dprk to russia , both countries deny the given facts, how beneficial cooperation with moscow is to pyongyang, how it can affect the course of the war in ukraine, olga zhydetska found out, nato is aware of russia's support for subverting the world system security chief kalyansu said this during a visit to seoul . north korea provides missiles to the russian wagner group, which is an important part of russia's aggressive war in ukraine. therefore, security is interconnected, and that is why what is happening here also matters for nato and what happens in europe matters for asia stoltonberg confirmed the accusations on the part of the skins washington handed over to the committee of the un security council on sanctions against north korea evidence of the supply of weapons by pyongyang russian private military companies wagner that uses them in the war in to the ukrainian regime , this image shows that on november 18, five russian railway cars left russia for north korea, and the next day , november 19, north korea loaded these railway cars with transport containers the train returned to russia,

. >>> north korean leader kim jong-un presided over a military parade in pyongyang wednesday night that showcased his country's intercontinental ballistic missiles. state tv is broadcasting an event that marks the 75th anniversary of the country's armed forces. it was the first large-scale parade since april last year. state media say the parade showed units with tactical nuclear weapons and long-distance cruise missiles. weapons at the event included the largest icbm, launched last november. new types of missiles could also be seen on a massive mobile launcher. analysts say they may include a new solid fuel icbm. kim attended the parade with his wife and daughter but did not deliver a speech. kim has said the country needs to mass produce tactical nuclear weapons. he ordered his military to exponentially increase production of nuclear warheads and develop a newicbm in 2023, which is the third year of the north's current five-year defense plan. >>> for a closer look at the parade, kawasaki rika earlier spoke to our seoul bureau chief. >> shohei, the photos we've seen of the parade show

organization antonio guteres accustomed pyongyang to refrain from provocations. already said they will impose sanctions on citizens and campaigns associated with the dprk's playerary missile program explained that they launched projectiles in response to sunday's exercises of south korea and the united states seoul washington lifted at least ten aircraft. including heavy bombers, pyongyang fighters threatened to intensify missile launches, stressing that they have the necessary technology for this. uh, for an hour to powerful downpours and landslides in brazil, they have already caused the death of 36 people. all these videos appear. here you can see how powerful the destruction is and how people are on their own, but they are trying to eliminate the consequences . and here in this video. uh, they save a child , they bring in that one, you literally see, knee-deep, people are standing in uh in the mud. there is another short video. now let's look at it in the same way. just a concept of the scale of what happened flooded the northern part of the country, the cent

pyongyang as well. we know they were going to increase these military drills anyway but was this a direct response? >> yes. there have been separate aerial drills or air force drills by the u.s. with japan and south korea after north korea launched the icbm on a test flight. of course it is in line with what has been building up over only the last few months again in terms of the u.s. wanting to increase cooperation or pledging to increase cooperation with japan and south korea would terribly. -- south korea militarily. at the same time the icbm launch played into the munich knitting between blinken and -- meeting between blinken and china because blinken said in so many words once again repeated the u.s. stance that china has influence over north korea and should use it to keep the tensions on that front down. this is after some very assertive language from pyongyang about the u.s. basically mocking the u.s.'s attempts or statements calling for some kind of talks and denuclearization which also showed

pyongyang says its response to any u.s.ilitary attempt will be based on the principle of what it calls nuke for nuke and an all-out confrontation for an all-out confrontation. it also warns that if thu.s. continues to intduce strategic assets onto the peninsula and its surrounding area, the north will make its deterring activities clearer. >>> now to eastern ukraine, where officials say a russian missile has destroyed an apartment building. the country's president is once again condemning russia for what he calls an attack on civilians. ukrainian authorities say it happened in the city of kramatorsk on wednesday. rescue workers are still trying to find victims who may be trapped in the rubble. ukraine's president volodymyr zelenskyy called the strike the daily reality for his country. russian forces have been blad for frequent attacks on residential buildings. meanwhile, president vladimir putin is marking 80 years since the soviet army declared victory over the nazis in the battle of stalingr stalingrad. he is set to deliv

pyongyang threatened to go further and turn the pacific into a firing range. >> it ithe first time north korea's leadership has directly mentioned the pacific ocean. it means there's a high possibility of frequent conflict situations this year between north korea's advancement of nuear weapons and south korea 's countermeasures. >> analysts say it is unclear if north korea has perfected reentry technology to protect the nuclear warhead as it reenters the atmosphere. >> if that technology is successful, they would be able to attack the u.s. mainland. >> relations between the two koreas at one of their lowest points in decades. the united nations security chief condemned the north, urging it to halt for provocative actions, but pyongyang described it as a counter -- as a justified countermeasure to the u.s. deployment to the korean peninsula. >> tensions escalate in the occupied west bank after another deadly raid. at least 10 palestinians were killed after a sotout on wednesday with over 100 wounded. relations between israelis and palestinians are at their worst for months following the t

an extraordinary meeting dedicated to pyongyang's missile tests was convened on tokyo's initiative; then authorities, in turn, threatened washington and its allies with new launches of ballistic missiles. artyom krasulin will continue the topic. the higher the us activity in the asia-pacific region, the more missile launches will be with such a warning to washington , kim jong-un's sister and deputy head of the department of the central electoral , we take into account their impact on the security of our state and take this opportunity to once again clearly note that we will take appropriate response measures in case of any direct and indirect alarm frequency of use of the pacific ocean. how our test site depends on the nature of the actions of the american troops is being tested now. almost daily on saturday, the dprk launched an icbm with a tail of 15 that flew almost 1,000 km and fell into the sea of ​​japan , the next day the north korean military fired several shots from a multiple launch rocket system , and this morning the japanese coast guard spotted two short- range ballistic m

the show of strength, one could say, from pyongyang, at a tenuous time in u.s.and china relations to say the least. why now? bruce: we have a reminder that with the other problems the u.s. faces with russia and ukraine, with china and iran, there is north korea, one of the most, or the most difficult problems for the u.s. to solve. the latest is north korea filed two short range ballistic missiles, they train -- they traveled about 400 kilometers, an altitude of about 100 kilometers. this a day after the u.s. conducted military exercises with south korea and japan. those included b-1 bombers, stealth fighters. that intern came a day after north korea launched an intercontinental ballistic missile. we do have this escalation of tensions. the worrisome thing down the road is that the north korean leader has pledged to conduct another nuclear test. this would be the first since 2017. potentially a much greater escalation to come. manus: ok, we will keep an on those developed in spirit -- on those developments. the munich security conference has concluded with ukrai

to stop what she calls, all acts threatening pyongyang security. the comments come just hours after north korea said it had tested an intercontinental ballistic missile. japan's defense minister, he says the miss r landed in it's exclusive economic zone. the launch comes a day after pyongyang fresh and strong action again. south korea and the united states from abroad has moved from sol. this missile was launched late saturday afternoon, local time being fired from the area of soon and that's close to pyongyang. this is a place from which a previous missile launches have taken place according to the japanese authorities and they miss our flu for 900 kilometers landing in the seas separating the korean peninsula from japan around 200 kilometers short of the island of kiddo. but apparently reaching out to jude and apogee of nearly 6000 kilometers before coming back down to earth, which would mean that according to japan, this was an icbm class of miss alden, intercontinental ballistic missile. the type of missile that north korea has been testing and

to stop what she calls, all eyes threatening pyongyang, security, rama bright, has more from so on pyongyang latest launch. they have in recent tasks, been developing this technique whereby they deploy, set up a missile and fire it. lordship fairly quickly. by doing that, you give your adversaries less chance to detect that you're launching a miss outs. tried to disrupt the missile launcher, tried to intercept is that they have been working on this technique. this is described by the north koreans. it's been a while long 15. this is one of the icbm since continental ballistic missiles they have been developing. it fell short of the northern japanese island off her kite after flying around 900 kilometers disease. most interesting though, is the last the trajectory of this miss. alec flew up nearly 6000 kilometers to an altitude of nearly 6000 kilometer before falling down to earth. again, that's very similar to a trajectory for another icbm lloyd's last november, and they reckoned that if you translate that into distance traveled over the surface that would put the continental united states w

jong-un, the leader of north korea, asked the us to stop actions that would deliver the quantity of pyongyang 10 days ago, north korea displayed 11 intercontinental ballistic missiles and 17 ballistic missiles in its military parade. american experts warned that the 11th could be enough to overcome current us missile defenses. bayan also offered a prototype of a bookmaker for a launcher to launch solid-fuel nuclear missiles, which would make it difficult to detect nuclear missiles in the event of a conflict. but from in the joint exercise between the us and south korea, the us b1b bomber carried out a military exercise. the two countries announced that the purpose of the exercise was to counter north korea's attack, but north korea said that the purpose of the exercise was to practice the attack on pyongyang by afghan refugees. iran is faced with the problem of obtaining passports. passports are important documents for providing various services to foreign nationals in iran. the political structure change in afghanistan is one of the main reasons for this problem . the part most of them are f

pyongyang is believed to use the money it gains through attacks to fund military programs.he sanctions target four north korean individuals and seven groups, including those affiliated with pyongyang's foreign intelligence service. under the sanctions, financial transactions with the targets will be banned. the ministry says the targets are suspected to have been involved in cyberattacks and programming related to cryptocurrency theft. a recent report submitted to the u.n. security council says north korea stole more cryptocurrency assets in 2022 than any other year. the reuters news agency has reported the total sum may be worse about $1 billion. south korea and the united states on friday disclosed internet protocol addresses of entities suspected of being involved in cyberattacks tied to global cryptocurrency theft by north korean hackers. >>> in other news, the head of china's administrative body for taiwan policies has met with the vice chairman of taiwan's main opposition party. he says beijing is open to boosting exchanges based on the common political foundation of

down below, the thousands of foot soldiers blistered through the streets of pyongyang.these formations for weeks in the biting cold. then, came the weapons. 11 of north korea's newest intercontinental ballistic missiles, a weapon that puts the us mainland in reach. with this many there is the potential, experts believe, for pyongyang to overwhelm us defences. proof north korea is becoming more dangerous. but these pictures conceal far more than they reveal. there are millions of people cut off from the world after three years of border closures. many thought to be in urgent need of food. but, for the kim family, shoring up its legacy comes first. jean mackenzie, bbc news in seoul. before we go — a giant of the music industry who composed some of the most memorable songs of the 20th century — burt bacharach — has died at the age of 94. he composed hits for frank sinatra, aretha franklin to tom jones. he won 3 oscars, 2 golden globes, 6 grammys — and his songs made 50 chart hits in the us and uk. as tributes pour in — our music correspondent mark savage looks back at his

at the end of the day though, the pyongyang leadership a pretty much every year has been a boosting and improving its, its military ability. it says it does. so because of external challenges, what it says, a comes from the west of the nato secretary general, recently had the following to say about north korea, ultimately suggesting the pyongyang is doing that are pursuing a provocative policy. north korea continues with pattern of provocative and destabilizing behavior. including unprecedented missile tests over the past year, as well as continued nuclear activity and rhetoric all in contravention of un security council resolution to only sna the go of washington is pretty clear. it hasn't changed in the last decade to destroy the political system of north korea, which eventually will lead to the vanishing of the country sober. it will cease to exist. that's it. of course, the korean authorities here have to respond to such threats and find the means to equalize their opportunities. because the opponents bowers are strong. it's not just the u. s. and south korea. it's also nato that ha

we often will see some response from pyongyang when the b-1 bombers from the u.s.tories do come to the korean peninsula. and it's exactly what we saw this morning. so this monday morning, a launch again, two launches from north korea, which they admitted to very quickly saying it was a super large multiple rocket launcher exercise. also saying it's a means of tactical nuclear attack. and there would be more kind of launches and reactions should these u.s./south korea military drills continue. now, they will continue, in fact, this week, we know at the pentagon there is going to be a nuclear desktop -- tabletop, excuse me, drill from the u.s. and south korea. this is likely to warrant some kind of response from north korea. and then next month, here on the korean peninsula there will be a significant joint military drill for about 11 days. the springtime exercises between the u.s. and south korea which historically have come up with some kind of response from north korea as well. so, really, in the coming days and weeks and months, we're not expecting any kind of ch

nuclear umbrellae activated in times of crisis. >> reporter: park believes pyongyang is learning frome war in ukraine taking advantage of the world looking elsewhere. >> russia is now indicating to use the technical nuclear weapons against ukraine and north korea is also threatening to use technical nuclear weapons. >> is does the relationship between russia and north korea concern you? >> yes, it is our concern that russia and north korea are cooperating in various ways. and we have to prepare ourselves against any kind of provocation by north korea based on that relationship. >> reporter: the white house announced in december they believe north korea has delivered rockets and missiles to russian mercenary group wagner. as for taiwan and china's threats to take control of the island by force if necessary -- >> we are opposed to unilateral change of status quo by force. so in that session, we will make sure that if something happens in the taiwan straightt, we havo maintain peace and stability on the peninsula. >> reporter: the foreign minister also said that the u.n. security council

broadcasting company brussels belgium he will hold an extraordinary meeting today dedicated to pyongyang'son the initiative. tokyo, the north korean authorities, in turn, threatened washington and its ally. new launches of ballistic missiles. artyom rasulin will continue the topic. the higher the us activity in the asia-pacific region, the more missile launches will be with such a warning. kim jong-un's sister and deputy head of the department of the central electoral commission kim yoo jong addressed washington we clearly know that the movement of strategic strike weapons of american troops has recently been activated on the korean peninsula, we carefully take into account their impact on the security of our state and we take this opportunity to make it clear once again that we will take appropriate responses to any direct and indirect concerns about the frequency of use of the pacific ocean. how our test site depends on the nature of the actions of the american troops, pyongyong tests are being carried out now. nearly every saturday, the dprk launched a 15-tailed icbm that flew almost a

accordingly, he will hold today an extraordinary meeting dedicated to the missile tests of pyongyang, but created on the initiative. tokyo, the north korean authorities, in turn, threatened washington and its allies with new ballistic missile launches. artyom krasulin will continue the topic. the higher the us activity in the asia-pacific region, the more missile launches there will be with such a warning to washington , kim jong-un's sister and deputy head of the cec department kim yoo jong, let's go to the north korean party we clearly know that recently the korean peninsula has been activated the movement of strategic strike assets of american troops, we carefully take into account their impact on the security of our state and, using on this occasion, once again, we clearly note that we will accept appropriate responses to any direct and indirect alarm on the frequency of use of the pacific ocean. how our test site depends on the nature of the actions of the american troops, pyongyong tests are being carried out now. almost daily on saturday, the dprk launched an icbm with a tail o

that was quickly followed by pyongyang, claiming a new intercontinental ballistic missile. the while song 15 had been tested. you want to join in the entire united states is within range of our nuclear weapons. and nuclear button is always on my desk. this is reality not a threat or i am know. the exact size and strength of north korea's nuclear arsenal is unclear, but it's believed to possess up to 13 nuclear heads. with state tv, promising more. shuns helen, the garden situation highlights the importance and necessity of mass production of tactical nuclear weapons and calls for an exponential increase of the country's nuclear. oftener work with that one is more than threats concerning washington and its allies. last week, the u. s. and japan held joint and drills all of this sparking fears of an asian arms race. no one quite sure what kim and his generals felt a planning next to me. i didn't tell you, i'm good. i believe you are. lovers in amsterdam are gearing up for one of the biggest ever exhibitions works my dont mazda yon from you. many of his most famous works will

called on pyongyang to refrain from provocations.as already announced that it will impose sanctions against citizens and companies associated with the north korean missile program in the dprk explained that they launched shells in response to the sensations of south korea and the united states on the eve of seoul and washington lifted at least ten aircraft into the air. including a heavy fighter bomber in pyongyang, they invited them to intensify missile launches, they stressed that they have the technology to do this. now let's break for a moment further advertising. pain can be different mechanism of development of pain 1 is not important. what caused the pain if there is pentalgin universal remedies against different types of pain due to the combined composition pentalgin acts against pain, wherever it is, regardless of the causes of its occurrence, pentalgin will do without pain up to 60%. supermarket. delivery for free russian peacekeepers brought humanitarian aid assistance to the children of nagorno-karabakh, it was collected

the launch comes one day, our to pyongyang, threatened strong action against south korea and the united states. the allies recently announced joint military drills. ra mcbride has more now from salt. this missile was launched late saturday afternoon, local time being fired from the area of soon and that's close to pyongyang. this is a place from which a previous missile launches have taken place according to the japanese authorities . and they miss our flu for 900 kilometers landing in the seas separating the korean peninsula from japan around 200 kilometers short of the island of her cargo . but apparently reaching out to jude and apogee of nearly 6000 kilometers before coming back down to earth. which would mean that according to japan, this was an icbm class of missile them into continental ballistic missile. the type of missile that north korea has been testing and which has the kind of range to reach the continental united states. this is the 2nd message that north korea has 5 so far this year on january 1st, it fired a short range ballistic missile. but of course, during 2022, the

a day ago, pyongyang conducted a test launch of four ballistic missiles.arning, possible at the beginning of the war, the most serious dimash of the dprk in the past few years. and this is the embarrassment of the white house press secretary , no one hid that she was hired, as she is a representative of a long line of diverse minorities. but this is not a guarantee of professionalism. this time corinne jean-pierre mixed up the name of her own boss, about an hour ago, president obama announced that oh, that is, president biden wow. almost two hundred calls for the first week came to the hotline of the state control committee on the work of mobile operators belarusians. they report a low quality of services and communications and the internet in rural areas , unreasonable connection of additional services and , in connection with this, the write-off of funds, also not providing complete information on tariffs , an analysis of the structure, costs, the rationale for tariff increases and changes is being carried out. conditions of tariff plans for individual s

to stop what she calls, all acts threatening pyongyang security. the comments come just hours after north korea that it had tested an intercontinental ballistic missile. japan's defense ministry says the matter landed in it's exclusive economic sun. i. let's get more on this like highest on it. robert brian has joining us live from sole and north korea. king distress here rod that the latest test was ordered on the day. that's right, said they are describing this is a state run. a media from north korea was what they call a sudden launching drill. they have in recent tests, been developing this technique whereby they deploy, set up a missile and fire it, lordship fairly quickly by doing that, you give your adversaries less chance to detect that you're launching a miss out to try to disrupt the missile launch or try to intercepted so they have been working on this technique. this is described by the north koreans has been a long 50. and this is one of the icbm since continental ballistic missiles they have been developing. it fell short of the north

down below, the thousands of foot soldiers blistered through the streets of pyongyang.eeks in the biting cold. then, came the weapons. ii of north korea's newest intercontinental ballistic missiles, a weapon that puts the us mainland in reach. with this many there is the potential, experts believe, for pyongyang to overwhelm us defences. proof north korea is becoming more dangerous. but these pictures conceal far more than they reveal. there are millions of people cut off from the world after three years of border closures. many thought to be in urgent need of food. but, for the kim family, shoring up its legacy comes first. jean mackenzie, bbc news in seoul. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme. the composer, burt bacharach, the man behind hits like say a little prayer and and walk on by, dies at the age of 94. there's mr mandela, mr nelson mandela, a free man taking his first steps into a new south africa. iran's spiritual leader, ayatollah khomeini, has said he has passed a death sentence on salman rushdie, the british author of a book w

and sharply commented on the quote, pyongyang has no desire to deal with the rubbish from south koreassage from the sister of south korea's own leader, the ruling party. so the behavior of the dprk reacted strengthens the position of supporters that seoul itself should acquire nuclear weapons, it's true. here is the leader of the main positional parties of south korea, commented on the aggravation like this, they say. our governments are behaving like boys ready to fight. let's take care of the economic state of the country, not the nuclear militarism. well , literally 2 hours after the north korean launches, the united states sent lancer b1 air strategic missile carriers from its guam base in the pacific ocean to the area of ​​the korean peninsula. here are the footage of the japanese television company nhka sunday maneuvers of two american lancer bombers and f-15 f-16 fighters from the japanese side, the maneuver area over the waters of the sea of ​​​​japan, but on the same day. lancer type bombers escorted south korean fighters during the exercises at 15-16 f35, these joint flights

pyongyang issued new warnings to the u.s. intercontinental ballistic missile landed in waters within japan's exclusive economic zone on saturday. according to some reports, sri lanka's upcoming local elections are likely to be postponed due to a lack of funds. the action commission will seek a delay from the top court, citing difficulties around printing ballots and lack of fuel for shipping. earlier this month i cabinet spokesman said cash flow issues may affect the local elections scheduled for march 9. public support for japanese prime minister fumio kishida to has edged down after a former aide made discriminatory remarks towards the lgbtq committee. an opinion poll shows keisha -- fell to 26%. keisha has fired the aid and apologize for the remarks. 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. haidi: the u.k. prime minister rishi sunak says allies need to finalize security pledges for ukraine by the nato summ

with a row the very next d american and korean pilot stage joint air drills, pyongyang said an extreme red line had been crossed by then. austin was in manila visiting washington's oldest asian ally, announcing a deal which grant us access to yet more to our basis in the philippines. part of an effort to push back against chinese aggression. we remain committed to strengthening our mutual capacities to resist our guitar. as part of our efforts to modernize our watch and these offers are especially important as of people's republic of china, continues to advance is legitimate claims in the west. gold and she has counterpart underlined the stakes. visa, of course, we hope that joint down a fake is in line with the guidance of president bergman, marcus obese. what is the best department to make sure the map on each of our major so it will be last. but china lashed out at the u. s. condemning a cold war mentality. she carrington is an ancient, as claims tensions in the right in and in dangerous peace and stability if you go down to remain neutral and avoid being used by the us here leo. th

those drills came after an earlier north korean ballistic missile test pyongyang says us conduct would determine if the pacific is turned into a firing range. brazilian authorities say flooding and lance line triggered by torrential rain, have killed at least 19 people. that number may rise as rescue crews have yet to reach all affected communities. all the casualties are in northern south palo state . in one city, 60 centimeters of rain fell in just 24 hours. it's been 2 weeks now since earthquakes devastated parts of turkey and syria. millions of people are homeless and need food and shelter. 8 groups and authorities now faced the enormous task of providing for them. the u. s. is among the countries providing help. it's top diplomats has been in turkey. visiting the graves of loved ones, many here have lost their own homes and have no idea where to turn next coffins still piling up 2 weeks after the disaster. u. s. secretary of state antony lincoln, travel to had a province to see the damage for himself. in chillik, airbase has become one of the main centers for taking in relief supp

linked the highest to the hacking group lazarus, which allegedly used as stolen funds to finance the pyongyang regime and it's nuclear weapons program. more signs on friday that the u. s. federal reserve will not slow its interest rate hikes as it battles, inflation in separate events. 2 fed officials, each indicated more hikes would probably be necessary. in december, the fed had had forecast a max rate of just over 5 percent for this year. futures, investors now put it at 5 and a half percent without we go over to teddy austro in new york. but teddy, looking at this last week, some of the things that we learned, sticky inflation, hire consumer spinning, lower jobless claims, everything that says that demand isn't falling. this economy doesn't seem to be doing what everyone wants it to do is it asks even, well, we're looking at a lot of unexpected data. inflation for example, is cooling. it's coming down though not as much as expected. and of course, we saw a retail sales through the roof consumer spending strong job market well by the hundreds of thousands more jobs ads the economy than expe

linked the highest to the hacking group lazarus, which allegedly uses stolen funds to finance the pyongyang regime and it's nuclear weapons program. more signs on friday that the u. s. federal reserve will not slow its interest rate hikes as it battles, inflation in separate events. 2 fed officials, each indicated more hikes would probably be necessary. in december, the fed had had forecast a max rate of just over 5 percent for this year. futures, investors now put it at 5 and a half percent without we go over to teddy austro in new york. but teddy, looking at this last week, some of the things that we learned, sticky inflation, higher consumer spinning, lower jobless claims, everything that says that demand isn't falling. this economy doesn't seem to be doing what everyone wants it to do is it asked even while we're looking at a lot of unexpected data, inflation for example, is cooling. it's coming down though not as much as expected. and of course, we saw retail sales through the roof consumer spending strong job market well by the hundreds of thousands more jobs as the economy than expec

a show of strength included a display of pyongyang newest intercontinental ballistic missiles. the daughter of eda came john and also attended fueling speculation that she is being groomed to take over. an imposing display of military might. on the 7 5th anniversary of the founding of north korea's armed forces is top brass put on the show for the country's leader came young own front and center of the parade in the capital piano young. a growing awesome of intercontinental ballistic missiles capable of reaching the united states. you experts say that the number an increasing sophistication of these missiles present a challenge for us efforts to fend of potential attacks other prove of military pro, it will be of less concern to north korea as adversary's like this promotional video featuring soldiers training and ice conditions forecast from brick screens to mark the occasion. but observe, as did note the prominent role kim's daughter identified as you a, played in the official coverage, kim, known as a ruthless dictator. see here displaying genuine tenderness. a simple case o

exercise south and the united states with strategic bombers and radar fighters avoided an action that pyongyang described as crossing the red line . absolute defeat of france in africa from i would like to have a conversation with mr. reza sarmi rad, an expert on international issues. hello, i am at your service. why did he make these statements at this point in time regarding the extent of french interventions in africa , especially the two countries of mali and burkina faso, and secondly, what factor caused this? african countries that were once french colonies, today this is the reaction of anger towards france about interfering in their own countries . rahman rahim, in fact, africa is the traditional colonial area of ​​france. check algeria, tunisia, morocco, egypt , central african countries, mali, these countries that traditionally, in the middle of the 20th century, the french revolution took place, and the field of presence faded. in the early years of the 21st century, considering the problems that existed inside this country, the french thought of having a re-appearance, which caused

pyongyang will gain nothing from these provocations. amy: turkey says it is wrapping up rescue operations in all but two provinces, two weeks after a pair of massive earthquakes and its aftershocks devastated turkey and neighboring syria. the death toll now tops 46,000 and is expected to keep rising as more bodies are discovered. this weekend, ghanaian soccer star christian atsu was confirmed as one of the victims. 31-year-old atsu played for a turkish club and previously for teams in saudi arabia and britain. christian atsu's body was repatriated to ghana as tributes poured in, with his former soccer clubs in the u.k. holding a minute's applause before their weekend games. meanwhile, a union representing architects and engineers in turkey has condemned the government and local authorities for ignoring their warnings about issues with building constructions and their pleas for stronger regulations. in israel, thousands of protesters have taken to the streets, blocking roads and massing in front of the knesset in jerusalem as the far-rig

this is pyongyang's second ballistic missile launch of the year.his comes as north korea warns of continuous and unprecedented strong responses if the u.s. and south korea go ahead with planned military exercises. they're expected to hold nuclear table top drills next week at the pentagon. so once again we're getting word of another missile launch by north korea and we'll bring new more details on this story as they come in. >>> the war in ukraine is dominating the agenda at the security conference in germany, one of the world's largest and most influential domestic forums. kamala harris is leading a large american delegation there and is expected to deliver a major speech in just a couple of hours. in addressing the group on friday ukraine's president pleaded with allies to hurry up with deliveries of the advanced weapons they've already promised, that includes dozens of heavy battle tanks recently pledged by the u.s. and nato allies. ukraine's military is widely expected to launch its own counteroffensive once it has those tanks. volodymyr zelens

. >> reporter: kim ju ae was at her father's side at a massive military parade in pyongyang.izes. >> it's entirely likely that he wants to show kim family continuity, that he wants to show his people that there is a succession plan. >> reporter: the night before the parade, kim ju ae went with her father and mother to a banquet, where she was seated in the middle in front of a powerful group of generals. how significant? >> yeah, these moments are always staged, and they are staged with propaganda in mind. this is a history-making photograph and is designed to build the mythology even at this age around her. >> reporter: there are no signs that kim jong un is seriously ill or would give up power any time soon. but whenever a transition does happen, how would a country that has known no one at the top other than a male in the kim dynasty, for all 75 years of his existence, respond to a female leader? >> it is a very pate rarkal society. but when it comes to the kims, it's like a royal family. it's more important to be a kim than to be male. >> reporter: kim already has an infl

korean nuclear attack, but north korea said the purpose of this exercise was to practice attacking pyongyangrkey stopped the search operation to find survivors from the earthquake debris. on the fourteenth day after the earthquake in turkey, the head of the organization the natural disaster of this country announced the number of victims to 40,642 people in the series of earthquake-hit cities. tay is one of the cities that suffered the most damage in the last two weeks from the earthquake that destroyed thousands of square kilometers of cities and villages in 10 southern provinces of turkey . it became a ruin like this city of pattaya antakya, a city on the border with syria's aleppo and near the port of iskenderun, has been turned upside down by the earthquakes two weeks ago. the cities, even the most damaged city in the south of turkey due to the earthquake, have turned into ruins and there is nothing left of it. most of the people of the city they have left or are outside the city under tents, but some of them did not stop searching around chan's ruined house. he was dead. unfortunately ,

the leader of north korea asked the united states to stop all actions that threaten pyongyang, by condemninge united states and south korea , he announced that the missile test is a strong and crushing response to the threats from south korea and the united states. fragility in the new wars, europe called for the sending of urgent military aid and the smoothing of the defense industries of the european countries to face the new challenges. the shooting in the us state of georgia injured five and 10-year-old children and teenagers. this shooting happened at a gas station in the suburbs of columbus. the police incident after finding the perpetrator of the shooting in the state of georgia in a small village . six people were killed due to the storm in australian electricity about 30,000 houses in sydney were cut off yesterday afternoon and also last night, the operation of train lines was severely disrupted. it is said that sybil affairs has received more than 100 calls about trees falling on cars and houses. thank you very much. god bless you . since the islamic revolution of iran, the officia

beyond the stratosphere the united states launched a space force unit in south korea to monitor pyongyang's missile program. the seoul base is not the first space force base . before that, the al-adeed base in qatar, south of iran, like the seoul base, some media say the purpose of creating the al-adeed base is to limit iran's space program it is known that the conversation with cbs refuses to name the countries that it is supposed to monitor and possibly fight against, but cbs writes in its report that the decision for the space force in the south of iran was made after tensions between iran and the united states rose. it's free to see the member the former air force and the director of the jahan foundation today, the associated press report emphasizes that iran has become efficient in many fields on a large scale , there is a concern that iran could create a problem in military broadband communications, referring to one of the same noor satellite launches that were launched with the help of rockets. the messenger satellite was placed in an orbit of 425 kilometers from the earth, next to t

the test comes a day after pyongyang warned the u.s.recedented strong responses" if they go ahead with planned military drills. more from cnn's will ripley. >> reporter: north korea always conducts these kinds of highly provocative tests for a reason. could they have been doing it because of the g7 foreign ministers meeting at the munich security conference? did they want to get the attention of the leaders of places like the u.s., canada, france, germany, italy, japan, the uk, the eu? they did get it. they got a statement from the g7 members strongly condemning north korea's launch of what is believed to be an intercontinental ballistic missile, icbm, like the one they launched in november that traveled around 22 times the speed of sound, could potentially hit the u.s. mainland, japan has warned, and was in the air for more than an hour. this was essentially the same statistics with preliminary information, saturday's launch, from that november launch which was later determined to be a hwasong-17. the question, this is an old north kor

kim jong un, the leader of north korea, asked the united states to stop all actions that threaten pyongyang'spulation, and south korea announced that the missile test was a powerful and crushing response. in response to threats to south korea and the united states, the foreign policy official of the european union called for europe's fragility in new wars and authoritarianism at the munich security summit , calling for immediate military aid to ukraine and the formation of the defense industries of european countries to deal with new challenges. he became responsible for foreign policy the european union considers the more important issue and the education of ukrainians as much as possible and the military settlement of them as a result of a shooting in the us state of georgia, a child and a teenager aged five and 10 were injured. this shooting took place at a gas station in the suburbs of columbus. in the state of georgia, six people were killed in a small village in the state of mississippi. as a result of the storm in australia, the electricity of about 30,000 homes in sydney was cut off y

south korea and the united states with strategic bombers and radar fighter wars, an action that pyongyang described as crossing the red line, the north korean armed forces are going to hold a military exercise tomorrow , but it was said in the news. that marie le pen is the leader of the party the french national rally has made it easier for france to completely fail in africa. i would like to talk to mr. reza sarmi rad, an expert on international issues. hello , i am at your service. why did he make these statements at this point in time about the scope of french interventions in africa , especially the two countries of mali and burkina faso? and secondly, what factor has caused these african countries, which were once french colonies , today to react in such an angry and angry way towards france regarding their interference in their own countries? the central african countries of mali are the countries that traditionally, in ahvaz of the 20th century , in france, the revolution occurred, the field of presence became less. to have a reappearance where their reappearance is problematic, w

ballistic missile two days ago. tested which landed in the waters of japan's exclusive economic zone , pyongyang announced that its missile tests are a reaction to america's provocative actions, america, south korea and japan held an air exercise in east asia on sunday. to you, dear viewers of the new khabar channel, this morning we witnessed 19 centers of the province where the temperature reached below zero degrees, among which shahrekord was the coldest station with a temperature of 13 degrees below zero, and among the stations, i must mention that in isfahan province in the meantime, i have 17 the temperature reached below zero and as the fastest reporting station , we did not have a significant increase in rainfall last night. let us see that in other parts of the country, we have heavy rains on thursday in ardabil province, gilan, the western part of mazandaran province, khuzestan, chaharmahal and bakhtiari, kohgiluyeh and boyer ahmad provinces , the northern parts of bushehr province and the northern parts of fars province. in ardabil, on the shores of the caspian sea in the northeastern