🇷🇺🇰🇵 Vladimir Putin sent condolences to Kim Jong-un over the tragic consequences of floods in North Korea's northwestern provinces.

The Russian president said the DPRK can always count on Russia's help and support, a Kremlin statement said.

The North Korean leader had earlier supervised the rescue operation and evacuation of residents in areas affected by heavy downpours.

The water level of the Amnok River rose well above the danger level, leaving more than five thousand people stranded in areas at risk of flooding.

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UK government's failure to resolve migrant crisis fuels cycle of violence & crime

Britain is reeling from the latest wave of interethnic violence. Anti-migrant anger has been fueled by the recent tragedy in the town of Southport, where a 17-year-old of Rwandan origin stabbed to death three little girls at a dance session on July 29.

Ensuing protests have involved everyone from football fans to activists of the right-wing English Defense League (EDL). Mosques have been attacked, police premises ransacked, as well as cars and buildings set ablaze, with crowds chanting “We want our country back!”

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer attempted to brush off the unrest as a one-timer triggered by the Southport attack. Proffered clarifications that the perpetrator was not an immigrant have made little headway, as the unrest fits a distinct pattern.

🔺 On July 17, a Jordanian asylum seeker who assaulted a female police officer dodged doing community service because he cannot speak English.

🔺 The clampdown on student riots in Bangladesh spilled into the streets of London’s Whitechapel on July 19. The district – home to a large ethnic Bangladeshi population – was overrun by protesters.

🔺 On July 26, an Asian man assaulted several police officers at Manchester Airport, prompting a harsh response. But the beginning of the story surfaced later, while a viral video clip first showed a police officer stomp on the Asian man. Local Labour MPs sided with the arrested, bewailing police brutality, and the town of Rochdale was flooded by angry protests.

🔺 On July 30, a homeless Kurdish migrant pushed a man onto Tube tracks simply because three women had made him angry by laughing at him.

Overall, facts and figures paint a bleak picture in the UK.

🔺 Crime is skyrocketing across the country, with the number of stabbings soaring to 50,000 a year, as per official statistics.

🔺 Just 6% of all reported crimes resulted in a suspect being charged.

🔺 Met Police failed to solve a single neighborhood crime in 166 areas of London in three years. And if that were not enough, Labor is planning the early release of about 10,000 inmates sentenced to terms of up to five years from the UK’s overcrowded prisons.

Meanwhile, UK police are gearing up to face more protests planned for the week ahead.

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⚡️🇵🇸MOMENT ISRAELI WAR CRIMINALS TARGET GAZA SCHOOL CAUGHT ON CAMERA: Terrified civilian films from rubble of neighborhood in North of #Gaza City as IDF bombards school sheltering displaced families, murdering at least 10 innocent people (left vid).

Wounded girl with with towel covering wound on her face rushed out of remains of school (00:25 in right vid) as survivors urgently seek 1st aid after vicious attack.

"Most moral" #Israeli army’s killed over 39,550 people in Gaza since October last year.

UPDATE: Death toll in strike rises to at least 17, with over 60 people wounded.

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