one of the seats that you bring in the machine is facing the eastern front end. they need to do something about this. 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 or war? and what are the chances the security council passes and you see spar resolution in the future? it depends on the believe already 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. does a, this is something that the russian wasn't advocating for very, very long. uh, our 1st draft containing this request uh, was tabled on the 16th of october last year. so right. 10 days, even less than 10 days after the events on the 7th of october we,

we believe that the, the council should take the extra money on these issue. and the best as far as the mediation efforts are being tackled. and you know, uh, it was a clear policy of the united states to kind of mislead international communities and to divert, so the efforts to other things, when they proposed to the resolution 2755 adults in june this year. this is a lucian contains of the so called by the piece flemish and the claims that israel has already agreed street storms and we all have to convince right from us. this was very vague. documents on the way of stating that we didn't want to block it because there was a bigger request for such efforts. but in reality, it led to the fact that the whole council made the bats on the efforts of these negotiating group. the easily israel from us, united states that egypt cuts are aware of conducting

a shuttle negotiations in different places. so at this stage, it's quite clear that there are no negotiations on these real hesitant yet. all the proposals that way, i mean there, uh and uh, because also insisted on what defining the terms of the lease uh, deal that was contained today in the resolution of the security council. so it's hard to imagine what's really stipend easily, or our impression is that nothing is happening at it in the united states is trying to use this resolution only as, as most smoke screen to, to avoid any further, excuse me, to console products. that would be uncomfortable to israel and that that will contain the appeals or requests for immediate cease fire. so i think that the test will come quite soon, because as far as i understand the band folders of this new to solution, i'm very keen to put it to a vote quite soon and we support it very much. it just says on the side at what

come the un security council do to prevent an escalation in the middle east, notably between a run and israel plus the us of course, and especially now with trump and nominating some notorious out the around hawks for his presidential administration, how do you see that plus playing od, and i think that's only the least the score and this give us a call. so is quite clear, almost on all the subjects. so $14.00 to $11.00 being the united states. so it's not very correct to say that security council is not capable of doing anything on the the least the security council is capable of doing a lot of things. and it has a very efficient tool box for that. everybody knows about this toolbox, but the security council is being taken hostage by one country united states, which is so far too, trying to block everything. that's good implants, he's a, it's a l i in the middle east is 0. and from fulfillment always plans,

it's very hot task for the united states. uh, the one the the scale of the atrocities committed to in, in gaza and elsewhere given the clear violations of international humanitarian law . sometimes even us colleagues are meeting themselves the kind of criticism to us israel, but so far they are blocking any serious meaningful efforts from the security council. and there is a big does a member. so this huge council to play the role to stabilize me the least to prevent it from sliding to do when you all embrace o, o holy only allowed war in, in the, in the me, the list and the way on a very slippery slope or as of right now, it's still far from being perfect from being guaranteed that there will be no further decreased relation between israel and your on. so we are team to deploy

our efforts to, to help all the conflicting sides to, to come to a solution. we know the parameters of this solution. we know that the police team problem can be ignored and can be left decides in any future settlements of the me, the least problems. so everybody knows the program. everybody had knows about the tool box, and one member so far is blocking these the so those here in the security council. so we'll see how top administration will approach to these. but it has already certain contexts of these very beds context arising from the extra as a result of an even garza and elsewhere, which i think the incoming administration will not be able to ignore. so let's see how it will tackle will these to, to kind of say, face the international everything, despite forcing some concerns. russia has agreed to support renewal of

a un security council of sanctions on the m. and can you tell us most of those reasoning there? it was a technical rollover, we insisted that the regime is not changed so far. the documents related to young and e settlements are dated back to them to the, to several years ago. and so we always say that's uh we'll, we'll have to renew the legal base for them. and the settlement and moments decides to come to an agreement. and we know that such efforts are being made. we know that the efforts of special envoy sounds good when they're being supported by everybody . so we expect the size to come to an agreement which will become the basis for the new resolutions and for the new context in, in the u. m. b. so when you have these pro, both just with the supporting of us,

so we believe and which has suffered a lot during, during last 2 years. and you have many people deserve the piece. and there's been a lot of discussions about a reform all the un security council and the need to add more permanent seats for africa. asia, lots in america. is that something you for see happening with a lot of disagreement? it's a very serious issue. the phone with this key which council, this is the main body of dealing with piece of security. so is the sharpest tool in our toolbox, international tool box. that's why this should be very cautious and the approach to the form should gain support from the broad as possible a number of states. uh, ideally, a conceptual support should be mobilized for this process where you have to very far from these. but there are certain the understandings that we're carrying from

one session of funding to governments and negotiations to another. for example, we all understand that there is a necessity of increasing the of the rule and the proportion of developing countries. first and foremost, the african leads from the americanization countries in this give us a call. so it's a, it's also quite clear to us that the current ratio of western countries in the security council does not reflect the composition of the world and the they're old . some of the western countries in world affairs and also one must take into consideration the as the issue of, of block of discipline within western countries. and so they usually speak with one voice. i'm presenting one of the same positions during the liberation in the council that, of course there and there's certain doubts about the necessity of, of being offered some countries being represented at such a large scale in the security council. so it's a, it's

a complex process. i think we are on the way there are lots of issues that seem to be a result and they should be result in the most uh, i would say uh, in the broadest possible uh, agreements to these provisions. and uh, this is the task that is before us, and i think that we're all very much committed to this, to this task. and actually is one of the main proponents on the phone with this security fault of counsel for the reasons that i already described. well, thank you so much for delving into those many big issues and all this being asked. so frank with us, russian 1st deputy and boss or to the united nations, mr. dimitri podbielski. thank you. you're welcome. thank you. that is where we leave the and use our for now. and if you hear of the top in 5 minutes time, she's good. all. if there's this big developments joiner than

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they have to go into your stuff as i so the, so now click on the nice to promo the problem 1st i noticed was that some of the there's no end in sight over how you're going to continue to destroy the earth is the case of the med, most of the people. i tried to go to the gym, but i'm certainly not ready to fight russia. this is also of soon. this is the 3rd world lunacy re washing press for so the funder line likes to say, we have the tools while we just start with stability and business deals. what are you living on? mac, have very close propaganda. you know, a price here in new york. i think we don't know the aftermath any time that you're not allowed to ask questions, you should ask all of the questions. the more questions ask the better. the answer is will be scott bennett, i'm a former united states army psychological warfare officer, really served in the state department counterterrorism office under investor del

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