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In the coming hours. He was handed over to us officials in china, although the circumstances of his return have not been fully revealed. Private king entered north korea by running across the Demilitarised Zone from south korea injuly. He had been due to be flown to the us, to face military disciplinary proceedings, when he escaped his escort. North korea earlier said it would expel the soldier for illegally entering its territory. Us National Security adviser Jake Sullivan has thanked both china and sweden for their assistance in gaining private kings release. Jean mackenzie reports. This is ...

♪ ♪ ♪ zelenskyy's mission, impossible. ukraine's president visiting the capital to make a last-ditch effort to win military aid for his war against russia. but republican lawmakers appear to be willing to say no deal and leave for the holidays without passing a significant aide package. this as we are learning startling new details about russia's losses in ukraine. plus, strong words from president biden and an ally. biden says that israel is losing support in that it's offensive in gaza, and the prime minister netanyahu has no choice but to change his government. and exclu...

Afghanistan in a combat capacity and just seeing the images i'm seeing right now, knowing the friends i fought with shoulder to shoulder and the position they're in and the fear they're in right now is really a hard pill to swallow. i don't think anybody anticipated this would happen, that kabul would fall as quickly as it has. there's going to be a lot of answered. i'm a member of congress now, i sit on the armed services committee and intel committee and i can say this. nobody anticipated the 20-year build-up of an afghan army with hundreds of billions of dollars that we poured into it, that...

Terrain. it should be people from the region who have a stake in what really happens here. so far, we haven't been able to motivate them to do that. that requires -- that's going to require diplomacy and not bombs. >> so when you say -- when you make that point about bombs, i feel like that is largely lost on ordinary folks. you go to war, you bomb some stuff, people are like, please stop bombing, and then they, you know, sort of give in -- >> and then a miracle happens. but that is not what we're facing here, right? when you hear the kind of public discourse around this, or even the statement...

Barrels, this market fuels the world. so long as -- at that time oil prices were extremely high, close to $100 a barrel. and there is a market for it. there are middlemen who are willing to buy oil from anywhere. >> and saddam hussein used that same market all those years ago. i remember being in iraq and seeing the convoys of trucks that were going from the country on a most magnificent highway in the country into black market areas where they could sell this stuff. >> that's right. highway 8. you're absolutely correct. and we are just making inroads into attacking that financial network. and...