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Russia launches ANOTHER missile dubbed 'satellite killer' amid clash with UK & US

RUSSIA has tested another missile in major muscle flex amid heightened tensions with

the West.

Vladimir Putin's defence ministry released footage showing off the "satellite killer"

– a weapon designed to obliterate enemy spies in orbit.

Video shows the rocket being loaded into a silo from the back of a massive loader truck.

It then erupts in a fireball with a blinding flash as it shoot straight up into the sky

- flaunting Russia's latest shocking military capability.

The test came amid heightened tensions between the West and Russia over the poisoning of

MI6 double agent Sergei Skripal and his daughter Yulia.

Both sides remain at loggerheads – with Russia denying any involvement – as the

world plunges towards a new Cold War.

Russian military insiders nicknamed the missile "satellite killer" as it can blast craft

out of it orbit.

The weapon can also shoot down both aircraft and missiles, as well as ICBMs with multiple

warheads.

The test was conducted the Sary Shagan test range in Kazakhstan.

Russian defence ministry sources declined to release further details of the secretive

system.

Major General Andrey Prikhodko said: "A new upgraded anti-ballistic missile has successfully

accomplished its task and struck a conventional target at the designated time."

The weapons system is simply called 53T6 in Moscow, and is known to NATO as Gazelle.

The missile is reported by the Russian media to be a part of the A-135 anti-missile shield

designed to protect the Kremlin against nuclear strikes.

It is comprised of dozens of interceptor missiles and sophisticated early warning radars.

Russia's latest missile text came just after Putin unveiled his ambitious plans to upgrade

Russia's arsenal.

He boasted of new weapons including the "invincible' hypersonic nuclear missile Satan 2 and an

undersea nuclear drone.

Putin demonstrated his Satan 2 ICBM last week in an incredible test at the snow-covered

Plesetsk spaceport in northern Russia.

It was fired for the second time since tests began last December, Moscow officials said.

Tensions have plunged between Russia and the West as Britain pointed the finger at Putin

over the poisoning of the Skripals.

The two Russian nationals were found collapsed in Salisbury last month after being attacked

with military grade nerve agent Novichok.

Russia has accused the West of playing "children's games" over the incident, and even claimed

the UK might be behind the attack.

Today it emerged, Yulia was given access to £150,000 before she was poisoned – money

which had belonged to her dead brother Alexsander.

Daily Star Online previously revealed Russia's dreaded "dead hand" nuclear weapons system

is being upgraded amid fears of a new Cold War.

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CNN 10 CNN Student News 3/4/2018 China vs America in tariffs - Duration: 7:32.

for CNN 10 I'm Carl azuz we are 10 minutes of World News explained that

that starts today with tensions over trade between the US and China the Asian

country announced yesterday that it was putting tariffs or taxes on about three

billion dollars worth of imports from the US the tariffs are on 128

american-made products ranging from pork and fruit to steel pipes this will make

it more expensive for American businesses to sell those products in

China and China says this was done as a response to the tariffs that the US

recently put on imports of Chinese steel and aluminum meanwhile US President

Donald Trump says more tariffs new ones worth as much as 50 billion dollars are

being planned by the US on additional goods from China so one big question is

will all this cause a trade war when countries take turns putting tariffs on

each other's goods causing prices to rise we don't know yet the US and China

ship hundreds of billions of dollars of goods back and forth every year so the

tariffs we've seen so far are a tiny part of that and America's Treasury

secretary says the US and China are talking behind the scenes about how to

prevent a possible trade war but a number of experts are concerned this

could turn into one and so are some stock investors the Chinese tariffs were

a major factor in a drop of the US stock market yesterday when the Dow Jones

Industrial Average fell 459 points but just like it's hard to tell if a trade

war is on the horizon it's also hard to tell what kind of affects one could have

decades down the road what happens in a trade war sometimes all it can take is

one single tariff to start a trade war when a government imposes a new tariff

other countries sometimes tend to raise their tariffs and retaliation that can

lead to further tariffs which can lead to further tariffs and well you get the

idea but let's just talk about one tariff the chicken pair in the 1960s the

Europeans were being inundated with cheap American chickens demand for that

cheaper chicken skyrocketed and so Europe in order to protect their chicken

farms the tariffs on the American chickens one

thing is certain though trade Wars bring unintended consequences so it all

started with the Europeans humble chicken tariffs but then the Americans

responded with their tariffs on dexedrine brandy and some trucks and

cargo vans while the chicken tariffs eventually

went away and so did the retaliatory brandy and dextran ones the automobile

ones stuck they remain to this day and they're credited with the rise of

American car manufacturers dominance of the truck industry but some critics say

that that tariff supported dominance has sheltered and protected American

companies who haven't been forced to innovate so it started with chicken ends

up inadvertently affecting automobile engineering five decades later another

trade war reality loopholes companies and countries can creatively avoid some

tariffs this is the Ford Transit Connect now Ford is an American company but this

van is made in Turkey so it would be subjected a cargo van tariff but at

least until a few years ago Ford figured out that if they imported

these vans with seats in the back they could just call them passenger vans and

pay a much smaller tariff once they made it stateside they strip out the backseat

take out the window and sell it as a cargo van and pay no chicken tax US

Customs has since crack down on Ford's van shenanigans but with every new

tariff comes opportunities to get around them so what happens in a trade war just

give it like 50 years is the name of military drills being held right now

between the u.s. and South Korea two countries who've been allies since the

Korean War ended in 1953 and whose common rival has been North Korea the

war games have been held annually for years they angered North Korea which has

called them practice for invasion of the north the u.s. and South Korea say the

drills are defensive in nature but with change in the air with North Korea's

leader preparing for historic meetings with South Korea's president and

potentially with America's president there are some differences in this

year's drills it is a discreet and low-key start to

the joint us-south Korean military drills this year a very different

situation to what we usually see but clearly South Korean and US

officials don't want to provoke Pyongyang at a time when relations are

soaring and of course there is that that summit coming up between moon jae-in and

kim jong and dated for april 27th so what we're seeing at this point is the

foal Eagle field exercise military drills have started at this Sunday

they'll go for a month but that's half the time that they usually last last

year for example they went for two months we are hearing though from the

Pentagon from South Korean military officials they'll have the same scope

the same scale as previous years we know there are eleven and a half thousand new

US troops within foal Eagle there's two hundred and ninety thousand South Korean

troops but one interesting thing we should mention is that we haven't heard

about any media days usually we have heard about that by this time I'm

hearing that potentially we won't be seeing very much we won't be invited to

film very much as in previous years we do film it we show it to the world and

of course North Korea sees the capabilities of the u.s. and South

Korean military's so potentially we will hear very little response from North

Korea if they are not seeing exactly what these very visual and what they

believe to be provocative military drills our schools are closed today in

Oklahoma City the capital of Oklahoma but not for Spring Break teachers there

are among tens of thousands who are protesting for more school funding and

better pay their rallies have stretched across Kentucky and Arizona to

Oklahoma's teachers who recently received their first raise in a decade

said there was still an unacceptable lack of funding for things like

textbooks and school supplies Kentucky's teachers are protesting changes to their

pension plan what they rely on for retirement their state has a tremendous

shortfall in funding for teachers pensions Arizona's teachers recently

rallied for a 20% pay raise the state governor's office said they got one of

more than 4% from 2016 to 2017 but teachers there also want more funding

for education in this is all happening within a month of

a strike by teachers and school staff in West Virginia which resulted in pay

raises they're the largest funding source for schools is the government of

the state they're in for ten out of ten going off the grid doesn't necessarily

mean keeping your feet on the ground it also doesn't mean avoiding taxes the

couple you're about to meet still pays them according to the Canadian

Broadcasting Corporation but they have seclusion like few others you've heard

the expression whatever floats your houseboat or is it a boat house and does

it cost a yacht of money to keep it afloat in shipshape they say no man's an

island but they didn't exactly get roped into living on a man-made island guess

they just kind of like it that way I'm Carl azuz sounded off