occupied cities and regions of our country. geography might be different, various, but cruelty is their same. crimes are the same and accountability must be inevitable . ladies and gentlemen, i would like to remind you of article one, chapter, one of the un. what charter? what is the purpose of our organization? it's a purpose is to maintain peace and make sure that peace is adhered to. and now the un charter is violated. literally starting with the article one. and if so, what is the point of all other articles today as a result of russia's actions in our country in ukraine, the most terrible war crimes of all times are. we see at the sins lower end of world war 2 and they are being committed russians. troops are deliberately destroying in ukrainian city air to ashes by with artillery and air strike.

they are deliberately blocking city, creating mass starvation they deliver to to shoot columns of civil aliens on the road, trying to escape from the territory of history. still it is, they even deliberately blow up shelters was civilians hide from air, thrice. they are deliberately creating conditions in the temporarily occupied turn . it is so that as many civilians as possible are killed there. the massacre in our city of butcher is only a wan, unfortunately, only one of many examples of what the occupiers have been doing on our land for the past 41 days. and there are many more cities similar places. well, the world will, has yet to learn their full truth, muddy all well, card kill children are, but they are a cobra junk and dozens other ukrainian communities. each of them is similar to boot shop. i know in,

you know perfectly well what the representatives of russia will say in response to the accusations of these crimes. they have said that many times they are more significant was after they are shooting down of the malaysian boy over a don barza by russian forces with russian weapons or during the war in syria. they will blame every one just to justify their own actions. they will say that there are various versions of different versions, and it is impossible to establish which one of those versions is through lay. well, these even say that the bodies were out of those kills were allegedly thrown away and, and all the deals ah, the stage to be, but it is 2022. now we have conclusive evidence. so there are satellite images that we can conduct full and transparent investigation. that is what we are interested in. maximum access for journalist,

maximum corporation with international institutions involvement of the international criminal court to complete truth and full accountability. i'm sure that every member state of the un should be interested in this for what, in order to wash it, punish one's work, and for all those who consider themselves privileged and believe that they can get away with anything. so show all the other potential war criminals in the world, how they will be punished if the biggest one is spanish, then everyone is you punished. and why did ukraine came to come to ukraine? i will tell you because russia lead hash us leadership feels like colonizers in ancient times, they need our wealth, our people, russia has already deported hundreds of thousands of our citizens to their country . they ab state more than 2000 children. he just simply conducted that those

children and continued to do. seldom russia wants to turn the ukraine into silent slaves. that russian military are looting openly, that the cities and villages that they have captured this is wide scale to grab a looting. they are stealing every thing, starting with food, ending with ear rings, gold earrings that are pulled out with blue and covered with blood. we are dealing with a state that is turning the veto into the un security council into the right to die . the. this undermines the whole architecture of global security and to allow students to go at punish, so they are destroying everything that they can. so destroy it. we, you know, if this continues there, that the countries will be, rely only on the power of their own arms to ensure that they are security

and not on international long, not rely on international institutions. the united nations can be owned simply close young ladies and gentlemen, i ready to close the un. do you think that the time of international law is gone? if your answer is no, then you need to act immediately. you there, you n. charter must be restored immediately, the un system must be reformed immediately so that the veto is not the right to die . that there is a fair representation in the security council of all region of their world, their grass and mars, to be brought to peace, immediately, determination is needed. the massacre from syria to. so molly somali, i'm from afghanistan to yemen and libya that should have been stopped a long time ago to tell her the truth. if ty rodney had at least once received such a respond war, it had b, we had reached, it would have to cease to exist,

and honest bees hadn't been guaranteed for it. and the world war to have changed for sure. and then perhaps, that would not be war in my country, not against our people against ukrainian people against our citizens. but the world watched and did not want to see either the occupation of crimea or the war against georgia, or taking the entire trans visorio from mo, mo and how russia was preparing the basis for other conflicts and war. and here they are borders of women, how to stop it right away from the russian military. and those who gave them orders must be brought to justice immediately for war crimes in ukraine, and the one who has given criminal orders and carried out them by killing our

people will be more broad before they try deal. know which should be similar to the nuremberg tribunals. i would like to remind russian diplomats that and i meant like a ban. rob has not escape punishment after 4 crimes in world war 2. i would also like to remind you that adult martin also did not go. i did not go on fine. there's nobody of them escape the punishment. but the main thing is today is it, it's time to transform the system and the united nations. so therefore, i propose to kind of in a global conference and we can do it to here in peaceful cave in order to determine how we are going to reform the world security system and how we will real lie. or how do we establish guarantee of recognition of borders and in christy off states

and countries? how we will, is sir the rule of international law. it is now clear that the goals he sat in san francisco in 1945 for the creation of a global security international organization. it has not been achieved, and it is impossible to achieve them without a forums. therefore, we must do everything in our power to pass on to the next generation. and if back day of you and what their ability to respond preventively to security challenges and 1000 guarantee fees prevent aggression and force aggressors. to please have that determination and ability to banish, if the principles of peace violated or can be no more exceptions or privileges. everybody must be equal. all participants of international relations, regardless of economic strength, geographical area, and individual ambitions in the power of peace must become dominant

them power of justice and security. the power, as a humanity has always dreamed of in ukraine, is ready to provide a platform for one of their main offices of the abd new updated security system as similar to the geneva office that deals with the human rights. and my role be off is that deals with environmental protection, and in case we can have you 24 office that can specialize in preventive measures to maintain peace. i would like to remind you of our peaceful mission in afghanistan when we ukrainians, evacuated from that country. over a 1000 more than 1000 people from it and our own extends, it was a very difficult phase. and ukraine came to their help. we took in people of different nationalities as groups,

different phase afghan citizens of the european of european countries. us, canada. we did not look who needed dot com. how was it one of our own or somebody else? we helped all of them. we saved every month. every time that was a need, everyone in the world would be confident that help could would come. the world would be more, definitely safer, more therefore ukraine has the moral right to propose a reform of the world security system. we have proven that we helped out this not only half the time, but in dark times do. and now we need decisions from the security council for peace in ukraine. if you do not know how to a make this decision, you can do 2 things, either remove russia as an aggressor and a source, a war is so it cannot blog decisions about. it's owned,

the aggression its own war. and then do everything that we can do to establish peace or the other option is quickly as well. what's the show, how we can really reform or change and dissolve yourself and it work for peace? or if there is no alternative and no option, some will, then the next option would be this, solve yourself altogether. and i know that you can admit that if there is nothing that you can do besides conversation, we need please. we ukraine, p needs in europe, needs peace and the world peace. and finally, i would kindly ask you very much to watch this short video i oh no, please give us one more minute of your time the video that we are to show that one along one country can violate gun

rights. and that's the result of being punished if possible. please watch this because it is impossible to get everyone to come to our country and see it with your own eyes. therefore, i would ask you to watch this video. thank you very much. ah of yours just joining us so very warm welcome to a special live coverage we just heard from ukraine's present farmers. lansky made a virtual address to the un security council in new york. he detailed acts of

torture, gruesome acts of violence. he alleges russian troops inflicted on civilians in boucher and he asked sir, where is the security that the security council should guarantee? well, or where ahead of mister zalinski speech show you as secretary general antonio terrace in his opening remarks called for investigations into the atrocities and expressed concern over reports of rape and sexual violence with me here in the studio is the thomas sparrow. thomas, what jumped out at you. i mean, he, he called out the un, he called out the world saying, listen, this is what's happening in my country. you need to step up. if i had to summarize the lensky speech with one sentence that he gave, i would certainly say, where is the security? the security council needs to guarantee. and he answers that himself by saying not there. there was a very strong criticism, not only to the members of the united nations security council,

the permanent members, but also the rotating members. but it was in general, also strong criticism towards the international community that has so far failed to guarantee that security that he's referring to not. this is not necessarily a new debate here. that idea that the united nations security council can not take very decisive action specifically in this face because of russia's, vito russia is one of the permanent members of the united nations security council . and as such, it can veto any decision. it basically means that the united nations security council is now incapable of making any substantial move to stop the situation in ukraine. and that is something that mr. zelinski very clearly very strongly criticized in his speech. it will be very interesting to see what happens next, because before mr. zalinski spoke, we also heard from various high ranking un officials among them. martin griffith the under secretary general for humanitarian affairs, who has been specifically tasked by the united nation security secretary general

gutierrez to try and find a humanitarian ceasefire in ukraine. he travelled to moscow already in the last few days. he's going to travel to ukraine in the coming days to try and broker that c. sorry. and he also said we have a long road ahead of us. another remarkable statement that which is, gives you an idea of how very difficult it will be to try and broker that sci fi and bring peace to suit to ukraine and end all those atrocities that mrs. valencia was referring to. that was a yeah, i stood up almost because he said that after meeting with officials in moscow, you know, it gave us an idea that this is going to be probably a protracted war. and the ramifications, obviously, 1st and foremost, for ukraine before the overall world will be massive, especially, you know, people being directly impacted a world away from this war when it comes to food supply. obviously the goal is to

avoid vis from becoming a protracted conference. the goal is.