could have been the next president overtake, keep losing people out here. the delegation of the united nations security council returns from a visit to the roof of 10 points on the egypt, god, the border party, exclusively to be the russians. i'm the boss of that to you. and the city, nobody was president puts it and conducted his end of the few in a session for 4 hours. all. is there any questions or anything from domestic issues? international come and look at the special military operation and the situation in gaza. you will feel the difference. there is nothing like that single very slow to intensify their websites on the city of rough. i knew they'd get some more that as off the previously demanding policy in the last time we had to escape

on board. would know of the gaza strip, the live amount of the new center and low. so this is all the welcome to the global news. our i'm road. come on. i made an exasperating choices in the region of rushes and wage. the united nations of a city in the bins. yep. along with other you and delegates. happy to. and but visit to the rafa checkpoint on the egypt garza boulder. went out joy live, y rushes on. bozza to the united nations. i'm bus the city and evans. yes. sir, thank you so much for joining us here today on our see. so you've recently visited the rafa crossing. we've been a where the gaza strip board is egypt. what can you tell us about your experience, the a good afternoon. good evening. uh, depending on the time zone uh,

the street was suggest as an organized buddy united that was uh with of course the assistance of agents and took place on monday. uh, we flew all the be early morning. uh and then i have that issue of airports from where we went to that issue. so to hold meetings with the local officials, you in the team members as well as the egyptian. i've been sitting in that i've cushioned uh m. the bed is and jewels of where we discussed the kind of close those, the situation on the board, the, the issues with the, the deliberately of human insight of assistance and the many of the we use it at the hospital costing to him. and that he's which is which streets of the one that's police to them. so that was an emotional difficult the mostly the

difficulty isn't because we, we left a main the main one that's jew though, a lot of interesting. and so what they did from the hospital, those that could be a bit created from cause, which is difficult even even to, to, to evacuate them from uh, from the state. uh then they will use it in the logistics center with the gyptian rep cushion cushion. to me that's the sort slips and people submitted that and systems for deliberate and deliberately 2 guys of that you spoke with many difficulties because of the multiple multiple screening. first of their revocable dates so that let's get in trouble to give them is thrive away, then back to wrap up. and then only input it goes down the very few trucks that are being allowed daily to those closely. communities instead of

assistance is lacking, and visitation of the people inside garza is a, is a catastrophic of the shelters who can look through. it can not who old who is willing to stay. the people sleeping in the streets. there is the level of food and the set up of kind of the thinking over because of which was unthinkable even on thinkable before the vicinity, the conditions that that it will. and of course the buttons continue. we then i that the protocols for the points, the overall for where we spend some time and talk to the local officials and jewels and the, those people for the builder. and then went to, to see the of this in a nation station. the name right is built on the was a by the, by the meet at the right and then we went back to alicia and defendant. we do

a video conference with the, the doctors and patients. so the emulate the fuel costs to, to inside gust. and that was the preferable duties. suddenly disturbing times indeed. so if i may, as well previously said that the price, what about price was obviously a safe zone for civilians. but now is attacking nearby area is why is it doing that? is it taking things to fall? you should the us these right? as soon as this question, i believe i think that there is a and it's the nice thing to it's a going know is that the practical in know saves those inside the goes through. that goes a statement that people feel desperately. they have nowhere to go. you know, the, the around 2000000 people displaced, they have no shelter, the, the, the, the homeless for this throwing, they have no way to the time. they don't know anything about their future. they like basic necessities. but the, but the bubble continues. and that should result,

and that's where our f, inside of the, the human entered into start. and this decision was so students is because only these know if you wonder if it was, can bring so much needed assistance to the guys. because evidence and the, and the so we personally able to, to speak with anyone there inside. doesn't you mean yes, no. because what we did not cross the not so we didn't have a permission to do so one just because one of the girls want to check points. but who spoke to the children of the board of the hospital. and these were really a very emotional moment because say one point in a wheelchair, but also he's a veterans and siblings. uh, who is the buckley, finalized with norama, is no way the goal of these were a terrible, terrible experience naturally is the same thing as an event. here we heard that

several un security council and was reported to the when with the, to rafa who was a and well there was there an american and boy among the, you know, that was not a security council visit to search before that the decision by the security council is needed. that was in the, in informal, decent by a, by members of the security council and the incoming members among those up. some were a few countries from the security council's americans, one of the that is how it was. so they would, they would know that they were not invited to, they just didn't want to come along. they weren't informed about the above the 3, but they chose not to do. okay. well, the head of the new way, relief and was agency said that uh, off the visiting the, the reason appears to no longer be quote habitable why one is, well, continue,

is bombardment. i know the, the, the ups say off is well, but even everybody's saying is everybody's saying the same. we know the assessment made by the senior, you an official and yet no change. what needs to change a daily plus any was the with us on that visit. so i mean the is the condition of general all the of the work. i'm indeed to excuse the assessment of the situation is a is very game of people. as i said, um this was, this was his assessment to set the people because i'm not connecting the future with because of the many of them. i mean, perhaps the majority of them are not connecting and i know he's not connecting the future with god. so they have little to know where to go. many of them, most of them, of the, of the, the relatives they want to,

they want to lead to integrate them. of that, that means that the, the, the because because of population may, may street and the you're a union member the that was discussed the initially and that's you still being debated and discussed that the guys of population should they may where, where the deluxe, that the that's is the land where they at least uh, but it looks like like, it may not be the case in there because because the condition, so the one the only, the only we some of the people who, who are this the use to go somewhere say yes, right, yes indeed sir, it's uh, it does seem that things are getting less of a sudden turn a lot of it puts in as q and a session. he said that is well stated is unsafe to open a russian hospital in gaza as the u. a. u. a d has the but why would is

well prevent russia from opening a medical facility that again, i'm a little bit speculating the for the flu for ease of the matter. what i need to say that's a the to open that are supposed to do. inside garza, you know, i'm safe for them, the opening and then that i think was the hospital which, which is function the doctors that by the way, what sending us to the experience experience level the offer necessary medicines and equipment that the is also difficult to deliver. to the government, this is, this is one of the problems that the whole medical medical system of government experiences people with chronic diseases was difficult. this is with kansas abuse producer of medicine before before the facility to stop at all. no, no, no, i looked at the go into the uh,

besides to those knew it was endless. one to 2 people that need to be treated immediately and the location to place a specific place just like the egypt. because the weather is very difficult. uh 50 uh, emergency medical medical costs. uh uh, staying on the radius of a victory and people but, but they're able to create and by, by that issue, a very small numbers and date and date. so you mentioned the human side of the situation. he said, is dia uh, we know earlier in the queue in a russian present rather than put in said that is when aust, russia to increase is aid to the region. is this likely to happen? is this something and you'll pub, you? the president clinton said that will increase and that will be the case. the problem is to deliver this community needs to because we saw hundreds of products

that all the logistics of the already a load is with you maintaining the systems having been clear. so the, so the least the, who's the back a, the to go, the guys are waiting this or we've, i personally come to that. i don't see 100 bucks in the top of the check, little points, a waiting there to be the screen. they have to go to get in trouble and they talk back to them to be able to adjust the so the, the, the assistance is of cause is of course me able to compare to the needs of the population that the, you know, that before the facilities around 500 bucks a day with that it does have with community that in the systems various levels of video once i'm asked for a side to here. so do we know who's being sending and the drugs we know cause russia is involved?

uh it, is it easy to see if the world or the global response has been a positive one when it comes to aid to gaza? it seems so the, the assistance is, is being delivered. then we saw it by without, oh, nice that besides the logistics set them with the water point, they thought so we'll say everywhere. but this isn't so it needs to be sorted out. and the, the most, the most, the, the, the most, the one they have to use mostly needed to, to be the name of the like what? so like the fall, like a good. so for the, for consumption already made goods. but the problem is the medical equipment medicine of course, but the problem is the model, the level of the equipment that is being prepared for uh, for delivery use uh, allow it by the easy way to sort of just things like for example, oxygen,

oxygen thirds, generators of solar panels, some medical equipment i can see that to be do use it should good. so they're not allowed inside. yeah. yeah, and return is a side say the fast. so if i may, uh perhaps though, i know you're gonna probably say to be again uh, a compliment on isabel's tactics. however, we do now know that is what i have started pumping. see will to into these underground tunnels many well guess that's been on the show tonight, have tilt about how this will devastate, not only uh, the, the sewage was, but the fresh water will completely destroy garza but how the how does one. but how do is well, perhaps justify this just in because they are looking for a potential house digital potential. how much big a button that will be with the,

how little people, how much, but in case they may come across hostages. they made a decent meal, justifies its ba bye, by the needs to, to advocate from us and the claims of this tunnel. so you use the use this lifeline . the sort of issue from us commercial companies, but the costs of the, of the flooding of the townhouse will be devastating for the guys in the future for generations to occur. it will be coming low as well because they're going to be know edible, lend to, to cultivate. so the culture and we, we, we us for a security council meeting last week. exactly on that subject where with issues that you spoke with a environmental episode for the, for the use tape. and so maybe you find me, i cut off here, there's been some criticism that the u. n. is unable to fulfill his duty to prevent

those stop conflicts, could not be a problem with just the un security council or the entire organization. what could be done to fix that issue? on tuesday, the general assembly adopted the, the resolution of by the majority of the walls were having a $2.00 to $3.00 members voltage in favor of on the, in particular on the see or the need to over mediates as far as the month to, to, for an immediate cease for when i spoke uh and spoke up to the old. so the date that was the same day and i to from the, from the visit to drop off. besides to, besides attending my, you the cortex visit. i said that we are here to pro april, which is to the security council of it, as i'm able to fulfill his duties, the maintenance, initial peace and security. and i said, let's

a good thing. square is still the security council that is unable to do it, but one company that prevents by doing anything which is closer to the most needed thing though, which is a ceasefire because no community of pose can save guys. now from now the, the united that event, and so i'm putting forward with another of, with the same message with the also with the community large part to largely focusing on humanitarian needs of garza. and was, we'll see, we'll see how this will try to the security council security council. use a budget which is which it has to crystal thing. decisions on the basis of consensus or unanimously waitlist. or at least a lot of the setup of people easily digging with instruments. and the depth is a, this, that is a, a and the way a way to achieve compromise. because when you're on the trip of the data, that is,

that is encouraging you to look for the compromise when the compromise can, will be filed, then because it is used to get to like view is the last time. oh, but we think that's of the use of it that was not justified the by the us to to kill. that is an ocean that was proposed with the man i just was not justified. or yeah, i would just to quickly follow up on that when you say that they need to compromise this veto. how often can they use it and, and is it just whatever they want, as long as it suits them, as long as they think that this is a, a circle, the bible mess lenses as they put it. right? right. okay, well we're going to have to leave it in there, so i'm gonna thank you very much bye. so the city in evans, yet russian. i'm about to the, to the you answer. thank you so much for your time. thank you very much. now to southern garza, what is, what are your thoughts as have repeatedly hit the city

a rough up near the dentist and border over the past 24 hours. and this video says devastated the relative as they came into pay that final respect to their loved ones. killed in the is really the aspects from st with less as we've been. you will details later in the, for over the process economic studies the, the future of a, it's a new regions, international conference. i'm the rising global time is those with some of the many issues discussed by russia's present button during his end of the year to an a session. which last, if, before i was the lead, pays for the 1st time offered to you full with more than 2000000 questions i wouldn't being submitted by the public. i'm to, unless from around the world, the

put it in sir, that as for a world order based on these, there are no such rules. really. the russian president made the comment while emphasizing that some rules can change abruptly depending on the interest of those is think about them into the frank pulsates. that's in this slide. russians i knew finance as one people and blamed the 5 thing on native quote. unbridled desire to creep up on rushes board as his will from the session. the say to the minute that is that as for the militarization, if they do not want to negotiate, we are forced to take other measures including military once. today you can produce is almost nothing they are trying to preserve something. everything is brought in, pardon me for a freebie, but these freebies may end some day. and apparently it's coming to an end little by

little by the tragedy of all the events taking place. obviously, a little steel cushions and ukrainian stuff to show i want people that room that i use and what is happening now is a huge tragedy. there's like a civil war between brothers who and you'll find themselves on different sides, but to a large extent, they have nothing to do with it. you. the entire southeast of ukraine has always ceased pro russian, because it is historically russian territory to picture them after the russian turkish warrants could give the entire black sea coast was taken over by russia. what does this have to do with ukraine? you couldn't even, you will neither try me and on the whole black sea region has anything to do with it. this is a russian city. see, i'm with them. we know about it and everybody knows about it. yes, you, the south east is pro russian and it was important for us to they wrote it in the elections for those who followed the pro ration slogan, one of the internal and foreign policy of ukraine. after the cool of 2014,

it became clear to us that we would not be allowed to build normal relations with ukraine. and i'm still with them since the american said publicly. and without shame, they spend 5000000 people out of money. i'm not sure you know definitely is tamia, nipple. caustic nash, i'm going to need to be unbridled. designed to keep up on board is by trying to get your claim. and nato has led to tragedy. they forced these actions on us imperial politics industry us. if they seem to someone, it is already felt by the electorate as a failure. sure. the people that i get you i the, no, i stuck. i say it's a middle past for a world order based on rules, and i don't know, centrals really on. you mean you, it's a change every day depending on the immediate interest of those who talk about it to us. if there are quite a large number of forces in the world, powerful countries that do not want to live by these unwritten rules or relates for

the police for the conditions as to what is happening is a catastrophe. we were just talking about the ukrainian crisis, but you and everyone here and around the world can see it look at the special military operation and the situation in gaza. you will feel the difference. there is nothing like this and ok and does not mean that there is no need to look for consensus. we as well as to ok, believe that the un decisions on the establishment of a palestinian state with east jerusalem as it's capital should be implemented. and this is extremely important. so that was put on the pool regarding the i also use decision in comparison with other athletes in everything that international officials do in relation to russian support is a complete provision of piano bounds idea. the elliptic movement was created to unite people, not to divide them. today's international officials have become too obsessed with the business side of sport and if they continue to act in this way or they will

bury the olympic movement, support is beyond politics and should unite people to now. so southern gaza where is ready, forces have repeatedly hit the city overall funding there. they give some water over the past 24 hours the heavier side just much to earlier. at least 28 palestinians, including women and children, were killed in his way. the attacks on several residential areas in the cities of an offer and nearby from you. this is where the fault is having intensifying this funds on the southern gaza even damaging parts of a refugee camp and a hospital last, despite having previously demonte the policy and slain to those areas from the north of the region. the video says devastated when it is

as they came to pay the final respects to the ones tube and the is really s likes many of the victims with the space, the people who had fled to rafa, which is well the claimed to be a safe. so you can also see the scale of the destruction within prior residential areas leveled to the ground. some of the survivors spoke about babies. the they were young children who fled from the home with no resistance members or missiles or anything. a mr. royal hit the building and it felt over them. for the remainder left, they all died and suffocated. the building was full of people around 60 people. with that we heard an explosion in the area. we rushed to the place and found people in pieces. and also singling did was rescued. they were all killed young children, and you know that the least congested house in the city of russell hosts at least

20 displaced people whose houses were lying. let's have tax on the south of the also came as a new and commission, i spoke about his recent visit to the region, which he says is no longer habitable. i guess it was in fact to my son's visits since the war stopped it. today we are into 69 days, almost 7 today, so i was useful and every time i go back go, i always think it kind of get to also. but every time i see more missouri, more grief for sadness and have the feeling that the gas, it's not really a place i'd be to the anymore until the day by city of call us, which is the idea of highest people have been bombing for several hours. throughout the day, including the tanks there, the, our, i'm out of hospital lots according to the palestine would present society

disliked international goals for the see as far as the is intensifying, has been involved in of the region 6 for the shows, policy ends inspecting the damage the cycle and neighborhood is from units. the time came shortly before us national security advisor, dig sullivan was expected to arrive it as well. on thursday, a rift is going over american colds for, as i like to show more restraint as a decile in garza, has it seated 18000 canadian policy and does a mouse surf shot records have very heavy slides announced that the areas

obviously some of the main roads connecting is different cities that are also very heavy strikes on mean, or whatever it is not able to reach the people or then or no other lines or whatever they have left. there are lots of associated initiatives as well. we believe that with continue with depression and the u. s. and that he's fired wouldn't happen as soon as possible. that was, would be an age with each the people here in the survivor. then there was a international relations and corporation this album, but it's julie dod save an exclusive interview during his visit to well,

so that's up next time we'll be back. look over the out. the genocidal assault on gaza has made itself felt in a variety of ways in terms of geo politics. the united states and israel stand together virtually alone and isolated. the conflict is also seen the rise of extreme censorship all across the western world, criticizing israel and zine are folks, as becomes essentially the criminal act. sometimes it is impossible to behold nature and not just the mesmerizing by the beauty that our world has to offer. and share with waterfalls, glaciers and wall for seen beauty around every corner. this feeling is ever present . this is the republic of you with the city of columbia, the,

the deputy normal deputy minister. thank you for joining us on our the today and welcome to moscow. thank you very much, right. we have seen increased cooperation between your country. so africa and russia. and in fact, in one of the ways we, we does heard of a gas from bank of russia. the getting the approval of south african government to refund the some refineries that we just part of cooperation with talking we're trying to see now what are some of the major cooperation in the agreements that day you have signed between your country as the rush of this year fairly i think we were.