kept it under control, south korea understood that this could happen, and obviously that's whye conversations were held with by the russians, which, by the way, did not lead to anything. thank you very much, a huge thank you to natalya, butyvskyi plaksienko, an expert on eastern issues.

according to the us and south korea, north korea is already doing this.h washington and seoul would accuse hanyang of supplying russia with dozens of ballistic missiles and thousands of containers of ammunition for use on the battlefield. moscow and ebenyan deny any arms deliveries. kimchynin has his own list of urgent needs. his country has been under severe sanctions for many years and needs money, fuel, food and other aid. the leader of north korea has his own ambitions for the expansion of the nuclear arsenal and with regard to spying satellite technologies, what can russia help with? the west is pressing them, the world is shunning them, and there are limits to what these pariah states can realistically offer each other. but for them , this deepening alliance means they haven't exhausted their potential yet. after north korea, putin flew to vietnam, a country that until now managed to balance between russia and. event, and also to maintain good relations with kyiv, precisely for a balanced position in the ukrainian crisis, as he says, putin thanked t

uh, south korea and japan. and it's all very concerning in terms of, you know, the perception of encirclement for rush or for china. and so, you know, when north korea invokes this kind of, you know, language and this kind of security dynamic as well. you know, it still fits within that time these narrative, so it makes it very difficult for them to really push back against the actions that north korea is taking even when it does work against its interest. yeah, um, i just want to ask our viewers to don't be shy. i wanna encourage you to post your questions. they're starting to trickle and i'm going to ask one of my own. and then i hope to have some more user questions kind of docking onto a jenny just said she goes and china is very concerned by the height intentions on the korean peninsula of how does, does rush out feel about a possible escalation between north and south korea i also within say, an escalation and a violent escalation is in russia's interest of the thing. and russia uses these intensification

travelled north to the dmc, the demilitarised zone, the legendary buffer that separates north and south koreaof the most secret and oppressive countries in the world. a documentary called beyond utopia chronicles daily life in north korea in the most distressing terms. it follows the efforts of some individuals to defect. read utopia was directed by madeline gavin. what's particularly notable for me was the use of mobile phones to record footage to illustrate defective's escape. it makes you feel you are an active participant in it. 26 feel you are an active participant in it. ~ ., , ., , in it. 26 million people live within the walls of _ in it. 26 million people live within the walls of that _ in it. 26 million people live within the walls of that country. - in it. 26 million people live within the walls of that country. we - in it. 26 million people live withinl the walls of that country. we don't hear from them, the walls of that country. we don't hearfrom them, we the walls of that country. we don't hear from them, we don't acknowledge them, we don't even know they exist. that's why i me

in south korea, cinema admissions are down 45% from pre—covid times.ie—going has rebounded, but not really here. but amid the gloom, there is some hope. the recent local historical drama seoul spring performed very strongly at the box office, suggesting that if south korean audiences are given the right stories, they will still come out to the cinema. as a rule, international audiences still don't get a massive amount of local korean culture on their cinema screens. parasite was perhaps a notable exception. but this year, a film called past lives — with origins very much rooted here in south korea — has been animating audiences around the world. past lives has been nominated for best picture and best original screenplay at this year's oscars — quite an achievement in what has been a strong year for movies. it brought forth a positive response from a broad cross—section of movie—goers. the film is very much inspired by the life of its writer and director, celine song, who was born here in south korea in the late 1980s. alan moloney went to meet her. the

south korea, when ask about the, the speakers. it's got these huge speakers along the border blaring music and, and k pop music on top of that up against the resume in the north. why does the leadership consider this to be a threat and the leadership in the north? consider this to be a threat. i mean, i would think it would be more of a nuisance, particularly if someone was blaring cape pop music into my years. and i think it's a matter of respect and an honor for the north koreans. i think, i think practically speaking, they don't necessarily see this as an effective means of turning their people against their government. but they do see it as a symbolic step by south korea to challenge their sovereignty to challenge their political control. and in essence, i think they see it as an assertion by south korea of the superior already of its political system, the north koreans, i think. so with this inferiority, these are the south korea, which is a more successful country. and pretty much every single, every single measure you might

here in south korea, the u. s. and and elsewhere for us and a dustin strategic partnership of the potential to destabilize the asia pacific region. certainly i think that's perhaps already happened even on, on friday here in south korea, they announce that they're going to have larger military exercises. it's multi domain military exercises including the air force uh the troops and, and navy of south korea. the us in japan, even within this month. so the repercussions of this north korea, russia, a military developing military alliance, i think is something that's going to be hard to changing and evolving, moving forward, gresh thomas, frank smith. and so, thanks so much for that or out in your upfront is due to volt and snap and actions of the end of the month unfolds show. the opposition followed by national riley cooled come out from top surveys, also show that their messages resume, doing among young voters and recently on up in elections default i took in nearly 30 percent of the you for nationally dw correspo

s. japan and south korea, which was initiated about historic camp david's. somebody named washington in august last year dot summits. and what we've seen since re, uh, held a made concerns about china's ambitions indian the pacific. a more assertive aging, a more restive north korea, but also both of those countries, deepening ties with mosca. just type in type pay not to believe the data of an attempted. miller, who is being invested hours of to sol just on the presidential palace, the top general who led the crew attempt to claim he was trying to restore democracy. but present as we saw, se cold on believes to defend that democracy and the troops withdrew. ramming the tools of the palace opened. 6 so that heavily on soldiers could search through inside president louise of say, face down the general at the head of the rebellion, ordering him to stand down of the one jose soniega unexcused. he told reporters that his troops with their, with the mission, hotels, we want to re establish democracy. it is enough that new people have taken it over . we know we lo

to upon in south korea. we'll be looking was about tacit support of full film young from moscow will lead the north north korea to, to take a more provocative response to these drills. james, james chase a in type right. is a don't know at some of the store is making headlines around the world. the leaders of britons talk to political parties of squared off on the, in the final tell revised debate before the country had some the polls in a week. prime minister really soon from conservatives and neighbors. lee, that's the key. a stomach flashed of attacks immigration and welfare people that signal suspected drunk track because of deliberately sung about vassal as they would be arrested spanish customs agents publish this video of the incident which happened 450 kilometers off the coast that was able to intercept based submersible following a tape off from the us, the drug enforcement agency, of course, in the us just sentenced a form of president of honduras to 45 years in jail. georgia in new york city found

in terms of the security cooperation, one of the parity for south korea? riority would be to establish a system to more effectively, probably incoherently respond to north korea's nuclear and missile threats among south korea, the u.s. and japan and to make that irreversible. so during the last shyamala dialogue. we have decided to create a security cooperation framework amongst the three of us, south korea has drafted a document and proposed to the u.s. and japan. the defense ministers of the three countries will sign in the second half of this year. westminster, china has accused the u.s. of trying to build what he calls an asian version of nato. what are your thoughts on that? >> on china's concerns i think it really depends on china's behavior. if other countries and in the pacific -- not just china adhere to the rules-based world order, the rest of the world will not try to limit it. so the idea of an asian version of nato to me seems like a premature concern but at the same time, i believe the best way to dispel such concern is for china to give the i

and just last week, south korea decided to walk away from that 2018 deal, so that is something that isto recent spate of south korean balloons, south korean activists sending balloons over the border, with us drives of propaganda, k—pop and k—cinema with them, so this has been seen as a response. and now south korea is saying that they're going to start blaring, have loudspeakers blaring, have loudspeakers blaring again — they've done it in the past across the border — so it is quite a serious escalation.— so it is quite a serious escalation. �* . . ., �*, escalation. i'm afraid that's all the time _ escalation. i'm afraid that's all the time we _ escalation. i'm afraid that's all the time we have. - escalation. i'm afraid that's all the time we have. sue l all the time we have. sue thompson, thank you very much for your thoughts and your views on that developing story. let's take a look at some other stories in the headlines. a plane carrying malawi's vice president has gone missing. the aircraft left the capital, lilongwe on monday morning, but the malawi defence forces say it has go

south korea has also stepped up now, it can transfer air defense systems to ukraine, this is already being reported in the media, and besides, after this agreement signed by putin and kimchinin. south korea is thinking about possibly starting to provide us with lethal weapons, which it hasn't done before. how about you, first of all, south korea, how powerful it is, because i'm in it is absolutely not competent, and therefore i want to ask you: how powerful are south korea's air defense systems, can they shoot down the same daggers, for example, as the patriots, and if south korea agrees to provide us with both lethal weapons and air defense systems , so what? what kind of nomenclature is it in general? well, it should be noted here that, nevertheless, in the case of south korea, the transfer of such systems, in the first place, it can be organized not at the expense of the existing systems, although the planned replacement of them with those that are manufactured is not excluded. however, first of all, here we must understand that... the efficiency of the south korean system is high

understand how bad the situation is, and putin does not have the ability to really put pressure on south korea, but the prc has this ability, using both the dprk and russia. in order to expand the offensive potential of north korea and in general to involve russia in unleashing the capabilities of the dprk. it's a negative of course, and for now i hope it will signal a positive stronger decision by the president's administration in south korea, because, well, if he was constrained by pressure from the democratic party before, now the issue is very acute precisely because of the security of south korea, and for the first time we will get a situation when... actually this security situation on the korean peninsula directly begins to affect the russian war in ukraine, on the contrary, we become interconnected, this changes the very understanding of the russian war in ukraine from the united states, because we are talking about east asia, where america has critical security obligations, so what the volume will be here, i do not know, i will tell you honestly, no one in ukraine knows this, and i th

and so i'm more over pulling that south. korea have already agreed that much of this material in the bill. it's actually important on the license, right, so that's also technology transfer from this vein model in south korean aust, industry to poland and poland. do live over to the is planning already to use this know how that they've been acquired and has pro assessment for which the deal is to become and even stronger on exports or to the rest of may to you, your, let me stop here. let me just stop here for a minute because i have a question about what you just said, because i find what you're saying to be absolutely fascinating. what you've just described, this confluence between south korea and poland, which sounds like a bit of an arms build up. is this being done at the behest of nato and washington, or are these just 2 countries that are figuring out a way to make money off of ours, which they have every right to do. that was the koreans, it certainly is making a lot of money. i mean, it's almost these contracts of gone to almost a month, almost $15000000000.00. i think it did.

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start causing projects starting with his own office, as well as other government departments to south korea, japan and the united states are launching joint large scale military exercises in east asian waters. they're seeking to deepen ties in the face of an increasingly a sort of china interest of north korea. but the drills have taken on an even greater sense of urgency after moscow and p on young signed a new strategic partnership database. east asia course bought a james charter reports this month. the coast guards of south korea, japan, and the united states in lock step, during drills in east asian waters. the 3 countries have recently held, mold joints exercises during close, the, in the face of been increasingly a set of china and unpredictable north korea. now the military times the set 15th and further this week, the nuclear power to us aircraft carriers, theodore roosevelt. dalton, south korea, heads of the freedom edge exercises, the 1st of multi domain drills between the 3 nations. that means exercises across different military units, like a c uh cyber space. uh the intent is t

and the united states, japan and south korea hold military drills and the deepening cause. that is north korea moved closer to china and russia. the hello welcome to our show, obviously, beardsley in berlin. we begin in bolivia. we're on a parent military coup appears to have collapsed soldiers pulled back from the presidential palace in la pas after smashing their way into the building earlier. present, louise are so denounced the revolt as an attempted crew and thanked bolivians for taking to the streets to oppose at least have a rest of the general who loved the assaults. but he's now claiming he was following orders from the president a little while ago. i spoke the journalist madeline aguilar in oblivion capital a pause and asked her about the seemingly orderly ends to the crew attempt smoke. in the recent hours a day in the many dark swing it out was arrested and transferred to police officers officers. and while he was being moved there, ga something, corporations, media in big, gracious nation, that is lisa king. so order he to a date or the immediate, the vehicles

and that's why that's the concern in the us and south korea. that is to know if we're able to operate, analyze this type of ms. so they could have a missile defense systems. okay, and this is all happening. so us, south korea and japan launch major military exercises in the regions, give us a sense of the scale. absolutely, this is the 1st time these 3 countries of the us, japan and south korea of health joints. i'm going to treat exercises across a range of domains in the minute tree. and so what this would include the confirmation from the rest of the today that these drills will last 3 days. and the list of minutes we hauled were involved. and this is pretty striking. it involves that us a nuclear power, the aircraft carrier destroyers, from the navy's of all 3 countries, flights of jets, as well as requirements and sat across and nobody conducting operations across to missile defense, ballistic missile defense anti submarine warfare, as well as cyber defense. to what was really, is a combination of is that deepening calling to shape between

south korea and japan, east asia correspond to james chase. it reports this month, the coast guards of south korea, japan and the united states in lock step during drills in east asian waters. the 3 countries have recently held mode joint exercises during close the, in the face of been increasingly a set of china and unpredictable north korea. now the military ties are set to deep and further this week the nuclear power to us aircraft carriers, theodore roosevelt. dalton, south korea, heads of the freedom edge exercises, the 1st of multi domain drills between the 3 nations. that means exercises across different military units, like a c uh cyberspace. uh, the intent is uh to improve the interoperability between our babies. and the intent is to ensure that we are ready to respond to any crisis or contingency should preparing for any crisis has been made more complex by the prussia and new career last week, inks, a new strategic partnership with that, including a mutual defense project, wanting concerns mosca could supply some young with intellig

because south korea in recent years has really ramped up. it's almost exports as quickly as a very serious military industrial complex pocky because of its own geo political situation on this, you know, for the lines of north korea. and it has a very substantial industry. and it, since the ninety's, it has made an effort to make a technologically cutting edge of this basically it seems succeeded materialism tested, but they can bid, 4th generation fighter jets. they can build network centric tags and so on and so on. and the 2 things about south korea that i think doug certainly important for us as long as that sounds cool. yeah. as i'm officially, but it's very likely that they've already applied supplied military supplies to ukraine, of course, versus 5 to train by now. but the other thing that is often overlooked is the poland is wrapping up. it's military massively holding this plumbing in a relatively short time to dump it as a size actually more than double the size of its length. forcing is uh, and it is also taking them out this advi

what can we expect from south korea?wanted to say, speaking about south korea, we must remember that for the last almost 70 years after the end of the korean war , an american contingent has been stationed on the territory of south korea , consisting of at least one of the corps marine, almost half of the marine corps sits there, until the mid-nineties there were nuclear weapons on the territory of south korea, constantly. mainly due to the fact that the united states of america intervened there. and, of course, in this situation, the current situation in south korea is extremely sensitive. yes, there is a civil administration there that is trying in every possible way or taking such steps to prove to both the world and its people that they are... wealthy, they tried their former, again, famous dictators there, well here, but at the same time they understand perfectly well that they are completely dependent on the americans, as they say, so it will be, yes, there are certain problems from the point of view of the fact th

neil: when you take aerial images us about south korea and north korea, everything in north korea isng world here. where does georgia stand for conducting more business potentially to south korea? >> being up there, in the joint security area, being 25, 50 yards to the demarcation line where donald trump stepped over and visited with kim jong-un, from the soldiers, for rice field on the other side, north korea, telling me they were planning rice fields on that hand. planting them with mechanization and harvesting mechanization, completely different on the economic front, people are not trying to break into north korea. they are trying to break out of north korea and get to the free world and democracy and have a chance at innovation like we saw. we had three record years of economic developed and, job growth and investment in our state. south korean companies have been a huge part of that in terms of investment. i'm optimistic about the future of these companies growing, georgia doing expansion but but with federal prospects. we feel good about where we are and what the future looks

themselves against aggression, it is possible that this was precisely aimed at what they said there, if south koreaze something, then the russian eastern military district has to go and help the fraternal south korean, i'm sorry, to the north korean people, that is , there may even be a guide to this. mr. ivan, i also wanted to ask, in the realities of... language misunderstanding, let's say, well, north koreans and russians, i don't know how they can understand each other, speaking different languages, whether it is realistic to somehow integrate korean soldiers or some commanders into the russian army, so that they could somehow communicate with them, and there was no such thing, you know , a kind of friendly fire, or, in principle, it is some kind of slightly fantastic story about korean soldiers in ukrainian, on ukrainian land, well, look... we already have confirmed facts, when there are people from different nationalities, there are even cubans, some africans, bangladeshis fighting as part of the russian occupation forces, they are big and powerful, fortunately or unfortunately, they do not k

costs on south korea for this type of engagement. so what's interesting about this conversation that we're having is we often here are leaders here in the west and certainly in washington. and we've heard this from the white house and most definitely from the state department. when putting or when she or other leaders like that, say we have to defend ourselves because it looks to us like these guys are doing some things that make us feel like they're getting ready to knock on our door or worse. right. and then the state department of washington always says they're lying, that's not true. they're using that as an excuse, they're making stuff up, their crazy, etc, or whatever it is that the reason is, and you're saying there is, as we say in law prima fall, she evidence that the west is in fact doing this and that it is a direct threat to russia and perhaps other countries as well as you stay with beller is yes, i mean look, it's a classic, this alone, right? i want to stay to kind of, um its, of, and it may even actually mean these el

the fact is that the high technological processes that exist in south korea, they are only possible ifg in north korea, then, when trump really began to conflict with north korea, he brought in three fleets. and here we gave a very good calculation, in order to deliver a crushing blow, you need to do at least the following: 5.00 self-hawks must be launched and must fly to the territory of north korea, and yes, in a week and a half must be raised from carrier-based aircraft from 3 ,5 to 5,000 sorties from carrier-based aircraft, they even counted three fleets, everything that is there is impossible, but they have air defense systems, and another problem, these are the so-called diamond mountains, which... have stood for centuries, millennia in north korea, from which guns are pointed directly at the sioux, and no one knows how deep into the depths of these mountains they have already gnawed, even when you are in the dmz, when you go down, you understand that this is a serious story, a demilitarized zone, absolutely true, not everyone has been, clearly, yeah, but you understand that this

friends, kotsaps, russians say, from this place, in detail, what is there, what is there in us, south koreaible for us, i repeat for the audience? unguaranteed prospects are possible, but suddenly it may happen that we can take something out of seoul in the beak, let's say so, please, well, if we talk about the thing that you can literally take out of the syul is artillery ammunition, caliber 155 mm and 105 mm, but 155 mm is limited in south korea, its own production is only 200,000 pieces per year, but 105 mm. of the americans during the cold war , 3.4 million shells of this caliber, well , plus or minus 200 extra howitzers of this type, that is, you know, in our case, we could simply count on the fact that south korea would give us so much in terms of artillery, it was already would, you know, like that, well, it's wildly optimistic, even from such things, for which it would be worthwhile there... to deal with south korea in the issue first of all, they have 40 russian t80 tanks and 70 bmp-3s, it is russia that once owed them money, so they got up from their knees, we got it, well, that i

ways to really jab the sides of the united states and north korea, that was affecting tensions and south koreas that this is not atypical of north korea to do this. this might be north korea planning for further provocations and to fortify a military presence along the border. it is a violation of where the two countries agreed not to execute any hostilities across the dmz. rajini: what might this wall be for? >> coue vaous options. it could be to create options t monitosokorean behavior or to monitor the activities of noh koreasn wh north korean north koreans who want to escape north korea. itould be planning operations on t sth. that is where we have to be more vigilant. it could not just be military actsbuthink of the balloons nothing korea has been sunny -- north korea has been sending to south korea, hundreds of balloons to test resolved, as malice to see how far they can go and potentially how to escalate tensions against the south. rajini:was tha next question, really. how would you characterize the relationship between the north and the south now? as you say, just in the last few days

following orders from the president in the alright and we move on to another story out of asia, south korea, japan and united states are launching joint large scale military exercises in east asian waters are seeking to deepen ties in the face of an increasingly a sort of china and rest of north korea. but the drills have taken on an even greater sense of urgency after moscow in killing young signed a new strategic partnership. toby's east asia correspond to james charter reports of this month. the coast guards of south korea, japan, and the united states in lock step during drills in east asian waters. the 3 countries have recently held mold, joint exercises during close in the face of been increasingly a set of china and unpredictable north korea. now the military ties a set of teeth and further this week the nuclear power to us aircraft carrier. this theodore roosevelt dalton, south korea, heads of the freedom edge exercises the 1st multi domain drills between the 3 nations. that means exercises across different military units, like a see outside the space. the intent is to improve the i

will become a question, and so these are the questions of the very existence of south korea, south korea solves this issue brilliantly itself; it is a country with the most aging population, the highest level of population aging in the history of mankind, think about it. and of any child, the only child, at any time, more than 80% under 35 years of age are not married, and south korea is a conservative country in this sense, children there are born only in marriage, almost 100% of children are born in marriage, which means these people will not have children, why is this so, i would delve into this issue, unemployment is monstrous competition, if you already got a job, an unimaginably long working day, no days off, no vacations, inability to save up for... education, and again, without education you doom the child to poverty, all this leads to the fact that they refuse reproduce as a nation, you know, what korean youth, south koreans, call south korea, this has been going on for a long time, for about 10 years now, they have had this meme, hellish joseon, hellish korea, they believ

regarding the concerns of the republic of korea, judging by what you said, i will build on this, south koreamilitary sphere, in accordance with the agreement, which we signed arises only if in relation to one of the parties who signed this document. aggression will be carried out, as far as i know, the republic of korea is not planning aggression against the korean people's democratic republic, which means there is no need to be afraid of our cooperation in this area, as for the supply of lethal weapons to the combat zone in ukraine, this would be a very big mistake, i hope that this will not happen, if this happens, then we will we will also accept accordingly. nato is discussing right now the bringing of nuclear warheads into combat readiness right now , and how russia perceives this step and how it will affect global stability and security. the strategic nuclear forces of the russian federation are always in a state of full combat readiness, so what they are doing now in western countries does not bother us much, but we are of course closely watching this. well, you can take a look, it’s

well, south korea, i think south credit is not immediately concerned about any immediate impact from this. i'm it only all a term. there is a reason to be seriously concerned about that is when north korea choir has everything to accurately and a safety deliver, there are war, has nuclear war has to the united states, mainland. what that means is that the united states won't be high in file charles up their response to north korea for what they promised as an extended insurance, defend himself or so north korea does something to the south korea and the united states is of course the response by the when they are bought by north party is credible threat to be shipped by new those quite as nuclear has the united states will have a be concerned and they will be kind of deterred from taking action stem use south korea will be totally exposed to north korea submission, so that's a long term, real concern for so end date, it will have to leave it there, but we really do appreciate your insight into this. that is b j kim for us there. and so 11 microns have died and $65.00 i'm missing off to

artillery systems are purchased by poland, purchased by romania, although these systems manufactured by south koreat nato standard, but the cost , efficiency, quality and speed of delivery, well, surpasses all other countries, except for ammunition and artillery systems in... it is worth saying that korea is developing air defense systems, quite effective, and most importantly, long-range impression systems. alya hymers and atakamsa, and by the way, sweden. is purchasing, plans to purchase these systems, which are actually competitors of the american hymars, and by the way, the spare rockets that are used from these korean installations can be used on the installations that we have, so conditionally speaking, it is possible to negotiate with the koreans about the purchase of atakams-type missiles, or more deployment of joint production on the territory of ukraine, if it is ensured by security measures, yes that the spectrum is extremely years, i hope that the ukrainian side and the korean side will find opportunities for mutually beneficial cooperation. ukraine should be told the most in the united

and north korea , and this is japan, this is taiwan, this is the philippines, this is vietnam, south koreaey were afraid of both china and north korea, and the north military district only pushed all these neighbors very strongly towards the usa, and moreover, even pushed south korea, south they only had so many problems between korea and japan. north korea, thanks to you, thanks to north korea, they are now in the same coalition with the united states, that is , a very close coalition, so who, north korea, yes, i said, south korea and japan, and south korea and japan have always had friction, now it is the nwo that is pushing them, and you remember the summit of south korea, japan and the usa, the historic summit at camp divide recently and what. and we were not late, no, sergei borievich, what do you think, that’s true, because there were conversations that vietnam seems to be is establishing some kind of relationship there with the americans, yes, but in fact we understand what kind of relationship this is, because you see, it’s not safe for vietnamese officials, now after putin they ar

waste filled the balloons to with southern neighbour units came reports from so strong words from south korea as president, as north korea says, yet another round of garbage failed balloons. days after inking a mutual defense packed with russia, use how good at a korean war anniversary event on tuesday called north korea's latest acts despicable and behind the times. you know, also made a visit to the us as theater roosevelt docked in south korea's port ahead of a multi domain. try a lateral exercise with japan later this week. those drills may insight. a stronger response in the some 350 trash bill balloons sent by appealing young, late monday. about a 3rd collected by south korea were assessed to hold simple garbage like pieces of paper, unlike earlier balloon despatches that souls that also held various types of parasites suggesting the presence of human feces. meanwhile, russia's deputy foreign minister, andre, who den code telling russian media the controversial clause in the past in between king john and vladimir putin last week for immediate mutual military support in case of war was n

at the same time, when we talk about south korea, i think of that insane defense agreement between southorea and poland for billions and billions of funds for the actual rearmament of the polish army in the coming years, and in my opinion, regarding the restoration of our country, poland with south korea too agree and coordinate in a certain way, that is, there is ... a certain level of relations, and now we see andrzej dud, who has come to china, and it seems to me that it all fits into the puzzle of one picture, maybe to ask something to convince the chinese leader of something after he met with putin, well , we'll see, well, china, if we're talking about china, then china certainly doesn't take such a radical position, relatively speaking, well , they know how to walk politics between drops of rhetoric. which is to get all the cream and come out of it all as winners, well, as for china, look, here we have to understand that china wants to stay in the european markets, china wants to stay in the american markets, now china has big problems, because of the fact that it supports russia,

now this is a very contentious area here in south korea. the defect does say it's the right to free speech to be able to launch these balloons. other people, though, drawn from a more progressive liberal groups like these protest is outside the presidential office here, saying that this is an and you probably cation, the could escalate things out of controls, given the tensions on dependency on settlement. that effective groups should refrain from reckless actions if your citizens living in south korea. you should avoid provocative behavior. but also come in and say they have now suspenders that balloon launches, but have war and they will review one small if they receive propaganda, balloons from the south. meanwhile, the defective groups who launch those balloons have issue the statement, showing no sign that they are going to give up the propaganda believing campaign, rob mcbride, i'll just say a rest. so okay, you up to date and that's it for me. in the book, i don't figure out a website out there a don't comes from much more of on top

it’s not like that for a long time, for sure, south korea ranks sixth or seventh in population, the southean military budget is 40 times larger than the north korean one, which is not difficult, and this correlates with the level of south korean military high-tech. actually, unsc is now trying to solve korea’s economic problems, including by raising... they understand that in the event of a military conflict, they will not be saved, what is the way out of this from the point of view of a reasonable strategy, no, to deliver a preventive strike. for korea in particular, they remembered that american shells from there had already gone to ukraine, it turned out that there would be no need for israel has the same situation: they left israel for ukraine, now israel says: “give it, and give it urgently, because, as i understand, yesterday night they began very active preparations for an offensive operation in lebanon, although they say that this is against khazbala, but the taliban state, yes, first of all, i would like to express my sincere condolences to the relatives of those killed in dagest

uh there have also been calls here in south korea over the past couple of years with north korea's nuclear missile developments for a south korea to obtain its own nuclear weapons. and even in the past day, those calls have come from the us that with an american sen suggesting that the us you would re deploy nuclear weapons to the korean peninsula. so there are a number of, perhaps unintended consequences that are being felt among the capitals in the region, including south korea, the us and japan, as well as even china that might look upon the agreement between north korea and russia with some of the same distain. but would certainly be increasingly worried with now more talks of nuclear weapons for sales career. thresh, john was frank smith and so thanks very much for less well thought of things in the garden city of con eunice say a school sheltered in children has been damaged often and is rarely asked strike video offended by the writers. news urgency shows the moment of impact sending sparks flying and clouds of smoke. we know ng into the night. sky with this is save the bloss shutte

and putin needs a war between north and south korea. and if a war breaks out between north and south korea, then again, some or all of the attention of the united states of america will shift to south korea. when would putin like to do it? putin would like to do this before the presidential elections in the united states of america, in order to destabilize it as much as possible the situation in the so-called western world, whether it will work for him or not is another question, but he dreams, he fantasizes, he tries, relatively speaking, to build this axis of evil that will provoke wars all over the world, so , if we believe... in our topic, that we should not console ourselves with illusions that russia will disappear, that russia will cease to exist, we should not even console ourselves with any thoughts that the regime will change there, or the views of the russians will change, we must build his democratic state, within the framework of legality, and most importantly, without the russian measure, in which, by the way, some of our

south korea visited north korea on many diplomatic missions. and we often, if kim really much from this visit strong, i mean kim will definitely get a boost for well, for this having this visit, this is a big deal for him. it shows up. and he's really looking to leverage all the a that he's given to russia. but i think the more important part of this visit is a clear choice by putting to institutionalize his international isolation to institutionalize his choice, to partner with bryan nations like north korea. now what is kim hoping to get out of this? a deepening his deepening ties with pushing was what, as your reward are sad. and as a, as i mentioned, he's really looking to get maximize and standardize aid in response or, and in exchange for the munitions that he has provided. he's looking for food, a energy aid and support for his satellite programs. and otherwise, he's looking into as the standard, as he institutionalized, as of his relationship with russia, he can look to avoid over alliance with china in the coming years. and it really c

should not supply ukraine with lethal equipment and weapons, and south korea publicly announced second red line. that moscow should not supply high-precision weapons to pienyan, the fact that north korean shells can go to russia for the south is actually unpleasant, but not a disaster, so chan said that one red line is violated only when another is violated, and this is actually some kind of it's just an ornament. opposite to the opponent, despite the fact that they are formally democrats, it seems, even the left actually takes a slightly more pro-ukrainian position; in this context, they also put pressure on yun; accordingly, in such a situation, the south korean leadership may find itself in an unpleasant trap, when, in response to the next step, it is necessary to put on a formidable face and accept some measures that will look decisive. but at the same time, manage to walk the line, we’ll see how it will be, because at the moment the problem has moved somewhat away, and south korea, i hope, will still remain in the status that our ambassador georgy zenovyev well described, t

of the united states of america will shift to south korea.d putin like to do it? putin would like to do this before the presidential elections in the united states of america. in order to maximally destabilize the situation in the so-called western world. whether it will work for him or not is another matter question. but he dreams,... he fantasizes, he tries, relatively speaking, to build this axis of evil that will provoke wars all over the world, so if we return to our topic, that we should not entertain ourselves with illusions that russia will disappear , that russia will cease to exist, we should not even entertain ourselves with any thoughts that the regime will change there, or the views of russians will change, we must... build our state democratically, within the framework of legality, and most importantly - without the russian world, which, by the way, , some of our activists are trying... to drag us back into the wrong world lawlessness, to the russian peace, to disorder and disunity within the country, i think that we need to tal

korea will get technology that will take it to a completely different level, i will remind you that south korea have nuclear weapons, unlike north korea, and that's why if north korea starts building. nuclear submarines with nuclear missiles on board, it will absolutely be a situation where south korea will be in great danger, i will just remind you that south korea is not helping us in ukraine because they think they have to because they have a lot of economic interests in china, in russia, they have to balance between china, russia, the united states, and europe in order to develop further and become a great power, i think that if they continue to take such a position a little longer, then they may not become any great power, because north korea will simply destroy them , and a big role in this, i am sure, is also played by the united states, which cannot convince its ally, which in principle is very dependent on the united states in terms of military strategy, cannot convince south korea with its enormous capabilities defense-industrial of the complex, it is one of the most developed defense

this type of weaponry that they can evade the missile defense systems currently in place in both south korea and the united states. this isn't the 1st time this. north korea has tested the hypersonic, michelle, we saw north korea saying that it had tested a similar type of missile earlier this year. excellent. so do caution that north korea looks like it hasn't quite been able to get to the point where they could use this type of weaponry effectively in combat, but still are struggling development on the korean peninsula. now north korea's missile launch comes as the us south korea and japan launch joint military exercises in the region. what can we expect from these drills, james, as well, just to make sure these drills have solely begun yet, we're expecting them to begin before the end of june. so in the coming days, we're likely to get confirmation of these assaults and but these drills will be the 1st time the 3 countries of the us, japan and south korea of health, military drills across a range of different submitted treat domain. so we're expecting to see me to change roles in the unde