better informed than a factory worker in north korean pyongyang, probably no better for both of them blinding information monopoly if you doubt it, ask your neighbors who wins in ukraine of course they will answer that ukraine is it really so of course because they see it on tv today, like every day before for all 11 months all the american media are talking about this, except perhaps colonel mcgregor, who was on this show, after which he received the stigma of putin's agent, but he is rather an exception, it is obvious that ukraine is winning, he tells us a retired general. berry mccaffrey. ukraine wins in toilet michael mcfull of stanford university. ukraine wins exclaims hillary clinton ukraine wins vying with each other. screams, the entire media establishment. after all, anyone. whoever thinks otherwise, most likely works for russia, that's what they tell you, trying to convince the population that we play in the winners team and believe the americans. how would they know back? after all, they do not have their own sources in ukraine imagine the shock that readers of the washing

residents in pyongyang cannot leave their homes until sunday evening. news from around the world, new zealand's new prime minister has been sworn in. his predecessor unexpectedly resigned last week, saying she did not know -- she did not have enough in the tanko do the job justice. he says he will focu economic difficulties. a public defender will represent the suspected bomber from the lockerbie bombing. he killed 270ple. he is the first person to face criminal charges in the u.s. japan is being battered by one of their worst winter storms in years. hundreds of flights were canceled and vehicles left stranded on roads. thousands were trapped on trains overnight. some had to hike along train tracks to reach nearby stations. postcards are searching for not -- the coast guards are searching for nine people. the parent company of facebook announced it will end the suspension of donald trump's account after a two-year ban imposed on him after the january 6 the riot by his supporters. his message that the presidential election was stolen was widely dissemina

missile testing, but george clinton, who replaced him, was classified as north korea after the evil pyongyang of the moratorium, and in 2006 he conducted the first nuclear test, the dynamics are clearly visible on the infographics. in 2011 mary had a new young one. leader. kim jong-un he resumed rockets. the nuclear program was the first korean leader to conduct only one test, his son kim jong il conducted 16 missile launches, and the grandson of kim jong-un over the past 7 years of rule launched missiles more than 150 times and tested nuclear weapons four times after a recent launch , photographs appeared where the north korean the leader proudly shows his daughters a warehouse with missiles that can carry a tactical nuclear charge. now the north and south separate the borders or the demilitarized zone of the dmz, which stretches along the thirty-eighth parallel, sometimes called the self-fortified border in the world, the south korean army has modern weapons, including own production from rifles and shells to modern tanks, like the k2 black panther and kfx multirole fighters, however, when

this is how he reacted to the statement of the white house of the two-week a long time ago that pyongyangould support the militants of the wagner group, which washington recognized as a terrorist organization, this angered the representative of the most closed country in the world so much that today the minister called this statement ridiculous , he emphasized that the us attacks on inventing non-existent cases in order to somehow justify its arms supplies to ukraine and the icing on the cake, the minister threatened washington that if such groundless statements continue, this is a challenge to which pyongyang will be forced to respond. everyone in washington is really afraid well, if anyone does not know, humanity is on the brink of the third world war, and the president of the united states of america, joe biden, has brought us to this brink, and the 45th owner of the white house, donald trump, made a typical statement the day before during a meeting with voters in the state of south carolina at he added to this that if he becomes president , he will bring peace to the world, he will do

let's take you to north korea, where people in the capital pyongyang are in the middle of a five—daysays is being imposed because of what it calls a "respiratory illness". officials have not mentioned covid by name. meanwhile temperatures in north korea have dropped to below 30 celsius in some of the northern regions. earlier, i spoke tojean lee, public policy fellow at the woodrow wilson international centre for scholars, a long—time north korea watcher. i asked her about these reports of a lockdown. i think we should clarify that state media hasn't mentioned a lockdown. they said they're in the middle of an anti—epidemic campaign. and they haven't provided very many details, to be honest, and it's so hard because we're not there to really know what that means. they've said that means they will be checking temperatures and sterilising. .. taking a look at the pictures, there are these pictures of officials in hazmat suits carrying out these sterilisation campaigns in the capital. but we are hearing reports from outlets that have sources inside north korea saying it appears that ther

chinese hit us about 90 miles north of pyongyang.ered to hold there and we're surrounded, a little over 200 of us were captured at that time. >> bob, how are you treated? >> we received very poor food, very little of it, lost a lot of weight and strength. one of the men was very badly wounded, had to have his leg amputated. >> what happened to him? >> the chinese supplied the american doctors there with a rusty scalpel and some suitors. the doctors were able to operate successfully. however, later he died of dysentery. >> bob, were there any hospital facilities for you at all? >> yes, they had a hospital, if you want to call it that. it was a filthy hole in some korean huts. the dead were lined in among the living and the stench alone was enough to make a man sick. i know it drove some of the men out of their minds. >> this american doctors book of, wasn't there anything he could do about the situation? would they listen to him? >> yes, we had some american doctors who are in the hospital there. after a little while they release one

there were lots of people at these meetings who weren't wearing masks, and at least therefore in pyongyang very least covid is under control. we have less information about what is going on in the secondary cities and in the countryside, so i think it seems like at least for the moment that the regime are largely has eight under control or at least was to give that impression internationally and to its own people. ln impression internationally and to its own people.— to its own people. in terms of where you _ to its own people. in terms of where you see _ to its own people. in terms of where you see the _ to its own people. in terms of| where you see the momentum going next, isuppose, could you see a situation where north korea follows on from china's lead and begins to gradually reopen? lead and begins to gradually reo en? , lead and begins to gradually reoen? , ~ ., reopen? yes. so, i think that north korea _ reopen? yes. so, i think that north korea will— reopen? yes. so, i think that north korea will move - north korea will move cautiously to open up, you know, watching the china exper

this came after pyongyang labeled sol as it's unsolved at enemy and sent military drones into the south to none, surely on gun. it was such an incident that showed that our military's ready was training very insufficient over the years. or talk on anything clearly confirmed that stronger preparedness and training on needed or, you know, little crunch ha cornish but was south korea and japan a countering similar regional threats. relations between the 2 neighbors have also been at their worst and years. last month, south korea summoned a senior diplomat from japan's embassy following the announcement of tokyo's new national security strategy. so protested against japan's territory, claims over the contested islands of dock door or turkish shima in the plan. one of the past disputes hindering the neighbors closer ties despite their shared wish to maintain the regions status quo. our estate correspondent can tell us more william young. let's start with japan's record defense budget. how does the government justify those measures considering its pacifist constitution? so the japanese govern

also said that there would be increased production of tactical nuclear weapons, to counter what pyongyangls threats from the united states and south korea. now on bbc news, return of the tigers. tigers are making a remarkable comeback here in nepal. their numbers more than doubling in the last ten years. tigers are the majestic creatures. being assigned in the protection duties, it's an honour, you know, it's a privilege. it's a small victory in a battle to bring them back from the brink of extinction. it is definitely something to be celebrated. it does not come without the cost. the common area that the tiger and prey species and humanity shares is so tight, the community lives in terror. there has been an increase in tiger attacks on humans. more number of tigers and more number of people, definitely there is going to be conflict. so, it is going to be a challenging job for us to, you know, maintain peace between two species. chanting private pinky adhikari has been newly stationed at bardiya national park in western nepal. herjob here is to protect the park's endangered elephants, rhi

north korea has adopted a new law aimed at what it calls the protection of the cultured pyongyang dialectit appears to be an effort to tighten control over the spread of south korean styles of speech and strengthen measures against the influence of foreign pop culture. state media also reports lawmakers discussed ways to help the economy and improve the standard of living. they also agreed to maintain current defense spending. at the ruling party's meeting last month, kim announced plans to ramp up its nuclear and missile programs. that includes the goal of developing a new intercontinental ballistic missile. this week's budget decision appears to be keeping those plans on track. >>> rescuers in china's tibet autonomous region are digging for survivors after an avalanche buried a stretch of road. at least eight people were killed. local media reports say it happened on tuesday night. the wave of snow slammed into people and motorists traveling in the city of nyingchi. hundreds of workers and dozens of vehicles have been deployed to help the search. china's emergency management ministry ha

president donald trump's administration over pyongyang's nuclear development.i has been out of the public eye since it became known in 2020 that he had been replaced as foreign minister. >>> u.n. security council members have called for calm after a flare-up of tensions in jerusalem. it comes after an ultra-nationalist israeli cabinet minister prompted outrage from palestinians. national security administer ben gavir was filmed visiting the al aqsa compound. the site is holy to yous and muslims, though under the status quo only muslims are permitted to worship there. palestinian delegates alongside representatives from several arab countries called thursday's emergency security council meeting, demanding a response. >> what red line does israel need to cross for security council to finally say, enough is enough, and to act accordingly? when are you going to act? >> speaking to reporters, israel's u.n. ambassador suggested the visit had been blown out of proportion. >> this time, i'm truly, truly shocked. and why? because there is absolutely no reason that this

pyongyang reportedly test fired three short range missiles over the weekend. south korea warned against sunday that any use of nuclear weapons by the north would lead to the end of kim's government. here in the us at least one death is being blamed on flooding in sacramento county, california, so called atmospheric river is bringing historic rain to the area. last night, an entire low lying community was ordered to evacuate after at least two levees. failed. and in this year in nevada mountains, snow over the next few days is going to be measured in feet, not inches. accuweather's kevin costner in has the forecast. good morning, andrew. we have a big storm coming onto the planes to start this work week. the cold side is snow and ice from denver to minneapolis and the warm side. well, that's going to be some thunderstorms around dallas to little rock. let's talk snow here about six inches or more in minneapolis, feet of snow through tuesday in the colorado rockies, meantime, this afternoon into tonight, watch out for severe weather, including tornadoes between

it's meant to boost security ties between the three countries, amid growing threats from pyongyang.he u.s. held joint drills in the region at the end of last year after a flurry of north korean missile launches. american officials are now looking to improve trilateral defense cooperations with allies in tokyo and seoul. national security council spokesperson john kirby says the u.s. is devoting more resources to boost intelligence gathering and military capabilities in the region. he also welcomed japan's efforts to revamp its defense strategy and enhance its ability to defend itself. u.s. president joe biden is set to meet with japanese prime minister kishida fumio in washington next week. they're expected to discuss a number of asian issues, including north korea's nuclear threats and the tensions around taiwan. >>> next, a series of japanese cyber bullying cases have impacted two generations of the same family. a reality tv star killed herself after she received abusive comments. now tokyo prosecutors have taken up the case of a man suspected of directing abuse at her mother. she

plus one in pyongyang thursday. ♪ >> a decade of change.970's in the middle east of north africa. in the first of a two part series, al jazeera world charts some of the decade's pivotal events. the arab-israeli war. peace talks. military coups. oil embargoes. the 1970's in the arab world. politics on al jazeera. ♪ >> you're watching al jazeera. a reminder of top stories. ukraine has received a boost from allies. the u.s. announced it will be sending 31 battle tanks for defense against russia. earlier, germany said it would provide 14. krugman dismissed the plan as absurd. a spokesman said kyiv's allies were overestimating the benefit of sending tanks and says the vehicles will burn like others have before. meta will reinstate former president trump's accounts. trump was suspended from facebook and instagram after the january 6 attack on the capitol. he says the ban should never again happen to an american president. australia is marking its national day. it is a proud occasion for many. in recent years, rallies against the celebration have

to hold simulation exercises with the united states based on the scenario of a nuclear attack by pyongyangfense minister unveiled plans wednesday for so-called table top drills. they're set to take place next month. he did not provide details, but the news agency reported the exercise will be held in the u.s. the two sides are expected to announce a coordinated response to north korea's possible use of nuclear weapons. a similar exercise is being planned for may. the announcement comes as north korean leader kim jong un steps up his rhetoric. he stressed in his year end address his country needs more warheads and intercontinental ballistic missiles. washington will deploy strategic weapons near the korean peninsula more frequently. in novp, u.s. defense secretary lloyd austin said his country recently deployed defense fighter jets. he added an aircraft carrier had visited the south. the table top exercise is a way for seoul to extend its deterrent, including nuclear capabilities. >>> south korea is considering have a foundation offer to korean war time laborers, instead of japanese firms t

report also said that there would be increased production of tactical nuclear weapons to counter what pyongyangthe united states and south korea. earlier, north korea fired a ballistic missile into the sea of japan just hours into the new year. robert kelly is professor of political science at pusan national university in south korea. he says the response from the international community will inevitably be limited. yeah, i'm not really sure there is a whole lot we can do. i think there will be the usual statements about deterrence, that the united states is standing with south korea, that south korea is standing with its partners, right, the big case, the big countries in these case, particular, is south korea, japan and the us, and so there will be hopefully some kind of statement from those three governments, maybe some kind ofjoint statement, or something like that, but there is not a whole lot we can do, right? if we go and try to get more sanctions at the un, for example, the chinese and the russians will almost certainly veto that. north korea is already sanctioned pretty heavily. the big

still they've ordered a lockdown in pyongyang through sunday. >>> the russian embassy posted a noticen social media from the north korean foreign ministry. ministry officials have established what they call a special anti epidemic period. they're calling on diplomats to stay within embassy compounds or at home. the diplomats need to check their temperature four times a day and report the results to medical institutions. last may authorities started reporting what added up to millions of cases of what they called fevers. then in august, leader kim jong un declared victory over the coronavirus. but official haves not reported any cases to the w.h.o., and they have not revealed details of any vaccination program. ♪ >>> heavy snow has brought traffic nightmares to parts of japan. vehicles became stranded on many roadways. trains also got stuck with passengers on board prompting railway officials to review procedures. in western japan, more than a dozen trains stopped for hours. about 7,000 passengers were trapped inside overnight from tuesday. 16 people reported feeling unwell and were ta

united states of america will want to, e, solve the problem by military means and this is pushing pyongyang to develop. e of his nuclear missile program further. e. this is turning into a strategic stalemate as the united states of america is using the dprk's nuclear missile programs to increase its military presence in japan and south korea for various joint exercises where the us fleet rather than proportionately increases its presence, including near not only of the korean but also chinese borders, thereby leading to the problem of the militarization of the entire asian pacific . this woman is our entire arboretum. can close like this i'm changing your eared puppy for your quiet life. i am svetlana reshetneva, the author of resistant wheat varieties and a participant in the russian bread project, and this is the moment when i decided what i want to become. father experimented with apple mouths, and my interest in science will grow. cultivate an interest in science from childhood a decade of science and technology rf military personnel set a new guarantee essence, now you can make it as s

report also said that there would be increased production of tactical nuclear weapons to counter what pyongyangalls threats from the united states and south korea. now on bbc news: what's killing our rivers? you see herons and dragonflies. you see lots of little shellfish in the shallow parts. sometimes you will see a salmon jumping out of the water. you start to realise that how many people don't have stuff like this, particularly in lockdown, when we were very grateful to have it. these school friends have made the most of a record—breaking summer. like thousands of others. but there is something wrong with our rivers. what a sad sight to see. it's absolutely devastating what we're finding out here today. in the water, look at this. just look at it. this is algae. it's taking over our rivers and waterways. and when human and animal waste gets into a river not only is it bad for our health it is also full of nutrients like phosphate which act as a kind of super food for the algae. and as algae gets into the river, it strips the river of oxygen, killing off other plant and animal life. one thir

north korea has completed the first delivery of wagner anti-ship weapons, which included missiles, pyongyanging, north korean officials have publicly stated that they are not support russia's war in ukraine, but at the same time they supply weapons to wagner, we estimate that the amount of materials transferred to pc wagner is unchanged, the dynamics of hostilities in ukraine, but of course we are concerned that north korea plans to supply more military equipment, the other day the us state department announced that north korea provided russia with assistance in the field of security sending it through a third country but what kind of weapons could north korea hand over to the wagnerites, according to defense express military expert ivan kyrychevskyi there are translation difficulties here, because the statement of the white house, in which its opinion was expressed, that is, a rocket, could mislead many, because most likely it meant short-range cruise missiles and shells for artillery and short-range missiles, the americans can write anything, you know, similar to a rocket rockets are fired

production of tactical nuclear weapons , according to the central telegraph agency of north korea, pyongyangannounced development of new multiple launch rocket systems with a caliber of 600 mm. according to kim jong-un, launchers can used to launch tactical nuclear weapons, and the entire south korean territory will be within reach on new year's eve, the dprk conducted another missile launch, the projectile flew 400 km and fell into the sea of ​​​​japan. today, i began to act a number of changes in the social sphere about this right now, the minimum wage from january 1 will be 16.242 rubles. and almost 1,000 rubles. and above the previous against this background, the wages of workers will increase. the subsistence minimum allowance will increase in state employees. in the coming year, it is set at 14.375 rub. in russia , old-age insurance pensions are indexed by almost 5% per person per month, and from january 1, a new social fund starts working for non-working pensioners. it will pay pensions and all social payments are combined by two structures social insurance fund and pension fund. this

this year, pyongyang has been test firing missiles as its neighbor to the south, ramped up military drills with the u. s. in recent months. the south has warned that if north korea conducts a nuclear attack, it would retaliate and destroy their government. north korea has said the purpose of its missile program is to protect itself against threats from the u. s. and south korea. the prevailing situation calls for making redoubled efforts to overwhelmingly beef up the military muscle to thoroughly guarantee the sovereignty . security and fundamental interests of the republic. in response to the worrying military moves by the u. s. and other hostile forces, precisely targeting the democratic people's republic of korea. we heard from regional geopolitical expert, victor gao who says joint military exercises only escalate the already heightened tensions in the korean peninsula. and just like united states and our okay. also need to really think about why dpr k had to develop its nuclear weapons. i think dpr k concluded that it needed the nuclear weapon to prevent the color revolution that the

the authorities of north korea forbade the residents of the capital of the country, the city of pyongyang their apartments for the next five days; the official reason for the increase in the number of respiratory diseases , the covid-19 coronavirus disease, is obviously not mentioned; the residents of the capital were also required to measure their body temperature several times a day, if it is high, to notify the doctors i will remind you that officially in the democratic people 's republic of korea, there is no complete victory over this scourge of the coronavirus, the leader of the dprk, kim jong-un, announced on august 10 last year in in russian samara, public activists asked the prosecutor's office to check the intended use of money by one of the deputies of the city duma. at the end of last year, he received 2 million 200,000 rubles from the putin fund for cultural initiatives. with this money , the deputy organized the reconstruction of the kursk tank battle during the second world war. it really took place in the gym of the samara e-e of the technical university , you can see the

and ships and submarines that carry nuclear weapons that could provide more of a message toward pyongyang over its continued nuclear and weapons. program developments. journalists, frank smith reporting from sol. thank you very much. well, russian authorities are continuing their repression of criticism of the invasion of ukraine. some parents have reported that their children are facing pressure at school where they are taught that the war is only a limited military operation. we spoke with one russian family who don't know if they will be able to stay. oh, for body. angelica music is the best way to unwind, to forget school and trouble with the police. a few months ago, or authorities labeled the 11 year old as problematic. they suspect her family as being anti russian and pro ukrainian ever since that day in october last year, when police questioned valia and her mother bulls thrush, my flesh, i was afraid to play the police officer was sitting right across from me because she was tall and she stared at me through her glasses. what did it i thought which, what does he want from me? i h

well, in this way, if america cannot destroy these military contracts between moscow and pyongyang betweenoscow and tehran , then at least it is possible to destroy the financial chains thanks to which moscow earns in order for this buy everything, well, that's why this new mechanism appears, that 's why sanctions will appear, and that's why colleagues in kyiv hit the wagnerites. thank you dima for this interesting information, this was our special correspondent dmytro nopchenko from according to washington, the probable offensive from belarus may begin no earlier than the fall, because the russians currently lack equipment and soldiers. this opinion was voiced a few days ago by analysts of the american institute for the study of war. and despite the forecasts of analysts, our armed forces are constantly conducting training in the border areas, and i just returned from military exercises in chernobyl in the exclusion zone, everything was as close as possible to a real battle. see for yourself today, our troops first begin to work on air targets. however, the enemy manages to land and to ta

you know, that electricity outside of the capitol pyongyang is, is kind of rare. and looking at north and south ham young province. those are in the northern regions of, of north korea close to russia. those areas, again suffer from a lack of the electricity. people heat their homes using wood and, and dried plants. so there have been reports, especially of concern for that area. radio free asia reported last year. cases of many people going missing and assumed frozen while they were outside of food insecurity is also a related concern. as so as north korea sealed, it's bordered with china for a long period of time. due to the coven, 19 pandemic. so that food insecurity is, is something that experts in food security experts here in south. we're also worried about about there in north korea's northern provinces. terry? just very quickly, frank, what's the forecast? the forest guest is for things to warm up a bit. there they are still though, forecasting either some type of precipitation, either rain or snow and just on a related issue. so 3 is kind of experienced s

the capital pyongyang is under a 5 day lock down to contain a rising number of cases and what it says are respiratory illnesses. and in afghanistan, more than a 150 people have died in freezing temperatures. turbine officials say is one of the coldest winters there in more than a decade and more extreme weather is forecast catalogue has hauled a yan reports. it's the coldest winter to hit afghanistan in 50 years, with temperatures dropping to minus 34 degrees celsius. avoiding the freezing cold isn't an option for most people and this makeshift camping cobble shalysea is displaced and doesn't have much to protect her family. ah, she says the conditions were simply too much for 2 of her children. oh yeah. are they? no more than welcome about the we that is so called recently 2 of my children die. mom, we don't have enough to hate the road when we can. we try to bite breeze to keep warm and not about muslim distributing aid to survive. this weather is challenging . humanitarian group say the tele pants. a recent ban on female workers and nonprofit organization's is a limiting their reac

abrams in ukraine is like a bone in the throat of north korea, pyongyang has been making angry statements on this for the second day, now the director general of us affairs of the ministry of foreign affairs of north korea, kwon chong-gang, called the transfer of tanks an unethical crime aimed at destabilizing the international situation, and he called his arms supplies to russia nonsense in december, the white house announced that north korea had completed the first delivery of anti -personnel missiles to the private military company wagner to support russian forces in ukraine. german chancellor olaf scholz wants to continue direct negotiations with putin, according to the chancellor that the russian president should withdraw troops from ukraine and propose this would be a terrible senseless war. schulz emphasized that although his phone conversations with putin were not harsh, he repeatedly made it clear to the kremlin leader that the annexation of ukrainian territory is unacceptable, us president joe biden called the parents of the deceased tyra nichols to comfort them, because he hims

you've ever seen a satellite image of north korea at night, there's a lot of light around the capitol pyongyang, and then outside of that it's, it's a black space. it almost looks like the ocean in places in north ham, young and south ham young provinces. these are bordering russia. they don't have a lot of electricity. so people rely on things like plastic sheeting to insulate their homes, would and dried plans to provide burning wood and dried plans to provide some, some heat to their homes. and there were reports last year of people going missing and, and freezing in the cold snap. so there is a lot of concern there, along with the food insecurity brought on by north korea, shutting down as borders over the coven, 900 pandemic, just opening up late last year. so that's also a concern for those. again, northern provinces in north korea, brent and we watch what people are having to deal with. i mean, you're having a proper and extreme winter, but it is cold there. and you know, here in berlin we're in one of the warmest january's on record. they're expecting february to be the same. i mean, yo

if now pyongyang has some special plans or just reminders of itself, the main strategic task is a diplomaticlet's say, one of the main tasks, it has not gone away. they want to sit down at the us negotiating table and get the us to recognize north korea as a de facto nuclear power. and for this you need to remind yourself. they understand that there will be no negotiations in the foreseeable future, but they remind, but if there are a few other interesting points, and firstly, of course, the appearance of a daughter. well, it's still too early to consider her as a successor, but the secret night that she's shown. moreover , it usually shows in connection with the military-industrial complex, that is, let's say traditionally, let's say so. as a female occupation, this makes one suspect that kim jong well or his entourage really perceives this girl as a possible heir and is already starting ahead of time. let's say. so 2-3 decades to prepare in advance, the population for the idea that the next kim will be a woman, i will not say that this is for sure, but such thoughts are now arising. this i

system over the coronavirus, despite the recognition that the covid created certain problems in pyongyang, they claim that the doctors of north korea failed to create a miracle for the whole planet, i will remind you that the leader of the dprk, kim jong un, announced another 10 in august of last year, in this way, he announced that the coronavirus in all its manifestations had been defeated in korea for the second time, and now finally, why putin in exactly the same population which is not much different from the population of north korea, to announce the victory over ukraine, you can even announce that a nuclear bomb destroyed new york and most of the people of russia would believe it and there would be no war and maybe there would be some other realities for russia, well at least not those that it has today, but you see, putin still wants it to become a reality. and we do not want it and we are fighting it, and even more so we are fighting the manifestations of bad things, not only on the other side of the front, but also in our own government, we will talk about it release from scanda

defiant, they will be exposed to the appropriate response in response, because it is obvious that if pyongyangnot talk on the radio or if the leader of north korea, kim jong-un, did not announce the military potential of the united states of america and north korea is not comparable at all, and it is enough to conduct only one, but extremely effective and powerful series of missile and in order to completely destroy the military potential of north korea , including e-e and nuclear warheads. here the rhetoric is appropriate. as for the ukrainian case, it is obvious that in the confrontation between ukraine and the russian federation , the possibilities of putin's russia are much greater, but we understand that the world's largest nuclear potential, well, it is quite likely that it will be a long time before the nuclear potential is unable to be ready for use due to a number of reasons. nevertheless, nuclear weapons exist and, accordingly, the rhetoric of our american partners regarding ukraine and the russian-ukrainian conflict is somewhat different, but what is happening constantly planned sat

you know that electricity out of the capital pyongyang is, is somewhat rare. so there are concerns that we're going to see some, some problems there, especially considering north korea also has trouble in terms of, of food security and had some reports last year of people going missing in freezing in the cold weather there. sir. frank smith, freelance journalist reporting from soul on, on this extreme weather that we are seeing where you are. thank you so much for joining us. imagine buying medicine for your sick child only to have that treatment cause deadly harm. that is what i believe to have killed some 200 children in indonesia. and angry and grieving, parents are demanding to know how tainted cough syrup made its way into the supply chain. they have filed a class action lawsuit against the government and pharmaceutical companies. in the hopes of securing justice city. so hardy out he looks at pictures of her family in happy times when her son, whom apple baccha was still alive. in september last year, the 2 year old got ill with a fever and a cold. c t g

data that north korea completed the first delivery of wagner anti-tank missiles, which included pyongyangh korea denies everything, north korean officials publicly stated that they do not support russia's war in ukraine, but at the same time they are supplying weapons to us we estimate that the amount of materials transferred by pc wagner will not change the dynamics of hostilities in ukraine, but we are of course concerned that north korea plans to supply more military equipment in the coming days. the united states reported that the dprk provided assistance to russia in the field of security by sending it through third countries. but what kind of weapons could north korea hand over to the wagnerites, according to ivan kyrychevsky, a military expert of the defense express portal , there are difficulties in translation, because the statement of the white house, in which the word misel, i.e., the missile of many, was sounded, could to mislead, because it most likely meant short-range cruise missiles and shells for artillery and short-range miss-target missiles, the americans can write anyt

diplomatically, they are 18-19 years old in the korean regulation, when pyongyang made proactive andd gestures of goodwill to its opponents, it is no longer possible, said in an interview with our agency the deputy head of the russian foreign ministry, andriy rudenko, which shows that north korea will escalate the situation using its missiles of medium and such ideality, provoking japan and other allies of ukraine in that region to some actions in response, you have a forecast by the same process , that is, it is the same thing that i will do in your name you don't know how to conduct any business negotiations for them, and you don't really care, eh , what the season is about, he agreed for you. is it possible negotiations are possible, impossible tenyuan looks with interest, or for example, well, you did not receive any authorizations, they will declare something from the beginning of the name of the good ones, of course, they will not deliver when they launched a missile into the sea of ​​japan, my heart was bleeding, any rocket which does not fly to moscow but somewhere empty wate

north korea is imposed a 5 day, looked down in the capital pyongyang to contain a rising number of cases of respiratory illness. russia embassy says staff have been urged to keep movement outside the compound to a minimum. people have been asked to check their temperatures 4 times a day and report the results. the government order doesn't mention cov 19 and extreme colds, not the sweeping pulse of asia. japan has been badly hit recording some of its coldest temperatures and a decade. heavy snowfall and strong winds have stopped traffic grounds at hundreds of flights. it's also been bitterly cold and parts of south korea, temperatures in the capital, sol have plummeted to minus 16 degrees celsius and their warnings of dangerous road conditions. thousands of shelters happen opened in china and the mercury is plunged in large parts of the country. the northernmost city of mo, hey, saw temperatures dropped to minus 53 degrees celsius. that is the coldest on record . rob mcbride has moved from tech you. there is a broad sway these days of its been effected by this cold, massive ab moving from

politics are already coming to the west this is what will await russia after its shameful defeat in pyongyangstill a couple of questions about the personalities of the officials, as you know, until the politicians agree on the military weapons, they will not receive them, so according to the politicians, we read that the ex-prime minister of great britain boris johnson is going to visit ukraine, we all remember his unexpected visits to kyiv very well. please tell me, don't be a hope for rishi sunok, well, that's not his strong point. can we expect some pleasant surprises from the british prime minister? it is necessary to give credit to that decision, however, he kept his word and he made the first official bilateral foreign visit to kyiv at the end of november last year, and i think that johnson's visit during the conference on the ukrainian peace formula is possible which will take place in february, that is, in the near future, i think we can expect boris johnson and definitely the decision of the bitch. the latest polls show that after mr. sunak came to power, the conservatives get an ave

you know that electricity out of the capital pyongyang is, is somewhat rare. so there are concerns that we're going to see some, some problems there, especially considering north korea also has trouble in terms of, of food security and had some reports last year of people going missing and, and freezing in the cold weather there. sir. frank smith, freelance journalist reporting from sol are on this extreme weather that we are seeing where you are. thank you so much for joining us. some sports news now, and in the bonus like a dormant paid a visit to mines on wednesday. the hosts have struggled to make games this season, but they had dorman deadlocked until the very last minute. that's when american geo ran out scored another winner to give them a to one victory. ah, don't them lined up in mind snowing. they had to attack the men in red without their best known defender. woke up when i met tumult was dropped. heading to the bench, wondering how his side would confront a long held weakness in defending sit paces without him. it took 2 minutes to get the answer.

want to use to counter the dprk, russia and china are traditionally on the same line, but they put pyongyangshington in moscow, beijing, and it looks like seoul will throw these american nuclear hugs, at least least the president of south korea not so long ago already said that he was open to the deployment of the us nuclear arsenal and, moreover, he was ready to do everything so that south korea would also become one of the nuclear powers in general. the degree of militarism in the region is growing and washington is playing an important role here. the same stoltenberg, he says, today called on south korea to become more actively involved in the ukrainian conflict and finally start direct arms supplies from kiev, if only because, according to stoltenberg, supposedly north korea is supplying the russian army with missiles and other weapons. so south bark. well, simply obliged to take the ukrainian side. before that, by the way, the americans more than once tried to accuse moscow and not only pyongy of helping, but beijing didn’t work out very well with the evidence base, but the united state