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Hello, and welcome to NHK news
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line. I'm Koko Kedagawa in Tokyo.
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South Korea's military says a Sunday's
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missile launched by North Korea have
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been provoked by joint drills at plans
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to hold with the US. South
0:24
Korea's military officials announced that North
0:26
Korea launched a short range ballistic
0:28
missile toward the sea of Japan at
0:30
around six fifty three AM, Sunday.
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The official say the missile was fired from
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near the touch on area of North Killean
0:38
province in the country's northwest. They
0:40
see the missile traveled about six hundred
0:43
kilometers, reaching an altitude of
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about sixty kilometers. and a maximum
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speed of about mark five. Japanese
0:50
defense minister Hamadayas Qaza
0:52
says it can be presumed that the missile
0:55
landed outside Japan's exclusive
0:57
economic zone. Hamada also
0:59
says the missile could have been model capable
1:01
of following irregular flight paths.
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He says there have been no reports so far
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of damage to Japanese ships or
1:09
aircraft.
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We strongly condemn the launch
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It violates security council resolutions.
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North Korea fired a total of
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eight ballistic missiles in June
1:21
alone. Sunday's launch was
1:23
the nineteenth this year. South
1:26
Korea's presidential office has expressed
1:28
concerns as it was first since
1:30
Pyongyang adopted a nuclear policy
1:33
early this month. The law outlines
1:35
conditions under which the country would
1:37
launch a nuclear strike and
1:39
training the right to use nuclear weapons.
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And North Korea has been on edge of a
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US, South Korea joint drills Chedraulic
1:47
plays soon around the sea of Japan.
1:49
The US nuclear powered aircraft carrier
1:51
Ronald Reagan, docked in the southeastern
1:54
city of Pousan on Friday head of
1:56
the drills.
1:58
South Korean and US
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military forces have been on high
2:02
alert as their sides of Pyongyang
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may be preparing to launch a ballistic missile
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from a submarine.
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More news on North Korea,
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a US think tank report significant
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and expansion work is underway
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at a satellite launching station there.
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It's as Peonya wants to be able
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to fire larger and more capable
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rockets from the site.
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The Center for Strategic and
2:26
International Studies released satellite
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photos of the Soya satellite launching
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station on Thursday. Their facility
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is located in Tom Chandee in the
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nation's northwest. The pictures
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were taken on September sixth. The
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center says the images show the aim of
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the work is to expand fuel capacity
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at the launch pad. I think
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done into case, it is unlikely a
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new start date will be launched in the immediate
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future. It cites the ongoing construction
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work as a reason. The
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ruling party newspaper Rodong
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shipment has reported leader
3:00
Kim Jong un inspected the station
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in March. He ordered workers
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to refurbish and expand the facility
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to accommodate launches of larger
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carrier rockets with military reconnaissance
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satellites.
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There's a new wave of protests
3:15
across Russia against the mobilization
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of civilians into the military.
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President Vladimir Putin announced
3:24
what he calls a partial mobilization last
3:26
Wednesday as Ukrainian forces
3:29
continued counterattacks in the east
3:31
and south of Ukraine. Independent
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Russian media outlets report that
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the plan could mobilize one million
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people, including the elderly and
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students. Protest were
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staged in mosque go, Saint Petersburg and
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other areas on Saturday. A
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Russian Human Rights Group says more than
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seven hundred and forty individuals have
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been arrested in at least thirty
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two cities. The group says some
3:55
of those detained were handed their call
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up papers.
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Kremlins
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spokesperson Dmitry Pascal says
4:02
drafting a detained person is totally
4:04
legal. Pertina
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strengthened punishment for deserters and
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dropped including prison terms
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of up to fifteen years. India's
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foreign minister has told the UN general
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assembly that his country maintains
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its neutral stance on the Ukraine
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conflict now they're supporting or
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opposing Russia.
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India is on the side of peace and
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will remain firmly there. We
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are on the side that respects the
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UN charter and is founding principles.
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We are on the side that calls
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for dialogue and diplomacy as
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the only way out.
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India has a long and strong
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relationship with Russia as especially
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in military and economic fields.
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At the UN, India has repeatedly
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abstained from voting on resolutions
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demanding the immediate withdrawal of Russian
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forces from Ukraine. But
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earlier this month, Indian prime minister
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Narendra Modi told some president
5:03
Vladimir Putin that this is not
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the era of war. At
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the UN, the foreign ministers said there
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are increasing calls to reform the security
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council saying it's behind the
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times and deeply unfair. He
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said that India is ready to take in take
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on greater responsibilities, indicating
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the country may want the permanent member
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seat on the council.
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Tensions are on the rise
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between Beijing and Washington, China's
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foreign minister has underscored the
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country's determination for reunification
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with Taiwan.
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any attempt to interfere
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in China's internal affairs is
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bound to meet the strong opposition of all
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China any
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action to obstruct China's reunification is
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bound to be crushed by the wheels of history.
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Wang Yi made the remarks on
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Saturday before the general assembly One
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also said China is firmly
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determined to crush any secessionist
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attempts and would take the most forceful
6:02
steps to oppose external interference.
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As a meeting with one on Friday, US
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Secretary of State Anthony Lincoln expressed
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Washington's opposition to what
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it's sold as China's unilateral attempts
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to change the status quo across the
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Taiwan Strait.
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Tensions over Taiwan soared
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after US house speaker, Nancy
6:23
Pelosi, visited the island in
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August that was followed by large
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scale Chinese military drills around
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Taiwan.
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Speaking about Russia's
6:32
invasion of Ukraine, Wang stressed
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the need to set up what he called an effective
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well balanced and sustainable framework
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defined a fundamental resolution
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of the crisis by considering the
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reasonable security concerns
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of both sides.
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about carrying
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migrants from Lebanon capsized
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off Syria, local media says
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eighty nine people have been confirmed
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dead, and about twenty people have been
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arrested scared. Syria's
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secret news agency says the incident
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occurred off the coast of Syria on
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Thursday. According to those rescued, the
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boat with about one hundred and fifty people
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on board left eleven on last Tuesday
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and was heading for Cyprus. Such
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operations for missing passengers are
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continuing.
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online
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Lebanese authorities have forged a craft
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down on brokers smuggling migrants
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in the country. People are fleeing
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Lebanon by sea to seek a better
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life in Europe as the country's
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economic crisis continues to worsen.
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The international organization for
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migration says more than sixteen
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hundred people have lost their lives
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in such boat accidents since
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early this year. And
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those were the stories for the south.
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That wraps up this edition of NHK
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News line. I'm Keiko Tekawa
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in Tokyo.
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Thank you for joining us.
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