with the two historic allies. the incentive to north korea is simple. along with energy, food aid, russia could provide technology needed to advance the long range missile program. moscow's newly warmed interest in pyongyang straightforward as well. they need access to the north's vast stockpiles of conventional weapons to wage its war against ukraine, a war that beijing refuses to fully commit to. finally, yes, you're right, bill. there's word that all three folks can get together in some way in the future. china, russia and north korea reportedly will participate in the joint naval drills much to the concern of nearby u.s. allies south korea and japan. maybe that's the point of it all. >> the world is choosing sides and doing it publicly. thanks, greg. in lo

coronavirus pandemic. the content of many such negotiations, because one should not forget about such an elephant in the room, china and the cd-pin, russia cannot do anything about northea without the permission of the chinese, and china does not want to lose its monopoly influence in the region therefore, in my opinion, any shadow agreements or open agreements are possible only on the condition that china agrees to it, and we should not forget that although these relations on the surface are bilateral, in fact they are tripartite, because the important player here is beijing , who needs this meeting more, i think which the way it is, russian affairs on the field are fighting a bad invasion is not going as planned but in north korea , the situation with the economy is simply miserable, the country is in a deep crisis, it needs russia's help, but of course i could be wrong. so, it is important here understand the role of china, it is a friend of russia, a country that helps north korea after sanctions. after all, for china, north korea is such a buffer between american forces based in south korea. north korea depends on china, but now that russia is looking for new all

they always scream, if shaigu meets with, say , the leader of north korea, our president meets with all sorts of iranian leaders, north korea, chinat is, it’s normal, you mean 50 , more than 50 of the richest countries, and you can’t cope with russia, and this means that you are somehow unhappy that we in general i don’t mind, in fact, i don’t mind if someone else helps us with weapons with giranis or some other drones, giranis are our dear ones, i just heard that in iran they started doing, well, the same ones. but already silent, apparently from our technology has been noticed, i am sure that we are also undergoing parallel developments, yes, well, again, the ukrainians were always indignant that these girani rattle too loudly, interfere with sleep, and so on, now they will fly silently, it’s much easier, and nerves for everyone who goes to bed and nerves boo, yes, but the most important thing about the support, today you know, i listened to... debates, the most boring debates of candidates for us presidents, the topic was the economy, well, that is, they didn’t live at all only in ukraine , but it's small there there was a piec

of japan. at that stage, a few showers into the north and the north east of china. further south to very wet, from the remnants of our old tropical system here in a lot of weather, to across indo china more live the storms coming in here. right. but the coming dies for the piecing a good scattering. a shell is more of a positive point here, in particular, also seeing some body shop. but the shelves are starting to creep across the other side of the equation now by the a shout as long as spells. if right, it's a west and pulse of in the meanwhile, where to weather will tend to ease a little further east, which as we go through friday, stay at on into wes sunday. bright. this guy's coming back in behind me while to try and settle whether across a good part of the raving peninsula. but if you shall see the plexi and the caspian this weekend, of the quote to you by visit castle from intimate moments to majors, social changes, the witness award winning films from around on out to 0 to develop drug speak. humans, scientists conduct the test on animals. monkeys are in high demand for the global associate

need to understand how to resist further deepening of cooperation and not only there, for example between north korea and russia, but also between chinaeven more serious threat. that is, i don't think there will be any sharp statements about this because, first of all, north korea is dependent on china economically , resource-wise, and secondly, well, we see china's position that it basically supports the russian federation, although it avoids, let's say, direct participation in the context of the russian-ukrainian war, and here there is a risk of further, er, further, as it were, advancement in this matter to western countries , the united states also assesses such a character as a potential threat in the context of military cooperation between china and the russian federation did you understand one more topic, literally, briefly, today, too, the financial times wrote that nato countries intend to hold the largest joint exercises of the cold war in germany, poland, and the baltic states in february and march already in the 24th year. what does this indicate ? in addition to the security plane, is there any political choice? why is th

of the close relationship between russia and north korea for some time and especially this potential movement of arms. the u.s. already has sanctions on north korea. i think some in washington will be watching china's movements if and when this relationship develops, how much beijing intervenes or does not intervene. imran: one other thing that has been brought up is the transfer of advanced weapons technology by russia to north korea. you talked about food aid and other types of aid, but you did not talk about advanced weapons technology. do you think that might happen by russia? >> [indiscernible] imran: that is not quite a green light to give ed wamp -- advanced weapons technology to north korea but certainly there is some wiggle room to give some. what does he do to south korea? >> south korea's response to north korea's provocations has been strictly proportional. the key is proportional. if russia is not going to provide technology for north korea to help develop nuclear propulsive submarine's and south korea's response will be proportional. but if russia stops at providing north korea only with food aid and invitation to military exercises with china, then it will not satisfy the needs of no

the creation of a new updated non-ally, but perhaps even a tough system of an alternative american security system. russia china northe are talking about the visit of kim jong-un and the position of china and, uh, it means that in new projects, you know, an image arises, as it were , you know, an amazing mixture, well, of course , russian. russian military power courage north korean obstinacy firmness courage and the chinese well, such economic power of a certain pragmatism and this mixture of these three things gives such a powerful drink, such a hot mixture that will sweep away any enemies of russia and china and north korea today, by the way, we separately noticed that the last time i came kim jong-un's father, they served vodka to the table, but due to the fact that kim jong-un had a european education. he studied in switzerland. today he drank light white wine. the soviet union was the first to send recognized the dprk web communications business center suffers powerful formidable union of powerful formidable two countries. the last time north korean leader kim jong un boarded his bulletproof train to visit russ

anniversary. >> if you look in the past and take a look at the kind of engagement that north korea has had with china diplomatically, we haven't really seen very high ranking officials from china come into north korea until very recently, so depending on the level of the delegation, i think it will signal beijing's intentions about how to push forward in this relationship, whether they would like the relationship to be closer. i think both sides have something to gain from tightening the relationship. i think it's very apparent russia is looking to get assistance and help in waging its military campaign in ukraine. obviously diplomatic support at the u.n. russia is part of the permanent member on the security council. if russia continues to work with north korea in vetoing additional international sanctions against north korea, which is fairly clear for north korea to continue the development of its weapons program. if you take a look at the developments towards the second half of last year around september or so, north korea passed a new nuclear forces policy law, which amended the existing nuclear

north korea and russia. in china is very concerning about russia might divert those technologies to north korea. that might develop north korea's missile and nuclear technology. but i think china -- china cannot block those kind ofexchanges. instead, china wants to push north korea and russia not to deliver critical technologies to north korea. i think they want to keep negotiating with russia and north korea not to deliver those kind of key technologies to north korea. that's what they can do. i think on north korea they have critical limitations on the influence that russia and north korea, and i want, but what they can do is to tone down or lower down the technology level of delivering from russia to north korea. >> victor, if the russians supply north korea with nuclear fuel, yes, that would be crossing the red line. unless that happens, but if that happens what's going to happen? nato will basically say this is terrible. in other words, you would unite nato with asian allies that we talked about earlier today. and so that i think will be over the longer term really a net negative for putin if he supports north korea's nuclear weapons program. so openly. so that's why i think that's not really going to happe

autocrats across the globe including the president of china and court -- north korea are playing -- paying attention to the direct response to the united needs and they will draw lessons based on that response. as we've seen, the president of china has gone on -- all in with president putin and is applying their basic emissions to get access to russians advance missile technology. at the u.n. this week president bound to south korea and allies. and he said we will not idly stand by. it is indeed important to ensure that there is the cost -- for feeling cute ones -- for fueling putin's war machines. among the steps we should take is to better enforce resisting the u.s. and other sanctions. i am the author of what is known as the auto of long bare grain act. a bipartisan law that tightens sentient -- sanctions against north korea applying to secondaries -- secondary sanctions that violate them. united nations identified a variety of states they are using to evade the sanctions and some of the firms that are embedding in that effort. i have spoken to the department of treasury, u.s. departmen

to stop the strengthening of pyongyang and the development of the union of russia, china and north koreaf the dprk, kim jong-un, who is making an official visit to russia, arrived in primorye from the station, the delegation went to the knevichi airfield, where the leaders of north korea were met by the minister of defense of our country, sergei shoigu , the chairman of the state council of the dprk was greeted by a guard of honor preobrazhensky regiment kim jong-un got acquainted with modern russian aircraft; strategic aviation of the aerospace forces was presented with a supersonic strategic bomber missile carrier tu-160 turboprop, tu-95ms and long-range supersonic missile is carried by the tu-22m3 bomber, and the characteristics of missile carriers with their weapons and combat capabilities were reported by the commander of long-range aviation , lieutenant general sergei kobylash. in addition, the leader of the dprk was presented with the russian missile system dagger at missile launchers mig-31 and the pacific fleet marshal shaposhnikov in vladivostok demonstrated to kim jong-un, in

still, plenty of weather the further north though into uh, in the china thailand. seeing some big down pulls cambodia, good part of it. and i'm also seeing some very heavy, right, particularly towards the north of the country, pushing into the far south of china. now across australia. here it is. laws each arrive. we have got to with the weather when the whether it's sliding through the bites or how does that become reapply, proceed yourself. the east coast of was mostly wednesday, a type of good will pick up over the next couple of days. and as we've been saying over the last few days, quite a stiff, normally just making its way across that southeastern corner, lifting temperatures, as it does so. so we will see temperatures on the rise pacific, for example, type of just on the rise to full new zealand. cowed and ray will gradually push its way through here. goes to in the middle west to and that's it, me, that's 30 degrees. the power defines how well we live. here we make the rules, not the people empower, investigate exposure and question the youth and the busine

to the north of countries like china, russia, iran, pakistan, uzbekistan, turkmenistan, qatar, turkey and qast. so , they had a relatively successful foreign policy, which, along with the issue of controlling inflation in the economy , is one of the highlights of this governance. anyway, the ceiling they are looking for the final formality has not yet been achieved, but the expansion of relations and getting closer to formality has been done. in relation to china, it can be said that it is a hair's breadth away from formality , as mentioned in the report, the new chinese ambassador with all the formalities including presenting the power of attorney to afghanistan. so, in this area, they had a good success. in addition, it should not be forgotten that in the field of unofficial diplomacy, they also had success , there were many scholarly delegations, there were many businessmen, both from the region and even outside the region, and the last point in this regard. he said that it is possible to establish many relations with their neighbors in relation to the so-called political issue in

also don't want an on hand nuclear, north korea, that sort of provokes the planet, you know, for both the united states and sort of stumbled into a conflict, right? china with like north korea to sort of just into exist but the call and then our screens are not like that. right. so i think the chinese are kind of in a weird spot here. you know, they want to water in ukraine. the winds are at the end. so in the want the russians to wind, right? they want to keep an artery and nuclear programs and spinning out of control and provoking a real american response. so i actually am not quite sure what the chinese think if i had a guess, i'd say they've probably actually posted this because they're worried that the north koreans and the russians are gonna walk, make a deal to the chinese wouldn't actually make of either of those partners themselves . you taught some of us that with america. be thinking about this on south korea. yeah, i think the american response is pretty obvious. going to be negative in the south koreans bonds under this president tucker has a conservative presence. sort of a hawk on north korea and he is hold the said to the russians publi

examine the foreign relations of north korea and farhad , there are three neighboring countries of north korea, which are south korea. annabelle is not very good, and since 2001, china and kim joon have traveled ten times to the power of stars , one of these trips was to singapore, one to vietnam , he went to south korea twice, and he also went to russia twice with china . the latest case is the second case with such conditions and frameworks for foreign policy north korea's recent trip to russia, how to sanction in the name of god, the most merciful, the most merciful, i offer my service to you and dear viewers, condolences on the martyrdom days of our dear prophet imam hassan, peace be upon him. see, from the day that north korea was created, the 78-year-old north korea institute has been supported. the former soviet union, the so-called collection, knows that today russia will inherit kim il-sung, the grandfather of this gentleman who is now the president of north korea, and even his father, kim jong-il, i had very good relations with them and the collection, but after mr. kim jong-un since 2011 and the president of korea north korea's relations with north korea

perhaps the forging of any closer bond between russia and north korea? >> china for all we -- in terms of its recent unwillingness to cooperate with united states and security council to punish and respond in north korea's reported security council resolution violations, china prefers a status quo. it is part of their talking points. above all else, they want stability in the region. i think there's many ways in which improved relationship at a personal level between volodymyr putin and kim jong-un, and a -- somehow gives kim jong-un a stance he has a greenlight, or at least a flash in yellow to engage in more aggressive behaviors towards south korean, more dangerous developments, and investments of his, program and it seems that china cannot be happy with these developments and i have occurrences early on, and the dprk and probably even from russia as well. and with these lines are being crossed. >> and we will leave it there for now, advisor at the center for strategic and international studies appreciated. >> thank you very much. >> next for us on cnn newsroom

all of this definitely rooms for north korea to improve about demand. we've rushed us out. i'd like to talk a bit about the role of china. i have like a china has maintained an easy but supportive relationship with kim jong, owns regime over the years. but how far will it go when it comes to supporting close ties between most going from young? i'm sorry, this is from times this makes it correct. yes. yes. well, china has been being russert isn't the spotlights of the moments, of course, because it is amazing if you frame i'm seems russia and invited you frame north korea as long as you come for these types of policies. russia falling mass invasion and that's why i size that really awesome. pol funeral science china has being new. chris traditional and we haven't seen too much movements in that respect centers in this ties with north korea recently. it's still isn't incredibly impulsive. it's paul in a full career. so my assault most of his trade is still provides no career with some humanitarian aged time. like, i think he's going to be cautious when it comes to um try last rule may have split with russia as new career,

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of north korean leader kim jong-un to russia. a warm visit to the facilities. central space and china where putin was asked if russia is going to cooperate with north kari in the field of space and that is why we have come to this space base mr. kim jong un shows great interest in missile technology and they are trying they are for spatial development, slowly we will talk about all issues, including space and military issues. vladimir putin 's independence from kim jun in the ice cream space facility complex carries important and meaningful messages for america and the west . brazil competition with the victory of our country in its first meeting in this competition this morning against daftar workshop with a result of 2 :1, the goals of iran's team were scored by mohammad hossein derakhshani and saeed ahmad abbasi, the students of vahid shamsaei of the non-competition group are present on friday morning. at in the second match, they will face colombia, brazil, japan and saudi arabia are in the same group . this competition will be held in sao paulo, brazil. two markets of our country

the end of world war ii, but also officially victory day over militaristic japan to put an end to world war ii and it is precisely in this holiday that those basic concepts were liberated china north korea the kuril islands ranks of south sakhalin, especially important. remember this. today, given the current relations with our neighbors, this sanctions imposed by japan are the course of the country's authorities for a new militarization. japan expresses itself we see that the military budget will increase japan intends to make an aircraft carrier a large fleet. uh, medium-range and short-range cruise missiles, which can be hit by both china and uh, north korea and our far east in honor of the heroes the soviet army who died in battle with japan and ceremonial events. today, not only in the far east, those who gave the world to millions of people are remembered all over the country and outside it you give a roll-out of a study in relation to him, the sbu has appointed a pledge in the amount of 509 million hryvnias - this is more than 13.5 million dollars, however, kolomoisky refused intends to appeal to the world from politicians. in ukraine, they have already noted the arrest occ

we've also had the south korean president of china as a permanent member of the un security council to do more to rein in the threat nuclear threat from north korea. but he also said that south korea will draw closer to japan and the us as a means to count up young. yeah. now we know china is a strong ally of north korea and russia. it is also the biggest trade partner. so it has a lot of leverage and some analysts believe that it is, it would be cheat and preventing an alms deal from going ahead. and so far, china is foreign ministry has only said about kim's visit to know the, to russia, that this is a match between the 2 nations. but some chinese analysts say, but they are china, china in china, views this as a reaction to the us has actions in this region. and china has made no secret of the fact that it wants to challenge the international order something about it. and this is a view that north korea and russia to florence late. thank you for that. let's stay with this. so in bringing that john puck, he's director of the career project at harvard kennedy schools. they'll say i sent you joins us from cambridge, massachusetts. welcome to

and a movie because north korea is completely dependent on china, it is primarily trade, it is economic support because even during the pandemic, again, in the north, the number ofg people increased . there were approximately 10 million who were starving and china, if it helps economically, it will support it, it is not a lie . that is why it has a very serious semi-influential leverage on north korea, so if there was not uh, well, you can say so positive feedback from both china regarding the maneuvers er korea north korea regarding cooperation with the kremlin with an aggressor country, then its position was actually more moderate, but if north korea goes now, it goes for such cooperation , then this step is also, well, you can’t say that it is stupid, but at least beijing does not interfere with this, because china is also of the chinese is interested in the fact that there was an e-e stabilization-intensification e-e axis moscow pyongyang through the korean peninsula because he also does not bet on south or north korea on its strengthening because he does not like it very much er, the fact that he is now a student of chess in america, it helps to strengthen

it's, it's, it's having to do with a rise in china and it's causing a lot of difficulty combined with us. there's also china's improvements in north korea. north korea is a big factor and why at the 3 of the amazing it will be because of the south korea will be hoping that china can use its influence there and, and japan would also be hoping that china could do something about that. and the crazy thing uh, in all of this is that each of these countries, including the united states, their biggest trading partner, is china. so you have this economic angle, um, how do you square that round hole with the a political interest that each country has? what a lot of the debate recently has been about economic coercion about china using economic coercion to exert political pressure on, on the neighboring countries. i'm on it's other major regional players, including japan and south korea in 2017, when the us installed a missile system, they're at a different job at china, responded with, with uh, economic coercion on several occasions. over the years. it's done the same thing to japan and really major pon realize just how dependent it's bec

north korea to china. the positive resolution of this case is being seen and hailed as a rare example of diplomatic cooperation between the united states, north korea and china. on the heavily fortified border between the warring neighbors, was immediately taken into north korea in custody. we will give you more as we get it. france's ambassador to niger has landed in paris. the french foreign minister met to thank him and his team for their work in the service of france under difficult conditions. that sound like an understatement. the return of the ambassador comes two months after the coup in niger ousted its probe in paris and prompted innovations with niger's new rulers demanding the ambassador's departure. >> more than a month after the military ordered his expulsion, the french ambassador to niger has finally left the country. along with six colleagues, they first took a plan to chad wednesday morning before they were due to carry on to paris and bringing relations with france to an all-time low. >> they withdrew diplomatic immunity one month later. paris initially refused to recognize the order saying

between the president of the russian federation and the leaders of north korea, and an agreement was reached on the construction by chinaant for the production of 152 mm ammunition in north korea that is, in this way, it seems that china does not get involved in the conflict, it seems that the sanctions are not violated, and kori will supply these types of ammunition to the russian federation , that is, the enemy is not sleeping and is also trying to solve its problems with ammunition, mr. viktora, thank you very much who joined the broadcast, victor pavlyuk, expert defense center, who was with us as a communication channel, thank you. well, let me remind you that a meeting of the un security council is currently underway in new york , the topic of which is the announced support for the peace and security of ukraine. made a speech, we analyzed it here a little earlier, and now let's hear an excerpt of this speech from the start of a full -scale aggression to be launched by a state that is still for some reason among the permanent members of the security council of the oun. 574 days of the pain of the loss of the struggl

from kim jong-un's point of view for years of being dependent on china, people estimate north korea gets 90% of its oil from china, he has a possibility to open up oil and gas coming from russia n this complex relationship between russia and china, while they are growing closer, russia is worried about china's aspirations in the regional. for example, the critical naval base and port city of validvostok was ruled by china in the 19th century. putin gains by tightening the relationship between north korea and russia. kim jong-un gains now by being able to play the two off against each other as his grandfather used to do back in the days of the cold war. and overall, i think it's another example of the u.s. being asleep while significant geopolitical developments are underway. >> you think the u.s. is asleep? you are talking about the biden administration? >> well, i'm talking about many americans. i mean, look, i think the pursuit of the effort to get a nuclear deal with north korea now three decades long has proven to be a complete waste of time. i think this recent story about kim and p

it's not new, it's not just because of ukraine, but north korea sees an opportunity. they know that they need chinand russia to be on their side and on that side of russia is china and north korea and iran. i've written about this before. the administration is trying to shame kim jong-un to stop the weapons transfers. he has no shame. he has no problem sending three generations of north koreans to concentration camps. he's not going shamed in front of a podium in the white house press room. griff: you bring up this administration versus the former president. last night at a rally, former president trump alluded to north korea. >> and i said to kim jong-un, you have a beautiful shoreline, think of it, you're between china, russia and north korea. you could have the most beautiful condos and be rich as hell. griff: way to contrast on the two approaches. >> i think we're well far from that point. north korea is not talking to the united states now. we did have conversations in the trump administration, obviously, the president was directly related. a lot of people work on the issues say it goes up to

in china itself, they migrate from the north of the country to the south; they do not like living in china has no interest in seizing any territories closer to it, china has been doing this all its life, in general china, historically, has never shown itself to be a major military power. something may change, of course, but you yourself know that china lost most of its wars and yet it came to, uh, such, uh, serious economic growth, the last question, the korean people's democracy republic what happened to uh during kim's last visit and the negotiations between north korea and russia in the military area are well known negotiations. e. led by general shoigu from your point of view. this is some kind of real new beginning with penyang, or the same as you said in relation to china. well, this is just such a traditional trajectory. no , i would say that this is a rather fundamental shift from a geopolitical point of view. this is completely clear, but in general the dprk has had rather tense relations recently with all countries, including including with china and russia but in recent yea