of, but other countries have banned them, because three munitions, are the little kind of things that children and other people pick up on the ground. they don t always go off. that s why they re considered dangerous. however, they provide much more lethality than the regular field artillery weapons that we have. i want to ask you about another ukraine has long been pushing for long-range missile capability. the uk sent them, i believe, the storm shadow capability, and they ve utilized it to some degree. the u.s. have been very wary of sending what are known as att attack- ems. and part of the reason is how much the u.s. actually has in terms of the weaponry itself. the wall street journal reported on friday that they may actually be moving back towards the direction of saying yes to that. i m told that there s some caution on that and that we should maintain it. however, why do the ukrainians want this so badly. why would the u.s. be so reluctant to give them.
perception of just how effective north korea s ballistic missiles are. or, somehow they re trying to do something different with their space watch capability, from ballistic missiles. , so it does raise some interesting questions about where north korea s military capabilities are in terms of its long-range missile capability. are they as effective as everyone says there? it does kind of change the dynamic in terms of how we perceive north korea as of that? understood, and they say they re going to try it again, if that does succeed in terms of the south korea, to pan, the allies and what kind of game-changer would it be if they actually succeed? hi, guess they put one thing up that s neither here nor, there but the herpetology of that satellite, pause the, earth and how. rotates, but it would mean that it would only be the korean peninsula area, once every few hours. but, what they would need to do
of play with north korea? you have to look of play with north korea? you have to look at of play with north korea? you have to look at the of play with north korea? wi, have to look at the statements, analyse them, and i am sure south korea, the united states and allies are looking at them but you have to take the missile tests very seriously. these are notjust for show. they are notjust these are notjust for show. they are not just for rattling although they are for that. they are for perfecting the missile capability that north korea has an a record number in the past year and a half, and thatis the past year and a half, and that is really the threat environment that i think president biden is responding to it with this washington declaration on washington cooperation. will that do anything to deter north korea from continuing the weapons programme? when you look at nuclear deterrence there are two. what is capability. do we have the nuclear triad, the modernised forces that ar
difference in seen that before. the key difference in 2023 - seen that before. the key difference in 2023 is - seen that before. the key difference in 2023 is that| difference in 2023 is that north korea no longer isjust testing new missiles. it s actually designed missiles that clearly work. it s now doing exercises to demonstrate the actual military drills with this missile capability. i think what we re going to see when the exercises come up as a lot of tit for tat missile test on the north korean side and south korean military responses. there is a danger with this that as the tempo increases there is a risk that if something goes wrong, a miscalculation or accident and thatis miscalculation or accident and that is a big danger that we should be anxious about moving ahead. to should be anxious about moving ahead. ., ., ., ., , ahead. to move on at this oint, ahead. to move on at this point. i ahead. to move on at this point, i want ahead. to move on at this point, i want to
jong-un, why not continue to perfect the missile capability and china and russia are not going to do anything about it and the united states is prooccupied with a whole lot of other issues including the ukraine conflict. so this is a perfect time for kim jong-un to just focus on getting their program in north korea nuclear program to another level before he comes back to the talks. sue mi terry, always a pleasure for having you on. thank you. next on gps , we go back to the earthquake and ask how many of these deaths could have been prevented by learning from past mistakes. we ll ask why the world never seems prepared for the next catastrophe, when we come back. easy-to-use tools, and paper trading to help sharpen your skills, you can stay on top of the market from wherever you are. power e trade s easy-to-use tools make complex trading less complicated. custom scans help you find new trading opportunities.