of the, this is dw news live from the and then another c 5 when they're gone, no cat, or by after 2 days of attacks from mazda by john and scores of casualties ethnic armenians, separatists in the disputed region, say they laid down their weapons for peace. talks also on the program ukrainian president, holiday marriage, zalinski addresses a special session of the united nations security council, calling for russia to be stripped of a to veto a pile of the

hello. i'm told me on like, well, welcome to the program. as a by jones president says this country has regained control over the break away and the going account or by region of to set protest ethnic armenian forces agreed to lay down their arms as part of a cease 5 protest as have rallied in the median capital. the at have on, over the government's handling all the situation in the going, a terabyte accusing it of abandoning armenians during the fighting. that separatists officials say killed at least 200 people. not going to care about is international. you recognize as positive as a by john, even though most of his residents are academic armenians, as a by john to control of parts of the region after a war with all media. in 2020 a. d. w 's maria type of might say is in the media and capital right year of and then she gave us a picture of the events. well,

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dw, use maria today reporting from the meeting capital. you have on now the sci fi announcements still leaves significant unresolved questions about the ongoing conflict between our media and as a by john. and that includes the question of nego in a car box. final status was remains open and a set to be the focus of talks due to take place between the 2 sides. starting on thursday. the mountain is region has been a flash point, at least since the collapse of the soviet union. here's an overview. as it was authored by john's decision to launch what it called anti terrorist activities that sparked the latest conflict. it said it wanted to drive out armenians, that british troops from now gordon, o'connor, polk, and restore order. the territory is internationally recognized as part of us are based on,

but it's $120000.00 inhabitants are mostly ethnic. armenians conflict between both sides over no core, no carnival is enough for new dates back over a century. within the last 30 years armenian, azerbaijan have fought to voice over it the 1st war which ended in 1994 the armenians side to control us. now gordon, a kind of ball and 7 other districts, a foot after shore tours in 2020 also advise on check back those districts. and a 3rd of no for no quarter saw russia sent peacekeepers to the region that earlier this year was, are by john, set up an official check point on the, on we cord or between armenia and non gordon will cut off. it said it's

aimed what's to stop weapons smuggling, but it's meant the flow of food and other central supplies into that territory has been cut further. escalating tensions, armenian set, purchase forces have agreed to cease fire, and azerbaijan has been announced the end of its military operation. now reg, sort of yan is an independent research on the south and the south caucasus region. since the un security council will discuss the situation and the car, but we often what role the un can have in building stable piece in the region. indeed, there is mobilization here in the united states. i mean, an american community is pushing for very concrete policy, matters. it is, as i mentioned, it very difficult to imagine a stable, i mean a population in other by john. so some kind of international and i can is i'm some kind of mediation most preferably to

a u. n. a security council resolution might have to very least create an atmosphere of my create some kind of stability so that an atmosphere of final trust and dialogue and peace in the future could be established still on the un security council, ukrainian president. while the dinner zalinski is called for fundamental reform of the council, speaking to a special session in new york, he said reform was the only way to ensure peace in ukraine and prevent further was off aggression. as the landscape was referring to the fact that russia, as a permanent member of the security council, can use at the veto to prevent the un taking action to try and in the russian invasion of ukraine. frustrated by the security council's inability to prevent and in the war in ukraine, president below to move vilicki insisted the most critical path to protect the

world from russian christian is to strip it of its power at the un broke out because it is an or the pyre a veto in the hands of the aggressor is what has pushed the un into a deadlock with nibbling in that i need somebody a want that therefore the un general assembly should be given real power to overcome the veto nicole, this is the essential step in most realism, if it is otherwise impossible to stop the war, who is the width of because all efforts have vetoed by the aggressor, or those who condone the aggressor with dying? yeah, not or was it in the assembly? the rush is one of the counsels, 5 permanent members. each is able to kill resolutions with the power of its veto, even when most nation support them. russia has repeatedly kept the un for moving against it, and it's a war of aggression and ukraine. the russian foreign minister, sir gay lover off pushed back, accusing the west of geo political bias. he also defended russia veto power. of the

most of the media uses veto is an absolutely legitimate tool laid out in the un charter and order to prevent taking decisions that would risk splitting the organization. people that you present zillow sky, however worn that unchecked to veto power by a member leading an unjust war, or diminishes the competence smaller globe or players have in the when he also reached out to world leaders in the global south. by calling from work and taishan in the body with expanded permanent membership as it are. but let me dw correspondent to now to milan is at the un headquarters in new york to know you were at the security council chain. but when that debate was going on, that lensky showed up. how did that go? of the yes i spent much of the day inside the un security council chamber and sitting there, i really did have this acute sense of how difficult the job of the security council to maintain peace and to prevent conflict in the world. how difficult that

job has it been since a rush to invaded the cream? and in the session, it already started as soon as it opened, when russell objected to lodge a mirror, savanski being given precedents to speak before the other members of the un security council. he use the words like one man stand up show to use the word like spectacle, and there was even an exchange with the l being and prime minister, who of course holds the presidency for the un security council. the l being and prime minister ended up saying to the russian representative that, you know, there was a quick solution to this. if a russell were to end it's war in ukraine, the loading mirror savanski wouldn't have to be invited. and that was the remarks that resonated with many in the room. you could really tell at the same time it highlighted the absurdity of the situation. the top,

if the security council had been working in the way that it's supposed to, then this special session on your trade would not have had to take place. and you wouldn't have a dresser and agreed present in the same room with this body, hosting them both, trying to decide how it's meant to move forward. how it's meant to do the work. it's not to do well. russia still belongs to it as a member, and then letting me is the length to himself addressed some of these issues um to the counsel. indeed he did, and it has to be said that the line, steve, he's been very focused on his messaging here during the un general assembly during the un security council saying that so this attack on you frame is in fact the bad for the world is an attack on the united nations, so to speak, as every country as men to cherish it's a, it's sovereignty. but what he was also trying to do was convinced that the

community of assembled nations that it could learn from the experience of ukraine, that it could use ukraine as a blueprint to ensure lasting peace in the world. so he put forward the so called ukraine peace formula. this is something that he's been working on in conjunction with other countries. there were discussions about it in denmark and saudi arabia, and he presented it again today in new york. talk it and it's a piece plan that contains provisions for territorial integrity, the return of ukraine's territorial integrity for preventive sanctions, for a tribunal for russian war crimes. but then he brought it back to this idea that none of these plans would be able to see for wishing, because russia does retain that veto within the security council. you mentioned the tension in the room, but do we actually see the direct face off between law for all of the russian

foreign minister and zalinski? you know, we didn't know at this much anticipated showdown, did not happen when so lensky was speaking. love rob was not there. he was really represented by the russians ambassador to the united nations. when love rob was speaking, zalinski had already made it a point to not be there he left in the proceeding speech, which happened to be us secretary of state. and to be blinking speech perhaps so to avoid accusations of trying to make an austin, patients exit. and so it really does seem like there was an effort from these 2 men to avoid each other to the security council meeting. but we also know that the lens, he had an agenda today beyond the un security council meeting. we know that tonight, for example, he is on a reception out a think tank, receiving an award at some point. he's going to travel on to washington where he's

scheduled to meet with us president joe biden, and as well as with some members of congress to try ensure up support for, for his war effort. and you're paying for the defend ukraine at a time where the war has dragged on past days. and enthusiasm could be breaking down somewhat worse gen altima in new york. thank you very much for that update. let's take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world been as well. oh no, sorry. do you say they've regained control of a prison taken over by a possible criminal gang. 11000 law enforcement officers were involved in the operation. and as well as the biggest homegrown gang had made the prison in the countries north, its headquarters reported me installing a zoo, a pool, and of the amenities or your rounds. parliament has passed the lo,

increasing prison terms and finds for women who breaks the countries strict is allow me the dress code and this comes days after the anniversary of the death of g . now, most i mean me who was detained by the more morality police. so called morality police for wearing a headscarf and properly a desk in custody, sparked mass of protest checking on the sports now and spain's woke up winning squad has agreed to and it's a boy called of the national football team after the spanish football federal ration promised to make immediate and profound structural changes, the plans were refusing to represent spain until there was an overhaul. the crisis began with the former football boss, louise, it'll be alice kissed jenny anamosa on the mouth that the world comp final celebrations. the federation would elaborate on the changes, only thing they'll be announced soon. you're watching dw news live from been and here's a reminder of our top story or ethnic. all medium size is an additive by johnny

forces in the defeated region of the go into a car box, had declared a cease 5 ethnic armenian separatists, didn't lay down their weapons for peace talks due to take place on thursday in as advised you, which indeed the news business is next to me and told me you will not go. thanks for watching the secrets lie behind the discovery, benches in 360 degrees and explore fascinating. both heritage selling you world heritage 360. now the new will tell you we're happy that we are back to the story. we have a.