In south korea. you are in seoul, how have people been reacting to the news? irate you are in seoul, how have people been reacting to the news?- been reacting to the news? we do hear a lot about been reacting to the news? we do hear a lot about north been reacting to the news? we do hear a lot about north korea - been reacting to the news? we do l hear a lot about north korea missile tests but this, as you say, is a major break in the nuclear weapons programme. it is a more advanced type of long range missile, the type of missile intended to target the united states. this solid fuel element, it s a technical detail but an important one. what it means is this missile doesn t need to be fuelled before it is launched. this means it can be launched far more quickly in a crisis and it can be launched with a lot less warning. it makes north korea more dangerous because the missile then becomes harder to intercept and to shoot down. this gives the ability for north korea to be able to tar
That could decide the fate of the nation. but with russia unveiling a new intercontinental missile, vladimir putin is out to prove his reach stretches far beyond ukraine. a nuclear-capable missile, armed with a blunt message. vladimir putin warning russia s adversaries now have to think twice. the missile doesn t appear to be ready for use, but the timing couldn t be more conspicuous, aimed to strike fear into western countries, like the u.s., for supporting ukraine against russia. as its forces lay waste, ukrainian cities and civilians, nowhere more apocalyptic than mariupol. among the dead, reported to be a 91-year-old holocaust survivor who hid from the nazis in a basement, only to die in a basement 81 years later. today, another deadline came and went fot mariupol s diehard
This, i ve got this potential and you can t knock it down. that s the critical part. but, as we heard from nato headquarters, they were able to track it yesterday. right. that is crucial, as you paint out that, they would have that nuclear capacity. because necessarily having a missile doesn t mean it has the ability to have that warhead successfully attached to it. this comes though, as the reality is, this was used for a supply area. the real damage that s happened thus far has been from complete indiscriminate shelling and artillery fire, of which the technology is ancient in the history of modern warfare. well, they ve resorted to siege warfare, the quick strike didn t work, so they are digging in and waiting for reinforcements and just trying to wear the ukrainian people down. we know there s also an effort going on in terms of negotiations with various world leaders trying to intervene. but russia s ask is still too
Of march. he spent several days in captivity. and he said that he was beaten and intimidated. and it was like special operation not to work in occupied cities. so, what are you doing now? it s got to just feel so frustrating. because what is there to do? there doesn t seem any way to get answers about where victoria is. but what are you hoping to do next? we reached international organizations. we need their physical presence here because locals now are faced with russian soldiers, and there is no way to protect them