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Media came out. With headlines like a carbon copy , look times, cnn, bbc, guardian, everyone is writing about the successful test drive of the new borevestnik missile and russias supposed readiness to resume Nuclear Tests, and this is supposedly a direct threat from the west. In this regard, i would like to ask about the us intention to place Nuclear Warheads in Great Britain; this is not a direct threat to russia. Rhetorical question the state duma , at its next council, is considering the issu...

First of all, he considers the need to support ukraine, and now he needs some positive message against the background of what is happening in the us house of representatives, based on the domestic american situation, and exactly the attack missiles could to become a certain substitute and a signal that the United States continues to rhythmically support ukraine, and it is very good that today the pentagon, it is ready to transfer these missiles to attacks from the cluster variant, because if ear...

[000 01 02;00] as for Nuclear Weapons, tests are done when it is necessary for the army and for production, not in order to show something to some politician in the west, the army does not work like that, it is a lot of money, it is a huge effort, there is a type of weapon that it needs to be tested, they will test it, it will make some impression, but the army is not interested in this. These are weapons so that they are effective, all pyrotechnics are propaganda, then do what you want, this is...

Andrey, dont you think you should have warned me, i have a meeting at 6 , no one knew that everything would turn out this way, please forgive me, its okay, youll know for 1015 minutes, the most important thing for us is to start, thats it, im sorry , please, i need to run, we ll wait for you, thats all, well wait, i promise you, what are you doing . And the stars are client, where is the patient . In the hall with his father he says, oh, this will smell like a flight to mars, yeah, but can you g...

Programs. American and japanese views of threats and options. You can stay and watch it here. You can stay and watch it here on cspan. There is across a range of issues and we will begin with that. She will present at the podium after i have introduced from everyone. Then we will begin a Panel Discussion where we will begin with mr. Kudo offering any thoughts he has with the japanese dimensions. Then richard bush, he is the head of our station policy center and our longstanding colic richard wou...

Concerning north Koreas Nuclear option and future relations between the country, u. S. , china, and russia. This is an hour and 40 minutes. On behalf of all of us here, welcome, happy new year. Glad to discuss an issue we know will be quite important in the new year. We hope with positive developments but were all a little on edge about the state of the north korea crisis. Were fortunate that in todays discussion, which by the way, as you can see, is being telecast on cspan and also has a japane...

Of us here, welcome. Happy new year. Glad to discuss an issue we all know will likely be quite important in the new year and we hope with positive developments. We are all anxious about the state of the north korean prices. In todays discussion, which by the way you can see as being telecast on cspan and also as a japanese translation, todays discussion will begin with some by unitedat was done states and japan respectively with various other realizations and support. This is looking at United S...

[indiscernible] good morning everyone, welcome to brookings. By michael him up Foreign Policy program and behalf on my good friend and colleague richard bush and others and all of us here, welcome. Happy new year. I am happy to get a chance to discuss an issue that will be when important in the new year and we hope with positive developments. Were all on edge about the north korea crisis. We are fortunate that in todays discussion, which by the ways you can see his thing telecast a cspan and als...

Peninsula. This runs one hour, 35 minutes. Chatter ble] good morning everyone, welcome to brookings. Im with the Foreign Policy program. On behalf of my good friend and alleague richard bush and of us here, welcome. Happy new year. Glad to discuss an issue we all know will likely be quite important in the new year and we hope with positive developments. We are all anxious about the state of the north korean prices. In todays discussion, which by the way you can see as being telecast on cspan and...

With theel hanlon, Foreign Policy program. And on behalf of my colleagues of us here, welcome. Happy new year. Very glad for the chance to discuss an issue that we all know will likely be quite important in the new year and we hope, with positive were all a, but little on edge about the state of the north korea crisis. And were fortunate that in todays discussion, which, by the way, as you request see, is as you can see is being telecast on cspan, also has a translation dimension. But in todays ...