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16:46Now PlayingIn this episode of The President's Daily Brief:
• We’ll begin with a stark warning from the head of Britain’s MI5 intelligence agency, who said Russia and Iran are working overtime to sow mayhem across Europe through sabotage missions and attacks on dissidents. The intelligence chief also cautioned that a resurgent al Qaeda and Islamic State pose a growing terrorism threat to the continent.
• Later in the program, an update on Israel’s expected retaliation against Iran. While sources say Israel will probably not target Iran’s nuclear program, Israeli leaders are keeping their U.S. counterparts in the dark.
• Then, we’ll turn our attention to the war in Ukraine, where intelligence suggests North Korean troops fighting for Russia have been killed in combat, and that the hermit kingdom will likely deploy additional forces.
• In our 'Back of the Brief' segment, the love affair between Russia’s Vladimir Putin and North Korea’s Kim Jong Un continues to blossom, with the little dictator sending the Russian despot a birthday note calling Putin his "closest comrade" and gushing that their alliance has made them "invincible."
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