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Ukrainian Minister of Defense does not recognize the death of Russian President Russia threatens to attack Ukraine's frontiers, is pushed back quickly Turkey sets conditions for Sweden to agree to join NATO China seeks to strengthen relations with developing countries Xinjiang people must ask for permission from the Chinese Communist Party to enter the Kazakh state You are watching an international scene on September 27 of DKN And right after this will be the detailed content, please follow along At first, there will be the latest updates on the situation in the Russian-Ukrainian war Ukrainian Minister of Defense does not recognize or deny the accusation of the death of the Russian President Ladies and gentlemen, Ukrainian Defense Minister Rustam Omerov said that if the commander of the Russian Black Sea Fleet died, it was good news for everyone In an interview with CNN on Tuesday, September 26, Mr. Omerov did not confirm or deny that Russian Colonel Viktor Sogorov was killed after Ukraine's air strike on the Black Sea Fleet base in Sevastopol, Crimea. Last week, on September 26, the Russian Defense Ministry released a video showing Mr. Sogorov attending a conference via video with Defense Minister Sergei Sogo, which raised doubts about Ukraine's statement that the Russian Colonel was killed in the attack. It is not possible to confirm whether the man in the video is Sogorov or not, and when the meeting took place, as well as where the video was shot. Minister Omerov told CNN that Sogorov was in the occupied territory of Ukraine, but he should not have been there. Therefore, if he dies, it is good news for everyone that Ukraine is continuing to liberate its territory. In another move, Russia is eager to attack Ukraine's fronts, being pushed back quickly. According to the US War Research Institute, on September 24 and 25, some Russian military bloggers stated that the Russian army had driven the Ukrainian army to their positions in Orekhip, Vasilyevka, and is now controlling this settlement. However, another Russian military blogger admitted that there was no official confirmation of these statements. There is also information that the Russian army is attacking near Kudiumivka, 12 km northwest of Baku, but has not been confirmed. Meanwhile, the Ukrainian army continued its attacks near Baku on September 25. Liya Yablash, a spokeswoman for the Eastern Ukrainian Forces, said that the Ukrainian army had liberated another 2 km of the territory on the Baku front. The Ukrainian General Staff also reported that the Russian forces carried out unsuccessful attacks near Glitsyivka, as well as in the east and south of Bodarnivka. Russian bloggers wrote that the Ukrainian army tried to break through Russian defense positions along the road to the east of Glitsyivka, 7 km southwest of Baku. In addition, on September 25, the Russian army continued to attack the land along the Adyivka-Donetsk line, but failed. The Ukrainian General Staff reported that the Russian army attacked near Adyivka and Marinka outside the west of Donetsk and tried to take over the positions lost near Novomykhayivka, but failed. The latest report of the British intelligence also affirmed that the Ukrainian forces defeated Russian attacks in the Orekhip and Batmut regions and succeeded in maintaining the territory they had just liberated. In the latest intelligence update, the British Defense Ministry said that over the past week, the Russian forces have tried to coordinate to carry out counterattacks against Ukrainian forces advancing in both Orekhip and Batmut regions. In these regions, the Ukrainian forces have defeated Russian attacks and maintained the right to control the newly liberated territory. TURKEY SETS CONDITIONS, SWITZERLAND IS AGREED TO INCLUDE IN NATO Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said on Thursday that Turkey will keep its commitment to approve the application for NATO membership of Sweden if the Trump administration opens the way for the sale of F-16 fighter jets to the Ankara administration. Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said that Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan and US Secretary of State Antony Blinken discussed Sweden's efforts to join NATO last week in New York. He said that if the US keeps its promise to sell F-16 fighter jets to Turkey, the Turkish Parliament will also keep its promise and will make a final decision on Sweden's membership of NATO. Sweden and Finland also signed an application for NATO membership last year after Russia launched a war in Ukraine, but their documents need to be approved by all NATO member states. So far, Finland has been approved to join NATO, while Sweden still has to wait for approval from Hungary and Turkey. While Hungary has repeatedly expressed dissatisfaction with Sweden for criticizing the democratic situation in this Central European country, Turkey has asked Sweden to take more action to suppress the radical workers' parties that the Ankara administration sees as terrorism. Another point of controversy for Turkey is that Sweden allows pro-NATO demonstrations. In July, President Erdogan agreed to transfer Sweden's NATO membership to the Turkish Parliament after meeting with Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson and NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg. In a statement after the summit, three leaders stressed that Sweden has changed its anti-terrorism law, expanded its anti-terrorism cooperation against the radical workers' parties, and began exporting weapons to Turkey. Turkey had purchased more than 100 F-35 fighter jets manufactured by the United States' Lockheed Martin Group and transferred some of the money in the deal. However, the United States banned Turkey from the F-35 program in 2019 after Ankara resolutely purchased Russia's S-400 missile defense system, despite Washington's warnings. The United States is concerned that if Russia's White Paper operates in the military sphere of a NATO member like Turkey, it could become a threat to Washington's latest F-35 fighter jet. Meanwhile, Turkey has repeatedly stated that it will deploy the S-400 independently, which is not part of NATO's system, so it will not pose a security risk to the military alliance. China is seeking to strengthen relations with developing countries. China on September 26 revealed a new diplomatic approach, which will strengthen relations with developing countries as a wall against foreign companies moving out of Asia's largest economy. It is said to be a smart product of President Xi Jinping, the new policy of the prime minister, the global community for a common future. It calls for the elimination of the idea of protection and for major countries to take on a greater responsibility for the world's peace and development. The new policy comes as China's economy is slowly growing due to a declining global demand and weak business momentum in the country. Foreign Minister Wang Yi told reporters in Beijing that this concept reflects China's readiness to strengthen cooperation and cooperation globally, especially with developing countries. Tensions have risen in the context of the war in Ukraine. New hot spots are emerging, and some countries are trying to break away from China. This is one of the biggest changes in a century. According to a report released last week by the U.S. Department of Commerce in Shanghai, China's slow-rising U.S.-China tensions are one of the reasons for a decline in business confidence. China's unstable legal environment is also the reason for a slow-rising U.S.-China tensions. At a press conference on Sept. 26, Chinese officials praised the Belt and Road project as an example of the Chinese government's efforts to promote global cooperation, while denying that China-led infrastructure projects have caused environmental damage. Zhang Lian, representative of the National Reform and Development Committee, said this year marks the 10th anniversary of the Belt and Road Initiative. China will focus on expanding cooperation in key areas, including energy, finance, science and technology. Meanwhile, when asked if Xi would attend the APEC meeting in the U.S. in November or not, Minister Wang Yi made no other commitment than to say, we have never been absent at important multilateral forums such as the 20th General Assembly in India and the U.N. General Assembly in New York this month. Wang Yi said that China is committed to playing a constructive role in this year's APEC event. At the end of the program, let's take a look at the comments. Xinjiang people have to ask permission from China to enter Kazakhstan. Recently, the Kazakh Parliament passed a deal between the citizens of Kazakhstan and China. Kazakhstan said that Xinjiang people have to submit a certificate of resignation from the country given by the Chinese government to enter Kazakhstan. On September 25, Sadistan Bilash, director of the Kazakh government, told the press that, according to the content of this agreement, anyone who wants to enter Kazakhstan must be approved by the Chinese government. In addition, as long as Beijing requires the Kazakh government, everyone must be obliged to return anyone who has emigrated from China, including those who have a Kazakh nationality. In addition, an emigrant from Kazakhstan, from Xinjiang, said that the procedure for Xinjiang people to apply for a Kazakh passport must be approved by the Chinese government. In addition, the director of the Kazakh Human Rights Organization, Atatürk, Sadistan Bilash, said that China and Kazakhstan are together investigating the people of the two countries, focusing on the Kazakh origin of Xinjiang. In the beginning, the relevant person only needed to announce that he had left the country. In addition, the director of the Kazakh Human Rights Organization, Atatürk, said that China and Kazakhstan are together investigating the people of the two countries, focusing on the Kazakh origin of Xinjiang. In addition, the relevant person only needed to announce that he had left the country. In addition, there are many people from Kazakhstan who come from Xinjiang. They own a large number of copper mines in Xinjiang. In the current situation, these people must give up their rights to use them. Otherwise, the Chinese government will not allow immigrants to leave the country. In the beginning, Sadistan Bilash was an emigrant to Kazakhstan from Xinjiang. Kazakhstan was independent from the Soviet Union in 1991. About 1 million Kazakhs from all over the world have returned to Kazakhstan, including nearly 500,000 people from Xinjiang. In early 2017, Serikhan started the establishment of the Kazakh Human Rights Organization, Atatürk, and led the fight against human rights violations in construction sites in Xinjiang in front of the international community. Serikhan Bilash said that so far they have collected tens of thousands of statements, including many personal stories about the experiences of the victims of people released from concentration camps. However, they found that more and more witnesses were forced. According to the Kazakh press, since the beginning of this year, more and more people have emigrated from Xinjiang. Ladies and gentlemen, this is the end of this week. Thank you for watching. See you in the next program.