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Reported in the baltic states and there were various fake news articles linked to russian websites. it talked about mustard gas. this is something that you often see as a narrative. most alarmingly we started it here, u.k. parlamentarians started warning about this before the united kingdom and united states saying they were very, very concerned about false flag operations that could essentially use this pretexts, this talk of having chemical weapons engaging in a chemical weapons attack. where ...

"this war can stop when you want it to, "you just need to lay down your arms, surrender, "give in to all our demands and forget about being a part "of western europe." frank gardner, bbc news. gregory koblentz is director of the biodefense graduate program at george mason university. in the past, he has briefed the un security council about weapons of mass destruction. in your assessment, what is the arsenal of chemical biological weapons available to president putin if he decides to use them? ,...

Syria in the last several weeks -- several months, really, and that has caused this. what this entire event is really about, mika is deterrence. the pentagon is hoping that by taking these strikes theyre not only taking out these storage facilities, these weapons facilities where the drones parts are stored and assembled, but theyre hoping by striking these facilities it will deter these iran-backed militias from carrying out these uav or drone strikes in the future with the hope theyll be able ...

Militia group. that group does have links directly to tehran. there are reports that this is the group responsible for a rocket attack at an iraqi base on friday that left one american contractor killed and four injured u.s. service members. according to the department of defense, two strikes took place in syria, three in iraq, targeting command locations and weapons facilities. reports from the ground do indicate there were casualties, and there are iraqis today in former leadership positions t...

Kim jong-un, who did not meet with him. the u.s. was later criticized by north korea for making what they called gangster-like demands. in may north korean officials took cnn to what they claimed was the destruction of this nuclear test site. these new images show they may also be dismantling a satellite launching station. but u.s. intelligence agencies believe north korea is upgrading other key weapons facilities, including a ballistic missile plant and nuclear reactor. their assessment, kim jo...

Remains as part of an agreement president trump made with kim jong-un during their summit in singapore. cnns will ripley joins us now live from seoul, south korea. are the north koreans, is is there any evidence, will, the north koreans are honoring the other parts of the agreement, specifically on giving up their nuclear program? >> reporter: at this point, you know, you have seen some signs, jim, of north korea dismantling some of its older, less relevant weapons facilities while upgrading the...

Denuclearization, but kim may not be in the mood to do that. the defense intelligence agency here at the pentagon has concluded for now they do not believe kim has the intention of denuclearizing and, in fact, that he is likely to use this time to hide away more of his warheads, his missiles and his weapons facilities. a good deal of concern about this worry that he is making more nuclear fuel for more warheads and some of the most recent commercial satellite imagery is showing activity at some ...

Even though president trump likes to say the nuclear threat isle knew over. >> sue, im sorry to interrupt you, explain how you have to two headlines co-existing. our head line saying north korea is refraining. and the axios head line that says the president wants kim to come to new york. how do those exist in reality? >> it really cant, unless they give up their weapons facilities, kim jong-un cannot come here. what have they given up? nothing so far. that singapore declaration was nothing. it w...

Not necessarily full disclosure even. but lets start with the high value assets. the second thing they do after disclosure is they start locking up and verifying through international inspections major weapons facilities. thirdly, we need to start acquiring missiles and nuclear warheads to the extent they want to disclose them, we now need to lock them down. >> reporter: analysts say if the kim familys pattern through decades of these deals plays out with this agreement, the norm co north korean...

Russian officials. russia claiming problems with the inspectors movements are fallout from the recent u.s. led missile attack on syria. that in response to the alleged gassing. they claim more security clearance is needed. the u.n. denies it russia also slammed in an audio interview new threatened u.s. sanctions. >> this cant be based or have anything to do with the situation in syria or any other country in the world. this is nothing but international economic asset grabbing. >> russian preside...