seale says pyongyang conducted two missile tests in less than two weeks. the latest came after the un security council held a meeting on pyongyang's weapons program, and the beijing indirectly accused russia and china of enabling north korea. for more on these developments, we turn to -- who joins us live from south korea. so what is the latest on these escalating tensions on the region? >> well, to start off with, that un security council hearing, it was interesting, because there was obviously a line drawn in the sand between the u.s. and its allies on one side, and then russia and china on the other side when it came to north korea. you mentioned the u.s. ambassador indirectly blaming russia and china for enabling north korea. they responded by blaming the united states, and saying that it was washington that was actually raising tensions in the area. china saying that they are poisoning regional security environments. now, that's very similar to what we heard from north korea themselves earlier this thursday . through state run media, the foreign minis

the missiles were fired eastward outside of pyongyang.he first missile threw about 350 kilometers and the second traveled roughly 800 kilometers. south korean president yoon suk-yeol vowed to defend his country. >> translator: we will protect our people's safety based on the strong alliance with the united states and the trilateral security cooperation with the u.s. and japan. >> the launches come as a u.s. aircraft carrier was deployed to waters east of the korean peninsula. the north issued a statement before the launch condemning south korea and the u.s. it blamed the u.s. for posing what it called a serious threat to the stability of the korean peninsula. >>> they spoke to reporters afterward. >> translator: in just during the short time starting from the end of september, a total of six ballistic missiles were fired. this poses a grave challenge to japan and this region and to the international community's peace and security. with this recognition, we agree that japan and south korea strongly condemn such acts together. also, along w

pyongyang has launched six rockets into two weeks, including one that flew over japan.t message is north korea sending, and how should the international community respond? this is "inside story." ♪ laura: hello and welcome to the program. i'm laura kyle. north korea has dramatically increased the number of its missile tests. it has conducted six in just 12 days, including the first intermediate range ballistic missile test in five years. it landed in the sea of japan on tuesday. that launch prompted the japanese government to warn people to seek shelter. the u.s., japanese, and south korean militaries responded with live fire drills a day later, and the pentagon repositioned an aircraft carrier off the korean peninsula. pyongyang reacted by launching two more missiles on thursday, sending fighter jets near its border with south korea. in a phone call, the japanese and south korean leaders condemned the escalation. the pentagon says the latest tests pose a serious threat to the region's stability. >> clearly north korea is testing its missile program. it is looking to ad

missile launch, the japanese defense ministry said the projectile covered a record distance for pyongyang of more than 4 1 / 2,000 km, that is, the missile could reach not only japan, south korea, but also the american island possession of guan, authorities in tokyo turned on a warning signal about air alert. however, exactly how, in these frames, the japanese themselves did not panic, the trajectory of the rocket passed over the island of hakaido, local residents were asked not to approach the windows, stay inside houses or in underground premises, the japanese prime minister condemned the launch of the rocket. and in seoul they warned of a decisive response the day before , south korean activists launched air portrait balloons. kim jong-un in front of a mushroom cloud. they were detained by the police earlier, the authorities urged not to provoke the northern neighbors pyongyang promised respond to such attacks with deadly retribution. well, now ilya kazakov will introduce them to the sports news. ilya good morning, the russian weightlifting federation to offer can offer the internation

the pyongyang has previously launched other potentially longer range weapons at high angles to avoid neighboring countries. morning siren sound out of the north of japan. passengers on their morning commute hatch and weight is trains will hold to. while outside lance speaker, announcements sworn people to take shelter. ha, it's the 1st time in 5 years that north korea is fired, a missile over japanese territory. north korea has fired a ballistic missile. it flew over our country and we believe it fell in the pacific ocean. it's another barbaric act after a series of ballistic missile launches and we strongly condemned. this is the 7th time a north korean miss. alice flown over japan. tokyo said this may have been the longest yet. the ballistic missile travelled for about 4600 kilometers before crashing into the pacific ocean, fired in a different direction. that would be far enough to hit the u. s. island of graham. the u. s. was quick to condemn the launch and called it dangerous and reckless. and south korea vowed a tough response. i had only little more hung. well, such reckless n

and the us have been warning that pyongyang is preparing to conduct another nuclear chest, which they say could happen soon after north korea's ally, china holds a communist party congress on october 16th shadow carol is from the news and analysis outlet. the career risk group, the north koreans of never managed, the fire broke it this far. how concerning is that? i think by itself is not particularly concerning. the missile we believe is to have been tested today is very likely a song, 12 intermediate range ballistic missile. it's been tested over japan on at least 2 occasions in the past. the main difference here is that the range of it is, has gone up by about a 1000 kilometers. so it's not by itself concerning for the distance, but more so for the timing. given that there's been no least direct, you know, you know, attack or provocation by the us, south korea, japan or north korea that can be clearly seen just yet to have triggered this. what is so alarming about the timing? well, it's kind of come out of nowhere we've, we've had and all of a sudden in the last few weeks, 5 or 6 r

bill a while booter zidari. clos, more nuclear saber rattling not from russia back north korea. pyongyang says it's been testing missiles to hit and wipe out targets in south korea. ah, i'm jarrett. great, thanks so much for joining us. pakistan is had some of it's worth flooding ever this year, putting a 3rd of the country under water. and displacing millions of people, scientists say climate change has made the disaster worse. and now after the flooding comes, disease dingey, cholera and malaria, a leading towards the un is calling a 2nd wave of catastrophe. for 2 weeks now, myra jack, ronnie has barely been able to stand up. the 12 year old girl from souk or in southern pakistan has malaria. the area near her home was badly hid by flooding. the stagnant waters and mosquitoes helped infection spread, and getting treatment is almost impossible. planning yard. the shag, my family is very poor body, we can hardly afford medicine, but they still manage to get me something from the pharmacy. but it hasn't made me feel better delay had the at the rena hanniman in to had her main care givers h

it comes in a record year of weapons tests by pyongyang, which recently revised its laws to declare itself an irreversible nuclear power. ah morning siren sound out of the north of japan passengers on their morning commute had to wait as trains were halted. while outside lance speaker announcements warned people to take shelter. ha! it's the 1st time in 5 years that north korea is fired, a missile over japanese territory. north korea has fired a ballistic missile. it flew over our country and we believe it fell in the pacific ocean. it's another mark very fact after a series of ballistic missile launches and we strongly condemn this this is the 7th time a north korean missile is flown over japan. but tokyo said this may have been the longest yet. the ballistic missile travelled for about 4600 kilometers before crashing into the pacific ocean, fired in a different direction. that would be far enough to hit the u. s. island of graham. the u. s. was quick to condemn the launch and caught it dangerous and reckless. and south korea vowed a tough response. i don't need to more on the heck pull s

a longer range weapon was launched by pyongyang 2 days ago. the u. s. navies, flagship carrier group, is returning to the sea of japan for exercises with south korean forces. the un security council met on wednesday, where the u. s. condemned north korea. the dpr k has enjoyed blanket protection from 2 members of this council. these 2 members have gone out of their way to justify the t dpr, kay's repeated provocations and block every attempt to update the sanctions regime . in short, 2 permanent members of the security council have enabled kim young on while the u. s. condemned, the latest launch has saying they violate un resolutions and our regional and international threat rubble. bride as more from self is a flurry of miss alexander. he seems to be continuing the too short range, ballistic missiles detected 1st, light on thursday, being fired from an area of some stock which is close to pyongyang. now, according to south korean military officials, at the 1st time that the missiles have been detected from this area. so the suspicion is that they w

washington accuses beijing and moscow of protecting north korea from tougher un sanctions after pyongyang fires two new missiles into the sea of japan. french fuel stations run dry as strike action over pay and conditions puts 60% of the nation's oil refineries out of action. translation: the french are beginning to see the consequences at the pumps, we are seeing a shortage of diesel and petrol at all service stations. the decision by the world's major oil producers to cut production is described as "short—sighted" after oil prices are pushed to a three—week high. and — a symbol of the economic crisis facing lebanon. the bbc speaks to a lebanese mp who held up a bank, to take out her own money. i apologise to all the people i frightened, but how does that compare to the despair, anger and grief i feel every day? hello and welcome. russia and china have been accused of shielding north korea from further un sanctions over its weapons programme. at a security council meeting, the us ambassador said they'd given pyongyang blanket protection. shortly afterwards, north korea fired two new ball

s. accusing permanent members. china and russia of enabling pyongyang while making no specific reference to tuesdays miss all over japan. north korea has justified its flurry of launches. north korea says its only been carrying out countermeasures against provocations by the us and its allies had damage the return of the aircraft. carrier strike grew as a threat to peace on the korean peninsula. with all sides, it seems willing to raise the stakes in this continuing standoff. robert bride al jazeera, so a white house is criticizing the decision by world oil producers to cut output, saying that it is short sighted and will have the global economy. yeah, bag plus great, which includes russia and saudi arabia will reduce production. i to 1000000 barrels a day from november. well, prices have risen slightly since the announcement on wednesday. prices had dropped in the last 3 months after fears of a global recession. the saudi energy minister says the cut is necessary. our priority now is stabilizing market. now we could be accused of wanting to, or influence market in a negative way. that's

security met to discuss pyongyang's program and the u.s. accused russia and china, without naming them, of enabling north korea. >> as we all know, the dprk has enjoyed blanket protection from this council. they have gone out of their way to justify the dprk's provocations and block every attempt to update the sanctions re regime. in short, two permanent members of the security council have enabled kim jong-un. >>> paula hang cobs is standing by from seoul, south korea. this is an extraordinary number of tests in a very short space of time, paula. >> reporter: it is, max. it's what's a record of missile launches that we're seeing this year. you've seen six in just the last 12 days of missile launches. two really is quite remarkable. we heard from pyongyang from state runnemede yeah and they said the reason they're carrying out so many missile launches is because the u.s. and south korea have been carrying out military drills. they said that they had also referred them to the u.n. security council for what they thought was just a just reacti

it comes amid warning that's pyongyang is preparing for another nuclear test. officials confirmed the incident after midday. south korea's military says they were short range ballistic missiles. it says they were fired from an area in the country's southeast. sources close to the japanese government say the missiles did not land inside the country's exclusive economic zone. there are no reports of damage. north korea launched missiles on 28 occasions this year and unprecedented this wook officia this week officials warned of a decisive response if they conduct the seventh nuclear test. >>> latest launch comes as new satellite images suggest north korean military facilities are undergoing major upgrades. experts say it can all be part of pyongyang's intercontinental ballistic missile program. construction has been working at a plant that is used to make tanks and other vehicles. observers say the expansion could be linked to the development of all terrain mobile missile launchers. he was also going the site of an icbm launch in 2017. meanwhile, u.s. think tank i

pyongyang says it responded with strong military countermeasures.s rare for the country to issue a military statement immediately after a ballistic missile launch. japanese defense minister hamada yasukazu says japan has lodged a protest with the north through its embassy in beijing. >> translator: north korea's series of launches is absolutely intolerable, and the significant improvement of its missile technology cannot be overlooked. we will continue to work closely with the u.s. and other countries to gather information and analyze and monitor north korea's military moves. >> pyongyang has now tested weapons 27 days this year. on wednesday it announced it fired two long-range crue missiles. the ruling party's newspaper quoted lder kim jong-un as saying his country will continue to expand the operational sphere of its nuclear forces. >>> south korea is denouncing the repeated launches and imposing new unilateral sanctions, its first against the north in nearly five years. the foreign ministry announced them on friday, noting the launches were appa

4 1/2 thousand kilometers a new ballistic missile range record from pyongyang in the north korea wasfully held new tests are in earnest, scaring tokyo and seoul as well as statements.

it is washington, that provoking pyongyang is on full as usual on the nuclear issue. the u. s. is playing by a double standard, it is engaged in political maneuvering, poisoning the security environmental's. against this backdrop, the height and tension on the peninsula shall not come as a surprise. will miss artists of increased fears that north korea will soon conduct another nuclear test. new as base center for strategic and international studies released these satellite images of the pony re test site. from late september, analysts say they show work on a tunnel which could be part of an expansion of testing capabilities. new and his tracking north grades, ballistic missile tests and says it has carried out around 40 this years, a record number. in the past 40 years, pyongyang has conducted more than 200 miss our launches and 6 nuclear tests. and more than half of those have been since kim jong and came to power. ah, let's bring in our guest now discuss this further and in. so we have a young fellow at the us and institute for policy studies and take care allison morgan, a

in the past 40 years, pyongyang has conducted more than 200 miss our launches and 6 nuclear tests. and more than half of those have been since kim jong and came to power. ah, let's bring in our guests now discuss this further and in. so we have a king, a fellow at the athens institute for policy studies and take you allison morgan, a professor at the university of tokyo and a former push ambassador to north korea, and in washington, dc. mark fitzpatrick, a fellow at the international institute. statistics studies. and a former deputy us assistant secretary of state, if i would welcome to all of you. but let's start by looking at the timing of these tests. ok, young, why are we saying this barrage of missile tests now? yeah, we have to see the context. well, as you see, you last september, north korea announce is nuclear force horace act and the law is closed. so you are going to see if you could have daughtry, the kingdom has been claiming since the april military re, you know, it is intended to c l, u s. and south korea and they'll do group horses on horses are now over asia. and

that's what pyongyang said.t leave this unanswered and also fired artillery cannons of the order of 1070 shells counted in seoul fell into the buffer zone, the yellow and japanese seas and called pyongyang's actions a clear violation of bilateral relations earlier that night, the dprk military launched a short-range ballistic missile. she flew about 700 km at a maximum speed of six machs and fell into the sea of ​​japan. tokyo made another protest to pyongyang in the dprk, while they repeatedly explained missile tests are taking place against the backdrop of of large-scale military exercises in south korea with the participation of the strike group of the us aircraft carrier ronald reagan in belarus, a counter- terrorist operation regime was introduced for possible provocations from neighboring countries, as explained in the country's foreign ministry, there was evidence that it was planned to quote almost the capture of certain sections of belarusian territory the leader held a number of , meetings with the sec

seoul said four short range weapons were used to deter further provocations from pyongyang.cision aerial bombing exercise to demonstrate their readiness to react to the threat from pyongyang with more than just words. north korea's missile was the fifth in the last few days. it travelled about 4,500 kilometres before falling into the pacific ocean. karl freedhoff, korea expert at the chicago council on global affairs said its believed to have been the longest distance ever travelled for a north korean test flight. i think there are three key points and at the first this is not new. north korea has done with his previously in 2017. the second point is that north korea is going to continue to test and it is not over. it seems nearly certain that this is going to and in a nuclear test perhaps in the end of october or november. the third point is this is not stoppable. no matter what the us, south korea orjapan do, there is little they can do to stop north korea continuing to test new weapons and technology. [30 new weapons and technology. do ou new weapons and technology. do yo

a new escalation in the korean peninsula pyongyang and seoul exchanged warning fire at the maritime bordera north korean ship crossed the maritime demarcation line in the yellow sea and the south korean military opened a warning fire pyongyang, in turn, accused the south korean border guards that it was their convoy ship that violated the border. hmm, the demarcation agency, as reported by north korea, fired 10 shots from a multiple launch rocket system in response to the shelling of its territory. restore the destroyed infrastructure to ensure uninterrupted supply of electricity and heating. this is the main task that is now facing the authorities in the liberated territories with the help of specialists from other russian regions. they schools and kindergartens are being repaired and built from scratch. hospitals are what they used to be a target for ukrainian radicals from the lugansk people's republic pavel prokopenko's report loaf is a symbol of russian hospitality a woman with bread meets everyone who visits the village of luhanska who occupied this settlement used it as a training t

true, in an attempt to warn pyongyang, everything accidentally hit its own air force base, one of theon social networks, it fell almost next to residential buildings, despite the mistake that it almost ended in tragedy, the president of south korea continues to assure that their us alliance ensures the safety of citizens, it also justifies the presence of american soldiers, deploying their military bases all over the country, the latest launch of north korea's himyang icbm natural reaction can any of us think? the tin will simply sit back and watch the us and south korea conduct exercises and transfer their strategic assets to the peninsula, but expecting to subdue the north korean fervor of the washingtons. the allies achieved only the opposite, as we are sure. experts unprecedentedly hour and narrow north korea are connected with the practice of real combat operations by pyongyang due to the appearance of the us navy grouping off the korean peninsula after the nuclear aircraft carrier returned to the region. kim again, repeated the strikes exactly at the moment when he was discussin

tokyo has made yet another protest against pyongyang in north korea, while it has repeatedly said that taking place against the background of large-scale military exercises in south korea with the participation of the strike group of the us aircraft carrier ronald reagan safety checks, local media report this, tell us, what is the reason for such a step tatiana so japan plans to increase the capacity of renewable energy. i will start with russian news for details in the issue. the cabinet of ministers ordered the creation of a new operator for the sokolin 1 oil and gas project; it must be registered in yuzhno-sakhalinsk, subsidiaries of rosneft. in total, the remaining 80% will receive a share of 20%, while foreign participants have a month on the balance sheet of the operator itself to agree to receive a share in the new organizations. in case of refusal, the relevant volume will be sold to a russian legal entity. the second part of the grain deal is completely unfulfilled, said yury ushakov, aide to the president of russia, it is about simplifying the access of our fertilizers and fo

discuss north korea is actions with the us accusing minute members, china and russia of enabling pyongyang while making no specific reference to tuesdays miss all over japan. north korea has justified its flurry of launches. north korea says its only been carrying out counter measures against the provocations by the us and its allies, condemning the return of the aircraft carrier strike group as a threat to peace on the korean peninsula. with all sides, it seems willing to raise the stakes in this continuing standoff. robert bride al jazeera, so the is really government has rejected. revisions requested by lebanon to the 2 countries disputed maritime borders. it's throwing into doubt, years of diplomatic efforts to enable both countries to extract gas in the mediterranean, the 2 countries a technically at war, and have been negotiating on 860 square kilometer patch of sea. but last year, lebanon expanded. it's claimed by more than 1400 square kilometers to include the cash gas field that led to a breakdown and talks. beirut has sent back down a deal with allow israel to begin producing gas

pyongyang explained the measures to counter the exercises of the united states and south korea in tokyoat the tests are unacceptable and threaten regional security. first of this year. this is the 24th missile test dprk joe biden swore in a conversation with an official in florida while the microphone remained on mr. president. thanks for all. thanks for coming. we value. by the way, this is biden, nobody can. yes, you are damn right, more than 100 people were affected by the hurricane. vtb fast store team will expand from vtb said, want to expand. they give me approval online in just 5 minutes and up to 10 million rubles. we help with deeds without guarantors and vtb pledge. ignore trends that's not the point. and to sell their goods on modern marketplaces. this business is at the center of my business - it is help in promoting the sale and development of your business. at the center of my business is a big deal for small businesses and 100% natural, because they are made from quality milk with any or care magnet. buy cheaper if you get up more than twice at night, and palasa afalase f

the missile from pyongyang was the fifth and last few days following military exercises which broughtapan, the missile as you see travelling for a500 kilometres before falling in the pacific ocean, the longest distance 0cean, the longest distance ever travelled for a north korean test fire. this is what the response looked like, a precision aerial bombing exercise from washington and seoul to demonstrate their readiness to react to pyongyang's threat with more than just words. tokyo also incensed by what's happened. translation: north korea pop smoke lodge — translation: north korea pop smoke lodge of _ translation: north korea pop smoke lodge of the _ translation: north korea pop smoke lodge of the ballistic - smoke lodge of the ballistic missiles was a reckless act which cannot be allowed. japan will be on the highest alert and respond quickly. speaking to the bbc, the us counselor of the department of state derek shalet said it will take a complete international effort to achieve denuclearisation on the korean peninsula. we're gonna continue to press forward with sanctions against

s. accusing permanent members, china and russia of enabling pyongyang while making no specific reference to tuesdays miss all over japan. north korea has justified its flurry of launches. north korea says its only been carrying out counter measures against provocations by the us and its allies had damage the return of the aircraft. carrier strike grew as a threat to peace on the korean peninsula. with all sides, it seems willing to raise the stakes in this continuing standoff. robert bride al jazeera, so the prime minister, the solomon islands, manner, se, so gavera has been holding meetings with australian officials as the 2 pacific nations moved amend relations. they've come under strain after so far as government struck, a security packed with china in april. sarah clark has more on the talks from brisbin. most of our a visit to australia has been preaching, but is considered significant. the 2 countries held by, let's talk in camera, i mean growing tensions after our side, a security packed, we paging that security deal triggered concerns from countries like a trailer. the basing wou

expelled there, who will now manage the facility. 4.500 km new ballistic missile range record from pyongyang in north korea has successfully held new the trials are in earnest, running across frightening tokyo 's strength, just like the statements made by the neighbors. elon musk wrote that crimea became ukrainian only by khrushchev's mistake. in the event of a full-scale war with russia, kiev is unlikely to come out of victory as elon once again blew up the internet. the federation council today will consider the laws on the admission of the republics of donbass kherson and zaporozhye regions into russia; the senators will also discuss the ratification of relevant international agreements signed by vladimir putin and the heads of four regions following the results of referendums, in which residents voted for reunification with the russian federation, then the treaties were approved by the constitutional court. well, the day before, the state duma unanimously adopted a package of documents on the entry of these territories into our country. according to the adopted laws of the e dpr, lpr. as

the latest in a series of missile tests in the past, he weeks south graves military has worn pyongyang, that it will maintain overwhelming capability to counter provocations. let's go down to there is what mcbride, his lifeless. and so one more do we no problem. we are a real flurry of activity all happening in the early hours of friday morning here local time and really raising the tension levels are once more we have seen the firing of another short range, ballistic missile flying eastwood, sir, from the peninsula landing in the seas. that separate it from japan. it's reckoned that sir north career is now fired over 40 ballistic missiles. so far this year. also north korea's artillery was in action again the early hours of friday morning . according to south korea around a $170.00 shells were fired. both from the east and west coast out to sea. and also the north koreans are dispatched around 10 of its a military aircraft flying south towards the d. m. z. and close enough to the d. m . z a fall south korea to respond scrambling. it's jets in response including f $35.00. now, all of t

a longer range weapon was launched by pyongyang just 2 days ago. u. s. navy's flagship aircraft carrier is returning to the sea of japan. the exercises with south korean forces. un security council met on the wednesday, where the u. s. condemned north korea. the dpr k has enjoyed blanket protection from 2 members of this council. these 2 members have gone out of their way to justify the t dpr, kase repeated provocations and block every attempt to update the sanctions regime. in short, 2 permanent members of the security council have enabled kim young on well, the us like to condemn the latest launches saying they violate un resolutions and a regional, an international threat rubber bride joins us live, not from the south korean capital. so rob, so yet more nissan launches from north korea. what more can you tell us? that's right, they said the flurry of miss our launch seems to be continuing. a pe said the 2 missiles were detected, but 1st light thursday being launched, according to south korean military officials from an area identified to some stop

warfare exercises, and i think that increasing trilateral security cooperation is something that pyongyangssatisfied with.— dissatisfied with. there seems to be a cycle — dissatisfied with. there seems to be a cycle here. _ dissatisfied with. there seems to be a cycle here. military- to be a cycle here. military exercises, the us and allies, the anger is the north korea is a fire missiles in response. that means the us and its allies more exercises, and they fire missiles. how do you break that cycle?— that cycle? that is difficult. all sides — that cycle? that is difficult. all sides have _ that cycle? that is difficult. all sides have the - that cycle? that is difficult. all sides have the incentive that cycle? that is difficult. i all sides have the incentive to demonstrate resolve, to ensure military readiness, which had been impacted over the past few years because of the coded pandemic and in 2018, 2019 —— covid, where the united states cancelled military exercises for political reasons following the summit with president trump and kimjong—un, so now kind of getting back to regular t

pyongyang says the launches are "counter action measures" against recent us—south korean military drillsaid agencies have warned that hundreds of thousands of people in somalia face starvation unless aid deliveries are urgently stepped up. the worst drought in decades has forced many people from their homes. many of those who remain are cut off from potential help by a long—running islamist insurgency. united states has criticised the opec plus, to cut production. the president called shortsighted. move pushed up prices to three—week eyes. now on bbc news, hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk with me, zeinab badawi. as my guest today. maggie haberman has covered trump's rise in new york city to his presidential campaign, presidency, and difficult period after leaving office. now this pulitzer prize winning journalist, who is a new york times star reporter, has published a new book about him called confidence man. her book has been making headlines, but has also brought criticisms, with accusations that she has withheld information about trump that was relevant to ongoing investigations about hi

court nearby received a signal not to approach the wreckage of the launch in pyongyang explained by measuresnd countering the exercises of the united states and south korea in tokyo said that the tests were unacceptable and threatened regional security. since the beginning of the year. this is the 24th missile test. north korea on the eve of the side launched a projectile at a record distance of 4.5 thousand kilometers. in greece, a shipwrecked sailboat with illegal migrants was rescued this night due to a hurricane wind in the dark. e and sank people ended up in the water. at a steep cliff, locals came to the rescue the inhabitants lowered the cable, along which those who got into trouble climbed up into the sea. residents came out on boats and boats, later the coast guard and a rescue helicopter joined. according to the latest data , no more than 30 people out of almost a hundred people on board were saved, they were temporarily placed in a local school. to sports news ilya, the international boxing association has canceled the suspension of russian and belarusian boxers. what are the next

or let's take a look at some of the stories making headlines around the world. pyongyang has launched too long range strategic cruise missiles, according to state run media photo shoot. north korean leader kim jong own, overseeing the operation that he says was a test to confirm the nuclear capabilities of weapons deployed to military units. taiwan is fully reopened to international tourists after ending mandatory quarantine rules imposed to control the pandemic. visitors arriving from thailand were among the 1st to be welcomed, but travellers are still required to monitor their health for 7 days. and take rapid cove in 1000 test water levels at the ecos who falls on the border between argentina and brazil have risen by almost 10 times after. heavy rains is the biggest water flow over the falls is 2014. 1 of the main tourist bridges leading to the site has been closed. reports from iran said, security forces are fired at anti government demonstrators. there's been no immediate word about casualties. now this comes after nearly 5 weeks of unrest sparked by the death of a woman in polic

it's quote, threatening provocations and said that soul would strengthen deterrence after pyongyang carried out an unprecedented series of weapons tests britain's 3rd prime minister this year as promising a new era of stability. former finance minister re she soon act gained the backing of his conservative party to win the leadership on monday, his predecessor list truss had to stand down when financial markets rejected her economic plans. soon ac's 1st task will be to restore confidence in the you case finances the she for not receive a warm welcome at the guns of it, if by the headquarters. so not when dick over to adopt job from this trust her quite just after a few weeks in office, but so not faith is stuffed challenges such as duckling floating energy and food prices and a deep political crisis. he will be the 3rd prime minister this year. the united kingdom is a great country, but there is no doubt we face a profound economic challenge. we now need stability and unity, and i will make it my utmost priority to bring our party and our country together as finance minister. so knock on pr

were in the air just off the korean peninsula for some precision bombing meant as a deterrent to pyongyang. instead, we may be on the verge of a major escalation. satellite photos show north korea appears to be preparing for a nuclear test. norah. >> all right, elizabeth palmer, thank you very much. >> well, the navy seals training program is under increased scrutiny after the death of a former college football star earlier this year. and now, cbs news has learned of a new investigation, after we showed the navy the video that you are about to see. cbs's david martin has the details. ♪ happy birthday to you ♪ >> reporter: seal recruits blanketed with a cloud of tear gas while being ordered to sing "happy birthday," so they can't hold their breath. when the admiral in charge of navy seals saw this video, he ordered an investigation, telling cbs news, it raises questions about the lawfulness of the behavior. exposure to tear gas is a standard part of seal training, but the investigation is examining whether the gas was administered at too close a range, and for too long. the video was shot l

has warned pyongyang that using nuclear weapons would mean the end of the regime. russia says that it has completed its call up of 300000 military reserve us. the defense minister sergey sugars says that more than 80000 reserve troops have already been deployed to ukraine. he says the rest are in training. vladimir putin issued the mobilization order last month to beef up brush and forces in ukraine. now the call up lead to protests and it prompted tens of thousands of young men to flee the country. to avoid being drafted, iranians living in ukraine are demanding that their government stop supplying russia with attack drones. ukraine says that it has already shot down hundreds of the rainy and drones that it says were launched by moscow. t. ron is insisting it is not providing russia with these weapons. the blood of ukrainians is on your hands. that the cry from a rainy and protests is in cave as rushes drone attacks and ukraine continue. caves, waste, and allies, including the european union and the united states, claim. iran is supplying the weapons a formula. so by borland, this is

united nations security council has been meeting in new york to consider further sanctions against pyongyang. again, the great coast guard has rescued a small group of migrants after their boats sank high winds near the island and last boss, least 15 people drowned. second boat carrying up to a 100 migrants hit rocks and sank in the south bend and no word on capitals. u. s. president joe biden has toward areas of florida devastated by hurricane in and pledged federal support for recovery efforts. least a 100 people died when the storm hit the coast critic, st. residents were given insufficient warning as no let up an anti government protest sweeping iran. the unrest began when a 22 year old woman died while being held by the morality police for allegedly violating your answer. strict islamic dress code matter. i mean, the staff has drawn international condemnation, power div university students in it on are chanting them in life in freedom. it's a slogan that stretching the hearts of many white, including members of the european parliament. the hands of the redeem of them were lost in iran,

missiles toward the east to see just days after launching a nuclear capable missile over japan. pyongyang says the launches were in response to threats from the u. s. washington and south korea have been holding joint military drills off the peninsulas, east coast. in iran, protesters clashed with security forces and fresh anti regime demonstrations. a man was allegedly shot dead in his car and, and, and dad, a capitol of kurdistan. province protest erupted last month. over the death of a woman in police custody iran denies, she was killed by blows while in detention. germany's national rail operator deutsche. a ban says sabotage is to blame for major disruption to services on saturday, train services in northern germany was suspended for 3 hours. it comes 2 weeks after sabotage cause leaks on the north stream gas pipelines, linking russia and germany, ah, football and in the blunders league, adornment and by and by munich, faced off in what has become the most anticipated clash in german football. the so called classical dockman, we're hoping to buck a trend with by and have in 19 of the

south korea's military warns pyongyang that it will maintain overwhelming capability to counter publications. when the 500 people have died in nigeria, west flogs in a decade, unusually heavy rain lead to the destruction of tens of thousands of homes. the runs yemen and voice calling on warring parties to renew that these 5 hands. greenberg blamed whose he rebels, failure to extend the truce was a decrease in violence before the april cease. 5 day elapsed earlier this month. does not have a choice before them. the can choose to preserve and burden the truth towards peace is expected from whether you have it otherwise, return to war would mean reviewed an increasing suffering for the civilian population. has been another mass shooting in the u. s. a. police officers among 5 people killed and rally in the state of north carolina, suspect has been arrested, but the most it remains unclear. during the u. s. state of florida has recommended life in prison without parole for the pol clans, school shooter. nicholas cruz admitted killing 14 students and 3 style in 2018. and there is a headlines comi

have been warning that pyongyang is preparing to conduct another nuclear test, which they say could happen soon after north korea's ally, china holds a communist party congress on october 16th. and let's turn out to some of the stories making news right now. the mediator for west africa's regional block eco us says he's satisfied after meeting burkina faso new military leader. he says he's confident the leadership is preparing for a democratic transition just days after the country, 2nd military coup this year. eco was envoys arrived on tuesday to protesters chanting their support for russia and anti french slogans. large parts of bangladesh including the capital dhaka, have been left without electricity. after the countries power grid malfunction, the blackout has impacted at least $130000000.00 people are about 80 percent of the population official say they're trying to restore full service. billionaire ala mosque is proposing a go ahead with his plan to buy twitter. that's after he took twitter to court, an effort to get out of the $44000000000.00 deal. the latest agreement would put th

the other of breaching its maritime borders. tensions between the 2 careers have been simmering as pyongyang carries out a series of weapons tests. the 1st peace talks between ethiopia and rebels from the northern te gray region have been postponed for a 2nd time. negotiations were supposed to begin in south africa after renewed search of violence. almost 2 years of conflict have killed thousands of people and displaced 1000000 small disgrace movie ma girl harvey weinstein, is facing a new trial on top of a 23 year jail sentence. he's already serving the 70 year old is charged with raping and sexually assaulting 5 women. going back to 2004. the latest hearings are in los angeles. the city were weinstein. ones called the chart says one of hollywood most powerful produces the scandal triggered a wave of sexual misconduct claims in the us and around the world to women, journalists uncovered the story, their search for the truth features in a new film. but as it exactly that we're looking at here, these young women walked in to what they all had reason to believe were business meetings. i can se