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NHK WORLD RADIO JAPAN - English News at 04:30 (JST), September 25

NHK WORLD RADIO JAPAN - English News at 04:30 (JST), September 25

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NHK WORLD RADIO JAPAN - English News at 04:30 (JST), September 25

NHK WORLD RADIO JAPAN - English News at 04:30 (JST), September 25

NHK WORLD RADIO JAPAN - English News at 04:30 (JST), September 25

NHK WORLD RADIO JAPAN - English News at 04:30 (JST), September 25

Saturday, 24th September 2022
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0:09

From our studios in Tokyo, this is NHK

0:11

news line. I'm Ross Mihora.

0:14

South Korean and US military forces

0:16

are on high alert amid signs that North

0:18

Korea may be preparing to fire

0:20

an SLBM, a submarine

0:23

launched ballistic missile. South

0:25

Korea's president office says president

0:28

Yun Sun Yool was briefed on the possible

0:30

launch during a return flight from Canada.

0:33

It's unusual for the South Korean government

0:35

to announce a possible North Korean missile

0:37

launch before it happens. South

0:39

Korean media say unusual activity

0:42

has been seen in the port city of

0:44

Shimpo in North Korea's eastern

0:47

province of South Hong Kong.

0:49

In May, the country fired what was believed

0:51

to be an SLBM from

0:53

machine bull. The US research

0:56

group thirty eight North released its

0:58

analysis of satellite imagery

1:00

of a shipyard in the city. It shows

1:02

what appears to be preparations to tow

1:05

out a new submarine that can be

1:07

loaded with ballistic missile. The

1:09

US nuclear powered aircraft carrier,

1:11

Ronald Reagan, has docked in the

1:13

southeastern South Korean city

1:16

of Pusan. This comes ahead of

1:18

joint military drills between the South

1:20

and the United States in the sea of

1:22

Japan. On Saturday, South

1:24

Korea's defense minister, Yi Jones,

1:26

soup was given a tour of the

1:29

warship. He said if Pyongyang plans

1:31

to use nuclear weaponry, it

1:33

would face an overwhelming response from

1:35

Seoul and Washington. The South

1:37

and the US are stepping up vigilance

1:40

in case the North reacts negatively

1:42

to the exercises. A

1:45

US think tank report significant expansion

1:48

work is being carried out inside a satellite

1:50

launching station in North

1:52

Korea that says Pyongyang wants to

1:54

be able to fire larger and more

1:56

capable rockets from the site.

1:59

The Center for Strategic and International

2:02

Studies released satellite photos

2:04

of the Soehanite launching

2:07

station on Thursday. The

2:09

facility is located in Tongqiangri,

2:12

in the nation's northwest. The

2:14

pictures were taken on September sixth.

2:16

The center says the images show the aim

2:18

of the work is to expand fuel storage

2:21

capacity at the launch pad The

2:23

thing TANG indicates it is unlikely

2:25

a new satellite will be launched in the

2:27

immediate future. It cites the

2:29

ongoing construction work as a

2:31

reason. The ruling party

2:33

newspaper, Rodong Xinbu, has

2:35

reported leader Kim Jong Un inspected

2:37

the station in March. yoted workers

2:40

to refurbish and expand the facility

2:42

so large carrier rockets with

2:44

military reconnaissance satellites could

2:47

be launched from it. Seven

2:50

months into the Russian invasion of Ukraine,

2:52

attention is now focused on Moscow's

2:54

increasingly heavy handed approach INCLUDING

2:57

ITS PARTIAL Mobilization OF

2:59

RESERVUS. A

3:07

crowd of Russian residents in

3:09

Japan and others rallied in Tokyo

3:11

on Saturday. The demonstrators condemned

3:13

Moscow which is also orchestrating

3:15

what it calls referendums, apparently

3:18

aimed at unilaterally annexing Russian

3:20

controlled areas in Ukraine. that's

3:23

happening in four regions in eastern

3:25

and southern Ukraine. Moscow

3:27

says the voting began on Friday and

3:29

will end on Tuesday. The Russian

3:31

presidential office says it expects

3:33

a procedure to annex those regions

3:36

will start as soon as the results

3:38

of the referendum come out. The

3:41

governor of the Eastern region of Luhansk

3:43

says that people cannot vote freely

3:46

as their names are recorded if they

3:48

check no on the ballots. This

3:50

image was posted on social media

3:52

by the mayor of Melita PO

3:55

in the southeastern region of

3:57

Zapodigia. The mayor

3:59

says groups of collaborators and

4:01

armed soldiers are going door to

4:03

door, coursing to

4:05

cast yes votes. Ukraine

4:08

and western countries have condemned the

4:10

voting. They call it a sham and say

4:12

it does not reflect people's opinions. PEOPLE

4:15

ACROSS RUSSIA HAVE BEGUN RECEIVING CALLA

4:17

PAPERS AFTER RUSSIAN PRESIDENT

4:19

Vladimir PUTIN ANNOUNCED A PARTIAL

4:21

MOBALIZATION OF RESERVES. These

4:25

are not just crimes against international

4:27

law and the law of Ukraine. There

4:30

are crimes against specific people,

4:32

against the nation. An expert

4:35

says the Russian moves signal its alarm

4:37

over Ukraine's recent stunning counter

4:39

offensive. Ukranian forces

4:42

earlier this month announced that they had

4:44

liberated almost all of hard keep

4:46

in the east. They're also pushing

4:48

back in the south. Meanwhile,

4:50

the Ukrainian side is also suffering

4:52

more casualties. An NHK

4:54

crew was allowed to visit a military hospital

4:57

ON THE CONDITION THAT THEY DIDN'T REVEAL

4:59

THE LOCATION. A PERSON IN

5:01

CHARGE SAID EIGHT TO TEN SURgeries ARE

5:03

BEING PERFORMED HERE EVERY

5:05

DAY. The hospital is using

5:07

an endoscope provided by Japan.

5:12

We used this device for surgeries

5:14

and diagnostics. Ukrainian

5:19

deputy defense minister Hana

5:21

Moliar spoke about the challenges

5:23

the soldiers are facing.

5:25

Our

5:29

troops are trying to stop Russian forces

5:31

from attacking on multiple fronts. and

5:33

at the same time, they're trying to reclaim

5:35

lost territory. Many

5:38

soldiers are losing their lives every

5:40

day in fierce battles.

5:45

Moliar says she is not optimistic

5:48

about the current situation.

6:01

Japanese products and culture are in

6:04

the spotlight in Beijing. It's part

6:06

of an event to mark the fiftieth anniversary

6:08

three of the normalization of ties between

6:10

Japan and China. The

6:12

two day event was organized by a group

6:14

of Japan affiliated businesses AND

6:17

THE CHINA PUBLIC DEPLOMACY ASSOCIATION.

6:20

AT THE OPENING CEREMONY JAPANESE AMBASSADOR

6:22

TODOMY HIDEO. said the

6:24

way for a breakthrough in Japan,

6:27

China relations is to nurture

6:29

trust at the public level through mutual

6:31

understanding. Items on display

6:33

include sake, cosmetics, and

6:35

other goods. There are exhibits

6:37

on sightseeing in Japan and

6:39

locations related to manga and

6:41

anime. There was a screening

6:43

of performances by Japanese

6:45

singer, Hiroada Ayaka, and

6:48

virtual singer, Liu Chen

6:50

Yi, who is popular in China.

6:53

I enjoyed shopping

6:56

in Japan. The quality and sign

6:58

are both really

6:58

good. Everyone

7:02

wants to go to Japan. I

7:04

want to go as soon as it's possible

7:06

to travel freely. The

7:09

chairman of the Japanese chamber of

7:11

commerce and industry in China

7:13

says, He hopes the event

7:15

helps people in both countries build trust

7:17

and develop business opportunities in

7:19

Asia and around the world.

7:23

Swiss tennis star Roger Federer

7:25

has wrapped up his illustrious career

7:27

at the Labor Cup in London. He

7:29

announced his retirement earlier this month

7:31

due to a knee injury. Federer's

7:34

final match on Friday was in doubles.

7:37

He was paired with long time rivals,

7:39

Spanish star Rafael Nadal.

7:41

THEY LOST THE MAT, BUT FEDERAL RECEIVED

7:44

A HEARTFELT ROUND OF APLAS FROM

7:46

SPECTATORS. IN

7:48

AN END HERE, SO IT'S been a perfect

7:50

journey. I will do it all over again. The

7:57

forty one year old former world champion

7:59

won twenty grand slam titles

8:01

during his twenty four year career.

8:06

Those were the stories for the sauer.

8:18

he

8:21

oh

8:52

he

9:35

I'm Rospiihara in Tokyo, and that's

9:37

all we have for now on NHK

9:40

news line. Thanks for joining

9:42

us.

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