but the adult tacoma is a fellow at the royal united services institute. i also how much we really know about north korea's military capability. thanks for hiring me. um yes, i see, you said this is a premier issue when trying to study north korea the fact that it is a very close off country. so there's very little publicly available data for us to draw on just a little bit hard to truly quantifier fall sites and or 3 in military program capabilities, production capacity. but what we do know is that north korea has historically been a prolific ex, border of military goods, military technology. so 2 countries, i can't source it elsewhere. so countries that are under sanctions themselves, or under arms and marco's so they come to north tree, oftentimes as a supplier of last resort. so north korea's exported small arms, but it's also ex, sportage and maintenance services. it's export instruction utilities for uh, for weapon systems as well, not her personnel in the past to other countries. so i give this little bit of an idea of sort of what, what the options

very adults, dakota from the royal united services institute for defense and security studies. thank you so much for your time. i will keep a say is it doesn't cover the trafficking ring, recruiting people to fight for russia and ukraine. the government in havana believes the organization signed up cubans living in russia as well as in the homeland cuba is a close ally of russia. but keep as foreign ministry stressed, it is not involved in the will and you cry it and the 30s, all working to dismantle the network. well, so can mccloud, as an associate professor at the university of copenhagen and an independent expert to the you in working group on the use of miss murray. it's great to have you with us, dr. mccloud. i want to stop and ask, but what is it that makes a particular country a target of recruits is looking for miss summers. this is a great question. um, i kinda speak specifically about the situation in cuba, but what the, the you in working good for new use of merced mesa seen recently. and it was the last couple of years is an increase in what we call predatory recru

i'm reviewing to obtain from russia. 3 adults because from the royal united services institute for defense and security studies, thank you so much for your time. thanks for having me. south east asian nations are urging the hunter in man not to produce violence and attacks on civilians. late as of the, i see a regional block i'm making in jakarta, the grouping i am to promote economic and security corporation. the book has struggled to develop a united stance on me and my, the army seasonal power. and the 2 years ago display the opening taking place asia pacific bureau chief gift mathis is in chicago. we asked him earlier if we can expect to see any progress on the crisis in me and mark, i think 1st of all we should make clear that indonesia was really active and determined to see some progress here pursuing a so called a silent diplomacy. and the championship of, of, of the, on, over the past a 9 month presidential could be due to make clear that there were $145.00 engagement with 70 stakeholders. but where there was no progress was with the military hooked up. and so i always will be int

philip shetler—jones is with the international security team at the royal united services institute.important, very closely watched meeting. people will be looking out for the content of the meeting, ie what are the terms of exchange that are going to be agreed and announced. russia has been very well, it's well—known russia has been looking for more partners to help resupply its armaments to keep fighting in ukraine. and it's suspected that in return, north korea would appreciate access to some very useful russian technologies in fields such as satellite and space technology, submarine launched ballistic missiles and other areas. but i think the other question will be, given that this is such a high level meeting and it doesn't happen very often happening outside north korea, which is very rare for the north korean leader. will they go beyond just a simple exchange type relationship? will there be announcement of something more significant? and that would have implications really for the whole region in terms of the relations between china and russia, as well as the countries who ar

danielle salisbury is an associated fellow the royal united services institute in the you can joins me now from oregon in the us. mr. sales. very welcome to the day homework thing is this tightening alliance to you? i mean, it's obviously very concerning. i sent to signing for multiple perspectives, so obviously to so i think for the war and ukraine and the russians procurement of what is to fuel level. and also from the perspective of those career sections and, and the nonproliferation regime, it looks like that's a part what exactly is putting hoping to get from north korea here. soon as i understand the pretend is most likely shopping for, for watching rehabs a few of the war. obviously the war is, is stretching the russian defense industry and rushes to stop miles to the limits. and also it's just probably looking to maintain significant stop off as well for other contingencies. and so it's turning to uh, to a kind of an increasing a section upon us that they can rely on thoughts with technology. yeah. but this wouldn't be the 1st time north korea sold arms to be used against ukrai

he's with the international security team at the royal united services institute.ed over the last week or so but it now looks certain that it will go ahead and it will be an importantand that it will go ahead and it will be an important and closely watched meeting. people will be looking out for the content of the meeting, what are the terms of exchange that will be agreed and announced. russia has been... well—known looking for more partners to help resupply armaments and keep fighting in ukraine. it is suspected that in return, north korea would appreciate access to some useful russian technology in fields such as satellite and space technology, ballistic missiles and other areas. the other question will be, given that this is at a high—level meeting and doesn't happen very often, happening outside north korea which is rare for the north korea which is rare for the north korean leader, will they go beyond a simple exchange type relationship. will there be an announcement or something more significant and that will have implications for the whole region in terms o

philipjones is with the international security team at the royal united services institute.ported over _ expect from the meeting. this has been reported over the _ expect from the meeting. this has been reported over the last - expect from the meeting. this has been reported over the last week. expect from the meeting. this has l been reported over the last week or so but it now looks almost certain that it will go ahead and it will be an important, very closely watched meeting. people will be looking out for the content of the meeting, i what are the terms of exchange that are going to be agreed and announced russia it is well known have been looking for more partners to help resupply its armaments and to keep fighting in ukraine and it is suspected that in return north korea would appreciate access to some very useful russian technologies in fields such as satellite in space technology, submarine launch, ballistic missiles and other areas stop but i think the other question will be, given that this is such high—level meeting and it doesn't happen very often, happening outs

cannot spend a lot of equipment during this offensive. indeed, i saw this report of the royal institute of united servicesey really did this to russia literally yesterday. it seems that this is a large report, which er analyzes the tactics of the ukrainian side and the russian side , and says that the russian side is now trying to increase the depth minefields but this is conventionally speaking in the future in the past because all the work on minifields support was done earlier, but regarding artillery it is noted that the enemy is now trying to move from the concept of mass of fire to the use of more accurate lancet ammunition from something else that indirectly confirms the limitations of the russian side in ammunition and we will try to compensate - it is with lancets or this tactic of high-precision combat with the use of red field type ammunition , but it requires a clearer interaction of the enemy between intelligence and personnel training, it is not it always turns out, and that's why it's precisely in the question of the number of volunteers . the conclusions are related to the ukrainian side,

that only prolongs the conflict, such tactics can not bring results, the british royal institute of the united servicesnotes in its report to attempt a quick breakthrough. led to unacceptable losses. this was deliberately planned in such a way as to minimize losses, but the pace, in this case, is very low and this allows the russian troops to recuperate, and the ukrainians are not allowed in these shots, a ukrainian minibus is hiding in the forest belt with reinforcements and is hit by a komikadze drone. this is the result hits. according to the sexual infrastructure of the apu , the fab-500 air bomb shows the center. the forward detachments are deprived of supplies in the western media and only manage to count the melting personnel of various ukrainian brigades at barely forty. the seventh brigade, in early june, led the attack on the southern front, as the doctors attached to the brigade suffered heavy losses. they say that the losses of the unit are equal to four-digit numbers in the zaporozhye direction, the reserves were brought into battle, but even these elite units admit serious losses in an in

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united kingdom. the coast expected to be whipped by winds up to 75, 80 miles an houn winds up to 75, 80 miles an hour. some service is indicating the royal national lifeboat institutiondvising people to keep a safe distance from water and cliff edges as highways waves pose a potential threat to life. there are two yellow rain warnings in place in parts of scotland . the worst of the storm scotland. the worst of the storm due to hit at 9:00 in a couple of hours . batten down the of hours. batten down the hatches . ukip. gb news across hatches. ukip. gb news across the uk on tv in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news. this is britain's news channel . this is britain's news channel. >> thank you, polly . welcome >> thank you, polly. welcome back to farage. just after 7:00 here on gb news. well, goodness me, it has been a busy, busy day. and hasn't the fallout grown on the usual critics have been attacking our home secretary, suella braverman, for making washington what i think is one of the most extraordinary, one of the bravest, most courageous speeches ever made by a home secretary. but i've written and ispoke secretary. but i've