but, in july seventy-two , the head of south korean intelligence, li-hurak, visited pyongyang.egotiations with kimersen, pyongyang and siu announced the signing of a joint statements from the north and south. the parties agreed. about the three principles of unifying the country, without outside interference, peacefully and on the basis of national consolidation. however, these agreements remained on paper. the turnaround occurred 20 years later. in december of ninety-one, the heads of government of the north and south signed an unprecedented document. it was an agreement of reconciliation, non-aggression, cooperation and exchanges. an inter-korean declaration was also adopted. he proclaimed a policy of solar heat. one of the most important agreements was the decision to hold regular meetings of family members separated as a result of the korean war. and in 2004 , an industrial complex was created in the north korean city of kesson, in which joint ventures of the two countries began to operate. relations only deteriorated in 2006, when north korea conducted its first nuclear te

nuclear missile program and allegations of weapons grade exchange with moscow that both moscow and pyongyang have denied but you believe korea japan will be pushing. [indiscernible] haidi: some say the summit would be a turning point for the full restoration of three way

in that, and therefore they will immediately react if tehran and pyongyang continue to support moscowntroducing its aggressive unmotivated war on the territory of ukraine. this was stated by the official representative of the us ministry of defense, sabrina sinht, during the briefing. in addition, according to her, the pentagon will continue to strengthen cooperation with allies and partners in order to search for weapons for their further shipment to ukraine. well, one more thing. says ms. singh, official washington will continue to impose sanctions against those countries and governments that have not stopped helping russia in this war. well, not knowing exactly this statement of the pentagon's official representative reacted in china, but the reaction definitely refers to the american sanctions introduced against china. pyongyang beijing strongly opposes illegality. unilateral economic restrictions against chinese companies. the press secretary of the chinese embassy in washington, liu penyu, stated this in an interview with the russian propaganda agency tas. according to him, offi

pyongyang says this is in response to the frequent scattering of leaflets in its border areas. south and that the authorities in seoul will find out what a hassle it is to clean it up. because of the north korean attitude the situation is very concerning and i'm concerned that this could escalate into a shooting situation. in recent years, south korean activists have been sending balloons, carrying anti—pyongyang leaflets like the ones in this video from 2016. and just this month, an activist group sent 20 balloons with about 300,000 leaflets, as well as usb sticks loaded with k—pop music. this has been the most talked about story here. the fear is that in an increasingly tense korean peninsula, things can take a much more sinister turn thanjust retaliatory littering. shaima khalil, bbc news, seoul. time for a look at the weather. here's louise.

pyongyang, beijing strongly opposes illegal economic restrictions, unilateral. against chinese companies, the press secretary of the chinese embassy in washington, liu penyu, said in an interview with the russian propaganda agency tas. according to him, official beijing continues to defend its right to normal trade and economic interaction with russia, which meets all the rules world trade organization. at the same time, he added that this cooperation is not directed against third countries and should not be subject to interference or pressure from third countries. next is a short one. quote: regarding ukraine, china's position has always been fair and objective. we are actively working to promote peace and political settlement negotiations. today i did not find any information about whether china agreed to visit switzerland for this peace conference. i really hope that they will agree to this and come, although earlier they insisted on it because... russia has to be there, because otherwise, what else is unknown, maybe otherwise they won't come, well, i really hope that beijing will sen

for instance, iran, like iran, pyongyang is selling weapons to putin ukraine says north korean missiles have killed and injured dozens this year, giving north korea valuable real-world data on the accuracy of its missiles made with recently produced us and european parts or uk think tank says those over at their meeting in russia last year kim said, i will always be standing with russia. putin promised to help kim's satellite program a leader of north korea, shows great interest in space and rocketry we'll show them are new objects. >> and alliance the us warns, could see russia providing critical ballistic missile technology to north korea. further destabilizing the region and the world these military spy satellites are part of kim jong un's military modernization program. they are a priority for him and we know that the north koreans, erica, learn a lot from these failures. sometimes more than a learn from successful launches. so they're saying that a newly developed liquid rocket motor might be the cause of this liquid fuel, of course, highly volatile, but also very effective because

they will be pushing to rein in pyongyang's aggression.here's a lot of hope here, that perhaps the summit can be a turning point to fully restore three-way cooperation systems. i'm just wondering how likely is that? >> there is a lot of hope riding on this summit, but also over the last four years, you seem really a lot of things change with korea and japan inching closer toward the u.s.. there has been is almost fundamental shift in the geopolitical dynamics. if you look at the trade number, china is still the largest trading partner for korea and japan, but if you look at new investment numbers, that has declined in recent years, and korean exports to the u.s. had overtaken its export to china for the first time in over two decades. so that is huge. so beijing has a lot to navigate here in terms of the relationship. the good news is there seems to be tengion from all sides to really stabilize relations. they are set to adopt a joint statement out of the summit detailing some of the outcomes and we can look at perhaps increasing people to

as you know pyongyang and moscow have had a slightly different relationship than they have had in thekim jong-un to moscow and the role north korea plays in helping the russians fight the war in ukraine, so the dynamics even among these three countries are shifting because the larger global geopolitics have shifted. i do expect north korea, especially the satellite launch the north koreans announced it will be on the agenda. i do also believe that both president yoon and prime minister kishida will urge premier li to major they are on the same page when it comes to nuclear ambitions of the north, and i sensed there was a desire for both south korea and japan to ask china to represent their interests when they come to the abducted nationals that the north koreans currently detained in their country, so, yes, north korea will be on the agenda. i expect to see it in the joint statement, although i do not know what china's response will be. annabelle: china's advantages in that relationship, does that become a source of leverage for china in this trilateral, especially because china is tr

on complete victory over the enemy, but in july 72 the head of south korean intelligence visited pyongyanghis talks with kimersen, phinyan and siu announced the signing of a joint north-south statement. the parties agreed on three principles for unifying the country, without outside interference, peacefully and on the basis of national consolidation. however. these agreements remained on paper. the turnaround occurred 20 years later. in december of ninety-one, the heads of government of the north and south signed an unprecedented document. it was an agreement of reconciliation, non-aggression, cooperation and exchanges. an inter-korean agreement was also adopted declaration on the denuclearization of the peninsula. for the first time in the entire history of their separate existence, phinyan and siul actually abandoned the ideas of a conquest. at least formally recognized the equality of the two states. plans for unification on the basis of a confederation were discussed, but in 94 after the death of kimersen, the dialogue was suspended. it resumed only 4 years later, when kim dae-jun beca

seoul has warned pyongyang to stop such action.researchers succeeded in building a sidewalk using coffee concrete , whose resistance is 30% higher than sidewalks made with ordinary concrete, reducing the use of sand , greenhouse gases, and construction costs are among the advantages of using this concrete. amount of cement the requirement in coffee concrete is 10% less than normal concrete. but another election that will take place in the world in the next few months in november is the us presidential election, which will be held for a number of candidates for a number of seats in the house of representatives and the senate of this country. let's talk with ms. diane sar, the independent candidate for the us senate elections in new york state . we will go directly to new york. hello , ms. sar. you did. thank you for inviting me. you are an independent candidate for the american government, but it is governed by two parties. obviously, in the us senate, out of 100 senators, there are only 3 independent senators, and the other 97 sena

pyongyang has declared that this exercise shows that the us claim that it has no hostile intentions is nothing but a deceptive hypocrisy . at the same time, the headquarters of the south korean army north korea announced this morning that it fired a ballistic missile towards the east sea known as the sea of ​​japan. the president of russia considered the sanctions against his country and the weakening of the dollar to the detriment of the united states. putin visited china against us sanctions against russia. terrible cut described. the president of russia said that the us authorities are only harming themselves and cutting the branch they are sitting on with anti-russian financial restrictions. the president of russia also said about the dollar that the american authorities are weakening the main and most important tool of their power, the dollar, in the world for political reasons. boots reduced relying on the dollar in the world will irreparably damage the american. he knew to himself. the national fibrary movement is in the path of development. according to the managing director of

seoul has warned pyongyang to stop such action. australian researchers succeeded in building a sidewalk using coffee concrete, which is 30% more resistant than pavements made with concrete are common. reducing the use of tangential noise, greenhouse gases, and construction costs is one of the advantages of using this concrete . the amount of cement required in coffee concrete is 10% less than normal concrete. but another election that will take place in the world in the next few months in november is the presidential election. it is the american republic that the same election is held for a number of candidates for a number of seats in the house of representatives and the senate of this country. tonight, we had this opportunity to meet with mrs. dayan serir, the independent candidate for the senate elections america, let's talk in the state of new york. we will go directly to new york, mrs. sir salam, thank you for accepting this conversation in terms of time in these election contests and the conditions you have. as the first ques

it's 33 minutes from pyongyang. it's 26 minutes and 40 seconds from moscow. okay. so are down to the seconds and minutes. so when you consider that amount of time, then an analogy would be this, is not 911 happening? this is not the pentagon suddenly realizing planes have hit the towers. this is a system, systems nuclear command and that americans have spent trillions of dollars setting up with most us not having any idea since the 1950s sixties. so now we have there is a satellite system in space. you, of course, know this bringing the reader or the listeners up to speed, the satellite system in space is so technologically advanced it sees ballistic missile launch, it sees the the exhaust coming. the bottom of the rocket right from in under second. yes. it's actually remarkable technology achievement. i mean, it really is. and when you know that these are our early warning satellites. and once you learn think once you learn that as a reader, you go now i get it right. launch on warning. so we see we have a warning our satellites early warning satellites that a mis

the photographs, pyongyang, the north korean. from this after bombing pyongyang. remind me of the photographs of hiroshima. so there were massive indiscriminate civilian casualties where with the use of weapons like, napalm, they also affected american sometimes napalm would be dropped too early on. troops, u.s. troops and robert nurse searing book on napalm tells the story. a soldier begging his comrades to kill him because he was fire. so i bring up these terrible, you know, thoughts because. it's so tremendously important to keep in mind that that this was terribly devastating war during the american people sat in comfort at home often had little interest except for the families whose so who's whose family were deployed writing to president truman and to and to others saying, why doesn't a soldier wrote home? why doesn't someone tell the people what's happening here? a father said, how would you feel if your son was surrounded at to one? and this was related to. the us invasion of the which ended up being just a terrible catastrophe. so so so the korean was hor

as the head of pyongyang's propaganda department, kim ki nam, played a pivotal role during the faminepublic loyal. hong kong's appeal court has approved the formal banning of a protest song previously used as a rallying call by pro—democracy campaigners. a lower court last year rejected the government's application to outlaw the song, �*glory to hong kong.�* but officials have now successfully appealed against that decision. amnesty international described the ruling as: �*a worrying sign of the authorities' growing unwillingness to respect human rights and uphold their obligations. thailand is to relist cannabis as a narcotic — two years after becoming the first country in asia to decriminalise its recreational use. the prime minister, srettha thavisin, said he wants usage restricted to medical and health purposes only. he said drugs were destroying thailand's future with too many young people addicted. the domestic retail market for marijuana has flourished in thailand since legalisation. australia is to raise the amount of savings international students will need to get a visa in o

allegedly, pyongyang already launched its first one into orbit in november last year.a and the dprk exactly a month before the american presidential election, the white house is concerned that russia and the north. nuclear submarines, ballistic missiles, the establishment of a military alliance between russia and the dprk, the american authorities are almost more concerned than a new war on the korean peninsula. let's see. now let's move on to the news coming from the pentagon, where senior american officials told our tv channel that the biden administration. increasingly dissatisfied with the alliance between russia and north korea. the united states is preparing for the potential for hostilities between these two powers ahead of america's november presidential election. what do your sources say about this threat? officials are preparing for the possibility that pyongyang may begin to carry out even more provocative military actions than those that were previously and those that came to the attention of the united states throughout the rest of the world. these provoca

vladimir putin's visit to pyongyang is at the preparation stage, presidential press secretary dmitryeskov announced. he also noted that cooperation between the two countries in the field of environmental protection will continue. let me remind you that the leader of the dprk is kim chin. previously sent the russian leader personal congratulations on his assumption of office as head of state, the message was transmitted through the embassy of our country. for headaches, there is askafen p at an affordable price and askafen ultra with an enhanced composition to combat headaches and migraine. askafen - when you have a headache. you are a great audience! bye everyone! you owe the bank! you still owe the bank, i already ordered a rosbankrot anti-credit card from valders on the yandex market. sausage can be an appetite anywhere, only dad will reduce it, a beastly appetite, a snack won’t hurt, appetite, sausages, dad can, the state has abolished commissions for transfers between their accounts in different banks, from may 1, russians can transfer their money from one bank to another for fre

officials are preparing for pyongyang may begin to commit even more provocative military actions thanre previously and those that came to the attention of the united states throughout the rest of the world. these provocations can be anything from missile tests, with the demonstration of new advanced technologies, to another nuclear test, which, by the way, if carried out, will be the seventh in a row under this regime. aggressive actions against south korea are also being considered, what they are preparing for, because this is an election year, after all, at such a time. from trying to make peace, now his affairs are better than ever, this is a big threat, especially for south korea, which is supported by the united states. kem chinin is very passionate about maps, and it's worth noting that when dictators start paying too much attention to their geographic boundaries, it's always a little worrying. in this footage, the north korean leader inspects a model of south korea's capital, siol, and warns that his country is ready to completely destroy its southern neighbor. exactly for this

fell were waste including excrement. garbage, not political propaganda materials, as claimed by pyongyang, the general staff of the republic of korea, south korea, said about this, the military said that they were taking all necessary measures, and also advised local residents not to approach the objects that fell and to report their detection by the authorities and the police. it is also known that some circles are still hanging in the air. here , only one thing remains a mystery for everyone: what was the purpose of launching from balloons to drop on the territory of the southern neighbor, for example, excrement, why, because earlier in hinyang they said that they would drop propaganda leaflets in response to the fact that seol dropped propaganda leaflets on the territory of north korea, well here, in general, they realized that the leaflets are not they won't work, that's why they decided excrement will work, wants to harm from the series. at least something, well, unless it is, and finally, so that you understand how rotten a neighbor, who seems to live somewhere in the last century,

the foreign ministry in pyongyang described the trilateral statement as a grave political provocationch more to come. hello. it's a bank holiday monday of sunshine and showers, but as we go through the afternoon the heaviest, most persistent showers are likely to be across eastern scotland. you can see rather threatening—looking skies in edinburgh just a few hours ago. this has been the shower distribution so far today. most frequent showers across the far north. fewer showers, but most of those out to the west, but some of them are starting to push further inland. for the remainder of the afternoon, it's sunny spells and scattered showers almost anywhere, but the heaviest, most frequent, with maybe the odd rumble of thunder, across eastern scotland. lighter winds here, so if you get some showers they could be slow moving. slightly brisker winds, particularly on exposed south coasts, that should help push those showers through at quite a pace. top temperatures today between 16 and 18 degrees. if you dodge the showers and keep some sunshine with a little shelter, it will still feel qui

to february, at least you also researched it, i mean defense express, these are the missiles from pyongyangan, well, there was a lot of noise about them yesterday. it was because reuters began to say something there, referring to the office of the prosecutor general of ukraine. what are your conclusions, these north korean missiles, they were shot down. are they more effective than this russian missile conch you are talking about? well, really, we anxiously watched whether north korean and then iranian missiles would be transferred to russia, and now we have statistics that north korea has indeed transferred 50, at least 50 missiles with the kn20 index to the russian federation. three we, when we talk about indexes, it's quite conventional, because it's difficult to investigate what exactly is happening in north korea, but at the same time, yesterday's reuters report with reference to the attorney general's office also uses this kn-23 index. actually, this is one of the korean missiles, which is a certain copy of the russian iskander, actually it is a missile that weighs about 3.5 tons. the

states is calling on north korea to stop what it describes as unlawful and destabilizing acts after pyongyange suspected missiles were fired from an area near north korea's capital and flew about 220 miles eastward before plunging into the sea. >>> it was a very rough landing for the pilot of a small plane in south carolina on wednesday. it's making an emergency landing right in front of the middle of traffic on a busy state highway. according to the faa, the pilot ditched his plane after reporting engine trouble. incredibly, the plane landed safely, and there were no injuries. >>> well, don't go away. there is plenty more just ahead on "cbs news roundup" after the break. when it comes to your wellness routine, the details are the difference. dove men body wash, with plant based moisturizers in harmony with our bodies for healthier feeling skin. all these details add up to something greater. new dove men plant powered body wash. everybody wants super straight, super white teeth. they want that hollywood white smile. new sensodyne clinical white provides 2 shades whiter teeth and 24/7 sensitiv

by the prc, these are absolutely obvious things, when in 23 we had a surge of russian activity in pyongyang, shoigu and the rest went there, russians to north korea, always together with they were high-ranking chinese officials, xi's inner circle, but this focus was in the regional media, not in the ukrainian media, so we all thought that it was only russia, it was a triad, it was a regional alliance that they were forming, forming in response to those alliances , which formed by america in recent months, this is a coalition of the usa, south korea, japan, which has never been in history, this is a new coalition of the usa, japan, the philippines. which is now expanding, well, the chinese people's republic is actively planning to make its own copy, because the chinese, like the russians, never invent their own, they only copy, and everything leads to conflicts, and of course, that russian diplomats, in particular the russian embassy of the dprk, they announced the institutionalization of this union, the holding of the first joint exercises, the dprk refr, and from january 1, 26, both the ru

the attempt came hours after pyongyang warned that it would try to launch what would have been its seconds latest failure, after two other fiery crashes last year. last summer, london's british museum admitted it had been the victim of theft, saying up to 2,000 items from its collections were missing, stolen, or damaged. many were ancient greek and roman objects — removed from their storerooms, with some put on ebay. for a new bbc news investigation, our culture editor katie razzall has had special access to the museum. i can see a lot of white dots — what does that mean? exactly — the white dots are my way of marking out the ones that come from the british museum. if danish antiquities dealer dr ittai gradel is right, then you are looking at ancient gems that were stolen from the british museum, treasures he bought in good faith over years. how many gems here do you think belong to the british museum? i think it's about 150 here, and roughly the same amount in my drawer over there. more than two years before the global scandal about the thefts was revealed, ittai had warned the museum an

for example, on the territory of the southern neighbor from the balloons, why, because earlier in pyongyangthey said that they would drop propaganda leaflets in you, the answer to that , that seol dropped propaganda leaflets on the territory of north korea, well, here they just realized that the leaflets will not work at all, so they decided that excrement will work, somehow or for worse, at least something from the series, well, unless yes, and in conclusion, so that you understand how... a rotten neighbor, who seems to live somewhere in the last century, we have from the east in the irkutsk region, and this is far in russian siberia, still russian, installed arttob' the object is dedicated to the exile not of anyone, but of joseph stalin to siberia. the stalin inscription was placed on the slopes of mount kitkai next to the village of novaya uda, where joseph stalin spent one and a half months in exile in 1903. the deputy of the legislative assembly of the irkutsk region told about it. of course from the cprf, well there is also a gazebo there, as local journalists say, it is even said th

the foreign ministry in pyongyang described the trilateral statement as a grave political provocationad to live with an unreliable energy grid for years. scheduled blackouts have already cost the country thousands of jobs and billions of dollars in lost business. but in the last few months something has changed. the country has experienced an unusually steady supply of electricity. as south africans prepare to vote in a general election, some critics believe this could be simple electioneering, but others believe that south africa's energy problem is being fixed for good. the bbc�*s nomsa maseko report. this power station is one of south africa's many power plants that are coming back online to help minimise the country's electricity crisis. this is a move the government hopes will lessen rolling blackouts, which have crippled the economy and forced south africans to turn to alternatives. all of these efforts are orchestrated. there's nothing sudden about what you are seeing today. and, in fact, the picture looks even exceptionally better. what is it? i'm happy to say to the country a

there are 200 statues of monuments, in this capital the two previous leaders have huge monuments, pyongyanghree letters for 200, in 1909 the ocean liner slovonia for the first time did in history... this is exactly what sent the sos signal, you are right, there are only three letters 100, this number can be write it in three arabic numerals, or you can write it in three russian letters, yuri 100, that’s right, accounting 400, you get the code between them, you’ll have to give the question, 2,800 for you, 2,100 for dmitry. 5200 from konstantin, to dmitry, dmitry, the theme of all the works is good, the rate is 500. attention to the screen, in the painting of the 19th century greek painter polychronis lembesis, a boy plays the pipe in his free minute. you can guess the boy's profession if you guess who we have hidden from you. what kind of profession is this? it is to this gift of elizaveta varantsova that the poet addressed in the poem "keep me safe, my talisman." portrait? no. ring, signet ring, accounting 300. nikolai ge managed to study at the faculty of mathematics and especially for thi

threat posed by north korea and any potential3 [no audio] [laughter] missile tests forthcoming out of pyongyangrting global trade, existential threat to exporting nations like germany, which has a strong industrial base, so essentially the g7 providing a unified voice to counter some concerns they have over china's trade policies, and again, this was supposed to be a meeting that focused heavily, and it did, on engineering a way to fund the defense of ukraine, perhaps using investment returns of seized money from russia, and they have moved the ball forward on that, and perhaps there could be a communique that comes out of that resolution, a unified voice from the g7 at the leaders meeting in july in southern italy, but on the shores of that lake in italy this time, they talked very squarely about the threat coming from china and the potential dumping in various advanced economies around the world because of their overcapacity. haslinda: and as of all the tension is not enough, a u.s. congressional delegation has arrived in taiwan. clearly this will upset beijing. stephen: they came pretty quic

but they might push russia to rein pyongyang in.hey are looking to have a joint declaration detailing some outcomes. we could get people to people extent just, dealing with infectious diseases, climate change and investment. annabelle: quite high hopes from the korean side as they are expressing hope perhaps this could serve as a turning point and this sort of three-way cooperation could be a full normalization of relations again. is that realistic? minmin: since they last met in 2019, so much has changed and you feel this shifting of the geopolitical dynamics. let's pull out a chart of the trade numbers. china is still largest trading partner for both korea and japan. but if you look at new investments, that is dropping from both korea and japan in recent times and korea's exports to the u.s. overtook its exports to china for the first time in over two decades. it feels like the ground is shifting under beijing's feet and there's a lot for these countries to navigate. at the same time, korea and japan are likely to not want to anta

nuclear missile program and allegations of weapons grade exchange with moscow that both moscow and pyongyange denied but you believe korea japan will be pushing. [indiscernible] haidi: some say the summit would be a turning point for the full restoration of three way cooperation. is that a lofty hope? >> yet in the last four years since they had the talks a lot has changed and you really cannot see this geopolitical situation shifting fundamentally because china is still the largest trading partner for korea japan but looking at new investments it is declining from korea japan recently and korean exports to the u.s. over top exports to china for the first time so it looks like the ground is shifting but the good news is these three countries looks set to still adopt a joint statement out of the summit detailing some of the outcomes and we could look at perhaps collaboration in areas like science and tech and dealing with limit change and infectious disease they could create -- create people the people exchanges and perhaps efforts to further boost trade and investment as well. whoa haidi: lo

did she go on a junket to pyongyang? did kim do a state visit to pierre that lou under the radar?eading to some of the most genuinely heart stopping interview moments on live tv i've ever seen. >> you did not meet with kim jong un? >> i met with many many world leaders. i have traveled the world. i am not going to talk about specific meetings with world leaders. i'm not going to do that. >> did you or did you not? >> that is the answer i have. why am i being treated differently than every other person you have interviewed. >> if you are writing the book today, would you include the dog story? >> it is a wonderful book. to read it? >> there were emails and won't vote for this person and i won't vote for trump if he puts her in the spot. >> i am sorry you are not hearing from real americans from farms and ranches. >> if you asked me a month ago who is at the top of the list i would have said your name. if you asked me about this morning i don't even think you are on the list. my question for you -- >> she was getting beaten up so badly she stopped doing interviews. even canceled on

rocket carrying the military reconnaissance satellite exploded during the first stage of flight pyongyang had warned that japan had warned japan that it would be deploying a satellite. sometime this week parts of texas have been hit by tornadoes and severe storms, but the state is also dealing with scorching temperatures, heat, advisories are in place today. the western texas, as temperatures there could reach triple digits, cnn's rosa flores has more the extreme heat is dangerous. it is deadly, and it can be a public health hazard especially when millions of americans are impacted at one point in time. >> take a look at the national picture here. this is a heat risk map. and you can see that americans are being impacted from coast-to-coast. the colors in this map, you can see that there's a shade of tan and all the way to a deep red on that map. and those are the ranges of risk for a minor risk, two extreme heat rest were expecting that osha to regulatory framework in the next few months. this is after osha issued a 2022 initiative that inspected thousands of workplaces already in relati

pyongyang for its nuclear arms submarine.ement into perspective, explain the security threat if that is happening and if the u.s. can do anything to deter this. >> so alex, on a regular day, this is a concern. this is something that the u.s. , of course, does not want to see occur on both sides. russia assisting north korea and pushing forward their nuclear program, perhaps advancing mechanisms in which they could actually increase the ranges of their nuclear arsenal. on the other hand, north korea assisting russia in the war in ukraine. that is a challenge. throw that on top of the biden administration, which is fully immersed globally, for example, obviously damaging somehow the war between israel and hamas. and gaza, and on top of that, the war in ukraine, in which we, of course, have a huge interest. the notion that vladimir putin could be stirring the pot, in some ways makes some sense to distract the united states but also to put forth the argument, which conceivably would help the trump campaign, look at the internatio

pyongyang has not yet revealed the launch parameters, but they have already reported that the missileses is blocking any efforts by the international community for a middle east settlement. the un security council needs to put pressure on israel and washington for a ceasefire in the gas sector. this is a statement from the deputy permanent representative of our country to the world organization, anna evstneeva. at a meeting dedicated to the attacks on the city of rapah, diplomat noted that israel's military operation had claimed lives. threatens residential buildings and communications masts of us navy stations. meteorologists have declared a red cat a flight hazard, but the local airport is still operating as normal. next, regional news, stay with us. now there is news from the capital region and at the beginning of the release a large fire in the east of the capital in the novogereyev area is burning a production and warehouse. building, it is located on martenovskaya street, the flames have already engulfed 2.0 km, a partial collapse of the roof has occurred, the fire has been assig

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comrade kim jong-in said that pyongyang has enough military power to keep the united states from interfering gift. according to various sources, from 100 to 200 balloons. with garbage and manure. with this step, kim also informed siul that propaganda leaflets criticizing the dprk should not be scattered in the border areas of north korea. whether there was just hysteria , the joint chiefs of staff of south korea have already stated that these inhumane and vulgar actions are violations of international law, the balls themselves turned out to be completely safe inside. shoes, waste paper and old clothes. look. the south korean military announced thursday evening that it had detected objects believed to be balloons from north korea. the joint chiefs of staff reported that military installations had been discovered in gyeonggi province. they immediately sprang into action. gyeonggi authorities immediately sent a distress message to their residents. the message was accompanied by a short english translation, a preliminary warning of an air attack, which shocked the residents. the south korean mil

this comes against the backdrop of a russian delegation's visit to north korea to enlist pyongyang's in invasion of ukraine. this visit comes a few days after putin's trip to beijing. "this is a serious challenge, at any moment we are equal to rivals like china, and russia starts to work together, this poses a serious problem for the united states. have you ever heard anyone talk about nuclear weapons as irresponsibly as russia has been doing recently 2 years. i think this shows that they are thinking about where the conflict in ukraine is going, they are trying to gain an advantage. both russia and the united states are conducting exercises. we are practicing the use of our strategic weapons. the west is now playing with this toy and wants to send nato soldiers, american soldiers, french british soldiers, to directly fight the russian army in order to prevent them from taking over ukraine, it is clear that russia will take these threats very seriously and will begin to conduct tactical exercises nuclear weapons. in the british bs they can only identify two aircraft in case of doomsd

with rubbish and actual human poo , rubbish and actual human poo, with the south koreans warning pyongyangthat's a fair actions. i mean, that's a fair request, and it's also the way that they look, of course, which is possibly quite rude in itself. but, yeah , i mean, let's itself. but, yeah, i mean, let's hope north korean leader kim jong un is listening. thank you very much. one for the cheap seats at the back. there i mean, yeah, look, this is this is an escalation in tensions between the countries. we all thought it would go nuclear, but it is literally right now, as it currently happens, culminating. it's gone nuclear. it's gone nuclear. okay. it's time to reveal today's greatest wrestling union. jackass all right, drag us out of the gutter , mark. who's your greatest? britain? >> okay, here's a lovely story. two teenage lads, freddie corbett and harley hollingworth, 15 and 16, stopped an adult chap killing himself on the rail tracks. they jumped onto the rail tracks, pulled him away, saved his life and for all of this, anybody under the age of 50 vote in green. and, you know, the you