when we start the are in fact with briefing news from north western russia. a passenger train has the railed enjoying at least 20 people. 3 of them are said to be in critical condition. dramatic footage of the immediate aftermath of the crush has been posted by one of the passengers. well enough for both. what's happening here is awful. this is our real car. we managed to get out. several other cars are scattered nearby. last spring and archie correspondent download quarter dollar a dramatic situation unfolding at the crash side up north. in fact, both the, the arctic circle is the number of casualties expected to rise. water officials saying about what occurred as well union this train crest took place in the north western russian republic of call me a going from bar code to, to and obviously abuse concurring uh, 215 people on board. so far, according to the local authorities, at least 20 people have been injured with 3 of them in critical condition. of course, the number of injured is still being confirmed. there may be more in the future as more informatio

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out of crayons and coloring books for him, fall before we leave you breaking news from the north western russia, a passenger train has the rails and the academy of a public emergency services all at the seed. as you can see so far, that is a no for sure. what about the number of casualties? and it's wanting me to say what actually caused the incident. but of course we're bringing the latest on this developing story as it comes in from us for this. how it is i thought you could buy for me for the day. take care of at the top unit o. neill i will it's just the what is it the government the lives they own, but gosh, what the portal was their deliveries of my that no, that's of so the team go we just want talk one years old. the the the, the, the report to rick, i better go my sister, i'm assuming that you sure that the sure i did them and i got the com where i'm assuming the the .

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we begin this hour with breaking news from north western russia. we're a passenger train. has the rails in the co, me republic emergency services are not working at the scene. officials say at least 70 people of this stage have been injured. the cause of the incident is under investigation. dramatic footage of the immediate aftermath of the crush has been posted on social media by one of the passengers. well enough for both. what's happening here is awful. this is our real car. we managed to get out. several other cars are scattered nearby. yeah, any of those developments with that we will bring it to you but moving on for now, the voice of the canyon and people have been heard. those were the words of the countries president, announcing the scrapping of a tax hike bill that spark days of protest in the country. at least 22 were killed . i'm 160 people injured in the unrest. there's what else, william little toe said about the i m f by bill during his concession speech. having to click on this 1 of january improve addition, but i wouldn't have gone to the end of that plan

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combat readiness mode, that is , a full-fledged enemy group has been deployed right at the north-western border of russiaition is only slightly inferior to our group of troops, which are deployed along the entire length of the ukrainian front. in brussels they are again talking about an exclusively defensive one. as they say, the occupation, in general, when the ukrainians end, the west will fight with russia to the last, the balts will start, judging by these shots, probably with the estonians. so i just. landed in estonia , one of the smallest nato countries that also spends the most on defense, and i'm here to find out why that is, including including, why are they teaching schoolchildren how to prepare for a crisis, are these people really worried about a possible russian invasion, who are the people who are ready to fight back? our first stop here is deep in the forests of southern estonia, where there are hundreds. the teenagers will undergo 35 hours of military training, which includes learning survival skills, first aid and the various sounds of air raid sirens. estonia is a country that is stren

us today. 1000 journalists, inactive as rami, i'm on you or i want to bring, you know, to north western russia. what a passenger train has the real to injuring at least 14 people. 3 of those hurt are said to be in a critical condition. dramatic footage of across his immediate aftermath was posted on line by one of the passengers. a good enough for what's happening here is awful . this is our real car. we managed to get out. several other cars are scattered nearby. this train craft took place in the north western russian republic of call me a going from bar code to, to and over cbs concurring uh, 215 people on board. the number of injured is still being confirmed. there may be more in the future as more information becomes available. this is as a result of glass and blunt trauma from basically beds and tables flying around in the train cars that overturned and word the rail as a result of this incidents. but luckily, no debts have been reported now emergency services are working hard at the scene. they've set up so far to temporary aid points to assist the passengers affected by this crash. and

russia. before putin's visit to north korea, western officials expressed concern about the strengthening of military cooperation between moscow and pyongyang. western supporters of ukraine claim that north korea is providing military assistance to russia by sending ammunition and missiles. i am talking about this with mr. ruhollah modbar, an expert on russian issues, who is a guest of the program jahan today, mr. modbar, hello and good. as a first question , i have come to ask you about mr. putin's visit to north korea, which happened after 24 years. this trip and the signing of this agreement mean that there has been a change in the relations between the two countries. how important is it? answer this question so that we can move on to the next questions. two months from the inauguration of mr. putin's presidency for the new term this is the fourth and fifth term of the presidency . the president of russia has already arrived in vietnam, but the visit to pyongyang in north korea is very important in several ways, which by the way, as you mentioned , aroused the great concern of the white house. mut

in the north of western russia, another cyclone will break through, so there will be heavy thunderstormsl russia only on wednesday and friday in isolated ones. areas, masses of thunderclouds may appear, but they will not have a noticeable effect on the temperature regime in the afternoon is abnormally hot, 28-33 in some places another 2-3° warmer. in the urals, thunderstorms are still possible at the beginning of the week , but then the sky will clear of clouds and the temperature will quickly rise in the second half of the period to 28-33. in southern siberia, on the contrary, the storm front will move, carrying cooler air masses, so that the extreme heat and temperature will recede. the regime will approach the normal level during the day at 23:28. in the south of the far east , thunderstorms are possible only in certain areas and will not prevent the sun from warming the air. the prevailing daytime temperature in the amur region is 29-34, in the south of primorye up to 22-27. marya palovna, thank you very much for the forecast, but we juggled so much, it’s hot, it’s hot, and there are

couldn't be very significant going forward, particularly for the economy of north korea because russia strongly opposes western sanctions on north korea. and i would imagine the actions are going to be discussed that will be taken to work a run and such trade restrictions. so how come then you are view russian north korean trade relations. how can they have an impact on the regions economic situation? it is really a wonderful thing for the korean people that this is happening. you know, the sanctions regime was you as of the russians, no sanctions are a west point of collective punishment that i am the strangling the economic development of the country. i'm. i'm making the people so miserable that they come out and i went to the government and the us like and come in and put in a compliant proxy. regime of it's joyce, right. the sanctions regime on korea has been really, really, really harsh. and it hasn't succeeded, but it has a held by the development of the country and it hasn't stick to the lot of suffering on the people. and it will be wonderful for the korean people to have that regime properly busted op

highlighting the symbolic nature of fitness visit, seen it as defiance against western policies. russia is growing. engagement with north korea is viewed as part of its pivot toward asia med strained western relations. is underscore as the shifting dynamics in global politics, where traditional alliances are being tested and new partnerships are emerging as the world watches closely. the outcomes of this visit will likely have long term implications for regional stability and international relations. those leaders have signal that their intent to build on this momentum, suggesting that plus or russian or 3 of ties are poised to shape the geopolitical landscape in the years to come. and there receive video from earlier in the day of that's welcoming ceremony taking place and tell him yang to kim il sung square are quite a warm walk. and a lot of people coming out to read the russian presidents and they stay with our to international be back with much more coverage of russian president putin's visit to north korea in about half an hour. bye for now. the, the time scott bennett, i'm a former united states army psychologica

many western nations are concerned about deepening russia. north korea ties especially given the conflict, a new crane and the dpr kase nuclear ambitions. russia and north korea have had varying diplomatic relations over the decades. during the cold war, the soviet union was a key ally of north korea, offering economic and military support. collections pulled after the soviet union collapsed, but have improved under putting his leadership pressure view as north korea, as a counter balance to us influence and a partner. and it's brought her and she applied the volt strategy. a potent is expected to 2 or 2 sites and young young during his visit. western media is highlighting the symbolic nature of this visit, seen as defiance against western policies or shes during engagement with north korea is viewed as part of its pivot toward asia and strange western relations. buttons visit underscores the shifting dynamics in global politics, where traditional alliances are being tested and new partnerships are emerging. as the world watched as closely the outc

russia and north korea. a strategic agreement and russia in north korea more openly than ever america and nato, which addressed the western countries and said that these are the countries that are disrupting the world order and stability in the world, and that russia will firmly stand against the unilateralism of the united states , and north korea with this strategic agreement that it signed with russia. officially , he entered the war in ukraine in a way, because there are clauses in this contract to defend each other. the test is still going on, its various parts are being announced gradually, and today it was the turn of the wing missile systems, which were announced a few moments ago that they had been fired. i am at your service. yes, thank you very much. mr. daravi, i say goodbye to you. yes , the next news that we will follow today at the international table is the continuation of tensions on the border of lebanon and the occupied territories. tensions are still high despite the warnings. it has been issued to expand the scope of the war on the lebanese border and the occupied territories, but tensions are still h

north. as well as china and with russia potentially playing a much bigger role alarms, or indeed sounding professor. there has been plenty of speculation in the western media about military cooperation between russia and north korea. how do you see that side of relations between moscow and peeling as well? according to western reports, the dpr k has sent weapons to russia while the r ok software has sent weapons to ukraine. they are okay. and japan have supported sanctions against russia, the r. okay, has welcomed advanced weapons into the country weapons controlled by the u. s. and likewise, the return of us nuclear submarine patrols, post in japan and the are okay. are considering their roles, the roles that they might play in august, the new nato at the pacific. and nato has opened an office in japan, and japan is rearming itself as a forest projection, capable of military enough president put in his board that possible us plans to install long range missiles and ukraine would invite russia to consider doing the same elsewhere and some speculate one such elsewhere could be uh, north korea. in short, there's a much bigger strategic picture here tha

their products and services have so far... enabled russia to sustain the war and evade western sanctions. meanwhile , north korea continues to help russia. american intelligence recently confirmed that russia used north korean missiles during the shelling of kharkiv on january 2. in addition , bheniyaan, despite the embargo and sanctions, is actively developing its ballistic program and conducting tests. how did north korea manage to develop its technology, is russia involved in this and is it approaching north korea before the creation of nuclear weapons. iryna solomko understood the topic. on january 2 of this year, russia fired upon kharkiv with a north korean kn-23 missile, according to recently released us intelligence data. experts claim that this not only proved cooperation between a permanent member of the russian security council and the sanctioned north korea, but also for the first time allowed specialists to obtain large pieces of debris for analysis. bruce bennett is a senior security expert at the california-based rand research center. he speaks north korean. rockets are very similar russian

north korea has entered and supported russia's korea. you know that it does not mention that during the past four decades , the american judicial sanction of the north korean people is a very important issue. westerners always have a one-sided narrative in the human rights debate. they also created judicial terrorism , but russia also gave special help to pyongyang in this field, so you want to say that the main concern of the west is that north korea can. as much as possible , will the western sanctions against him be removed with this diplomatic interaction? exactly this is a very significant point in the deepening of moscow's cooperation pyongyang, this issue can be fragile for korean sanctions. for this reason , they use a keyword that, for example, korea is helping russia to provide some weapons . almost 2 weeks ago , he officially announced to the west that if you give weapons capable of attacking russian targets on russian soil, then give this to ukraine. the same threat that nato announced that ukraine's western weapons should be able to target targets on russian soil. putin said i will also arm and strengthen the countries that are hostile to you and have conflicts with you. now north korea

north korea has become of the few countries that were ready to supply these ammunitions to moscow. the first reports that russia was buying north korean weapons appeared in the fall of 2023, after which the western media repeatedly wrote that since then, north korea could transfer millions of missiles and projectiles to russia. andrii vasylovskyi, ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary of ukraine, joins our broadcast. congratulations. good afternoon, welcome to see you. mutually, what do you think of such a magnificent pre... all ornament, let's talk a little to the point, about the contract, i thought about all this if the package worked, yes, you know, even if it was at night, he would have arrived and left the same night, and it would not have changed much, the essence would remain, which here's the bottom line, i have the impression that... this trip and this rapprochement has two aspects: one is technical and the other is strategic. the technical aspect is to get more iron, iron that will kill ukrainians. according to various sources, we know, various media, various experts reported that it was already during this period north korea sent. of the russian federation up to 5 million arti

the external challenges alone are immense we are witnessing russia, china, iran, and now north korea form an axis in opposition, both to western power and west nursing russia, china, iran, and now north korea form and axis in an opposite position, both to western power and western values. and yet, the return of great power competition is having an interesting effect. western values and practices are often treated as ideals to be criticized by all for their shortcomings and hypocrisies. but increasingly they have to be judged against the alternatives if you don't like a world dominated by western power and ideas would you prefer russian or chinese ones in a new poll commission by ipsos and king's college london to coincide with my delivering this year's fulbright distinguished lecturer at oxford the shifting global mood is evident surveying nearly 24,000 people and 31 countries the study found that people were thinking more seriously and critically of the growing power and influence of the autocratic powers they saw russia, china, and iran as three of the four countries, mostly using their influence for bad. at this represented

, when vladimir putin was speaking at that signing of the defence pact between north korea and russia, he said that westernons to ukraine are violating various international obligations. i think a lot of us officials here hearing those words would have been completely aghast because of course it is russia that violated the un charter by invading and illegally annexing ukrainian territory. and now it is russia that is violating un sanctions which prohibits the import and export of north korean arms. another russian ally who has been watching vladimir putin's tour of asia with interest, is china. well, the us ambassador there has told the bbc he is doing all he can to avoid a potential conflict with beijing. nicholas burns reiterated previous warnings from washington that china's support for russia's invasion of ukraine will not be tolerated by the west. our china correspondent laura bicker spoke to him in beijing and began by asking him how chinese officials react when he speaks to them about that issue? they can test the facts. we have the right facts. we know exactly what's happening. we know what's being

russia and the dprk is one-sided and highly arrogant. north korea and russia points to a deepening rift between western democracies on one side and the opposinghink that in many ways mr. putin's announcement that he may be supplying additional military equipment to north korea is a sign of the strengthening of this two-bloc world, which we unfortunately seem to be heading towards. if desired, in the agreement on strategic partnership between russia and north korea signed in pyongyang, one can discern something similar to the fifth article of the nato charter. x hinyan that we then reserve the right to supply weapons to... regions of the world, bearing in mind our agreements with the korean people's democratic republic, i do not exclude this either. putin added that russia in this case is not responsible for where, when and from whose hands these weapons will be fired, and perhaps that is why more and more often from the lips of politicians, not only in the west, but in ukraine, this week the word negotiations was heard, it was not we who refused negotiations, the ukrainian side itself forbade negotiations, not us, we are here for and have nev

north korea for his were effort against ukraine. and if these talks went, as well as we are being presented, then he could probably he can still count on this flow of weapons that western allies say russia is receding from north korea. and of course, the russian of korea deny any such flows. budget, there were also investigation from the you when that has confirmed the use of north korea made ballistic missile in and the gas ukraine. so, and then this is not a good method for ukraine and not because of the north korea will be able to provide any a weapon which will magically change the course of the war. but the war in ukraine has turned into this war of attrition. and every bit of musician helps to get an edge against the enemy. and this is why, of letting me put a needs munition from north korea. and this is also why this is not a good message for ukraine. so given all of that, how much cause for concern does this pose for the united states and its allies? what kind of reaction have we seen from the west that we've heard of the strong criticism over the, in the run up to this visits. we've also heard in the reports now the us secretary of states criticizing good and above and the crit

north korea. the 2 countries have drawn closer since the in position of western sanctions. i have the most goes more in ukraine, north korean leader, kim jong, and in russia last you shaking hands with his russian counts upon the lot to me present the man he now caused an invincible comrey. no substance abuse in this trip to north korea. and his fed meeting with came the latest demonstration of deepening toys between moscow and beyond. yeah, that throughout the series of the united states of june, closest since russia lost its full scale invasion of ukraine's finding friendship. i mean growing global life selection, but it's the relationship that spoken concerns in the west. south korean and us officials say the north has been feeding the russian booms. she's sending millions of munitions to must go. they say russia in return has provided most career with military technology and economic age in defiance of un resolutions sold in washington have held an emergency cool to discuss the visit. but despite the western criticism, the kremlin said it has every right to develop ties raton. yeah, and shouldn't be challenged for doing so. this comes this tensions on

mentioned the western section. and south-west, and i am talking about the north-western region, this is not the border with russia is the border with belarus, and it is no secret that in the summer it is precisely this border recreation area that is quite popular, i am talking about the shatsk lakes, so there i can reach the border, i wonder how it will look in the summer of the 24th, well, if we are talking about a border strip 5 km wide, then i will remind you that it is the border. the border strip is not included populated areas and places of mass recreation of people, and travel to them must take place from outside the borders of the border strip without stopping, but if someone violates the conditions of staying within the borders of the border strip, or violates additional regime restrictions established by the border detachments, then such persons are brought to administrative responsibility for violation of the border regime, this is actually... ugh, yesterday we watched a pretty evasive woman with a beard such a very cute grandmother in a quidditch beautiful so in a beautiful quilted shawl with a typica

executive dean of the tongue young institute for financial studies says it was western sanctions that brought russia and north korea closer nowadays at the last uh, at the end of each the easiest country. yeah. become that much of close them before sanctions imposed by the west on the not only on the north korea but also roger has the last vehicle a lot of yes. and the so kind of a section i think is the leak and the co act of what utilities are now there's a germany on. so i think that these kind of a, by either of these team or present booting to north korea, i think that the development of trade relationship between russia and north korea will be we will be stop and we will be uh you, pizza. and visa stop is not only a cold attack against the west infectious, but also conducive to what north korea's external brake fluid. and also beneficial to let the government had a cooperation loss. northeast asia, you are in the right place for all the latest news on blood work, put in stripped appealing, yang will make sure to keep you updated with the visits and all the big news lines emerging from the landmark talks

russia. before putin's trip to north korea, western officials on consolidation.m talking about this with mr. ruhollah modbar, an expert on russian issues, who is a guest of the jahan today program. mr. modbar, hello and welcome to you as the first question. first of all, i would like to ask if mr. putin's visit to north korea, which happened after 24 years, has been noticed by various media and sometimes westerners have expressed concerns about this visit. that is , how important is a change in the relations between the two countries? answer this question before moving on to the questions let's go next. in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, greetings , courtesy and respect to you, your respected colleagues and all my fellow countrymen, while less than two months have passed since the inauguration of the presidency of mr. putin for the new term of the presidency, this is the fourth and fifth trip that the russian president arrived a few minutes ago. vietnamization has taken place, but the trip to pyongyang in north korea is very important in

of these four countries really, the united states -- russia, china, north korea, and iran is really creating a whole new dynamic for american westernlomacy. the united states has worked hard to keep china from going all in with russia in the sense they think they have not provided some of the same weaponry they are getting from north korea and iran. we don't know where that will end up. china has made this very clear that in this conflict right now, it sides with russia. of course, that is putting russia into china's pocket to some extent. it's remarkable vladimir putin, who wants to reassert russian power on the world stage, in effect is making himself a vasal state to his neighbor in china. that's another long-term change in our world dynamics. >> peter, the threat from north korea with the u.s. so focused on events in europe, ukraine obviously, and the war in gaza, is the administration doing enough, paying enough attention to the way kim jong-un is expanding his nuclear and missile program and potentially submarines? >> that's a good question. victor may know better than i would. you are right to say that there's been so much t

russian president vladimirutin to north korea, a first partnership of russia, china and north korea seems to be solidifying an against the western rules-baseetrwater from rship? mr. secretary general particularly for you, do you see a collective nato role to contain this emerging front and back to both of you again what specifics do you have on how much north korea is contributing to russia's war machine? and, what is your understanding that what muska is giving pyongyang in return? el and gaza, first, it is important to remember that i was security relationship with israel goes well beyond gaza. israel a multiplicity of threats and challenges, including in the north from hezbollah, from iran, from the houthis in the red sea, from the various groups aligned against israel and in many cases, beholden to iran. ay one that he will do everything he can to make sure that israel has what it needs to effectively defend itself against these threats. and a big part of that, as well is making sure that in providing that assistance to israel, it has a strong deterrent which is the best way to avoid more conflict war, to avoid what we are

, in response, russia owes something too north korea and we are concerned that russia may begin to support nuclear weapons development programs. stoltenberg here repeats the usual westerne supply of 152-mm shells to russia and the dprk. in response to russia, how... american congressman michael walz is more specific, although he also ignores the cause-and-effect relationship. from russia's point of view, this means that it will receive a virtually unlimited supply of artillery shells, ballistic missiles and ammunition that north korea has been stockpiling for 70 years, on the other hand, north korea will receive advanced technology for its ballistic missile, nuclear weapons program and... and this should be of concern to the us without question, and what are they trying to figure out? so how far does this go? what will putin give to north korea that could threaten the united states, not to mention asia? and now on fox news, former us military intelligence officer, rebecca kofler, speaks very simply about putin’s goals during these visits. there are two reasons for this: firstly, now that the war between russia and ukraine is on the path of escalation, putin wants to ma

russia recruited and fought for the russian army in ukraine, military people are fired from africa, now maybe they don’t want from north korea, well, i’m sorry, but where is that... russia, which, many westernen wrote, has a huge stockpile of 'yasa, it turns out, is the one the stock is not so big, and i think we will continue until the end of the year already. we will look at a much better situation on the battlefield for ukraine. thank you for the conversation, for participating on our airwaves. ivan blozovy, a lawyer of the internationals , was with us, they talked about the peace summit, about the documents and about the fact that, in fact, not everyone has to sign this communique and what was withdrawn, they had the right to do so. we are going to take a short break, we ask you to inform us, then we will come back and talk with vadym denysenko about the same case between. when you sleep on an uneven surface, the spine takes the wrong position, because you cannot feel energetic in the morning and productive in the afternoon, and with the matryk stopper you will forget that you are sleeping on an imperfect surface. order topper matryk for comfortable sleep at an affordable price. more an

presented, then he could probably she can still count on this flow of weapons that western allies say russia is receding from north korea. and of course, the russian of korea to deny any such flows butts. there were also investigation from the wind that has confirmed the use of north korea made ballistic missile and the gas ukraine. so, and then this is not a good method for ukraine and not because of the north korea will be able to provide any a weapon which will magically change the course of the war. but the war in ukraine has turned into this war of attrition. and every bit of a munition helps to get an edge against the enemy. and this is a way of letting me put a needs munition from north korea. and this is also why this is not a good method for your training. so given all of that, how much cause for concern does this pose for the united states and its allies? what kind of reaction have we seen from the west as we've heard a strong criticism over the, in the run up to this visits. we've also heard in the report now the us secretary of states criticizing good and above and the criticism from the west, dozens c

very significant difference: sanctions against russia are restrictions that based solely on the actions of individual western states, but sanctions against north, after all, unilateral, western ones coexist with the regime of sanctions of the un security council, with the regime of restrictive measures of the un security council. and to legitimize their unilateral actions, the americans, the eu members, and others very actively refer to security council resolutions and say: well , look, we generally implement the security council resolutions, but where we consider them insufficient, we supplement them with our own norms. this is a very important difference. by the way, the americans acted in a similar way against iran. sanctions have existed in one way or another throughout human history. but they recently became the main lever of pressure in the nineties: the new individual leader undertook to level the political landscape using methods of economic restrictions. over the entire period of its existence until the ninety-first year, from the forty-fifth year to the ninety-first year, practically the security council practically did not fulfill t

the chinese newspaper global times talks about the close attention of western countries to the negotiations between russia and northoperation between the two countries will undoubtedly add headaches to those who make decisions in the white house. after phingyang. vladimir putin's next stop is hanoi. his two-day state visit to vietnam begins today. everything is ready in the capital. our tricolors are flying in the streets. the program is planned intensive. negotiations with the country's top leadership, signing a solid package of agreements. this time, special attention is paid to cooperation in the field of education. russia is going to open a russian language center in hanoi. let me remind you that vladimir putin came to vietnam four times, the last time in 2017, when... the ats summit was held there. now about the progress of the special operation. according to the ministry of defense, through the efforts of several of our units , seven warehouses with ammunition of the ukrainian armed forces were hit. strikes were carried out against enemy concentrations of manpower and equipment in more than 120 areas. many na

north korea and russia. and that's what we're really going to be looking at. will western leaders are really going to be looking at the and the also most of these tools because that concerned about of conversions between these 3 countries. one of which i have expressed deep skepticism about the global order as it currently stands. and where we seeing that most evidently, plants as of course, in russia's invasion of ukraine, both of these countries, if notes, uh no condemning the invasion itself, it seems also providing support to most good. james, thank you. that was our east asia correspondence. james, trader in taipei sketchup on a few other stories making headlines around the world today. at least 9 people have been killed in floods and landslides, after heavy rains in southern china, more than a dozen people had been reported missing. authorities in the south western long to providence of issued flood warnings for around 25000 people across 10 con, accounting spring fire out of military. i munition depot in chads capital in jemina has triggered a series of explosions.

and has abstained from condemning russia's attack on ukraine — a stance that western countries see as favourable to the kremlin. vladimir putin arrives in vietnam from northual defence agreement with leader kimjong—un. the pact would see russia and north korea help each other

putin thanks kimchenung for the fact that north korea supports russia in the ukrainian issue and that se... more than anyone knows how dangerous it is to trust westernbecause how many times have the north korean rulers, since kimchen-ira tried to somehow come to an agreement with the west so that sanctions would be lifted from them, saying that we are open, check, we don’t have any prohibited weapons, there is no prohibited production, but one way or another, under various pretexts, the united states pursued its line, and north korea still remains under heavy long-term sanctions, of course, it’s easier to overcome such sanctions together, probably vladimir putin and kim jong-un will also talk about this, well, briefly about tomorrow’s program, first there will be a ceremonial meeting on the name square kimersen, this is the largest square in north korea, then negotiations will take place in an expanded format, there will be statements for the press, there will be signed documents, there will be a gala reception, a concert, in general, a big big program has been prepared for the dear russian guest here in pyongyang, and so on. we will be waiting for

the president pushing says russia and north korea will strengthen that ties and to develop trade that avoids western sanctions. food. and it's heading to north korea on tuesday for to day trip. before heading on to vietnam, he's expressed his things to be on young for supporting moscow in the will and ukraine. tony chang reports. well, that's all the stuff. how do we get north korean president, kim jong and celebrating russia's national day in killing? yeah, we're not russia, he said it was an invincible ally. ahead of a visit to asia by that an impotent on the tab they significance to me is that you know mr. pollutant is traveling around like i is a statesman. he has the allies, he has partners, he's in the brakes. he is making moves, and those are the thing that he's losing the war. i may have to think again. his 1st visit is to north korea, for 2 leaders who don't travel much. president kim and puts in a will acquainted a visit to russia last year by kim john. seems to have submitted an agreement to buy weapons from p on yang. in february, ukrainian prosecutor said russia deployed 24 north korean

and has abstained from condemning russia's attack on ukraine — a stance that western countries see as favourable to the kremlin. vladimir putin arrives in vietnam from northorea where he received a warm reception and signed a mutual defence agreement with leader kimjong—un. the pact would see russia and north korea help each other in the event of aggression against either country. north korea's leader called the agreement a "new high level of alliance", sparking concerns in western countries. but the full details of the pact and its consequences remain unclear. our correspondent shaima khalil reports from south korea. vladimir putin's pyongyang trip was choreographed to a t, with some surreal, made—for—tv moments, like this one of him driving kim jong—un on the streets of pyongyang. earlier, kim il—sung square, at the heart of the north korean capital, was buzzing with crowds and colour, as the two globally isolated leaders revelled in each other�*s company and what mr kim described as a new level of alliance. translation: we highlyl appreciate your consistent and unwavering support for russian policy, including the ukrainian direction. i mean, ourfight a

the visit of the president of russia to north korea was made while the two countries are under western sanctions. are located and the warming of their relations causes concern in europe and america has become before putin's visit to north korea, john kirby, the spokesman of the us national security council, expressed concern about the deepening of relations between moscow and pyongyang. 6 palestinians were martyred in the zionist regime's air and artillery attack on a house in the neighborhood of sheikh rizwan in the north of gaza city. warplanes of the occupying regime in the tents of palestinian refugees. in the south-west of khan yunus, as well as the tents of the palestinian refugees in al-mawasi areas, in the west of rafah city , they rained down. at the same time, the war boats of the zionist regime bombarded the western areas of the asharati camp in the west of gaza city. in the west bank, the same soldiers zionist this morning to the city of al-zahriya in the south of hebron, the fame of beit abia in the west of nablus, the town of eliyamon in the west of jenin and the town. ju

watching your program and we wouldn't know what time it is, basic functions of the western society, not true of north korea and russian. the west is disadvantage and it would be catastrophic. the administration should declassify the information so the world understand what vladimir putin is doing he thrives in secrecy and my big concern, the administration is sleepwalking into a cuban missile into space and not doing enough. stuart: cuban missile crisis in space and i have a weapon we don't. >> a put in a place that would have devastating consequences. stuart: does this have to do with the russian nuclear submarine and havana. >> tickets related to vladimir putin said he's going to increase his nuclear weapons programs and make it more threatening and with the aggressive posture as you know this is about his goal to reassemble the soviet union and hold us hostage. stuart: mike turner chair of the intel committee, thank you for joining us. the democrat mayor of los angeles, karen bass is slamming pro-hamas protesters after they blocked access to a synagogue over the weekend, what is she saying about this. >> today's v

here we discussed some wheel in the the russia, north korea, our teaming up to push back against the western sections while shifting a new security framework in your range. and that's the message from the russian president, head of his visit to defendant shot multi coming up nato. it was chief claim is more western west fitness would bring peace to ukraine. now says the wide how it's done. goals, nato membership in front of t. f. but only if it can with on the battlefield. first on these really prime minister dissolved his war cabinets after a key coalition member called it with the move comes those crew testers, the mom, the government resigned and opposition party slump, the nation's leader. yes, so let me say.