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As were going to the dmz border and ill be meeting with chairman kim. I look forward to it very much. I forward to seeing him. We have developed a very good relationship, and we understand each other. I do believe he understands me, and i think i maybe understand him, and sometimes that can lead to very good things. He went on to say that all of a sudden a number of months ago, their relationship got better. They got along. Im joined here at the dmz by Paula Hancock. Over the last several months, although this border still remains really the most highly militarized border in the world, there h...

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Norkin. My colleague is ivan trushkin. We are working live and we have a proposal to start immediately with operational information that was circulated this morning by the federal security service, and our countrys fsb itself reported on the detention of terrorists who represent the Main Intelligence Directorate of ukraine in their plans. Included an attempt on the leaders of the republic crimea, as well as the organization of terrorist attacks on infrastructure facilities on the peninsula , means that the fsb reports among those who, from whom these tairovists planned to start killing, the he...

It seems that while ukraine, using western, sophisticated precision munitions, is pursuing the tactic of pinpoint strikes against key facilities, because these munitions are really expensive, it's really difficult to get them. so ukraine has to be really careful about how it uses them. russia is using older, less sophisticated weaponry, but currently, looking at ukrainian media and the opinion formers and opinion leaders, i don't think i've seen anyone at all who's said, you know, we're being killed, let's give up. 0n the contrary — "we're being killed. "let's fight on to make this stop." we...

To undermine the fighting spirit. when things get cold and dark in ukraine, it's really difficult to continue fighting if you're hungry, if you're cold, if you can't see where you're going. some of the pictures that i've seen, they are of destruction in areas where there's nothing military about them. there are even no government institutions. things like playgrounds. well, i saw a playground destroyed. it seems that while ukraine, using western, sophisticated precision munitions, is pursuing the tactic of pinpoint strikes against key facilities — because these munitions are really expensive...