probably hoffman is a doctoral research fellow at the university of oslo and a military expert. i asked him earlier whether these missiles are what ukraine needs most right now. yeah, absolutely. so it's, it's another type of long range stripe. what phones that the credit has received a bunch of over the last couple of months 1st from the united kingdom, which sent the storm shadow, christmas all and then from frost with the same result but which is known in paris under the name of the golf ici. and the thing is, these miss office things, they are very effective in targeting russian positions, logistical halls, house transportation, notes of food are behind the front line, which is important for, for ukraine. and the big thing about tar was always the simply another type of long range try some that can effectively try it. russian troops behind the phone, but now you mentioned a long range and that seems to be what would germany's concerns are. what do you make of germany's concerns that have been holding up these missiles so far as well? yeah. as far as, as a range of over 500 ki

all right, fabi and hoffman from the university of oslo. thanks for those insights. you're welcome. thanks honey rushes. wagner mercenaries and bell evers are returning to russia just weeks after we're arriving. that's according to the washing based institute for the study of war. a report from that organization suggests that they will respond liter, alexander lucas shanker, has refused to finance the russian private army which has been allowed to operate in belarus, following its short lived uprising against the kremlin in june. the wagner group mercenaries, training batteries and military personnel. just last month that a races, ministry of defense, released the footage, which claims to show the group who were alive to setup comp in the country by leader alexander lucas jango. that came as a result of a deal. he brokered in june that put an end tour revolt against his close ally russian president vladimir putin by bag nurse and res. each was launched by their leader. you have gave me p. goshen. why a magic lucas shan't go, has appeared to welcome wagner mercenaries being in his cou

targets, even longer range weapons to create fabi hoffman is a doctoral research fellow at the university of oslo and of defense experts. earlier i asked them whether these missiles are what you claim needs most right now . yeah, absolutely. so it's, it's another type of long range stripe, west pines, that's the great and has received a bunch of over the last couple of months 1st from the united kingdom, which said the storm shadow cruise missile and then from frost with the same result . but which is known in her as under the name of the golf, each sheet. and the thing is these missile systems, they are very effective in targeting russian positions, logistical halls, house transportation, notes of food are behind the front line, which is important for, for ukraine. and the, the big thing about taras, always the, simply another type of long range try that can affect the fleet and try it. the russian troops behind the front line now turning to some other stories, making headlines right now. us attorney general merrick garland has appointed a special counsel to investigate president joe biden, son

taking his time about making decisions for being hoffman is a doctoral research fellow at the university of oslo and a defense expert. i asked him earlier whether these missiles are what ukraine needs most right now. yeah, absolutely. so it's, it's another type of long range stripe weapons that do great and has received a bunch of over the last couple of months 1st from the united kingdom, which sent the storm shadow, christmas. all and then from frost with the same resolve but which is known in paris under the name of the golf ici. and the thing is, these miss all systems, they are very effective in targeting russian positions, logistical halls, house transportation notes of food are behind the front line, which is important for another type of long range strike weapon that can effectively try it. the russian troops behind the front line former south african president, jacob zoom is back home. after a brief stint in prison sumo was set to restart a sentence he began 2 years ago for refusing to answer questions over. corruption allegations is arrest sparked large riots. i left hundreds of people

to some more on this we can bring inside the and huffman never such fellows at the university of oslo, his focus is non nuclear, strategic weapons, and ms solve technology. welcome to dw, thanks for your time. israel says the arrow 3 is the most advanced system of its kind. can you tell us more about what arrows? 3 is capable of what, what time and content protect against? well, error free is a very modern missile defense system that was specifically developed to defend against medium and intermediate range frets. so it was the sign in to engage missile targets that have a higher range ceilings and so called short range of elizabeth muscles, the ones that we see being used by russia right now in the ukraine. more the difference is that these higher range missile systems they, they have a higher range, a higher altitude ceiling, so they go higher up even outside like the sphere and then come down with the 5 higher speeds and to intercept those types of missile systems, you need missile defense systems that are specifically designed to defend against new threats and error for you fulfil

a military defense analyst with at the university of oslo, i asked whether this is what ukraine needst right now. >> absolutely. it's another type of long-range strike weapons that ukraine has received. a bunch over the last couple of months, first from the united kingdom, which sent cruise missiles, and then from france, which sent the same missile, but none -- but known under a different name. these missile systems are very effective in targeting russian positions, perhaps transportation further behind the front line, which is important for ukraine. the big thing about taurus is it is another long-range strike been that can effectively target troops behind the frontline. anchor: wagner mercenaries in belarus reportedly returning to rush weeks after arriving according to a washington-based institute. reports are that their leader has refused to finance the private army. last month he offered them a new home after the group's brief revolt against the kremlin military leadership. reporter: mercenaries trading -- training personnel in belarus last month. the belarus ministry of defense

for more on this, we bring in international law expert donald rockwell of australian national university who joins oslome —— who joins us from. this isjust us on the programme —— who joins us from. this is just the latest but in the south china sea. can you tell us why this area is so important to china and other countries?- area is so important to china and other countries? well, of course, china's _ and other countries? well, of course, china's position - and other countries? well, of course, china's position is - course, china's position is reflected in the lyvius line which encompasses much of the south china sea including the spratly islands group and the schole where this clash occurred there is also an expectation that the region is rich in fish stocks and there is a significant fishing activity and industry carried out there, but also the potential for oil and out there, but also the potentialfor oil and gas potential for oil and gas reserves to potentialfor oil and gas reserves to be extracted from the seabed of the south china sea. ., . ., , ., , sea. china claims the territory as art sea. ch

see he's professor at the university of google and former advisor to the constitution to from oslo after the lawn. she's director for emergency preparedness at the norwegian radiation. i knew that safety officer already also a nuclear chemist. and from a couple weeks ago is the vice president of the center for china and globalization and the china. unless very well welcome to all of you. victor. i'd like to start with you, so japan says of water is safe. the majority of the scientists say that water is safe viewing nuclear watchdog say the water is safe. what's the problem? a thank you very much. i think the japanese government just committed an act of either responsibility. they full the public opinion and not only in japan but in the world because they say i a yeah, has approved for japanese discharge plan. the reality is the director general of i a e a resume, please say no. i yeah. and never has approved it. i you just insisted that whatever the japanese couple is, do we need to be in strict up uh uh, in applied with the strict rules of the i a yeah. whatever i yeah is talking about,

oslo. he's with the norwegian institute for defense studies, which is part of the norwegian defense university college who focuses on security, the arctic, and international defense cooperation. so we've heard at the end of our report, they're a swedish commander talking about the seriousness of the situation compared to 10 years ago. do you share has concerns about the threat of russia students and is due to the lady? obviously there's a rough, uh showing the last 2000 for more than 10 years actually uh its willingness to use military force against his neighbors. so there's a, there's good reason to be concerned about what goes on us. and we just really, you meant it's a, it's aggressive, it aggressive intentions. so yes, i do agree that the things i've changed dramatically over the years and years ago. and what role do you think the resubmission of finland to nato is going to play? obviously, now you have a much longer border with russia to nato. is that increasing concerns for architect countries? so the, the landlord was in russian, and nato countries will double with, with the entry as a