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Pictured: Former US airmen and 'mama's boy', 26, who 'decapitated his Japanese Tinder date, put her severed head in a bag and the rest of her body in the woods' while on vacation

The American tourist suspected of decapitating his date then putting her severed head in a bag and the rest of her body scattered in woods during a vacation in Japan is a former US airmen and mamas boy from Long Island, it has been revealed.

Yevgeniy Vasilievich Bayraktar, 26, remains in custody in Osaka, Japan, after allegedly murdering Saki Kondo then mutilating her body at his vacation rental. Bayraktar was on vacation in Japan and was believed to have been alone.

He met Kondo on a dating app, either Tinder or Matchapp, according to Tokyo Sports.

She was last seen on February 15 and was seen entering Bayraktars rented apartment with him on surveillance cameras.  Kondo, 27, never emerged again but he was seen exiting the rental with several bags.

He was arrested on February 22 in a different rental after she was reported missing.  Police found the womans head in a bag in a short-term lodging room in Osaka.

Afterwards, he led police to her severed torso and the rest of her body which he had scattered in the woods in Shimamoto, 25 miles away.

  US tourist Yevgeniy Vasilievich Bayraktar, 26, (left in a school photograph) is accused of murdering Saki Kondo, 27, (pictured right in an image circulated by the Tokyo Reporter in Japan then decapitating her and severing her limbs in February after they met online and had a date.

Bayraktar lives in Long Island ordinarily and grew up in the US after moving when he was nine with his mother Regina when she married a Texan she had met online.

That man told The New York Post this week that Bayraktar was spoiled by his selfish mother who abandoned her husband after he brought her and her son into the country and financed her nursing studies. He was a mamas boy.

If we were having dinner and he didn't like the food, his mother would get up in the middle of the meal to cook him something special, and this was at a time when we didn't have a lot of money, Benny Dacy, Bayraktars former stepfather, said. .

He and his mother were very close. He and I were not, Dacy said. . Bayraktar briefly served in the Air Force before being discharged in 2012.  It is not known why he was left but he was there for just 11 months.

He lives in Long Island in Mastic Beach with his mother and her third husband. Their home is quaint and is adorned with several US flags outside.

Bayraktar is seen hiding his face as he leads Japanese officials out of jail to take them to the rest of the womans body on February 26.

The 26-year-old lives in Mastic Beach in Long Island in this home with his mother Regina and her third husband. On February 15, he was last seen with Kondo on surveillance footage entering the vacation rental in Osaka.

Bayraktar was filmed leaving the apartment afterwards with bags but Kondo was not seen again.

  This is the vacation rental in Osaka, Japan, where the womans head was found in a bag. He was arrested elsewhere in a different rental which is where he is thought to have spent time with the woman.

Regina works as a nurse in the Hamptons. According to her first American husband, she and Yevgeniy were living modestly in Odessa, Russia, when he met her online.

He traveled there to meet her in person then brought the pair to the US to live with him in Texas.

They spent several years together while she studied to become a nurse but once she received her qualifications she and her son disappeared, he said.

She called once to ask me for a divorce but I had no idea where they were until the news hit.

It was the most traumatic time of my life when she just left me. She is a very selfish woman, he said.

According to Japanese officials cited by The Japan Times, Bayraktar had met several Japanese women online and taken them to various vacation rentals around Japan before he met Kondo. All of those women are safe.

After the womans head was found, Bayraktar led police to Shimamoto, 25 miles from Osaka, where her severed arms and torso were discovered.

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BE-LAR(P)-US: Invitation to MLF / приглашение на МЛФ [rus/eng sub] - Duration: 4:38.

I'm Simon James Pettitt,

I'm a larp designer

and larp player.

I'm Dagmar.

I'm Sasha, I'm 25

and my first MLF was in 2014.

I am Kristoffer

and this is Kirstine.

My name is Lena.

I'm Hanna.

I'm Gints,

I went to Minsk Larp Festival in 2017.

This is going to be my third MLF,

third

So here are two reasons why I think you should go to MLF.

We think that you should go this year because it is a fantastic place to be.

Such an unforgettable experience you can't get in any other place and time.

I remember vividly my impressions from the first MLF.

I felt like Alice who fell down the rabbit hole.

Even though I did things basically the last moment, I had an excellent time.

I got to meet some very lovely people again,

but most importantly I got to play some wonderful larps.

Larps help you explore new worlds,

hell yeah

You explore yourself and get to understand yourself.

Larp is of course a pure form of art, but can also be a professional tool.

My favourite part of larping is learning process,

since Alice, while falling down the rabbit hole, tried to remember multiplication tables, btw

And larps encourage you to think about things you wouldn't probably contemplate in your everyday life.

Games you get to play, they are so different from what you've tried.

They really have their own separate game culture.

Things that are happening with larp and development of civic society are very interesting

and it's the best place to experience it.

It's well organized; as a designer I have been treated this nicely, so I really enjoyed it.

It's new people who can become either your best friends or reliable business partners.

It's projects you didn't know exist. Dreams you couldn't even imagine.

The second reason is Minsk itself. It's a really interesting city that you owe yourself to experience.

We think that you should go to a week-in as well

because you get to meet all the very nice people and experience Minsk as a city and the history of Minsk.

MLF is a unique microcosm.

On the one hand, you're in Minsk, within the borders of Belarus.

On the other hand, you happen to be around all these fantastic people who speak various languages or English,

you play larps together, and someone you met for the first time, say, 30 minutes ago

may become a close person for you in three hours.

And of course there was dancing into the morning, discussing philosophy at lunch,

sudden sing-alongs in the street, ideas, inspiration.

Weekend full of love, laughter, tears, larp,

all sorts of things.

And I really wanna see you there, I'm gonna be there.

The people at MLF will gladly help you experience this unique town

and very creative and unique youth that lives there.

Why you should support the festival at crowdfunding platform Talaka?

MLF is a special forum for international communication

since it brings together people from different countries

who may have different views and opinions but will find the way to understand each other.

Moreover, I believe that larp enables us to become active citizens as it can be a tool

which helps you touch upon and process current essential issues.

I certainly went home much richer than I'd come.

If you can't make it, please support them.

I think the job they're doing is really really important.

So… that was my two reasons and I think you should go.

I am going to MLF.

And I think you should too, I'm looking at you.

Come to MLF, have fun, play larps, join the party.

Touch the magic that we so want to share!

See you there.

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CNN 10 | CNN Student News | March 5, 2018 | Northeastern U S recovering from one storm and bracing - Duration: 10:01.

Hi, I`m Carl Azuz with CNN 10. Welcome to the show.

As we begin a new week of news coverage, the Northeastern U.S. has taken one punch from

a powerful storm and it`s bracing for another could strike

midway through the week. Americans from Virginia to Massachusetts and every state in between

are taking stock of the damage from a Nor`easter.

On the coast, streets are flooded and homes are underwater. At least six people have been

killed.

Over the weekend, shingles of roofs were peeled by winds gusting higher than 90 miles per

hour. That`s the strength of a category one hurricane.

And one resident of Massachusetts says the beach is all over his front yard.

But for all the problems it`s causing, it`s not unusual for a storm like this to strike

at a time like this.

(BEGIN VIDEOTAPE)

JENNIFER GRAY, AMS METEOROLOGIST: A nor`easter occurs within the most crowded coast line

of the United States, the Northeast, and they can occur

any time of year but are most common between the months of September and April. That`s

when weather conditions are primed for a nor`easter.

SUBTITLE: What is a Nor`easter?

GRAY: You start with a low. It`s going to travel from the Southeast to the Northeast

and intensify. Nor`easters are strongest around New England

as well as the Canadian Maritime Provinces.

Now, we have very warm water in the Gulf of Mexico and all around the coast of Florida,

it`s going to warm the air above it and that warm air is going

to clash with very cold air coming in from the north. Now, nor`easters carry winds out

of the Northeast at about 58 miles per hour or more. And

keep in mind, the wind direction out of the Northeast is what defines a nor`easter.

It`s also going to cause beach erosion, as well as coastal flooding and very, very rough

ocean conditions.

Now, not all nor`easter have snow, but some of the most memorable ones have dumped lots

of it.

(END VIDEOTAPE)

AZUZ: The National Weather Service says the next nor`easter could hit on Wednesday or

Thursday. It addition to high winds and waves, heavy snow

could also be a part of it. That`s especially concerning for the places that were already

damaged over the weekend. Last night, power companies

said more than 400,000 people had no electricity.

And to give you a sense of how unstable the first storm made the atmosphere, have a look

at this jet trying to land in a crosswind in

Washington, D.C., and how much the pilot tried to adjust before he or she decided to postpone

the landing.

More than 3,000 flights in and out of the Northeast had to be cancelled. And the effects

of this system were felt as far west as Ohio, which like

New England saw large amounts of snowfall.

(BEGIN VIDEOTAPE)

RYAN YOUNG, CNN CORRESPONDENT (voice-over): Coastal communities in Massachusetts pounded

by monster waves. High tide sent water rolling down

streets and into homes. In Quincy, dozens of residents had to be rescued by trucks and

scooped up by front loaders. Christine Way-Cotter was one of

those getting a ride out of danger.

CHRISTINE WAY-COTTER, RESCUED IN FLOOD: It was kind of scary because we were the ones

standing up on it and having to hold on. So, but, you know,

we`re lucky. It`s just things that will get lost.

YOUNG: Storm conditions are expected to improve on Saturday, but the wind is still a factor,

so is coastal flooding. Near Portland, Maine, storm

surge left this home teetering on the edge of the Atlantic Ocean.

UNIDENTIFIED MALE: The plan is to lift it and move it back a little bit, I believe.

But it`s a lot of things that have to happen before that happens.

So we`re just trying to keep it from going anyway.

UNIDENTIFIED MALE: You feel bad for the people, but that comes with having a house on the

water. Ocean wins, you lose.

YOUNG: Another issue is power outages. In Watertown, Massachusetts, high winds made

power lines fall like dominos.

UNIDENTIFIED MALE: We had traffic lights all over town that were out and affected by this

grid. But the first responding (INAUDIBLE) trouble man,

he isolated the area and have them shut the circuit off because as you can see, the wires

were overcast. It was pretty dangerous, dangerous

situation.

YOUNG: One woman in Brockton, Massachusetts, says her son is lucky to be alive. He was

sitting in the backseat of a car when a tree came crashing

down.

UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: The house shook and then we heard a noise. We didn`t know what it was.

We ran out, and my son was still in the car with the

tree on top of it.

(END VIDEOTAPE)

(BEGIN VIDEO CLIP)

AZUZ (voice-over): Ten-second trivia:

In groups, what kind of animal is known as a "raft" on water and a "waddle" on land?

Penguin, goose, seal, or turkey?

Of these options, the only animal that`s a raft on water and a waddle on land is the

penguin.

(END VIDEO CLIP)

AZUZ: So, this would be a huge waddle of penguins. Groups of them are also called colonies and

scientists say this is a super colony of more than

1.5 million penguins. Specifically, they`re Adelie Penguins, relatively small penguins

that live in Antarctica. Though their populations have been

decreasing in other parts of the Antarctic Peninsula, satellite images indicated a lot

of them were here, and scientists got to the islands in

late 2015 to see and count for themselves.

Their findings were just published this month. They say the colony was previously undiscovered

because the island is so remote that the birds just

kind of flew under the radar, get it? And the fact that the penguins are so isolated

might have helped their numbers grow. Scientists are hoping

the site will be designated as a marine protected area as they continue to study the birds here.

Will the work of an American teenager helped doctors identify the early stages of pancreatic

cancer? The disease is highly dangerous, and highly

mysterious. The pancreas, a pear-shaped organ located behind the stomach helps the body

digest food and regulate blood sugar.

But when it develops cancer, it`s hard to identify, hard to threat and hard to stop.

More than seven out of 10 people with pancreatic cancer die

within a year of being diagnosed.

That motivated Jack Andraka to search for a better way to identify it.

(BEGIN VIDEOTAPE)

JACK ANDRAKA, SCIENTIST AND RESEARCHER: Pancreatic cancer detection is really difficult. All

the methods that we`re currently using can only

detect the cancer where it`s in the latest stages, when you have less than two percent

chance of survival.

My name is Jack Andraka. I`m 21. I`m a global health researcher at Stanford University in

California. And at age 15, I created a new way to

detect pancreatic, ovarian, and lung cancer that costs three cents and takes five minutes

to run.

A close family friend who was like an uncle to me passed away from the disease. It was

a really devastating tragedy and it really inspired me to

try and find new ways of detecting pancreatic cancer.

My breakthrough moment really came in my eighth grade biology class. I was reading this article

and all these really impressive properties of these

narrow (ph) materials and at the same time we are learning about these certain classes

of biological molecules. And all of a sudden, I was just

like, what if I combine these two ideas?

I contacted 200 different professors. I got 199 rejections. It was about like eight months

since my lab work. Nothing had been working.

But then I did my tenth test of like this test strip and finally plotting the results.

It worked out into this beautiful curve. It was just one of

the happiest moments of my life.

It`s based of these amazing properties of nanoparticles that only react to one specific

molecule. In this case, a protein that circulates in your

blood when you have these cancers. So what you do when you combine them, you end up with

a carbon substance that will only react to that one protein

that indicates that you have a cancer.

It can actually detect pancreatic, ovarian, and lung cancer all simultaneously. Also simply

switch off one component of it, it can detect

entire different diseases, Alzheimer`s, other forms of cancer, even HIV/AIDS and heart disease.

So, so far, we`ve run a couple of preliminary experiments with this test strip and it has

over 90 percent accuracy in the sample size. Things

change in clinical trials but it`s going to be a lot more accurate. There are existing

tests and test around 60 to 70 percent accurate.

It`s really been a life-changing experience. At age 15, one typically doesn`t get to skip

school to go to the White House.

BARACK OBAMA, FORMER PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES: Jack, stand up.

(APPLAUSE)

ANDRAKA: It`s been a really amazing experience and it really changed how I live my life.

I didn`t even know what pancreas was when I started this.

So if I could create a new way to detect pancreatic cancer at age 13, just imagine what you can

do.

(END VIDEOTAPE)

AZUZ: In Northern Michigan, it`s so cold, even the ice has turned blue. Here`s what

that looks like in the Straits of Mackinac, which operate the

Great Lakes of Michigan and Huron.

A windstorm caused large chunks of ice to pile up, and it appears blue because it`s

so dense, it doesn`t have the tiny air bubbles in it that the

ice and your freezer has. Without the air bubbles to make it look white, the ice reflects

the blue part of light more easily.

So, it`s like the blue light is locked up in prism. As far as we can see, it`s only

a big deal in the visible spectrum of things and we`re glad we

can shed light on something that might have been mysterice. It makes for a colorful conclusion

ROYGBI-fore we go for the day.

I`m Carl Azuz for CNN 10.

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Is diplomacy possible between the US and North Korea? - Duration: 6:27.

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U S BLAMES INDIAN AMMO FOR GUN SNAG, TEST TODAY - Duration: 3:16.

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S. Korea imports more beef from U.S. than from Australia for first time in 14 years - Duration: 0:53.

And amid fears of a trade war,... here in South Korea,...

U.S. beef imports shot up last year,... overtaking Australian beef to regain number-one status

in the Korean market.

This comes 14 years after an outbreak of mad cow disease in the U.S. had led to a ban on

American beef exports.

The Korea Rural Economic Institute says,...

U.S. beef shipments jumped 13-point-five percent last year to 177-thousand tons, while Australian

beef shipments decreased by around four percent to about 172-thousand tons.

Analysts point to Australia's drought in 2017,... and a tariff gap between the U.S. and Australia.

In 2018, American beef will attract a 21-point-three percent tariff, compared to Australian beef

at 26-point-six percent.

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Gov't holds emergency meeting to discuss U.S. steel tariffs - Duration: 0:55.

The Korean government held an emergency meeting Monday to address the rise of protectionist

measures out of Washington, including last week's annoncement of new tariffs on steel.

"We are very aware of the recent developments in the overseas trade environment.

We will closely examine the possibility of growing conflict in global trade, its impact

on Korea's exports and the global economy, and swiftly address external risks."

Monday's session involved the ministers of foreign affairs,... trade, energy and industry,...

and others.

Finance minister Kim said Korea will convey its concerns on trade frictions to the U.S.

at the G20 meeting of finance ministers and central bankers later this month.

He added the government will work closely with Korean businesses and focus on ways to

diversify the the nation's export market, including strengthening trade ties with Southeast

Asian countries

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U.S. storm leaves 9 dead, 1.5 million without power - Duration: 0:37.

A powerful storm that battered the northeastern United States over the weekend has left more

than one-and-a-half million people without power.

The "nor'easter" has also claimed at least nine lives, as it snapped trees and cut down

power lines.

Transportation was also disrupted, with hundreds of flights going in and out of major airports

in New York and Boston being cancelled.

Although the strong winds, rain and snow have moved offshore, weather authorities are still

warning of flooding and high tides in coastal areas from Maine to New York's Long Island.

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Crews from across U.S. working to get Connecticut's power back - Duration: 1:36.

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Breaking the U.S natural products market: former Whole Foods co-CEO Walter Robb - Duration: 1:30.

[Start of recorded material 0:00:00]

Walter Robb: I think that there's good upsight there because you've got a lot of expertise

on the ground farming here in New Zealand, whether it's the dairy cows or the meat. And

I think the opportunities, can you put that together with New Zealand imagination, innovation,

and create some new products that you bring to the market.

One is realising the US is a very big country and maybe you could come at it a step at a

time as opposed to going for the whole apple in the first [unintelligible 00:00:34] would

be number one. Number two is you have to be on the ground with the customer. So are you

here in New Zealand, you're going to have to come over and spend some time with the

customer in the store, with the clerk in the store, help them really understand the sort

of product that you're doing. And third is I think play your transparency. There's a

tendency not to tell the story all the way back to the New Zealand story. I think really

amp that up in a more transparent manner.

Well I think I'm more familiar with New Zealand companies on the fresh side of things, and

I think they actually did a pretty good job in terms of the lamb and the beef, and that

sort of thing. I thought that on the grocery side that it was mostly the products were

a little higher priced and I'm not sure they effectively told their story as to what was

different about the product than the other competitive products in the categories.

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US aircraft carrier Carl Vinson in historic Vietnam visit - Duration: 5:11.

US aircraft carrier Carl Vinson in historic Vietnam visit

US aircraft carrier Carl Vinson is making a historic call at Vietnam, the first time a ship of this size has visited since the Vietnam War ended.

The nuclear-powered carrier set anchor off the port city of Danang, where US combat troops first landed in the war, making this a highly symbolic location.

The visit is meant to demonstrate the countries growing military ties.

But analysts say it inevitably sends a message to China as it continues to develop the disputed South China Sea.

It comes as China announced a military budget of 1.

11 trillion yuan, an 8% increase on last year, as its annual meeting of parliament got under way in Beijing.

The BBCs Jonathan Head, who is in Danang, says that while co-operation between the US and Vietnams military has grown it is still limited, and Vietnam has to manage the messaging of this visit carefully.

China is now the de facto superpower in this region, and by far the most important trading partner for Vietnam.

So Vietnams communist leadership is taking care to avoid any steps that might upset relations with its giant neighbour, our correspondent says.

Analysis: The US woos an old enemy as China waits in the wings.

China claims almost all of the South China Sea, including reefs and islands also claimed by other nations.

Vietnam specifically exercises claims over the Paracel and Spratly islands.

The USS Carl Vinson is a so-called Nimitz-class nuclear-powered aircraft carrier and supports thousands of sailors and pilots.

The US has always said it does not take sides in the South China Sea dispute, but the US Navy has consistently run so-called freedom of navigation operations through disputed waters, a clear challenge to Chinas territorial ambitions.

The USS Carl Vinson has made many journeys to the wider region in its decades of service and was last in the sea just days ago.

Danang was a major US military base during the Vietnam War.

The docking of the vast vessel, which can support up to 90 aircraft, will represent the largest US military presence in Vietnam since the end of many years of bitter conflict and after the country was unified in 1975.

The Vietnam War - which Vietnam calls the American War - was protracted and bloody.

The Vietnamese government estimates that millions of Vietnamese, both civilian and Communist fighters, were killed.

Just over 58,000 American soldiers were killed or went missing in action.

Only a symbolic message: Jonathan Head, BBC News, Danang.

The presence of a US aircraft carrier in Danang, one which will be conducting so-called freedom of navigation passages through the disputed areas of the South China Sea, also sends a potentially provocative message to China - but only a symbolic one.

To date US expressions of concern over Chinas actions in the sea have had no discernable impact on the construction of military facilities there.

The US carrier strike group looks impressive, but it is not clear what it can actually do to restrain China.

Even as Vietnams top brass enjoy watching the full might of the superpower they once fought now paying court as a would-be ally, they must remain mindful of the continuing historic shift in the balance of power in their region away from the United States, in favour of China.

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"The Kuder assessments helped us develop curriculum." - Duration: 1:26.

A few years ago we used the Kuder assessment, and we polled students

on what they were interested in, and we had a 60% result of students that were

interested in going into some branch of the medical field. So we actually created

a program at Cullman High School that targets those students to give them kind

of an introduction into healthcare. We start with the foundations of health

science which covers standard precautions, different things in the

hospital, fire safety, and promotion of safety in general. They get an introduction into

some of the anatomy related to the health care career. Then they move on to therapeutics

and internships. And the students are getting to go to about 25 different

clinical sites including pharmacy, veterinarian, chiropractics, mental health.

In addition to about 15 sites at our local hospital, Cullman Regional Medical Center.

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An attack on North Korea could start a US China war Don't do it|tick tock news|latest news| - Duration: 6:01.

Following the Winter Olympics, South Korean President Moon Jae-in indicated he was ready

to talk to North Korea and engage in diplomacy.

And while Vice President Mike Pence – who earlier announced severe sanctions on the

North –first signaled a willingness to talk, he quickly seemed to change course.

President Trump further indicated that he is considering a preventive military strike

on the North if the sanctions failed to denuclearize the communist nation.

But such a so-called "bloody nose" strike against North Korean missile sites and nuclear

facilities stands an excellent chance of becoming a bloody disaster.

China won't tolerate an unprovoked attack on North Korea, and President Moon will not

support the use of South Korean forces as part of a U.S. military strike against North

Korea.

South Koreans loathe the regime of North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un.

But very few think that initiating a war on the Korean Peninsula will hasten reunification,

let alone lead to lasting peace.

In fact, 59 percent of South Koreans oppose a pre-emptive strike on North Korea's nuclear

facilities.

Consequently, if President Trump authorizes military action against North Korea, the most

probable outcome will be war with China and the immediate expulsion of U.S. military forces

from South Korea.

President Moon will have no other choice if he is to avoid conflict with China.

And, contrary to expectations in Washington, Japan will decline to participate in Washington's

"bloody nose" extravaganza in any meaningful way.

Tokyo will privately welcome a conflict that removes North Korea from the map, but will

not put the Japanese home islands at risk to help Washington in its war with China.

The net result will be embarrassment on a global scale for Washington and the American

people.

The Trump presidency could well be destroyed.

On the other hand, it's useful to point out that President Xi Jinping of China has

actually cooperated with Washington to push North Korea to the brink of economic implosion.

Xi has told Kim Jong Un that if he attacks his neighbors or the U.S., Beijing will not

assist North Korea in any way.

The importance of Xi's stance to U.S. military planners cannot be overstated.

Military planning is always based on a mix of known capabilities relating to friendly

and opposing weapon systems, as well as unknowable aspects of a potential opponent's behavior.

Predictably, in American military planning untested assumptions are often frequently

shaped by wishful thinking.

Fortunately for the U.S., President Xi has taken precautions to disabuse Washington of

any wishful thinking.

If America initiates hostilities against North Korea, China will not sit on the sidelines.

According to South Korean sources, if we attack North Korea the Chinese People's Liberation

Army's Northern Theater Command is preparing the Chinese 78th Army Group for intervention

on the ground to cope with the potential collapse of the North Korean state.

The Northern Theater Command in Manchuria also includes the 79th Army Group.

Together, the two Chinese Army Groups positioned in Manchuria field 855 tanks, 819 Infantry

Fighting Vehicles, 200 self-propelled guns, rocket artillery, missile defense units, support

troops and several hundred attack aircraft – a force of roughly 300,000.

None of these points suggest that America's nuclear arsenal could not quickly and thoroughly

erase the North Korean state from the map.

While that's something that Washington can accomplish, a high-end conventional conflict

with China on the Korean Peninsula is a contingency for which the U.S. armed forces are not prepared.

Any use of nuclear weapons to compensate for U.S. conventional military weakness – regardless

of yield – would likely trigger a nuclear exchange with China that no sane person wants.

It is time to reconsider the wisdom of military action against North Korea.

In their first meeting, President Moon asked President Trump to accelerate the transfer

of wartime command of all Korean and U.S. armed forces on the Korean Peninsula to a

Korean Army four-star general.

President Trump was perplexed.

President Trump's advisers had not prepared him for the question.

For decades, a U.S. Army four-star general has exercised absolute authority over the

South Korean-U.S. Combined Forces Command, the warfighting headquarters responsible for

the defense and, if necessary, the defeat of external aggression against South Korea.

President Moon is the latest South Korean leader to conclude that without unambiguous

South Korean national command authority over the armed forces on its soil, South Korea

is not really a sovereign nation.

He has a point.

The truth is that Washington is not equipped to "solve the problem" on the Korean Peninsula,

largely because the problem is not ours to solve.

South Korea is a brilliant success story.

Now the United States mission on the Korean Peninsula is complete.

Seoul, not Washington, must now work with Beijing and Tokyo to solve the problem.

For Washington, Step One is to signal American support for President Moon's initiative

of an inter-Korean dialogue.

Step Two is to turn over command of the Combined Forces Command to a South Korean four-star

general as soon as possible.

Make it clear that the destiny of the South Korean people rests in their own hands.