until she went to south korea. you came to korea to visit them. >> uh-huh. >> kim: how did that go?to both of them, why did they abandon me, and why did they sign the paper for the adtion? and both of them denied being involved with the adoption. >> kim: when did you realize that your parents were telling you the truth, that they never relinquished you? >> i... it took me years before being able to find the, all the adoption paperwork. and i went to the city hall and requested the family registry. i asked to the employee from the city hall, "whadoes this paper concretely mean?", and he told me that i was a korean citizen who has been living her entire life in korea. >> kim: so based on just looking at this paper, it seems as if you and your brother just never left. >> no, and we were never adopted. >> kim: kept being... so thiwas when you realized that, you know, your parents never gave consent. >> yeah. >> kim: i spoke to yoo-ree's mother, and she told me she had previously worked at the orphanage and assumed her children would be cared for there, not sent away. yoo-ree reached out

well, the big question in south korea is will south - in south korea is will south korea now directly south korea that prohibits sending war supplied to a war zone, so south korea has been sending artillery to poland, to backfill the artillery poland has been sending to ukraine. and now south korea may be more motivated to change the law and to do it directly. the other thing south korea almost certainly will be doing is sending its own technical advisers, intelligence experts to the ukraine conflict, to directly assess how the north korean troops are doing, so that south korea can get some intelligence information from this, and also share with ukraine what south korea knows about north korean tactics, its machinery, the state of its forces. ., , machinery, the state of its forces. . , . ~ five people have been killed and more than 20 injured during an attack in turkey on the headquarters of a defence company. it happened at an aerospace complex north of the capital ankara. turkey's interior minister said a woman and a man had been "neutralised" in what he said was a terrorist attack

, are there any indications that the corporation between russia and north korea could leads to a serious escalation between south and north korea a spell? i personally think that there wouldn't be a direct escalation due to the deployment. of course, there are a lot of a weapons in north cree happen saying they can direct ed, south korea. and they have been defining south korea the, a separate state and an enemy rather than the competitor yacht. and they have been showing a lot of symbolic move. the attention has been already quite high. but as much as towards korea, it's getting more a paying more attention to the ukraine situation with their soldiers. they're, they, i don't think they will have much appetite to buy both friends, especially when their assets and soldiers are there. but there is a possibility that it might escalate after you creating battlefield. because south korea is reportedly sending a monitoring team to create, to started the tactics that there are chron soldiers and potentially may be interrogating or print soldiers or potential defectors as well. and what's the sort of a hypothetical situ

you know you have some of the most conservative anti-communist governments in the world, in south korea. and you some of the, you know, staunch ist, you know, whether people, you know, today, people debate whether north korea is really, you know, this, you know, is it more communist or more traditional korean with some communist elements, whatever you want to say that it is, though it's lasted a lot longer than anybody thought that it would. so i'll ask one one final question and then we'll open it to the audience for questions. from your perspective and your your own research background, why did people around the world care about the korean war when it happened and why we care today? well i mean, i think they they cared for a variety of different reasons as it is. it was ongoing. i mean, i have already before sort of the way the korean peninsula was perceived at the time i saw it. so i think that one issue, you know, there's this sort of juxtaposing of democracy and communism on, the peninsula. i think, you know for the united it was looked at possible as a test of credibility. one of

so we had to manage our relations, our allies south korea and south korea and north korea were engaged a serious competition, legitimacy on the korean peninsula right. and so it's hard for the us to try to engage with the dprk when south korea, our ally is telling us don't engage you know we'll do we'll also settle things out at a inter-korean level but don't them villages me the legitimacy they're looking for because you know we're the we're the the korea that has the democracy and a market oriented policies right so that's that's you know we're trying to balance our alliance with south korea. and the other one, i think is the presence of the courts of our posture in the region. right. u.s. forces in korea because there times where north korea reached out to the us in the night, starting in the 1970s, they tried to replace armistice regime with a peace regime. and we essentially ignored north korea. i think some of it is because north korea wired to include the withdrawal of u.s. forces. south korea on the agenda. that's something that was required in the armistice agreement.

. ., ., for the united states and south korea. ., ~' ,, for the united states and south korea. .an military officials say russia�*s army is forming a unit of about three thousand north korean citizens in eastern siberia. officials say the batallion is preparing to deploy to russia s kursk region, where intense cross—border fighting continues. ukraine has claimed over two dozen kursk region settlements since launching its surprise incursion in august. a white house national security council spokesperson said the us is �*concerned�* by reports of north korean soldiers in ukraine. in a statement, he noted that if the reports are true, they signal quote �*a new level of desperation for russia.�* our ukraine correspondent james waterhouse sent this report. we�*ve seen growing concerns among ukrainian officials over north korea�*s partnership with russia. there�*s been mounting evidence that pyongyang has supplied bosco with artillery shells and missiles which have ended up hitting ukrainian targets but a source at the country�*s intelligence agency has told the bbc that they suspect r

but i need to assess the situation south korea's joint chiefs of staff have neither confirmed nor deniedthese are south korean drones, we would not i repeat. not call this an escalation of tensions it's certainly a concerning development and an interesting tributary and interesting avenue of where relations have gone between these two countries. but we're certainly looking for more information from both sides of the border as to who is responsible mike valerio, cnn, seoul migrant workers in lebanon caught between a rock and a hard place. they came to the country for a job now they can't escape the conflict. that's coming up. stay with us today at eight on cnn. look at this one under i die. it's got they are some of the hottest videos on social media. >> those videos claiming to instantly listen, get rid of bags under your eyes. it's called plexi durham and lifestyle expert, a net figure rowe is here to tell us why she says this one is for real, this one is for real. and i'm so excited, not only does it work on the bags, it works on the appearance of hose, feet? fine lines, and wrinkles a

south koreans say this deployment is a threat to south korea, not only to south korea but the international community as well. they did say they would respond. how they would respond is still unclear. they said they would use all available means. it is worth noting, jose, that over time, south korea has emerged as this major global arms exporter, selling missiles and fighter jets, and south korea has come under pressure by western allies, including washington, to help ukraine with lethal weapons against this war, in its war against russia, something south koreans so far have said no to at least publicly. it was just yesterday that volodymyr zelenskyy, the ukrainian leaders, says he believes 10,000 north koreans are preparing to join russian forces, something neither nato nor american allies have been able to confirm, but zelenskyy says if that is the case, it will be the first step in what he calls a world war. >> daniele hamamdjian, thank you so very much, and north korea adding to the regime of iran that's been supporting the russian invasion into ukraine. thank you. >>> next on msnbc, co

and i'm drawing now from south korea by journalists. i'll be in touch my he's and so then finally and tell us more about what happened there, what has north korea actually done here? yet today, the north korean military send out a statement via the press a can see a case in a saying that they will start to completely and permanent. the cut off all the railway connections, all the road connections towards south korea. and that is a disability step, as you mentioned, but i think it is more than a symbolic step because at the south korean military has observed recently in the last months that um, so just with the probably to the border area and they have increasing be implemented to land mines more than $10000.00 offline mine. so that is quite a landing and we have to see that in a broader context. now basically north korea's 4th of finding the boat again. and this comes at a time when comes on in the north korean rule. that has basically given up the goal of peaceful unity if occasion that was really a paradigm shift. and he is increasingl

and that is very concerning, of course, for south korea because north korea opened the saying, it is preparing for conflict also with the south. so it is really a very tense situation and they go over to you what, what did the potential deployment of north korean troops in ukraine, maine for the situation on the front line? would it make a difference? a look, i think somebody you great in point of view, the massage, and the munition that north korea has already sent. russia is a very big deal. some people are saying that even more important than boots on the ground, but some estimates the up to half of the shells used by russia come from those create this huge supply weapons going back. but suddenly we are seeing that russia is running out of soldiers. that is having more trouble recruiting people, having to pay the premiums to get people to sign up and even having to consider according people up in russia rather than just getting volunteers on board. so that would be a help as for them being here. and you can ukraine, obviously that would be something the most kind of favorable situa

we got more details from south korea and japan, what more do we know?— we know?ght in the last hour — we know? that's right in the last hour we _ we know? that's right in the last hour we have _ we know? that's right in the last hour we have been - we know? that's right in the i last hour we have been getting a line from north korea is a rarity we get a comment from north korea from pyongyang about missile launch on the same day, normally it is the next day which acts to the significance of this. north korea according to the estate media say it fired an intercontinental ballistic missile which set a record exceeding any previous test according to the country �*s estate media, we also have a line from kim jong on saying he was at the test firing site and said that dangerous moves of the north �*s enemies have emphasised the need to strengthen its nuclear force, and expected line but a line from the north korean leader. we also got more details from south korea and japan about the nature of this launch. we know that this project i was launched at a sharply high ang

we know north korea often criticises the us and south korea for conducting joint military drills whiche carefully? i think so. i tread more carefully? i think so- i think — tread more carefully? i think so. i think the _ tread more carefully? i think so. i think the situation - so. i think the situation is quite tense now. it�*s not as tense as the situation was in 2017 when you might remember president trump was going through a very angry period. the so—called pi and fury. i don�*t see immediate danger that north korea will become immediately aggressive but the situation is getting worse and worse so really in the medium term we should be worried about that. and the signs of immediate danger are of course the north korean leader kim jong—un coming out himself and saying very loudly that he�*s about to do something. so far we�*ve only heard from the system, so i would say you will notice it is getting quite dangerous, when the leader himself comes out openly and blasts south korea and the us. ukraine says it shot down 12 attack drones launched by russia overnight. but that�*s an almost

what is tamer saying, listen to south korea. oops are joining russia's invasion of our country. the west, nato needs to listen as well. we have the chief of nato confirming as well that north korean troops are indeed in russia now and could it's not be on the front line sooner than expected. that ukraine is calling for more sanctions on pyongyang and moscow to try and stop its operation from building. in terms of the troops themselves, the estimates range from between two and 12,000, a proportion expected to be specially trained troops. it's not as simple as logging them into russia military. it's not clear how they will be deployed. it's interesting because on the western side western allies, the us have been wary of this wars footprint spreading. russia's strengthening relationship with north korea does just strengthening relationship with north korea doesjust that strengthening relationship with north korea does just that on the other side. here we have south korea, which is farfrom impressed with north korean soldiers getting

south. this after north korea says south korea flews and dro dronepes and dro dro dro dropped propaganda flyers. >> reporter: the lines and routes were blown up in a spectacular display of aggression. the explosions seen in videos taken from the south side of the demarcation line, triggered warning shots from south korea's military and strong condemnation from south korea's government. a spokesperson calling it a very abnormal act. [speaking in a global language] for days, north korean leader kim jong un had vowed to cut off the links once seen as symbols of inter-korean cooperation and to entirely sever his territory from the south. [speaking in a global language] the fury over drones with north korea accusing the south of sending several to drop propaganda flyer ofs over pyongg three times in the last month. kim jong un's sister claimed there was evidence proving it was the south. at first south korean military officials denied it, then said no comment. both sides now positioning forces at high alert, with recent images showing that the north has been laying land mines, laying anti-tank traps

or south korea never really ended the cold war. you know, they have been in your expectation of an evasion from the north for decades. and they can provide weapons. and i mean, it's not a huge scale. we've seen poland remain in ukraine in the neighboring countries getting a low supply from that. so there's the hope that south korea will reply and we still keep crying in a way that really make a difference. thanks, nick, for that update of use the ukraine correspondent and economy joining us in case as a lab and on the health official site, at least 19 people have been killed in another day of intensive ready air strikes. it raises the overall desks total to more than 2 and a half 1000. in the past year, since israel stepped up its campaign against his ball of militants firing rockets across the border. lebanese state medias say at least 3 press workers were killed in an air strike on a building. housing journalist. thank suit the camera man working for a pro rainy and channels, which accuses israel of deliberately targeting their s

what has team is saying is — listen to south korea. invasion of our country. the west, nato, needs to listen as well. we have the chief of nato confirming as well that north korean troops are indeed in russia now and could, it�*s thought, be on the front line sooner than expected. ukraine is calling for more sanctions on pyongyang and moscow to try and stop its operation from building. in terms of the troops themselves, the estimates range from between two and 12,000, a proportion expected to be specially trained troops. it�*s not as simple as slotting them into in the military it�*s not clear how they will be deployed. it�*s interesting because on the western side, western allies, the us have been wary of this wars footprint spreading. i�*m joined now by ?benjamin engel ?visiting professor at dankook university in south korea. they have been sent to try and hopefully work out a more fair peace agreement and put pressure on russia by taking the fight to them, so to say. obviously russia wants to remove these ukrainian troops from its te

what has team is saying is — listen to south korea. en saying north korea troops are joining russia's invasion of our country. the west, nato, needs to listen as well. we have the chief of nato confirming as well that north korean troops are indeed in russia now and could, it's thought, be on the front line sooner than expected. ukraine is calling for more sanctions on pyongyang and moscow to try and stop its operation from building. in terms of the troops themselves, the estimates range from between two and 12,000, a proportion expected to be specially trained troops. it's not as simple as slotting them into in the military. it's not clear how they will be deployed. it's interesting because on the western side, western allies, the us, have been wary of this war�*s footprint spreading. and russia's strengthening relationship with north korea does just that on the other side. here we have south korea, which is farfrom impressed with north korean soldiers getting battlefield experience potentially, gaining intelligence on western weapons

the ukrainian foreign minister has called for a strong and immediate reaction after claims from south koreaa in its fight against ukraine. moscow has previously dismissed reports of north korean 15

it is a money machine, south korea. you wanted to mention taiwan. >> you said you would defend them. you also seem to imply that putin, you had talked to him. trump: i said i don't comment on those things. can i ask you a particular thing about the dollar? you have talked about wars. you said if you lost the dollar as a reserve currency it would be like america losing a war. look at what you are going to do in terms of protectionism. and all of that debt is going to lessen the dollar's stasis as the world's reserve care -- reserve currency. trump: your reserve currency is the strongest it will ever be. >> at the moment there is a thing called the trump trade in the market. you know what that is? people are betting that your policies are going to drive up debt, they are going to drive up inflation. they are going to drive up interest rates. are the investors wrong? trump: i had four years, no inflation. it is better than that. and biden, who has no idea where the hell he is, ok? biden went two years with no inflation bec

i put tariffs on south korea because they were sending in trucks. i put tariffs on fairly substantial tariffs. car companies make all their money with the small trucks, suvs and small trucks. if i took those tariffs up you would be inundated in every car company would be out of business. i got calls from ford and everybody saying, "sir, i can't believe you are doing this for us. you saved our company." they make all of their money and most of their money with the small truck in the suvs. >> many consumers ended up with more expensive cars that let me come at you on foreign policy. you had said that taiwan should pay for u.s. protection. i ask because this morning you mentioned north korea and the chinese army literally as we speak or engaged in rehearsals for full enabled blockade to taiwan. if china invades taiwan, would you send american troops to defend it? >> the reason they are doing it now is because they will not do it afterwards so they are doing it now. look, i had a -- i had a very -- [applause] -- i had a very good relationship with presi

or south korea never really ended the cold war. you know, they have been in your expectation of an invasion from the north for decades, and they can provide weapons and ammunition, obviously scale. we've seen poland remaining of the crating, the neighboring countries getting a low supply from that. so there's a hope that south korea will reply and restore ukraine in a way that really make a difference. thanks. make for that update of use uh, ukraine, correspondent and economy joining us in case a german chancellor or shells as his senior cabinet ministers are in india for adults with their counterparts. and that's strengthening ties between europe's biggest economy and the world's most populous nation. sholtes and prime minister and rend remoting spoke at a business conference in delhi or the united states. germany will more than triple the number of skilled visas for indian workers 290000 per year. germany is also hoping to boost weapons sales to valley to replace india's dependence on russian ministry supplies. so a key goal of t

are you afraid that this might turn into a proxy war because they also reported south korea is considering sending more weapons and as we see north korea and south korea getting involved in the rest of your greenwood to the degree, it's a proxy words on mr. prove, i mean he's the one that's reaching out to a ron for drones and ballistic missiles, reaching out to north korea for artillery shells, ballistic missiles, and now soldiers. i mean, he's farming out the fighting to a for an army. so did this to the degree, this is somehow a proxy war. it's on mister booth. you were talking to partners. have you spoken to ukraine because their reports that ukraine has already said that the military units that happened that have left the places in eastern rush and have already crossed into the, into the zone of war zone? yes, of course we're talking to our ukrainian counterparts and we're trying to glean their perspectives, matching it up with our own intelligence assessments. but yes, we are in conversations them as a, as i said, also in conversations with other allies and partners about what they'r

i love south korea. they're wonderful people, extremely ambitious. they have a money machine we protect them from north korea and other people. north korea's very nuclear. i got along with him very well. kim jong. >> but wait they don't pass anything and i said, this is crazy. >> if i didn't put tariffs on of the car companies, they make most of their money as small trucks i put tariffs on china for ai protect 27.5% otherwise, we'd be flooded with chinese girls and all of our factories would close, would have no jobs at all in the auto industry. that goes for electric by the way, which is a killer, which i've explained an analytic after bore anybody by talking to you. got it. but i put tariffs on south korea because they were sending and trucks. and i put tariffs on fairly substantial tariffs. do you know there are cars? are companies make almost all of their money with the small trucks, suvs and small trucks if i if i took those tariffs on eu would be inundated. every car company would we had a business. and i got calls from ford. i got calls from ev

korea. not much, i would say. reaction will happen. if- say. reaction will happen. if southsensitive military technologies have been transferred by the russians to north korea, if it's going to happen, south korean government has made a number of warnings about it. they told russians, don't transfer technology. not any technology, but only a small number of sensitive military technologies. and if it happens, south korea can reciprocate. by starting large—scale direct military support of ukraine. they are not doing it. there have never been shipments of any missiles aid to ukraine so far. but it's not going to happen just because of the north korean soldiers fighting in ukraine. south korea will do all kinds of diplomatic protestations, statements, everything. but they will not do anything significant, meaningful, unless they will be absolutely certain that russians are providing north koreans with some sensitive technologies. recently, even the deputy head of the national security advice made public a list of technologies, such technologies. 0therwise, technologies, such tec

footage released by south korea shows the moment north korea blew up roads connecting the two countriesr what it called abnormal provocation. let�*s go to sail and speak with the director of the careerist group. we heard earlierfrom a concerned former us officials say the developments were significant and you are sitting and seoul. what you make of what has happened? like most --eole what has happened? like most peeple here. — what has happened? like most peeple here. i _ what has happened? like most people here, i don't _ what has happened? like most people here, i don't care - what has happened? like most| people here, i don't care much. people here, i don�*t care much. because it�*s the sort of paradox that when the entire world is talking about a new wave of tension between two states, the vast majority of south koreans don�*t bother. they see something like that every year, or may be every second year. and right now i think we face a minor risk, but let�*s not overestimate it. so let's not overestimate it. so ou are let's not overestimate it. so you are saying this is business as u

only this week of the intelligence officials here in south korea was a briefing with south korean lawmakers at war and about a possible icbm launch that north korea seemed to be preparing for one. it also have that same briefing has room that north korea could be preparing for a just another nuclear under underground tests. the kinds of tests that it last carried out in 2017. but it could be preparing for another test to coincide with the us elections room. just stay with us for a moment. i just wanna get your thoughts on another story because russia has told the un security council that reports of north korean. so just being brought to fight with russia and ukraine off pulse, it comes off to the us, repeated, ukraine's claim that north korea may have sent around $10000.00 soldiers to train an east in russia. we really knew what the beauty of the statements about the north korean soldiers and our front should not surprise anyone because the older faced lies designed to distract attention from the really important issues that so that's an international peace and security. so what, what does

south korea's spy agency has said almost eleven—thousand soldiers from the north, pictured here, wouldby december. south korea's president yoon suk yeol says he sees the move as a significant threat to his country and the world. south korean officials are in brussels, where they are briefing nato and the eu — before heading to ukraine to share their intelligence. fighting has intensified in ukraine. 0vernight russian attacks killed six people in kyiv, and four others in kharkiv. let's speak to marina miron, a post—doctoral researcher in war studies at kings college london. do we know what russia intends to do with these new north korean troops, will they be deployed to the front line? there are a couple of possibilities. the first thing we have to understand is that there will be a language barrier which means it will be difficult for russian commanders to communicate with these troops. whether they will be sent into the meat grinder but there is another possibility i believe to be more feasible from the russian standpoint, to use those troops in the rear because they don't have any ex

and then there is obviously the factor of south korea and all this south korea is, you know, the west and i like country that is basically best prepared for the kind of war that russia is fighting in ukraine right now of south korea. never really. and did the cold war, you know, they have been in your expectation of an invasion from the north for decades. and they can provide weapons. and i mean, obviously scale. we've seen poland remaining of ukraine in the neighboring countries getting low supplies. and so there's a hope that software will reply and restore ukraine in a way that really make a difference. a hi snake for that of don't use ukraine correspondent and economy joining us in case us presidential candidates. donald trump and carla harris are writing in swing states where the latest polls show a tight race between the 2 parties ahead of the november 5th election. donald trump took to the stage and the key buffalo grand state of nevada, to give a speech focused on tax coats and immigration. harris's campaigning in the swing state of georgia, where she emphasized her middle cla

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south korea and the united states say satellite images show some of pyongyang's forces are already in russia. the ukrainian leader said they could be deployed by the 27th or 28th of october something he described as a clear escalation. he said north korea's involvement should not be met with indifference but with tangible pressure on both moscow and pyongyang. but a statement reported by north korea's state media news agency said such a deployment would conform with international law. on thursday during a press conference president putin didn't deny reports about north korean troops. and today he appeared on russian state tv, with further comments on this topic. translation: have you seen? maybe someone was able to show you the reaction on your announcement on north korea? it was explosive. i don't know what kind of explosion happened there. as long as the shards aren't thrown too far and the dust settles after that explosion, we're in contact with our north korean friends. and when we have to decide something, we will undoubtedly decide. our friends from north korea have the same poi

south korea had a pretty good result. so that's led some people to think that for some reason, maybe in some parts of asia, maybe there was some preexisting immunity to it because no matter what policy you implemented, you got a pretty good result. aj calls it policy invariants. like no matter what you do you get a pretty good result. but i would be willing to bet that at least of the explanation has to do with the age difference in the countries if you're not correcting for that. but also, we haven't corrected for obesity levels because we know obesity was another marker for this and the us has a big problem with that. as we know. professor woods, did you get the. i did not. why i had covid in 2021. and i think now more or less conceded by everybody that that was better protection than i could have gotten any other way. what do you people to know when they pick up diary of a psychosis definition of of what tends to happen is that we we have a crisis in america and then a narrative gets attached to it. so whether it's the

south. this is the latest in the continuation of heightened tensions. last week, north korea drones with a huge amount of anti north leaflets over pyongyang. initially, the south korean military denied that, and then they said they wouldn't comment, even after the north said this could be a declaration of war. you can't draw a straight line between those two incidents, but the general picture is a worrying one in the region, but also in the united states, the continuing tensions between the two koreas. the mother of a woman who died after coming into contact with a perfume bottle containing the nerve agent novichok is giving evidence at a public inquiry today. caroline sturgess�* daughter dawn died in 2018 after spraying herself with a contaminated bottle that had been discarded. she described her as a sensitive and kind person. she said the family found comfort that dawn was the only person killed during the salisbury poisonings when the potential harm was much, much more. ukraine says it shot down 12 attack drones launched by russia overnight. but such interceptions are an

the news from israel's continuous atrocities in gaza and bombardment of lebanon reaches south korea and all countries across the world. in almost real time, many argue israel is escalating this conflict to draw in the united states and other countries. the expansion of the war into lebanon is attempt to involve other middle eastern countries and a really dangerous provocation that could put millions of people in the middle east at risk. the committed demonstrators believe civic action can bring positive changes. people may feel helpless about how our protests can affect this. war, but many people are coming together around the world to shout into fada, condemn israel for its genocide, and stand on the side of the palestinians. while saul has not taken a clear stance on the ongoing war in gaza, pressure is growing on the government here to end arm sales to israel and condemn the regime's genocide in the besage strip. frank smith press tv, soul. pulling the stations have closed. and vote counting has begun in tunisia's presidential election. results are expected to be announced on wednesd

it is reflected in south korea's growing partnership with nato as well as its support for ukraine, providing generators, human jargon assistance. -- humanitarian assistance for sump and we have discussed what more the republic of korea may do in the future. in all the conversations i've been having with partners in europe and the indo-pacific, increasingly we see a focus on the indivisibility of security. with regard to china, we discussed the need to responsibly manage our competition with the people's. -- with the people's republic of china. we agree that china should do more to curb the dprk's provocative actions and stop support for the defense industrial base, which is helping to perpetuate the conflicts and aggression by russia and ukraine. -- in ukraine. in the face of china's unlawful maritime claims in the south china seas, we remain committed to upholding freedom of navigation and overflight. we underscored the importance of maintaining peace and stability across the taiwan straight. -- strait. even as we address the security challenges, we are working together to expand our econom

south korea has condemned the deployment has a security threat. generally stopping, crunch my in so and explained why a software is particularly worried. to be very clear, south square has already been vari, it's before i would say the voices have not been heard so prominently. but now what we've seen that north korea has sent soldiers to russia. that is a further step of escalation. that's even, yeah, i mean more grave and what is a self we have already developed? i mean, they are questioning what us, north korea get in return for its military cooperation with russia and the close of they cooperate, the higher the price we'll beat, we already know that russia is supplying north korea was a secure, a security guarantee. i mean, put in control and they both assigned to military at treated as almost an alliance . then we know that a russia would probably give an oil supply to north korea. we had car and cease to north korea, but of course and um, rush, i could also supply and north korea was submitted through technology. and then if north korea now,

south korea's defense ministry says the exercises were aimed at improving operational support to capabilities. the drills come limited. hi tensions with north korea, after reports of killing yang that sent some 3000 troops to support versus war in ukraine. russian president vladimir, put you in is expected to meet with you and secretary general antonio terrace for the 1st time in more than 2 years. the meeting is due to take place on the final day of the brick summit in the russian city of cousin guitars arrived there on wednesday to attend the summit hosted by protein. keeps foreign ministry says the meeting damages the un reputation. world leaders from $36.00 countries are attending the event, which is the largest diplomatic gathering in russia since it's full scale invasion of ukraine began. you might need to to start correspond it in. keith nik conway. how the meeting between putting in good tears is being received. there, especially after you create it and officials had already voice their displeasure. that's right, terry, that has been pretty rude, resolute criticism of this visit from

south korea fee is russia could be supplying advanced rocket a nuclear technology in which to the extent to which north korea and russia had been cooperating militarily, was highlighted in a brief thing this week by intelligence officials, the south koreans will make. cuz when they also wound about this icbm launch, as well as a possible for the nuclear test, to tell him from the possibility of a 7th nuclear test cannot be ruled out internal preparations at boom, gary, whether notes, comments, and you click the test site is located appear to be almost finished. its thoughts, such a test could be timed to coincide with the us elections, public broad. i'll just say era. so and you're going to is going to buy cards next month. so un climate summit in azerbaijan, the photo minister will pop on you again. he says, the talks are a waste of time and is blaming polluting nations. the pacific island nation is home to the world. the 3rd largest, reinforced by the island, is highly vulnerable to the effects of climate change. mexico is mocking the day of the dead sizes of visitors gather each, eage