in the middle east or in africa they would do it for the land of iranian sentiment because they probably do that it's good to support their idea of their stance that iran is the main source of problems or the main source of evil in the region our stance however is to use the experience of other regions of the world in particular the experience of europe with. them of their own with where they started. the process of security and cooperation in europe for which led to the agreement until sink year and other many other important agreements such as the charter for european security and the platform for corporate security which happened 20 years ago and these documents are blind to the principles of serious importance of dialogue and acting with mutual interests and concerns

and not taking steps that would somehow be made at the expense of the interests of security of the other members of the o.e.c.d. and this is the basis of our school's concept of security you have it also in the persian gulf we presented this initiative a long time ago actually when it was still possible to prevent. the discoloration we see today unfortunately know that all countries of the persian gulf. agreed to act. within the obama shows that they wanted to wait. until it was raided and well now it's over and i would say to late because all of the countries of the persian gulf. now are thinking how to deescalate the situation and the. this goes to show that

it's the ideas that we have been promoting for us which they are well in demand these are simple ideas to come to the negotiating table and. issues because you start talking not through mass media. but much through civilized conversation. without. talking to. some out of the outside public but just to negotiate peacefully and i hope that this process will begin at some point and i hope that apart from the gulf states it will also include. for example the the 5 permanent members of the u.n. security council be. our obliques states the african union and the e.u. which is has also been interested in that and if this process does start there is

the same approach could be used in other countries of the middle east and northern africa where. we see. a need for an inclusive system of security. thank you very much mr leverett what could you tell about your daughter there way from p.o.d. to talk about strategic stability if your arrive at any car collision involving a road in history that russia should stay should fire to start their way to move forward how did that strike you maybe this is just another lip service because what we discussed a wide range of issues is small we. used the statement for the media to discuss the strategic stability and. dimensions of we've also discussed the conflicts with your city of acute currently ongoing in the middle east and northern africa such as syria libya also. so you know you also address

north. asia because what the north koreans in the korean peninsula. do you see and so there's a national president following up on the talks that are 2 presidents have had to back and also during the g 20 we should and we've also had a telephone conversation in july is that on the breadline the russian side has come up she proposed creating new communications channels for you my for business cooperation and. got i would probably for discussing global issues. so that russia and the u.s. would be able to somehow cooperate city to resolve this issues by creating a special export council's solution that would feature x.

birds military specialists and others and. the book was not as well look so far from the image whilst unfortunately. it. was because of the used village about there with the u.s. withdrawal from the treaty we hope that you go we will be able to continue to negotiate maybe about creating a substitute for that treaty as you might compare also expressed to discuss these issues but it's sort of. reaffirmed. the well known u.s. position that it is difficult to move forward when there's only 2 of those there needs to be more of us and i think we already know how old fashioned was the other countries that the u.s. might may invite to such negotiations we know how they will respond to this invitation to her. and most of the bradley of course years i was going to need

was of course a need to extend the i.n.f. treaty because it was a pillar of such huge security and hold for that we will continue to talk with our american counterparts regarding that. with them as it is i'm a good this is what we talk about talked about with respect to strategic stability . i'd like to emphasize that we did reaction in yours and we saw it wasn't a good deal because the negative but. we've had refused to have so many disagreements with your ability to secure them just between our or the foreign ministry of finance minister is and probably every time the one we meet we always declare our differences and our problems and unfortunately we still haven't been able to find a way out of many of them and also i touched

a bonus of with on this situation that you could just do with the u.s. review of using issue this is to. 13 members of the russian. delegation will go. and as i said when they asked me the 1st thing i got on the 1st day when i came here to new york was the group i said. i was sure that neither mr pompei on either list is a true leader mr trump had anything to do battle with visa issues. and who is responsible for that but why don't you the when you did washington will not honor its obligations to. organize all of that and my 2nd thought with respect to that is well when such situations do occur those who are responsible for that. new. machine they seem to. i

think that this is all because of the general atmosphere in our relations but you know this atmosphere is. dictated by the americans willing to. use the constant allegations against russia constant sanctions as well as the legations that were responsible for everything for example speaker of the house nancy pelosi recently said that this scandal. trumps and the telephone conversation is something that russia is behind the name with some power russia is behind all of that for months or so and when the media can use that should start repeating that after. problem with well of course with and then the official who is responsible for issuing the visas to the russian delegation will say well hell i won't issue visas to them why would i so with the shirts i see is going to go i think that. we need to resolve that if we want to

put a new order in we want to watch american relations to. improve. and this is what we've heard from many people from the american side. thank you dr known. minister can i ask you about syria the formation of the new constitutional committee your reaction to that and given that this comes in the context of resolution 2254 that calls for free and fair elections do you now see the prospect of full democracy and free elections in syria something that hasn't happened since the assad family took over 50 years ago move your new man who. discuss with reality no it's not a new construction process of the creation of the constitutional committee because we were one of the countries we stood which we added a foundation unlike some other members of this roses and who impeded the whole process of his creation if you will result of these episodes these committee would

have been created in december last year was known we know who've tried to block that work we never hold any grudges we never took any principled position here we just continue it is grinding through all of these to help the syrian people to. arrange everything and create this new situation i am grateful to the secretary general and to the special envoy for syria for. you people doing a very delicate diplomatic work by supervising the whole process and they really help russia turkey and iran as guarantors countries are much the go to agree with the sides of the conflicts do you establish a future ball list for everyone as well as to agree on the rules and procedures of the secretary general now is that within the next month you're always this is the 1st session is to be convened of that commission you know in which you need and we

can only welcome that when you see my message here to everyone. very much satisfied with where the fact that there is no effort to impede the process. you know because these efforts were there before and it was aimed at derailing the whole peaceful process in the present flaring up confrontation go tensions are working scandals in order to close the mco you point a finger on the you know whom opinion you see and again blame you know who for the use of force on the block but it's good to see that common sense prevails of. our western partners who are members of this so-called anti-terrorism coalition we talked about that with microphones here today and i think it's a step by step we are getting to some better understanding of how to help the syrian people but of territory on the future of their country so that all external players would it was respect the territorial integrity and sovereignty of the

syrian arab republic as for the $20.00 to $54.00 result it's a very broad was aleutian in reaching them in continent in meaning exists not only above the election yes it says that there should be transparent or feel action held under the auspices of the or and where there is help and coordination switches in elections which would be useful no you sure all syrians studio voting share in your portfolios stations but there is something else before the constitutional reform will be one thing we and they're sure that when you come 1st before the elections and we know that some wanted to start a different process and barrel to their godless of the constitution to start demanding for new elections that would mean another provocation and i can assure you that such ideas would be nothing but blocking the whole of the progress we achieved an issue because so far it will only hamper further negotiations between the syrians so we should apply it step by step bases here some wanted all at once.

and when they don't get all that once they start bombing the countries that but that meets the interest of no country at all use of wood and. please do not forget that ensure there is ocean 2254 it is sad news there. that the principle of uncompromising fight against terrorism you can use that is a very important clause and that probably should and we should remember about it always yes police. and military will go against. the chinese yuan the only that are going to be i try i have to question what you know in their 1st year and its earlier this week. that you support restoring the air travel between russia and georgia when can we expect more do you think. and also could we also hope for war travel to restore it in the russia and ukraine also they say that when you used to work in the un you used to smoke

a lot of side on the premises were limited and building and so you and i are still doing that who did you pay the fines for that i never paid any. of these shows you very detail some legends has nothing to do with reality because we comply with every. major live in general assembly when it comes to be havior on the premises of the and we always complied with every last of them as for georgia. will be introducing your police know what it was decided to do and that was with you to see. connections in response to the positions you were during the session. you can offer those who could share energy in the there was a while and support violence towards our m.p.'s and murell said that it was a ban probably said lucian b. word alludes to support for

a new flights after the situation normalizes up do you mean the authorities in georgia understand that such incidents should be prevented yesterday or is a before us to. they will shoot ok well while i was here beloved that is sure there was a meeting with us could be some of that on the deal with the us you foreign minister of georgia and he could mean for the rest of as far as a comment on the limbaugh read women upon which they were the larger people which we wanted to hold meetings of all scribbled on was in the booth so he asked she knew it was of my museum wednesday's flights could be renewed and i told him we never wanted to artificially create any of the reasons to quarrel with georgia and if the georgian authorities can't be glassed responsibly not a one man should use help to normalize relations a vote the georgian authorities. did not look but to put

us on our dry into the don't know yet and start the way for getting the city through some government believe i would have you read new lights connections but as for the comments these garments the make me smile and 30 they make me confused this carmen's i mean made by the georgians themselves to me it was something of. several. for your work trip to the us to new york. with husband and daughter. came. to russia. and so we were able to discuss the life of the lives of these russians support them we raise these issues which have to do with birds and others every time we meet with our american culture but

told you about the long list of concerns and differences with you which we would. discuss every time. with mr moody. mary abortion and other russian citizens who were. kidnapped would you taking the long view by deceit or just grab it in a 3rd country which we do care about their lives have a future this is our priority and today i'm reminded of my plumpy about these concerns in your mind and what we believe that there should bear densham to this group but he's a wife and he's a daughter should be allowed to come that's a humane action as for the fact that for the many years. when you knew. we see this and he was charged important behind cells on the pretext trumped up that was that was through charges we would be pushing for 2 years to prevail and the justice of the would be served as falls to the other person you mentioned i work supreme

you're amused the most on the deal hard on that meeting a way that the ministers and the vice ministers and i was assured that they are working on it when you use the swear you they have their procedures to follow the muscle pulls us in them but for us it is clear that you would use these question should be settled as soon as possible and our friends from kuwait they promised that they would do it and colleagues from the u.k. and the u.s. help us on the way and i think that that kind of collective effort is will produce good tangible results. you about your planned visit to iraq which is. what are the objectives of your visit to iraq and you also visit some reason to erbil and baghdad from my understanding and.

iraq is a big buyer of russian weapons and also their oil investment of russia in iraq. are you as russia planning to expand those interests and military cooperation. with iraq especially given this current tension in the region. total show washington we have very good relations with iraq. we have a good corporation in many areas and the economy including the energy sector. and in the area groovin was the defense capabilities of the iraqi forces that are still fighting terrorism they were built to the terrorists were told to serious blow but. some of them still remain and still perpetrator. and. if it is in the interests of iraq they propose that we will discuss that but of course our companies including oil companies need to look to see

profits. in any projects we're going to discuss with iraq and you on the whole as for my visit to iraq i'm actually trying get an hour of starting to copy the approach of our american counterparts they never announce their visit to iraq so neither am i going to do that. well members of the venezuelan opposition they did comment on more sanctions towards the government of nicholas my little more sanctions his entourage his government but they did not. comment on alleged ties between the leader of the opposition. and local drug cartels that's after we saw pictures of mr why door with local drug traffickers i wanted to ask you do you think that u.n. should react to this to somebody with this background with potentially becoming the

president of venezuela and i also wanted to ask you there's been information suggesting that you met with some of the delegation of the opposition in venezuela did you do that and finally do you think there's still time to dialogue between the opposition and the government in that as well especially as you are should butyl the process of them for the. 3 of. us for the voters whether someone was. when you were doing some handshakes and you think like chairman. it all happened. back when you call for a mutal it's actually. it's all about us like us girls with one they always talk about hugh has the right to talk to to whom to talk to whom this is not how we deal with these things we deal with serious things and when we talk about venezuela and its protection we're talking about the u.n.

charter which calls for us to respect the country's sovereignty and not interfere in other countries affairs and never use threat of force as well and also requires calls for a peaceful resolution of any conflicts whether i believe that peaceful certain of this possible well today i presume. talked to the biggest music author of the obvious for over a more aggressive president of. israel in the book to other officials and. they said the voice they would like to have a dialogue with the opposition. and that is that it's a do this but you're going out there talking to the part of the opposition that is ready to talk to them as for why don't. you group well they change their position in the spring with several times a day so for example your 1st. he doesn't want any

proposals from the norm or video mechanism how many others are you and then he started by the dialogue between. a. group and for 3 governments what they called the all slow process. now. that it's fischel sent that they are ready for this dialogue but. all that's happening around his campaign can be easily explained by the fact that he is not just. his own politician he is controlled from the outside so he needs to reduce the and create conditions for the country to go back to the situation. like back in the times of the monro dog trainer. and. you can use of. so if you will show some countries are discussing the possibility of military

intervention in venezuela. i can't decide for any other country and would not interfere in other countries affairs but if it does happen in the all nations of latin america and the population of latin america or world. basically you go. you will be brought back to this period. of long ago but you got all of this for you and he also talks about the meeting between why dog and some other person i don't recall his name something. he said that he talks to me and told me some things that really this is not as you totally untrue i knew never spoke to this both and this is another example of fake news when we take a new start somewhere especially in the us. when they do that to promote

some politicians campaign they. would because their children grow out some lies into the media and then it starts spreading this is dishonest and this is a completely inappropriate. thank you. thank you sir. we're paid with. our appeal because. there are a lot of corporate in this country in the united states in the general media and the specifically to which media about your country's growing relationship with israel. was made at least what recent visit to be with president putin can you tell me sir how you view this growing relationship and how you see it developing thank you both you believe. this

is far from the only. by mr netanyahu to russia. far from the only meeting between president clinton and listen. we see our relations with strategically important to us we could almost. 1.5000000 israelis citizens are a moment that i. came to that from. russia was the soviet union and as we care for these people and their lives and their future and this is why we care for you to go. to feature of israel especially taking into account the home of course the great tragedy that the jewish people whole face during world war 2 or the the holocaust of course. and everything that happened when the jewish people was saved. is that i just it was so great to.

warm it up with a lot of the people who are actually saved by the red army and now a lot of people remember me from that it was. people who liberated minuets of it as well but. less. well isaac partners are destroying monuments. because their graves to the victims of the holocaust did that this is an uncertain thing to remember. when people push their own narrative of world war 2 of her started being who's to blame you. compare the nazis and communism to cos she isn't by me these are people who destroy the memory of the holocaust so i think you can draw your own conclusions about what the goals of this people are and how it should treat them could also only have opened

a monument in israel secure to solve the existence of that we've got a while right here but the soldiers. of the 2nd is world and you know more and in december as mr netanyahu has said there's going to be a non even that it catered to the victims of the. siege of leningrad actually did their good and this time to coincide with the 27th of january the holocaust so it seems remember victims remembrance days. don't just you're not going to your blog mr putin my course will visit this. opening of this one in the future. when so we have a lot of. this spiritual ties but we also have a konami concentration problem and we have a very good dialogue with us back to middle eastern issues on syria for example the man you want on the heart of what is your financial because in all of our

approaches you could offer new york you were always sized but the fact that we need a comprehensive solution to this problem and for it to be comprehensive it needs to take into account what israel is israel's position with regard to those again you cannot move forward. because you know. what's happening with the palestinian issue because this will negatively affect israel's interests is french newspaper the moment this morning we've heard pakistan's prime minister can call international community for help in kashmir especially after 11 pm modi has broken the constitutional autonomy of kashmir back in august even cd was warnings that this could be a done truth between 2 countries which hold the nuclear power so hard to national community evoked kashmir during $74.00. ga and what would be your answer to

pm 2 pm can as your presiding says a critic. you have to. use the prime minister in one hand yesterday we discussed the issue of kashmir to the brits and we are produced. firmly on the need for a direct dialogue between india and pakistan in the seventy's eighty's they. signed number of documents and love war and similar these declarations these treaties are still in force today. as many other countries we believe these documents should be a foundation of the 2 countries to seek solutions which was sued by both. thank you very much mr foreign minister this is most fickle. working for just because we are the bangladeshi news outlet my question on bangladesh from growing a shoes bangladesh is in difficult situation we are.