of our discussion, we also want to underscore the importance of the cooperation of the inter-pacific region and our willingness cooperate. i would like to thank pres. biden in this respect for this decision. it is about coordination in the fight against terrorism and in particular, the presence of help with many of our european and international partners and pres. biden over the past two weeks made some fundamental decisions that benefited our armies and these are very much the embodiment of his support. we acknowledge from bilateral partnerships, the nuclear sector, the space industry, and of course the most advanced technology and we want to have some cooperation -- extended couple up -- cooperation on regulations as well. then we will continue to work together on the main international issues -- climate change, the digital sector, health, which will be on the agenda of the g20. it will also have discussions on control, which remains a key issue. this is at the heart of our work over the past two weeks but we will discuss today. these are very concrete decisions being taken to support ini

and this rising interest in weaponry comes at a crucial time for the asia pacific region with young north korea just last week, put on a show of its latest weapon systems, vowing to build what it called an invincible military neighbour and a dex hosts. south korea is the focus on new technology to counter its rival to the north and its continuing development of nuclear weapons. we are preparing additional funding for various cutting edge technologies, emerging going into the umbrella of the 4th industrial revolution from unmanned vehicles and laser weaponry. for example, i can say these systems will grow in our arsenal. we will continue to acquire surveillance assets at a rapid pace. building tension is not limited to regional players and disputes superpowers. the united states and china have been testing each other in the territory around taiwan. china says the island is part of its territory, the u. s. says it's working to keep international territory open on the sea and in the air. earlier this month, china showed off its latest weaponry and missile systems. and just over the weekend r

the asia pacific region is witnessing and intensifying arms race. some nations are acquiring weapons in response to china's military growth intentions around north korea is weapons programs. skyler has more or one of ages biggest markets for arms dealers and their clients military shopping for the latest technology and weapons kicks off this week in south korea at the so a dex trade show leaders in defense ministries and officials for 28 countries will look to strike deals as the world starts to move on. after the pandemic. sha pretty heavy interest from countries in se, asia, africa, and central and south america. this was confirmed with follow up with inquiries for products and parts as well. this rising interest and weaponry comes at a crucial time for the asia pacific region. north korea, just last week, put on a show of its latest weapons systems, vowing to build what it called an invincible military neighbor and a dex host. south korea is the focus on new technology to counter its rival to the north and its continuing development of nuclear we

what steps would you take to help singapore in bolstering asean's centrality in the asia pacific region>> i think, you know, the president and the secretary of state wanted to have a multifaceted approach to the region. they aukus, quad, and asean. singapore is a founding member of asean. the united states has always been a firm supporter of asean. the secretary and president have reaffirmed their commitment to asean and if confirmed i look forward to working with government, working with industry, working with singapore to insure that everyone knows we're behind asean, singapore remains an important part of asean, and asean will play a critical role in the safety and security of the region. >> finally, mayor emmanuel, i want to go back to japan very quickly but importantly. we need, and i have said this to leaders from both countries who have come to visit us here in washington, we need japan and south korea to understand that their unity along with us is critical to deal with the regional security questions and certainly with north korea. and i think in my 30 years of doing foreign po

nuclear power summary was submerged in the end of pacific region -- indo pacific region. 11 sailors sufferednjuries. the navy says the submarine is a safe and stable condition. china claims almost all for south china sea has its own. it is rippling around the world. everything from toyota factories and apple iphones and australian sheep farmers. they could hurt the global economy struggling to emerge on the pandemic. it is a sign of a shortage of workers in the u.k. wage growth strongest and sometime. the pool dropped edit the sharpest rate in 24 years. it i ringing alarm bells at the beginning would. 37% of storefronts were vacant and the retail corridor's near grand central and midtown east the end of september, roughly double the historical rate. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> the labor department will issue an emergency rule to require all employees with more than 100 people, whether they work for the forget about -- the federal government or not, be vac

i broaden it out a little bit and i look across the indo pacific region outside the south china sea, east china sea. we put three new fast response cutters 154-foot patrol craft in guam. i was out there for the commissioning. they are stretching about 10,000 miles, nautical mile range, with another platform that extends their ability for logistics support. they were just doing some work out there in the region with a nation -- this nation had an australian provided patrol boat that went aground so we helped them cover down on some of their fisheries enforcement efforts. i think you'll see an increasing demand. i know you are seeing an increasing demand signal from my dod, ship mates, colleagues at indo pacific for more high end national security cutter in the region, more extended operations across the bass oceania region, a great composition for checkbook diplomacy versus human-to-human interaction, free and open oceans. i think that is where the coast guard brings unique capability. china uses its coast guard in its maritime militia as their actioning arm and then sit back and say

so can you explain how that strengthens our nation's readiness with the indo pacific region? >> thank you for your question and thank you for your service. so back in with the maritime advantage to have those unique complementary roles and for those challenges and a big part of that was oriented around the endo pacific. so please support the indo pacific with national security cutters on occasion that is wrapping of a multi- month deployment the mla with taiwan and to exercise with the japanese coast guard and self-defense labeled forces. we work with the lesion and that is equivalent to the coast guard so we can do a lot of capacity building and liaisons and attachÉ one is going to singapore and also partnered with the australians and the multi- australian naval force. i brought in that out across the indo pacific across the south china sea input three new fast response cutters and out there for the commissioning stretching with another platform that extends the ability for logistic support and they were just doing some work out there in the region. and with the australian p

military, in terms of diplomacy, in terms of the importance of the united states in the asia-pacific region in china, the uk is right there shoulder to shoulder with the united states so i think, you know, whatever issues boris johnson had in perception of his closeness to donald trump, that -- that's gone. >> we're waiting for the start of this meeting between the president of turkey and the president of united states. we'll take a quick break. much more of our special coverage coming up from the g-20 summit here in rome right after this. really make my dry skin healthier in one day? it's true jen. really?! this nourishing prebiotic oat formula moisturizes to help prevent dry skin. one day? for real! wow! aveeno® healthy. it's our nature.™ i gotta say i'm still impressed. very impressed. new daily moisture for face. everything you love for your body now for your face. with schizophrenia, i see progress differently. it's in the small things i look forward to. with the people i want to share it with. it's doing my best to follow through. it's the little signs that make me feel like things co

. >> reporter: china is locked in territorial disputes across the indo-pacific region.iggest unresomped issue, and some say biden's biggest test. for the first time in more than 70 years, some analysts say that people's liberation army is posing perhaps the most significant challenge yet to u.s. military supremacy in the indo-pacific region and you are seeing not just a chinese military build-up but australia being deployed with nuclear submarines in the coming years. you also have japan deploying missiles to its outlying islands just 100 miles from taiwan. it's clear, wolf, that all of the allies of the u.s. in this region as they conduct naval exercises and keep in a state of readiness are watching closely to see what happens with cross-strait relations. >> this is really, really a critical moment. we'll sadly be hearing a lot more about this in the coming weeks and months. we'll stay in close touch with you, will. thank you, will ripley, reporting live from taiwan. >>> other important international news. for the first time since the chaotic u.s. withdrawal from afgha

ross: australia is also paying close attention, saying that it wants an indo pacific region based one of law. the former australian foreign minister. >> it is quite clear that if china were to invade taiwan and create a war and endeavor to take taiwan over, that would create a regional armageddon. it would certainly draw the united states into that war. i think it would certainly draw japan into that war, and there's every chance australia would be drawn in as well, and other countries. it would be a regional armageddon if china invaded arm -- taiwan. ross: the global times editorial was stronger -- time to warn taiwan secessionists war is real, and warns that the peaceful atmosphere of only a few days ago has all but disappeared. let's get an analysis from howard's and. -- howard sang. howard: chinese as cranking up -- the chinese are cranking up military pressure just at the end of august and early september. most of the audience will remember even the united kingdom had the hms queen elizabeth, for the first time, a carrier group sailing to asia and the south cha sea. one of the b

the developments in the pacific region? well, britain is wrong because britain has nothing to give. like australia of dealing with the us, it will be a junior partner, and anyway after afghanistan completely unreliable. the obvious ally is france because it has indo pacific presence, it has territory there, it has an army like the british army, it has a permanent seat on the european council. and i think as soon asjohnson mends fences with macron it is the best. i have a suggestion, why doesn't he buy, because they are cheap at the moment, the submarines the australians don't want? i'm sure macron could make your products! make a deal he couldn't possibly refuse. as long as they're not gas powered i think we might be onto something. jef, with aukus, with the first ever face—to—face meeting of the four nations, they haven't actually met but they did come to washington to meetjoe biden — do you get a sense that there is finally a biden strategy emerging about china? in fits and starts. i think biden's idea in foreign policy generally and also with china and the asia—pacific is allianc

dress scenario snaked into the bay to destroy nuclear such, well is didn't work out with the pacific region has become an increasingly vallejo part of the world, especially in the wake of a fear standoff between china and the us. the russian military says, these are routine exercises that have nothing to do with occurring geopolitical tensions causing a rush of reporting for rti from the cum chaka peninsula. in 30 years, real meat will only be available in an illegal places. so say that creator of the 1st stem cell, burger and conversation with ortiz sophie shepherd, nancy, worrying or necessary, you can decide next in her continuing visionary series. good bye for now. oh, oh, yeah, it states, it has to be rash. to be able to afford enzyme and find the luxury good for sure. despite having the most expensive health care system in the world, we have poor life expectancy. we have higher infant mortality. we have more deaths from treatable causes. so americans are suffering every day from it says if these people don't count i saw how they can choose their customers and dump the sick so also the

together to build our free democratic societies and to uphold free and open shipping in the indo pacific region. and then in other parts of the world, whether we're talking about the middle east in the south china sea region and the light, we have very strong friends and allies. but there were those countries that will remain adversaries of the united states, no matter what the conditions of governance are here in washington d. c. primarily unfortunately, that's china. that will include iran, that will include north korea. and there's nothing that washington can do for the most part that can help move those countries away from their adversarial stance. michael, embarrassing as our bug out was most americans wanted out. and are we naive to heave a sigh of relief that afghanistan is in the u. s a's rear view mirror. what we shouldn't be naive. we should be watching a very, very carefully we still have a serious and growing terrorist threat from there. and, and as a result of our rapid departure, abrupt departure from afghanistan, it has incentivized other terrorist groups. and in effect, afghanis

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well, this didn't work out with the pacific region has become an increasingly volatile part of the world, especially in the wake of a fear standoff between china and the us. the russian military says, these are routine exercises that have nothing to do with occurring geopolitical tensions causing a rush of reporting for rti from the cum shatka peninsula. a court has delivered its vote in the trial over a shopping center fire in russia that was 3 years ago, but it left the whole country in a total state of shaka artes donald quota has moved that tragic saga that began over 3 years ago with an enormous fire at the camera of a shopping mall has finally led to some criminal convictions. 8 people have been found guilty of crimes that ultimately led to the deaths of 60 people. most of them being children. among the convicts are top management personnel. some of them have been charged with negligence. others with breaking fire safety codes, and the rest of them being charged with offering services that do not meet the legal safety requirements. now, the largest happiest sentence was given to th

the imf chief or china -- four china, he is assisted in the asia-pacific region.n. there is so much going on in china. china is the big story for the global economy right now. let's start with gdp. you revise the forecast from a .4% to 8%, then we got a big deceleration third-quarter gdp growth, many analysts revised by a good amount. do you see the possibility that the 2021 gdp number for china will coming even weaker than you thought? >> we third there is additional risk. [indiscernible] lagging consumption. the risks are correlating, global supply issues, microchips , the property in developing sector. we are accumulating [indiscernible] kathleen: the imf saying the projections reflect financial tightening on real estate investment. evergrande is a big driver. topic of a risk does this post of the economy? >> for the moment the risk is contained. we have seen some firms being troubled, the risk within the sector and more broadly to banks. i think that has to do with people understanding the outcome as the tools. doesn't mean there is no risk of escalation. ther

exercise demonstrates the commitment of the united states and its allies to a free and open indo-pacific region venezuelan government suspended talks with the country's u.s.-backed opposition leaders which were set to resume in mexico today. yesterday venezuela's negotiating team announced the government would not be attending the next round of talks today in mexico city, just hours after a venezuelan envoy was extradited from cape verde, africa to the u.s. businessman alex saab is a close ally of president nicolas maduro, and a member of venezuela's negotiating team. he is wanted on money laundering charges. the meetings, which began in august in mexico, are aimed at solving venezuela's political crisis. there was no word on whether the venezuelan government is abandoning negotiations altogether. former president bill clinton was released from a southern california hospital today. mr. clinton was hospitalized tuesday for treatment a urological infection that doctors said was not related to covid-19. hillary clinton accompanied the 75-year-olformer president today. he is expected to return to t

sell similar secrets to the australians in an attempt to counter chinese influence in the asia—pacific regionn from the cold will now appear at court on tuesday. mark lobel, bbc news. 16 people have died in a plane crash in russia nearly 1000 kilometres east of moscow. a further six people who were on board the light aircraft were rescued, with serious injuries, and have been taken to hospital. the plane, owned by a local flying club, crashed soon after take—off. most of those on board were members of a parachute team. the austrian prime minister will be sworn in head of government later today. he replaces sebastian coates who reside on a saturday after being placed under investigation over allegations of corruption. —— kurz. the new chancellor admits he faces enormous challenges. tens of thousands of poles have been attending rallies to support the eu membership. rallies took place in dozens of cities after controversial ruling against the privacy of european union law, leading to speculation the government was planning what is being called a pole exit from europe. travel between the uk and

residents to undergo hotel quarantine at their own expense. several on the countries in the asia pacific region also study easing restrictions. as the vaccination rates rise, jameel alan doug and has it is the kind of frenzy that many people in this shall you see. they have missed for too long. looking flights for international travel. the country closest borders in march last year, but from november, the 1st citizens and permanent residents and their immediate family members can travel to and from sydney international airport. without having to quarantine, they'll need to be fully vaccinated against cobit 19. and this easing of restrictions in new south wales doesn't apply to tourists. the states premier says a major step forward or want to open up new south walls to the wall, or we need to rejoin the vote. we can't leave here in a hermit kingdom, or we've got to open up. and this decision to die is a, is a big want. but it's the roy want to get new south walls connected globally, but in neighboring you zealand officials are implementing some of the toughest covey restrictions in the world. al

k and australia for the indo pacific region and member states. i think we want to express concerns about stability, about preserving stability in the region, as well as making sure that there isn't a lot of security build up in the region like florence, larry life us there and malaysian capital calling reference. thank you. amnesty international sans, it'll close this to offices in hong kong by the end of the year because it can't guarantee the safety of stuff. the group says a national security, you know, imposed by beijing makes it impossible for its employees to work without fear of reprisal laws. been used to target pro democracy protest as civil society groups and dissenting voices. a diplomatic route, but in turkey and the west appears to be de escalating taxi's. president had threatened to expel ambassadors from 10 western countries. they were demanding the release of a jailed activist, accused of being part of a coup attempt in 2016. was type 31 had call that demand an attack on turkey sovereignty. on monday, the embassies issue statements

because as we all know, ratcheting up of tensions in the asia pacific region, that this is become very dangerous and stabilizing. and i think in a testing a missile like this can improve the stability of the region by reducing the possibility of how to asia. because i think there is a very old danger that the us miscalculate. and again, if the intelligible indeed missed that this to be to a very dangerous situation where the u. s. could stumble into a conflict that would be disastrous. and i think now that this is become widely known, that it enhances stability in the region by reducing the likelihood of miscalculation conflict. morning have continued to visit the site where a british m p was stamped to death on friday day. the name was meeting members on the public in lee on see when he was attacked. police have now extended the detention of a man arrested at the same. last time we spoke to rooper huck who was a london based in p for the labor party. she recently traveled here to cut her with david amos as part of a delegation of british and peace. this is death means further changes

because as we all know, ratcheting up of tensions in the asia pacific region. that this is become very dangerous and stabilizing, and i think in a testing a missile like this can improve the stability of the region by reducing the possibility of lift calculation. because i think there is a very old danger that the u. s. miscalculate. and again, if the intelligence agencies indeed missed that this could lead to a very dangerous situation, where the u. s. could stumble into a conflict that would be disastrous. and i think now that this has become widely known, that it enhances stability in the region by reducing the likelihood of miscalculation conflict, inter lanka, hundreds of fishermen, and protesting against what they say is poaching from neighboring india. they say their livelihoods are being threatened. the fishermen demonstrated by signing dozens of boats flying black flags to the know the most points of the island nation . they want a government to enforce a 2017 law that would prevent indian fishermen from encroaching interest. lincoln waters mcnelson and

because as we all know, ratcheting up of tensions in the asia pacific region, that this is become very dangerous and stabilizing. and i think in a testing a missile like this can improve the stability, the region by reducing the possibilities lift calculation. because i think there is a very old danger that the u. s. miscalculate. and again, if the intelligence agencies indeed missed that this could lead to a very dangerous situation, where the u. s. could stumble into a conflict that would be disastrous. and i think now that this has become widely known, that it enhances stability in the region by reducing the likelihood of miscalculation conflict. japan's new prime minister female because she has made a ritual offerings, the controversial shrine, victims of japanese aggression in the 1st half of the 20th century. see that? yes. the qu, nisha in tokyo as a symbol of the countries militarism because she did not visit it's autumn festival in person, was attended by the former prime minister and go, she had to go. he said the offerings were spect, though too long. they live in southern t

for the indo pacific region, and i think member states are going to want to discuss this. some member states have expressed concerns about this. they're probably going to want to say that this region, they want to preserve peace and stability in this region, and probably even express concern about security build up in the region. right to florence, larry life in the, in the malaysian capital, calling on performance. thank you. does not so to come here now does air including the u and warns the world is way off track a cap? rising temperatures and global emissions reach record highs and nigeria launches africa's 1st digital currency joining a running list of nations to adopt virtual muddy ordinances. ah hell i once again welcome to the la cat international forecast. we got some very unsettle weather, making its way across north america. the moment banks of cloud around the east, some heavy rain that just around the at the lakes, and we have got, oh, rain, sleet, and snow parting in across western parts of canada at western air is at the u. s. as well as cold front, tumbling

and australia for security in the india pacific region and member states have already expressed consent. some member states have expressed concerns about a possible security build up in the region. so i think that's going to be on the agenda as well. so it's many thanks. so florence reed, i live in quite a long time. well, debbie, debbie start hot is the founder and coordinator of the alternative se i'm network on. but she says that i see an attitude, the shocks, the military joint in the law, but more needs to be done to avoid a regional humanitarian crisis. the main concern, bossier, is that we are seeing the imminent of the, the, an imminent offensive intensive, authentic being launched in a not which could cause massive regional instability because of refugees. we, the un experts have already want that to build up is reminiscent of what happened in a kind of state in 2017, when a 1000000 ro hang go wake spell to bangladesh. it's getting to the point where i see on has no choice as the end was polar and tried to be conciliatory. had the 5 point consensus, which was supposed to be foc

k and australia for the india pacific region . and i imagine that will also be on the agenda with member state prep, wanting to say they want that keen to maintain peace and stability in the region, but they may be concerned about security build up in the region. all right to florence, very live for quality and performance. thank. now a diplomatic rabbit. in turkey on the west appears to be the escalating turkeys president had threatened to expel ambassadors from 10 western countries. they were demanding the release of a jailed activists accused of being part of a coup attempt in 2016, russia, ty, berto on had called their demand on attack on turkeys sovereignty. on monday the embassies issued statements saying will abide by you and convention, which calls on debit not to respect the laws of the house state. because im near to miss osler could is to go to my aim is not to start a crisis. it's only to preserve and protect the rights and interests of our country . today, the ambassadors took a step back and refer to the vienna conven

into bed with australia and the deal little c nuclear powered submarines controlling the indo pacific region for the spring. and notice maria's now he's a former m e p and a professor of a u institutions at the university of crete. very good. even see notice m s a, but this is, is a unusual scenario. you've got, you've got less is called this a club nato. you've got this military club and it seems that 2 members don't trust the other members to come to their rescue when required. and so they've made their own private deal. is that what it is our misjudging is it that they just don't trust the others to come to help them if needed? well, actually, 505. the nato subsitute does not cover any new threats among the alliance members. and you know that we have because they the lab why dorky against greece and natal does not cover all of these issues and the credits from 30, so research won't be dr. lead to sign an agreement with for, and say, you know, to have actually an assistant close in case the rates if. busy not the by 30, so i've got a big to opt out of the defense back sign between greece a

into bed with australia in a deal that we'll see nuclear power submarines patrolling the in the pacific region . and he racial center, vice president rasmussen told me earlier that we could see more intro nato defense pipes in the future. we've got issues within the nato allies to say that it's, it's not an important alliance. it it, but i think i think europe needs to look out for themselves and they should realize that other allies don't necessarily look out after the interests of european a snake to no longer fate for path is to increase and france not trust or fail. they kind of rely on that allies alliance between the u. k. u. s. a state, which basically went against alliances. basically put a, put a dagger in the trust. there were a lack of trust, a major part in the nato side. it is the key part of that. do you think we will see more defense punks between nato members than i do. i think we're pending how this goes. i do see that we will see additional pack internally within the nato alliance between park and as he is on us international, the san join me from nor, and iraq said to minute

to finalize that deal, whilst pivoting to the rest of the world, particularly the asia pacific region, all i know is you gotta make sure there's no tariffs on scotch whiskey. that's for sure, hillary forwards. thank you so much for pleasure. planing the story for us and that's it for this time you can catch boom bust on demand on the portable tv app available on smartphones and tablets. you google play in the apple app store by searching a portable tv. we'll see next time i'm doing bus. imagine picking up a future textbook on the early years of the 21st century. what are the chapters called gun violence school shootings, homelessness 1st, it was my job and then it was my family didn't was my savings. i have nothing. i have nothing and it's not like i don't try. i look for resources, i look for jobs, i look for everything i can to make this pass. and i end up doing, passing time, the road to the american be made with dead refugees. this very idealized image is owner america. native americans look past the deaths that happen every single day. this is a modem. history of the usa, my amer

example, the 2nd page on of nato in brussels, said that nato needs to project itself into the ego pacific region. i say what, you know, i, i don't understand this, this is not the north atlantic, is it? yeah, well i, it's go to our guest in beijing. i know i me, when i heard the same thing from the, the head of nato. i mean, i, i was trained as a historian, modern european history, which includes the imperial period in colonization. and so europe wants to return to the, the pacific. i mean, the, it, you know, a history doesn't repeat, but there is an echo there. i mean, if i were beijing i, i wouldn't like that again. sounds very jingo, a stick to me. and particularly since china is in what asia go ahead in beijing. well, nato has been looking for some sure destiny. and the absence when the wall fell, i mean they really, it's just plain inertia that they're still there. i mean, it's a real question about what they think they can do in such a place. i mean, it's not a naval power. it's a land power. everything was based on facing off with pressure. tank's artillery pieces missiles is not a weird

s. considers this central to the security and stability of the broader pacific region and the united states. and we are deeply concerned by ongoing p r c. efforts to undermine that stability. our commitment to taiwan is rock solid and contribute to the maintenance of peace and stability across the taiwan strait and within the region. hostile ahead here on al jazeera kit. nothing's on the rise and hazy we hear from a teenage girl who's snatched off the street, says she with and goodbye facebook. hello, meta. but when a corporate name change, tackle the social networks many problems. ah hi there your world, whether update for europe and africa right now, and we do have our run of atlantic rain through the united kingdom. this is going to be persist in. so over in northern england into scotland, we could see some flooding, also disturbed weather across areas of france is, includes for paris with the high of 15 degrees. that same band of rain is working its way across the iberia peninsula, but you're gonna get into some waves of rain or the next few days. so setting up into a soggy weath

bad with australia in a deal that we'll see nuclear power, it's submarines patrolling the into pacific region and less across life, se eurasia sent to vice president al rasmussen and mr. ross instant. thank you very much indeed for, for joining us now on the program. so deals are being strung between needs her members themselves. what messages does this send out about this state of the alliance? i think one, i think we've had several issues that you just cover issues between greece and turkey. and we had the most recent i'm i would say misplaced alliance between the u. k. u. s. ross, earlier as the wife and which basically went against a lion. her basically put a put a dagger in the trust there were. so we've got we've got issues within the, a nato ally to say that it's, it's not an important alliance. it it but i think i think europe needs to look out for themselves and they should realize that other allies don't necessarily look out after the interest of european. and so i think her, mr. um, president mccall has been pushing for this for a long time until merkel with support of it as well.

because as we all know, with the rationing up of tensions in the asia pacific region, that this has become very dangerous in the stabilizing. and i think china testing a missile like this can improve the stability of the region by reducing the possibility of lift calculation. because i think there is a very real danger that the u. s. miscalculate that again, if the intelligence agencies indeed missed this than this could lead to a very dangerous situation, where the u. s. could stumble into a conflict that would be through dash stress. i think now did this is become widely known that it enhances stability. ready in the region by reducing the likelihood of miscalculation conflict. but there wasn't actually expecting that on to from you. i must admit that you talk about potentially most ability. but you're saying that because of the, the type of technology in the accuracy. but it gets into a situation where, well, if they've got it, we want that. and if they've got it, we want to, and however, many countries around the world will end up beefing up their arsenals with this new deadly technolo

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