that he feels that anyone who says, hey, we need to bring our troops home from syria, our russian propagandist, and must be silenced. this is dangerous because this is coming from people who are in great positions of power to actually act on this nonsense. but according to the democrats, she's a russian stage device, despite the over and over, she's being proved, correct. and i just want to add 25 brief points here. she has window for no, for the bite and administration is both the will of close to, to a new, clear will than ever before. we now have reports in the last 24 hours that show that ukraine is considering building a new clip on despite the fact that it's a signet change, the nuclear nonproliferation treaty. and as a result of her not being pointed, she has been put on the ukrainian death list, the murder of its list in the last few hours. i think that gives you a sense of what she is thinking and essentially proofing its puns at the idea of

somebody who's coming in, who's willing to listen to a russian point of view. not a tough time right now with wars crises, an international turmoil being said across the globe. and with that comes much attention on the pony that brings old states around the table for dialogue, the united nations. each time it's security council assembles russia is present the trying to find solutions depressing issues and make its own voice heard. so let's hear those views directly right now. what was the pleasure when rushes fresh deputy embosser to the united nations can join us mister dimitri polanski. welcome. oh, my pleasure and zillow. it's good to say you just firstly, i believe it's been quite tense. i'll see you in between russian western bodies over a number of procedural issues on the bodies agenda. that's what is coming out. can

you share what's being on folding in that regard as well? procedure is key to many exercises in the security council and in the, in general. so the president saves the will the council for the months. he's a keeper of the procedure and she's a, she's equal among the others about 1st, 1st on the cool. so that's why there are a lot of issues that can be imposed. so typically by the president i'm on the others and it's not in the interest of the others to allow certification to help them not to create breast of incense. so i will not dig into this need to agree to things. uh, they will be understandable only for those who are involved in the security to cancel the daily routine. but this months, the problem was with the program of the program of work on the bridge presidency program of work is just an integrative document which makes security council work

more transparent. and it is uh for the benefits of those outside those who are trying to follow the work on the security council. so the rates wanted to include briefing on ukraine as part of the program. and we oppose to that because ukraine is not part of any mandates cycle of the security council. and that's usually the meetings that are being on the agenda from the outsets. so we didn't join the consensus up on this program and the program was not adopted, which is not the big deal because it's not affecting in practical way the work of the british presidency. the agenda is adopted only advantage time when the president gables the agenda for the for the date. that's the formal adoption of the agenda. everything else is just indicative. yeah, i just wanted to get a sense of things from, from the inside as to what was coming like from that. i'm russia recently hosted an informal un security council session were present to the evidence of

a legit war crimes committed by you creating fits during their own going and facing the vs. chris region. what's coming from that as well? that was a big event, and it's received a big attention in the course of the young uh, a lot of journalists ask this question. this is a very simple exercise because you're going to get formal music. so just give us a call. so we are not displaying any pictures. normally we're not so showing video reels, which sometimes it's isn't, is important to understand what's really happening on the ground already. a formula is informal setting and it's gives us more flexibility for such than the exercise. so we conducted over any to meetings devoted to the crimes of the ukrainian and now troops ukrainian nationally. so not only in the course creation but also in other rational regions. and it's

a very tough exercise for the west. and there is because they have to play the role of saying, uh, i would say comfortably, not my so the depth of to and you're seeing that we're trying to show them on the screen. they tried to ignore all of those effects. let's show that ukrainian troops can meet the terrible crimes knowingly on the russian soil. it's a very hot exercise. and in the eyes of the developing world, of course, the, the wisdom colleagues are looking. uh, essentially i would say that because it's very hard to ignore such clear evidence from the people fully involved in the surrounds from those who have suffered from them. and they just try to keep the keep the lucas away from the screen. of course that doesn't look convincing and then doesn't reinforce their positions in the past on a related fain to that the un general assembly recently voted and rushes resolution

unquote. combining the glorification of nazis and not $116.00 countries box up motion. but more than 50 voted against it. i'll just list some of the countries, the u. s. canada, at france, germany and ukraine. how do we explain about decision? as well as from such a moment. it was even before the start of our special meals or the ration of the west on us. i tried to kind of boost the ukrainian position by claiming that when we promote these type of documents in the. yeah, and we're not thinking about fighting a legend. they're not thinking about fighting uh, verification of names isn't, but we have some political calculations in mind. we want to compromise the position of on the ukraine, and we want to politicize the issues of dealt with this resolution. but this is

ridiculous because there's illusion is very clear, it's, it was being adopted for several years that and initially where some countries were with us on doing this for them, they started to abstain. and after the beginning of our special meals, reparation they chose to vote against these are, is a lucian in the sense they really put themselves and then isolated position. because it's clear that the aims of these, of these are solutions are exactly where to find the glorification of needs. is to make the reverse of needs the ideology impossible. and what's happening in you green with the full support of the west is absolutely pushing things in, in the absolutely other direction a bit before the eyes of the goal of the whole mem, kinds of the whole community, especially especially watering is the fact that the amount of those for vote against on know all those where defeats it's in the 2nd world war germany,

japan easily. so it's of course are in southern bell in the mines with a lot of our colleagues saying that the west has the valley. it's a lot of things that we were fighting together during the 2nd world war, and this is very bad for the west. and the fusion this week, the polish prizes then proudly open the 1st permanent to us space, in whose country hungry dude i said it had originally been built to defend against a suppose that a really and threat but admitted the facility is not focused on russia pretty blatant admission as well. what, what's your view of the turn of events that that's being made public? while i recall quite well the times when the u. s. and this lies with totally trying to convince us that these installations not directed against the russians will never be directed against the russia, that they have only re new, new styles in mind. this was totally unconvincing. and we was our position and the

now i think this is a clear conformation that we were right in the west as usually as a double agenda on such issues. so the opening of these base, of course, will not go unnoticed, and i think there was already a feedback to these from, from my colleagues in my country for dealing with military issues. so of course that will be calculated me with a response to this very lucrative and destabilizing move. it's a, it's pretty famous by now. you as president elect donald trump pledge to resolve the cream conflicting in 24 hours. how do you view that sentiment? is it just something a president running for office say's or is there more? is there more to it now? is that he is the president elect as well? of course there are digs dictations, especially here in the us. that's a presence elect will make a lot of changes in the, in, in foreign policy,

especially in what you create. and that is a concern is quite to, to, to, to tell at this stage how legitimate are these expectations? because we still have to the lot the words, most of them during the elections and now it's time for, for actions. so we'll judge of course, the sincerity of by action since it's a complex issue. you know, the premium crisis as not to begin with the russian special it mean it's a reputation in the 2022. it was a long history, at least from the time of the legitimate and onto constitutional mines onto which was totally supported by the west. so i think if someone wants to rectify things with these situation around to create and then they need to go back into the depths of a u. s. policy and the western policy and disregard. because the question of the green is the question of a lot of lies lies about what's happening in my brain,

lies about 2 colors of the key for the gene lies about the role of the west in these prices. so all these needs to be corrected and rectified them. this is some homework which the west has to, has to do for really making a change in the premium price on the house there being any context between the incoming company ministration and russian officials. so far not to my knowledge. i read today that the press secretary of all present please to disco. deny that there were any, any contacts there has been no contact. so here in, in new york, so our mutual elsewhere. so i am not aware of any conflicts during the 1st trump presidency p, suspend to the american funding for some u. n. bodies while withdrawing from other ones altogether. what do you expect set from the 2nd trump administration in, in not respect or well the,

the words that were pronounced again, some of them during the election campaign on the ship, the also calculates that this was done in these context. some of them are very warring for the un. uh, but yeah, and has always been, you know, kind of a tool in the internal us policy is, i mean, the way you and has been presented. there were times when united states was very enthusiastic about the thing, trying to do everything and to convince everybody, but they should work together within the, when it's a rental. and so to the american interests, then all of a sudden the lost interest in the un saying that u m is not resolving anything that this is only a clump of those for engaging with the live service. it's hard to imagine what will happen right now, and i mean how the, the agenda and the efforts of the international community will fits until the future foreign policy program of, of the trump presidency. if it does,

i will not be surprised if there will be more is usually as the united states about the so far, and certainly very hard to tell you the least is. of course, i'm like one point where trump administration says repeatedly shown the approaches we check on 3 to that's of for the vast majority of the international community. but we need to see again, we will judge in your administration by its actions not by sports, as something which has have a lots of fever and headlines, and remarks by western officials. is that all of the military cooperation between russian, the dpr, k, m. some have said in the west that, that we're going to be seeing north korean soldiers on the pre and front lines, etc, etc. is there anything you can share with us at the moment on, on the issue on how that pot volts a hill,

donnelly's legation screens and rumors about these sounds, no practical dates. so that would lead to certain conclusions. you know it's, it's quite clear that's uh, in the situation when the key for gene is suffering very bleeds on the sheets on the east and front end of them to pronounce his crumbling. of course, they need to invent something to kind of divert the attention of internally creating and public opinion and west and public opinion from what's really happening on the ground. and that's why these, you would, you mind if they can use this words of a rush or the, the key code duration was taken from the cupboards. and i don't know how they will play further with it. so maybe they will get tired of promoting these uh, these uh, these allegations. uh, because really it's very hard to conceal of the seats that you creating. and the

reason is facing the eastern front end, they need to do something about this. okay, can we turn to something you just mentioned a moment ago? that's the middle east and the un, has there been any progress made on mediation efforts in the gals of war? and what are the chances the security council passes and you see spar resolution in the future? depends on the believer in the pencil this on there as a witness because now there is a quite a good draft by not permanent members of the un security council, which contains a clear a request of a media. it's a ceasefire. and it does a, this is something that the russian wasn't advocating for very, very long. our 1st draft containing this request was tabled on the 16th of october last year. so right. 10 days, even less than 10 days after the events of the.