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crisis. if president decides that he can move forward with his aggression against ukraine, your governments and your people will faith, painful consequences together with our government and our people. this is why we need to use this last chance for action and stop russia, where it is. for those right now, always give it, direct continues to go and to provoke and to our key, if we warn you to think upon the request of the next animal hangs, the thief, i will be monitored by the russian forces. no one intends to go softly, softly any violating. and therefore we ask you today to focus efforts on branding in kiev and deterring it from conducting a new military adventure that might cost the whole of ukraine. very daily. the comin says that separate his leaders in easton, ukraine of formerly asked for military help to fend off what they're calling.

ukrainian aggression. shelling is intensified on the front line between pro russian rebels and ukrainian forces. the european union has agreed to implement further sanctions on russia. they're expected to target the defense minister and top military commanders. it'll also impose sanctions on hundreds of members of brushes, parliament, which voted to recognize ukraine's break away regions. syria state media says that at least 3 soldiers have been killed. and what it says, what is really airstrikes near the capital damascus? it's the 4th reported time this month, and as well as launched missiles inside syria. a convoy of truck drivers has begun a cross country drive from california to washington, dc to protest against corona virus mandates. hundreds of people sold them off in the town of adelanto. and both the headlines. these continues here on out to sierra off to witness. next teaching. now you can watch out to see were english streaming live or nike channels plus thousands of all programs,

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ah, to the you and we're the secure to counselor's meeting to discuss the ongoing developments in ukraine. let's listen to the negative risk. more post. i know, but it's 3rd floor gray. mcbride. good results have been looked nazi. a lot stress more if you run a british journal still got a lame, a bridge to douglas. i get the result. posters, elders, to do a patient trouble. still 3136 wires canal to load. now now i know, but i wouldn't say literally throw that though, so yeah, little professional. yep, resorts, 95 entity off for the study, julie gilmer, germany and ukraine to participate in this me, person that is showing up in your mind to say, decided most know anybody in accordance,

you know, well, kinda new to this meeting, your new dimension to general terrace this if you'd like to bring the projects in and in accordance with the rule, $39.00 of accounts of the provisional rules, the procedure 9 fight and res decarlo and sexy, general political piece, building effect putting decided this particular to counseling up again. it's consideration of item to the agenda. my wishes to warmly come, the secretary general has that consistent tenure terrace and give him the floor sankey, very much mister president. mister president, excellence is i want to reaffirm what i expressed this morning in the meeting of the general assembly. but of course it

wouldn't make any sense to bother you breathing again, the same texts that i'm sure you are all aware of. in between, during the day and numbers of events took place. and with your permission, mister president, i would like to ask miss rosemary the carlo to be able to brief you on those events . but similar tenuously, the day was full of rumors and indications that a author and offences against the crane was imminent. in the recent busts, there were several situations with similar indications, similar rumors. and i never believed in them

convinced that nothing serious would happen. i was wrong, and i like not to be wrong again to day. so if indeed, an operation is being prepared. i have only one thing to say from the bottom of my heart. but has it been put to stop your troops from attacking do crane. give this a chance to many people have already light. thank you mister president. motivated. i thank the sector general the for his introductory remarks and i now give the floor to with miss rosemary to color. thank you, mr. president. earlier today,

the so called authorities of the daniel and lou hans people's republics, requested military assistance from the russian federation. also today, the ukranian authorities declared a nationwide state of emergency and announced other related defense and security measures, including the mobilization of reservists. throughout the day we've seen disturbing reports of continued heavy shelling across the contact line and civilian and military casualties. there are also reports of the repeated targeting of civilian infrastructure. this evening, different media are carrying reports of an ongoing, large scale, military build up and on military columns moving towards ukraine. the russian federation has also reportedly shut airspace to civilian aircraft near the border

with ukraine. the united nations cannot verify any of these reports. but if these developments were confirmed, they would greatly aggravate and already dangerous situation. ukrainian authorities are also reporting a new large scale cyber attacks targeting civil state and financial institutions. mister president, president the landscape earlier this evening called for continued diplomacy separately. president putin also spoke about his continued readiness to engage in dialogue. we encourage such efforts, even at this late hour un staff remain on the ground to provide humanitarian assistance to the people of ukraine. we are committed to staying and delivering. all parties must ensure their safety and security respect for international

humanitarian law and international human rights law is also paramount. we cannot predict exactly what will happen in the coming hours and days in ukraine. what is clear is the unacceptably high cost in human suffering in destruction of an escalation. the people of ukraine want peace, and i am certain the people of russia, one piece. we must do everything in our power to ensure that peace prevails. thank you mister president. here we'll get it before i thank mister con i for her briefing, and i'll give a thought to those council members who wish to make statements bureau, but i gave the floor to 1st to the representative albania. thank you mister president. your colleagues, this is the 4th time the council is meeting the crime in

a matter of weeks. every time we meet reality on the ground confirms bit by bit what some of us have been on dissipating. russia has been saying one thing i'm doing is country. we were told troops were retreating when they only have increased . we were told to stop hysteria, since troops were in russian territory. no longer. they are inviting a neighbor unprovoked with false pretexts, false narratives, and fabricated news. every development unfolding in the last 40 hours confirms to us and to the world that russian war is have nothing to do with, with its security that it's on site is, are not linked to nathan largemouth. that this issue is not a government asian between russia and the west. this is the confrontation between russia and international law. the un charter that he deliberately has chosen to

ignore a confrontation between a had demonic, thick vision and the rules based world order. the colleagues, it's not about russia's concern, it's about russia's appetite, the ukrainians are facing another aggression just because they dare to exist. because they have chosen to be independent because they have opted for democracy. their colleagues, this is a dark, our not only for ukraine, but for the entire international community as we witness with trepidation. the progression of a pure act of aggression carefully planned and cold bloodedly being executed. we called and hoped for a bag down of the russian federation from the senseless, destructive and self destructive action. we will be in the same cold for russia to stop, to reflect, to reverse the legal decisions,

to withdraw from the senseless madness to de escalate. not to push towards precipice. several mechanisms are in place and various proposals have been made, including by president zelinski is whose calls remain unanswered. diplomacy is like hope, it dies last. but for it to work, it must be, sees, not ignored, as the sector general just called for here. we call on the follow members of the security council to rule in support of going sovereignty. and 30 tal integrity. russia has been warned repeatedly that they will be alone in this foolishness, that they will be responsible for the innocent lives loft, including rush with maybe and for the destruction cause in the heart of europe in the 21st century. if they choose to continue to execute their plans, as everything indicates, they will bear not only the consequences of the war, but also the historical blame and shame of invading

a neighboring country when its responsibility as a big country. as a permanent member of the security council calls for it to work and help preserve peace and security. not to torpedo it. we reiterate our support became sovereignty and i thought integrity within its international organized borders. anthony thought it was in concluding, i will come the presence of the permanent conservative of ukraine to this meeting. i would like to convey to him to the ukrainian government and people that of this month, most critical moment in their history. they are not alone. and with them firm in full, so there are 2 of them for the rights to free to be free and choose who they want to be. i thank you. yeah, but i to thank with a representative albania, for his statement, and now give the flow to the representative united states. thank you, mr. president. and thank you, secretary general. thank you for your strong strong stance and your powerful

remarks today at the general assembly. and for your remarks to night, colleagues, a few moments ago i spoke to president biden, who asked me to convey in the strongest possible terms, he is an hour, steadfast, support for ukraine, and support for the b urgent meeting this council has convened to night. furthermore, he asked me to share that the united states and our allies and partners will continue to respond to russia's actions with unity, with clarity, and with conviction. we are here to night because we believe along with ukraine, that a full scale further invasion into ukraine by russia is imminent. to night, we're seeing the russians close air space. move troops into dan bus,

and move forces into combat ready positions. this is a perilous moment and we're here for one reason. and one reason only to ask russia to stop returned to your borders. senior troops in your tanks and your planes, back to their barracks and hangers, and senior diplomats to the negotiating table. back away from the brink before it is too late. last week, the united states inform this counsel and the world about what we expected to see unfold. we said that russia would manufacturer put pretext for an attack. we have since seen numerous false flag events staged along the line, the line of lines of contact in don bus. we said russia with theatrical lead

convene, emergency meetings, at the highest levels of the russian government. we all saw this on monday with the state televised security council meeting held by president putin. an orchestrated moment in which the russian government decided to recognize as and i quote, independent states, unquote, sovereign territory of ukraine controlled by russia's proxies since 2014. they literally violated ukraine sovereignty and territorial integrity on live television. before the world. we said that false proclamations would come, declaring russia would need to defend russian speakers in ukraine. we got that and much more from president putin speech on monday. and during the speech of the russian ambassador in the general assembly today,

no one could have predicted just how dangerous inciting, and far reaching president prudent speech would be. with prudent arguing for taking the world back in time to an era of empowers and colonies. finally, we said the attack would come next that we could expect communications to be jammed cyber attacks to shut down key ukranian institutions. last week we attributed to russia denial of service attacks against ukrainian banks, and we saw similar activity this morning targeting government sites as well. and in the last few hours, we have received very concerning reports of destructive malware were placed on hundreds of computers and executed on at least some after that we said what? come the bombs and missiles,

the soldiers and the tanks. already soldiers have been deployed to the occupied region of ukraine. ladies and gentlemen, we're here to night because we believe the rest is eminent. now, over the past few weeks, russia has called our predictions hysterical. russia said we were lying. russia said we were supplying the world with misinformation. russia's diplomats even last in the face of the human suffering. we were sounding the alarm about. but what we said would happen has come to pass for all the world to see. so let us be clear. all parties are not culpable. here, there is no middle ground calling for both sides to de escalate. only gives russia a pass. russia is the aggressor here. rushes attack

on ukraine is tantamount to an attack on the un and every member stayed in the chamber to night. the security council is charged with adjudicating threats to peace and security. russia is by passing, it's inter russia is by passing it entirely and taking matters into its own hands. and that undermines the institution. it undermines everyone who participates in it . the united states, ukraine, its allies and partners across europe, un officials, every other member of the security council. we have all repeatedly implored russia to engage at the diplomatic table. those calls were not heard.

instead, tonight, russia has brought its people, the ukrainian people, and the world to the brink of a conflict that will produce an untold amount of human suffering. i said it in the general assembly this morning and i'll say it again tonight. every day russian should be asking themselves right now, how many russian lives putin will sacrifice for his cynical ambitions. responsible members of the security council will stand together, and we will stand with ukraine. and we will, we will do so despite a reckless, irresponsible, permanent member of the security council, abusing its powers to attack its neighbour and subvert the un and our international system. this morning and the general assembly, we saw dozens of leaders from across the globe stand up to defend the un charter

and ukraine against russia's brazen attacks. we were proud to stand with them. today i had the opportunity to meet with ukrainian foreign minister labor. and many of you were in the general assembly hall this morning when foreign minister to labor received enthusiastic and overwhelming applause after his remarks. since he could not be here this evening, i would like to conclude by echoing his words this morning he warned us all that quote, no one will be able to sit out this crisis. if president putin decides that he can move forward with this aggression against ukraine, your governments and your people will face painful consequences together with our government and our people,

unquote. he is right. history tells us that and we must confront this threat head on in this council, in the you, in an, in our capitals. the people of ukraine are counting on us. let's not let them down. thank you, mr. president. here a little, i think, a representative united states, a statement in and out in the flow to the representative of the united kingdom. mister mister president, i st. the secretary general and under secretary general decarlo for their remarks. we are here to night to call on russia to avert war. for months, russia has been holding a gun to ukraine's head. now, president putin's finger is on the trigger. a full scale conflict.

in a country of 44000000 people will bring immense suffering casualties on both sides and devastating humanitarian consequences. the members of this council, the general assembly and the secretary general, have all called this week. for respect for the principles of the un charter. the world is calling for peace, but russia is not listening mister president, make no mistake. the u. k. will not compromise. we will not compromise our commitment to ukraine sovereignty and territorial integrity.

our support for peace prosperity and the democratic freedom of the people of ukraine. we will not compromise our commitment to the purpose and principles of the un charter above all the founding principle of this united nations that we live together in peace with one another as good neighbors. russia's actions are an assault on the charter and we will not compromise our commitment to a search for peace were here for the 2nd time this week in the council. my prime minister and foreign and defense secretaries have been unsparing in their diplomatic efforts. but we have also announced

a significant further sanction step against russia with our allies, a package targeted against some of the russian oligarchs, banks and politicians, supporting president putin. and we will ratchet up economy. consequences should russia continue, its aggression? there is still time for restraint. reason and de escalation, but that time is now. thank you. a little bit of the status again with the represent every attempt kingdom for her statement and an arc, the flaw to representative of france pursued proceed all present you will see his look like those. i think the secretary general books on that for his

engagement to the full and for his co, which france fully supports as we speak, as soon as russia is on the verge of provoking cares in ukraine job. and the striking and unjustifiable below to peace and security in the heart of europe. for several months, the president of the russian federation has patiently prepared the means for a major offensive against ukraine and his army, his mast soldiers, and gathered weapons at an unprecedented level. since the end of the 2nd world war, all the more hears in sight, i do violence through lies anderson formation. he has denied even the legitimacy of the ukrainian, the state. when he has attacked sovereignty and the integrity of ukraine. by recognizing the independence of portions of ukrainian territory,

faced with a strategy of threats sunder decentralization. ukraine has demonstrated admirable restraint. it did not resort to violence despite the russian publication . i wish to reiterate our southside charity, with the people of ukraine will, as present my call reminded his ukrainian counterpart, a few hours ago vase with the strategy of disorder and confrontation, the leaders of europe and the united states showed their unity and redoubled their efforts to propose and you're a diplomatic outcome, what present my car together with change. chancellor shots and many partners have all done their part. they have, she demonstrated their availability to build a where the russia

a renew and security architecture for euro will go sort of france strongly condemns a strategy of provocation to war of the russian president will be here, the call. it was of the ukrainian people conveyed by present soleski in his address of the russian nation, a few hours ago. ukrainians want peace. they want a relationship of good neighbors leaving us where the russians forms mirroring the family and personal relationships which should be there by and so many russians and ukrainians. the international community mr. president has made its voice heard. so it's united voice to day at the general assembly. the debris was it is out of respect to the charter of united nations. the peaceful settlement of disputes that of the.