a with with them to protect our homeland silver and c territorial integrity and to insure the security of our people by consider it necessary to support the proposal of the ministry of defense to conduct partial mobilization in russia. the russian president, announcing a troop build up claiming, is necessary to ensure the defense of the nation with cannibalistic and then i'll vote in favor of it. all these events have shown that we have one path, the sooner the better. without russia, we have no future locals on the don't bass region saying that ready to make their voices code that has people there in, in ukraine to how to saw and,

and separate orgy regions are also set to stage referendums to join russia in the next few days president abide and just now slamming vladimir putin for seizing ukraine's territory and pushing quote, a brutal needless war. that during the 2nd day of the un general assembly currently underway right now in new york. also in the program for you here. we're not here locally in the hindu protests, continue to spread the cities throughout the u. k. that his violence bearing up in birmingham, which sees a street back all outside a hindu temple and have a most lim, own supermarket going up in flames with you to have your company for this alice broadcast from moscow. thanks so much for joining us here in a few international a seriously busy day today with a live coverage of the un general assembly in new york. but also that of the

russian presidents announcement this morning. that was vladimir putin. so that of him announcing that of a partial military mobilization here in russia. this was during a televised address to the nation. sonya mighty mom to protect our homeland sovereign c territorial integrity and to insure the security of our people. i consider it necessary to support the proposal of the ministry of defense to conduct partial mobilization in russia. i repeat, we're talking only about partial mobilization. that is only citizens who are currently in the reserve will be subject to conscription and only those with prior military experience. who have served in the army, they will also go through additional training. the degree for the partial mobilization has been signed and will begin to date, september 21st. the russian ministry of defense says the recruitment will affect only those who have experience in combat fighting. now certain required military specialities and the army serve as experienced at the same time as handed over. now to us is maria phenomena

a. she's explaining exactly what the mobilization really means for russia. i have to say that this statement didn't come as a surprise, as most fairly has repeatedly been warning key about a number of red lines that are not to be crossed. but as you know, things at the front have recently been very tough. and just recently ukraine with huge support of its western allies with a lot of western weapons and a huge number of our foreign fighter is on bear side. i started counter offensive and a huge part of how to complete that had been under the control of the russian forces and united forces of people's republic. often, yes, van logan's since frayne has been taking back out of horace. this is something that russia cannot ignore. ignore and might report him sad that while he have seems not to be ready to stop, it's an necessary stat mobilization. and also he said that this is actually a duty of russia. let's take a listen. when you motion me mean, we cannot,

and we have no moral right to hand or were people close to asked to be torn to pieces by executioners. we have to respond to their sincere desire to determine their own fate. the fulness of the people's republic of dumbass line, as well as the military civil administration of the course on ends. up rose your regency and decided to hold referendums on the future of these territories and turn to us to russia with a request to support such a step. we know that the majority of people living in the territories liberated from neo nazis. we showed the primary historical lance of nub irosia to now i want to be under the oppression of a neo nazi regime ins up rogia in the personal region in august and on as they have seen and are seeing the atrocities committed by neo nazis in the occupied areas of the heart of riggio, these layers of been deborah and nasty, punish her skilled people, and torture, and throw them into prison, to settle scores, and mach civilian way. why do i put this trash that the status of moscow special

military operation on the ground does not change with this arisen announcement and will continue wooden to the plant. and while wide more potent said the west is actually sticking to wiccan russian adventure lecture, destroy a russia, the aim of the russian operation on the ground is to counter these african environment put. and also reminded that the russia did that already in the past. and we'll do it again, stopping all those, seeking to control the world. let's take a listen. what's going to put him had to say our country possesses varies weapons and in some components there are more advanced than what nato countries have. what was under a threat to our country's integrity, to protect wash and our people will use every possible means and we are not bluffing russian people can be sure. those trying to blackmail us with nuclear weapons. they must know the boomerang will hit them back. picking up the president, defense minister said a geisha go give a little bit more details on mobilization. he said that currently there are 25000000 people here in russia eligible for mo,

let mobilization. but we are now talking only about 300000 people mobilize. and he also emphasized that university students and those who are currently serving military service here in russia will not be mobilized. and he stressed that all those additional troops will go to the front door to take part and you offensive, but to help keep the rain take him territories and provide additional control over these regions. defense minutes also talked about that so called collective west is currently fighting on key had side. and i at least 18 need to set lies are currently at ukraine service. so russia simply cannot just sit and watch this large scale operation against people off the don bus region, and eventually all russia just watch it. no. so they have to, stephanie. we got some feedback from a political analyst to andrew croup co. he showed his take on the reasons behind russia's partial mobilization. the outcome of the heart of consciousness it is

indisputable, was so dis, mobilization. first and foremost is man to send this signal at the front lines will stabilize, they're not going to be pushed back any further closer to the russian border. they're going to stabilize, if not, be pushed back to what they were before the harko counter offensive, or at the very least these front lines are going to possibly become rushes international frontier. so that brings me to the next purpose of this partial mobilization of experience reserves. what this essentially could be is to define what, what by then perhaps as early as next week, b rush is new international frontiers, in which case of russia going to, we have expanded is frontier democratically to the people's will. all those form ukranian regions that have voted to join russia after having been brutally slaughter in genocide and by their former ukrainian over awards. in this case. then it makes perfect sense. the president putin anticipating this scenario after this gree of wes randa announcements would want to defend those republics one robust as

they will then be part of russia. well, in his a televised address earlier in the day, vladimir putin expressed his support for the referendums announced in the dawn baths, as well as a hudson and separate orgy bridge. madeleine in the middle of his problem, listen, the parliaments of the wagons and the de nest republics, and the registrations of these up hiroshi. and here some regions have made a decision to carry out a referendum about their future. and they appealed to us, russia to support this decision. we would like to emphasize we will do everything to provide safe conditions to hold a referendum so that they could express their wheel and make the decision about their future will support their decision. it would go to a correspondent right now, reporting from one of the regions where a referendum will be held. have alice. this is be long. since i'm coming at this point, it is worth bearing in mind that the situation on the ground has, has changed rapidly compared to what it was, what russia but god,

this conflict. but it went to ukraine with a professional contract on the which is less than $200000.00. $200000.00 met at this point, the military hardware that you crave out that the south of this conflict, almost all of this is gone, replaced by what nato has supplied the ukrainian military. at this point. he's the ukranian military, ugly name. it is paid for by native, it is fed by nato countries with aid for various organizations. it dissolved almost entirely with what it has received from nato countries. and this continues. the goals of the russian special operation in ukraine may be the same. the de not suffice the country to disarm it, to protect the people of la, god's cat and the nets to don boss. but the parameters have rapidly changed.

boucher has realized that needs more to when this is conflict at any reasonable time frame. also here in can, so it is a parent, but the front must be shifted away from, from cities and populous areas. because this rain, myself doesn't n american high most missiles, most of all, most the short down but, but most of course isn't all, many of them live in give sodom, nova focus, where they are, where they hit residential buildings, apartment buildings, and the dumbass to this endless shelling his has robbed people, people who were even pro ukrainian when russian forces and that many of them a rethinking their positions because of because of this, this walton bob bob. bob, by key of forces buses ah rushes pushed for mobilization is evidently i've effort to win this conflict sooner rather than later. to prevent the nato in

the end, you crave from, from dragging it out with supplies of new weapons, with new web, with new soldiers trained the great britain to win. in european, in european countries. new armies raised 4 key haven't paid for by navy. so certainly a very big development, and it remains to be seen how quickly is fresh, russian forces will enter the fray, was at the voting, will be staves from september 23rd to the 27th. so over the next coming days, and we spoke to a huge mix of locals, many of whom were saying they hoped that this will be the future waiter. well, get to a peaceful future in a bit of prosperity. this is an apple, as he can, then i'll vote in favor of it. i have an extremely positive view of this is exactly what we'd been waiting for since 2014 our people have suffered a lot for the idea of joining russia. all these events have shown that we have one

path. it should be done as soon as possible, so we hope that no one will attack russian territory. it will, i will walton favour because it's time to become part of russia who have been wait impatiently for e. t is what we're tired of the whole situation. this region must return to its home. the time has come, so the decision must be made. i will vote yes so that there will be no more shelling and everything will work out so that we live as we did before. we've been heading towards this for a long time, 8 years. it should have been done a long time ago, and very happy about this. we are, i think life will become more stable. there will be protection. maybe the war will and sooner i'll vote in favor of it also. we have wanted to return home for a long time since 2014, the sooner the better without russia, we have no future. thank you. pardon? we did speak a bit owner in the presence of a doctor. andre publish allison in america's professor of laura and south africa.

now this person says that there are clear external players behind the scenes inside the ukraine conflict. even if a state person doesn't wrong, has committed a wrong in terms of international law, it does not entitle any other state or any other group of states to engage in a belligerent manner. for instance, to conduct a blockade or in they cannot make war or 2 stocks. calling for the destruction. in this case, for this production of russia, even even from the highest level, from the commission of the european union, we could hear things like russia must be, must be thrown back into the pre industrial area, the iraq. so this is a conduct which is era considerable with the fundamental duties of international law. we see vast propaganda, aggressive war mongering across the western world. and this has led to this

situation where actually nature is conducting a proxy war against russia ready. the western politicians have hurried to, to express outrage them and to issue new threats. german chancellor shots even rich showed an outrageous statement for, for a german chancellor that he would see to it that the german defense force becomes bigger and stronger than the russian. and these threats have all been forthcoming the referenda will take place regardless. while i meantime, a top european and american politicians have already lashed out of putin over his announcements and that of the plans full referendums, his art contributor, rachel must as expected the reaction of western leaders to the idea of a referendum in the russian held ukrainian territories has been nothing short of hysterical. usm vassar ukraine, bridget frank, even referred to quote sham,

referenda and mobilization as signs of russian weakness and failure. and here's what some other western officials had to say. now he limit, no. russia must hear that they cannot impose wishes through military means, even through so called referendums in shall territories which are now occupied. members of the security council should say, this loud and clear. a members of this assembly should support us in this path for peace. the you strongly condemns the illegal referenda in lieu hans terse on and don't, etc, which are in violation of ukraine's independence sovereignty and territorial integrity and blatant breach of international law. results of such actions will be nolan void. sham referendums have no legitimacy and do not change the nature of russia's war of aggression against ukraine. the international community must condemn this blatant violation of international law and step up support for ukraine . leaders of these western countries shoved their policies cooked up by cat

technocrats in brussels down the throats of european citizens. so it's hardly surprising that they be against the notion of self determination, their crushing the democratic legitimacy of any referendum in those territories. and that's pretty rich coming from the same people who brag about censoring media in their own countries. citing a need to control information flow particularity during election periods, and go other their way to smear populous candidates running for office in their own countries. so that the only real choice that voters have in their own so called western democratic elections is between house broken establishment lapdogs. western leaders didn't seem concerned with the territorial integrity of europe. when u. s. lead nato blew apart yugoslavia and carved out kosovo from russian allies. serbia, at the time you as president bill clinton said quote, i believe we have quite a good chance of achieving our objectives of the return of the close of ours to live in security with

a measure of self government. so how is that any different from what russia is now facilitating for these arista phone regions? it's also worth recalling that washington also refused to recognise latvia, estonia and lithuania as part of the ussr, starting in 1940. when they came under soviet protection, amid the panic of paris falling to nazi germany during the 2nd world war, the west is also slamming the idea of russia, mobilizing military reserves, so stunned under tongue, morgan mahoney. russia has ordered a partial mobilization and is thus pursuing a further escalation of this war of aggression on ukraine, violating international law, a bad and wrong step again from russia, which we will, of course assess politically and advise on how to respond to it. clearly it's something that we should take very seriously because you know, we're not in control. i'm not sure he's in control either. really. this is obviously an escalation. the mobilization and calling for

a referendum in the don yeske is all a sign of panic. his rhetoric on nuclear weapons is something we have heard many times before and it leaves us cold. we're talking here about russia, mobilizing russian troops to serve near its own border, the u. s. in its allies, notably the u. k. and other members of its, quote, coalition of the willing sent hundreds of thousands of troops including reservists halfway around the world to iraq and afghanistan. no one said that was a sign of weakness or that it risk provoking an escalation. it was a demonstration of former presidents ab ronald reagan's classic doctrine of peace through show of military strength. the west has been collectively, relentlessly, bullying russia like a group of mean kids in a school yard. and like every bully, they always seem to be surprised and shocked. when someone actually pushes back so we were just are showing live the speech from the un general assembly new york

of the president of u. s. president joe biden. he hit the stage late because at the last 2nd they had to rewrite the speech to make it more relevant. you also was running very vote, very low on energy towards the end of his speech and really started slowing down. but he really took the time in his speech to essentially attack russia in and any number of, of venues that have a listen. i've listened to what he had to say. growing crisis and food insecurity. record heat, floods and droughts covered 19 inflation and a brutal, needless war. war chosen by one man to be very blunt. let us speak plainly. a permanent member of the united nations security council invaded its neighbour, attempted to erase the sovereign state from the map. crossing life back to new york . now there is a correspondent ilia, a trained co,

a very good afternoon to you earlier. you and i were both following the session very closely. let's, let's bring down some of the highlights. i should, i should warn you. and on our view is to there's a big time delay right now. so earlier over to you with some of the highlights from biden's address today at the united nation, the wall rory high, their precedent. joe biden did pin the blame for the most serious global hardships on of lot of our poor. that's right. he didn't mens his wards when pretty much addressing lot of our prudent, even though the russian leader wasn't in the room at the 77 general assembly session here in new york. moscow is represented by the foreign minister through the lab, rob and deed president joe biden. spent about 10 minutes talking about ukraine

and challenged moscow's narrative that the actual reason for moscow special operation in ukraine is nato expansion, and also western influence in ukraine. joe biden literally said that nobody is threatening russia. however, at the same time, mister biden spoke growing merrick, his multibillion dollar military aid to kiev, and also praise other countries which are helping ukraine with guns and hardware. mister biden said that he was expecting this to continue in the near future plan. this war is about extinguishing ukraine's right to exist as a state plain and simple and ukraine's right to exist as

a people the united states wants this war to. and i'm just terms on terms we all signed up for that. you cannot sees a nation's territory by force the only country standing in the way of that is russia. now, let me just go through some of the other things the u. s. leaders said, mr. biden mentioned how russia mobilized some of its forces. this was the decision that was announced by president vladimir putin a little earlier on wednesday, and also mister pool decision to support the resolve of the upcoming referendums and parts of the grade that are controlled by by russia. now, in response to that, the us use the to said that the west will never accept the results

of these referendums. now, mr. biden also, and the blame on the of the global food crisis on rushes war. and besides, joe biden called on reforming the security council by just adding extra permanent and non permanent members. however, at one point, the us president peddled back a little bit and said that washington wasn't seeking global confrontation on schools. as we manage shifting j a political trends. united states will conduct itself as a reasonable later. we do not see conflict. we do not seek to call war. we do not ask any nation to choose between the united states or any other partner. but the united states will be on a bash and promoting our vision of a free, open, secure, and prosperous world. our daily,

i still got you here and appreciate you giving off this live report all the way from new york on this special day. the annual day to i should say of the un general assembly, we put a lot of people. speaking of the main podium over the past 24 hours today, for example, nigeria, the president, president rice, the overall iran, rwanda, libya, ecuador, lots of the guys were talking. what was some of the other comments that came from other world leaders during the speeches today? understandably, we still have this dodgy connection delay, please go ahead. while rory just heard. 2 joe biting say that washington is not forcing any country to choose between whether they're friends with the us or not. however, 2 hours before mr. biden spoke, we heard the iranian president,

debra him. right. you see, and he actually blamed the wes for not tolerating countries with different views on global affairs make the mistake. he attacked washington for many different things, including for creating. i saw it also for double standards in many, many spheres. here's what else we heard from the iranian president on a corny, we're witnessing today change of the world order the unilateral well, the world of hedging money out of a world in which financial power gains control over standards of behavior, where criminal and oppressive sanctions against nations and the use of international organizations as a tool of oppression and existing pressure on defenseless nations takes place of an order with speaking of a welcome, quite a privy of justice and fairness. so this order has lost its support in the thoughts of nations and people throughout the globe to have

a new order has been shaping up to take its place. not been ordered on it. so as usual or thee a general assembly is actually becoming a stage for confrontation between the west and east. still to come on wednesday is the the address by ukraine's president vol dimmers, lensky, that will be pre recorded. and this is something unprecedented at the un general assembly, and that we are also going to hear from the russian foreign minister, searcy lab rob in a couple of days that is due on saturday. all right, i'll see if i try to bring up the very latest from the 77th annual un general assembly in new york. appreciate it bible see us and good to have you with us for this program from moscow as we understand now. 5 people have been killed in iran since saturday. it's off the security forces. we understand open fire on crowds

during violent protests in the capital of video. it's from social media, show police using water cannon against the demonstrators. the protest they wrapped it off there a 22 year old women died and police talk to the officer being arrested for wearing a hit job that was deemed unsuitable demonstrators of a huge police of leading her into a coma. so they rejected those claims and said that she had a sudden heart attack or the death from to female demonstrate is to remove their head scarves and protests, a warning you may find some of the following images disturbing. so it was a 10 year old girl that was reported a shot in the head during these demonstrations as we understand by iranian security forces. on monday often, the girl is said to be now in a critical condition after the incident in the western said he let's talk about this now with us. i had more stuff, her chest in a senior foreign policy. i'm listen public diplomacy strategies to discuss this subject further. a very welcome to you what. what do you,

what do you make of these protests? how big are they going to become? and could they post some sort of risk to authorities? what, what are the main issues here, please? hello, i'm yeah. hello, and thanks for helping me. well, let me correct. so a few things that he just said are, 1st of all, the 5 people bed you're talking about. all 3 of them have been a found a bed off site off the site of the pretests, like one of them was in his car near a hospital and no one knows who has hilton. we have this record in the past. the, in some of these protests in the last 56 years there are been, are, you know, documents proving that some in the crowds are the terrorists who kill people like the last time when the police came on. the fire on some of the for testers were also receiving gunshots from behind as they were facing the police. they were given

gunshots from a close range of 11 and a half yards, apparently were by hand guns armed with silencers because nobody heard but they were, they were shot in the back. some others were killed as they were leaving school. why? and they have never attended any kind of process. i mean like that the last time this time around, it's the same. let me, i'll say that 1st of all, altogether into iran and other cities that have been out on some people have been out there altogether. they have not been more any more than 10220000 people all throughout the country. are. iran is an 80000000 strong nation, and you spoke of videos. ok. i have, i mean, videos that have gone viral showing that in different cities unfortunately, because the, the police have been trying to tolerate of, you know,

protests to show that they are not guilty, that they are, they have not killed anyone that they do not want to suppress anyone, they have not done, even the protocols that very much prevalence throughout the world. you've been in the us in paris in england and france, we've seen that they use anti rioting grids like water jets. the maximum thing be of use in iran is like them water jets in some cities like thereon are sometimes and all or nothing fell on in some other cities and also are the some cities when, when the protest there's went wild, they started off, you know, using back, mr. mr. how session mr. had actually mcdonald, sorry. if again, i thought you just, you know, i feel charges. i do apologize for jumping in debit it's, it's very difficult to get all angles of the story here when, when you've had about a, a roughly a week of demonstrations in certain major cities across the country. really appreciate you bringing us some different angles to this to the story.