the, the head to head up to you in, in new york, the united states and the puts forward come p thing, resolutions, all of the ukraine. the conflict with the members just now adopting the key of bank draft that says rest your safety plan and brussels remain the only of the right now for peace. they try to ignore the fact that the winds of change declared demand for peace has been full. with the only obstacle being the key of you set up and is your opinion encompassing. of course, during the war time you call and have elections. many countries having their constitutions point so that you contact the election. you official escape not to mirrors the lensky. a palm on the holding up ball isn't before the presidential election. despite the premium parliament's failure to raleigh,

the necessary votes to put forward a bill supporting his legitimacy and also coming up in the program. gloucester seen that the russian consulate in the french, they of course, say, an instant must goes calling a terror attack. prussian intelligent surfaces were just last week that you are p emissions, could become ukrainian target the your with our team for nashville. my name's you know, neil hello and welcome to the news. our a war of resolutions has with the united nations hate to cuba, new york. this monday, the united states faced off with the youth in urging the general assembly to bach it's draft on ending the ukraine conflict. the trump team rejected are you printing and back version, which has now i just passed off the assembly in favor of new language composing your last name please. as a path to peace is possible. mister president,

that is why the united states oppose putting forward another resolution. and that is why we cannot support ukraine's resolution. and we urges withdrawal in favor of a strong statement committing us to end the war and work towards a lasting peace. the united states also requests the general assembly take action on the united states, proposed resolution immediately following consideration of the ukraine drafted resolution a more r t corresponded unless the so you have a lot in the joints. we know in the studio a busy day in new york city, you had rival drops being voted on those resolutions. how does it end up? well, with news just in, we've just had the us general assembly voted in favor of the ukraine's on a use of draft resolution with 93 countries. voting and save on us resolution or

need gold $75.00 sites. that would 2 resolutions. not fast. obviously, as i've mentioned, the west one on the ukraine and you one and the difference is that the us used less critical language to was russia special military operation. and you create and own country a draft resolution from ukraine on the you. recess to the so called full scale innovation on demand, it needed an unconditional withdrawal of the russian forces. washington's resolution also empowered a swift end to the conflict and on the uh, the wire reports that the us resolution will not include putting rush of the restroom and the conflict, but these adjustment consent and previously it all out as well. washington reportedly demanded gift withdrawal. it's resolution and replace it with the american one, but obviously here for some use to do so. the fact that at washington was putting

this forward with less hostile language up. i brushed it in the 1st place. that's the signal is a c change from yours gone by, doesn't it? what kind of support wasn't getting wider to that while, according to the media and prior to the voting full countries actually supported washington openly and that was north must of dirty. it was georgia hungry and israel and according to the hon, gary and for in minnesota hungry was actually the co op so of the resolution that was put forward by the us. and as he was or he will say station that his country will support it in the voting. and he also mentions the unity just all actually escalating the conflict you mean should find you closer. sure. no less panic is felt in a number of european capitals where all these years, they don't totally help the key of click and covered up his crimes, but also not should rest of phobia, right on trades and fabrications about the goals and objectives, the best professional military operation was that as a result, inflated such

a huge bubble of lies from which it is now very difficult for them to get out of it . and they try to ignore the fact that the winds have changed. and the clear demand for peace has been full with the only obstacle being the key of usa and is your opinion accomplices. assumption left without to roger and windmill, these, the septic peacemakers are in disarray, but continued to mentor. the rest of the wellness is on how to live, according to the rules of the beautiful god and pronounced the colleagues the draft submitted today for a vote by the european union and ukraine. so it has a direct relation to this bubble in system and was made up by this very group. mostly they care about the numbers today to pass them off of support for the key of regime uh to try and hold out for more time simple ukrainians will pay for this with that live. so you can think about it today when everyone who will press the button in this hold at the moment of voting on the you, you crane project basis of choice either to play along with zalinski and the type on says when supposing that fantasy detached from reality we want to make a clear choice in favor of practical and realistic steps. the construct military

action in ukraine in the very near future. so you wouldn't, you want me to not let yourself be saved, but this is good. yeah, for selling the pendula there at nasty and he was talking to build up to this vote . i'm being very clear in what he sees as the the main oppressors or the opposition to piece and coming exactly, understanding the bins. as we just mentioned this, the spoke on behalf of the russian size, and he actually also mentioned the men's grievance in his speech as well. and that they would have ended the ukraine's attack on russian population. and, but instead, it was used to actually give time to ukraine onto its west and patrons, to alms ukraine's. and he also mentioned that nato is expansion. eastwood's had strategic risks for russia. and obviously russia has raised all of these concerns for years. and one of the right red lines were crossed. obviously russia launched as submitted to a special military operation in ukraine. and you know,

he also as that from what we've just had to show those voting today not to be deceived, but from what we're just just seeing a 7593. i'm sorry, but it's the same save of the european resolution. yeah. close window. a lot of the stains, as you say, as well as will be picking up on the reaction to that as we go further into the program this evening. but for now, archie correspondent, i'm see of a lot in the thank you the ukrainian part of it. meanwhile, has failed to raleigh. the votes needed to block a resolution, and that continuing loving their zalinski is rain in office on europe and commissioners were there to see the defeat the text of the fail, the bill seeing here the cur, that mister sa lensky should keep his grip on presidential power the votes fell half a dozen deputies short all the necessary 2 to 6 bullets. well, the landscapes term of office, just to say expired on may 20th last year,

ending his legitimate time as president. but of course, he's still there and some european officials, if you're fine with that. of course, during the war time yukon have elections, many countries have in their constitutions point so that you contact the elections and why? because in the election job is, you know, fights between each other not to in a situation where you have actually the outside of me, that you have to focus your strength. well, we discussed the issue of lot of miracle and skis legitimacy in power and his stance on the conflict with a number of guests earlier a he's fine, very hard to and so that the conflict a prolonged the caustic as much as possible because this is only avenue of holding on to power without the conflict. then it forces the conversation which is already started around elections. he just receive this vote of no confidence.

and he either steps down or it will depend upon the military, the military, if the military wants to bring him up, that he'll stay legally. uh and uh, but what if he wants to follow up the, the, the rule of law if you will, in fact. and, and if the writer still has any semblance of, of authority left, then they will call for early elections. and so they can get the peace process underway. i think it's almost a irrelevant what other european countries may say actually, or some of the leaders may say, i think the whole chessboard has been turned around upside down with donald trump, the coming into the white house. this time for most of the european lead to is all the it leaks when you have cultivated, have mistaken narrative for almost all of your political lives. it is difficult to,

to exit the mental cage. you have been locking yourself update. so this is russell phobia this uh, i mean up to now right off to this munich security conference, i think the europeans do have a fully woken up. a why this is happening and happening so fast. they don't have any be much power now, especially since the election of present donald trump. so you as well, it has very little influence at this point. this is now last week between the us and russia, coming up with was a deal said i believe that you, queen, once they realize that you will pass no into it. so no part has no power to house the house, then they will be more receptive to the americans. for example, they're now starting to be more expensive because even the african piece piece apply that credit the cost. so in the day that seem all african heads of states

going it, it goes east and rush represents a piece of less which at the time president zalinski was not open to to that plan which spoke about things like security guarantees. when it's awful for russia and so on. so now we're starting to see ukraine coming to south africa. goes to the applicant, confidence and say ok, the piece, the www. that you presented about 2 years ago. came scream, speak about that, look truck was right in one and so it was manson in terms of the, the europeans in terms of their outlook on democracy. we, you know, during world war 2, the united states fail elections for heaven's sakes. i problem him and, and we went on roosevelt was re elected. however, in this case, this is a real sign that democracy really is not, has not really taken holes in europe. and you know,

that's supposed to be one of our basic premises for, for the very foundation of nato. i think it's quite clear to the rest of the worlds that russia no longer trusts what was agreed before. not to mention the agreement in turkey and not to even mation means one love to know. so what russia has being aiming for right now, as i've read, is that it's a, it's the last piece and it's an overall structure. it's mostly about you, craig, it's about the, the, the future to set the tones of set the parameters of the future security. turning attention to france, where they, russian consulate in more se has come under attack. officials have confirmed explosions in the sides. courtyard with the russian foreign ministry, calling the aggression an act of terror. just a week ago to state must go should warnings that ukraine is planning terrorist

attacks in europe to disrupt the peace talks. and this is what happened on the territory of the russian consul. it and mercy obviously has all the hallmarks of a terrorist act. we demanded from france an immediate comprehensive investigation and of course measures to strength and security. thank god, no one was hurt. now as we understand it, local law enforcers are working, but the relevant demands from the russian side have been made for the most important thing right now is that there were no casualties reported and that whole area has since been cordoned off. we know that there was a stolen car found clear by with a reaction from us gore vidal way of foreign ministry spokesman. maria's a harvest, said that this has all the hallmarks of a terrorist attack. and not moscow is demanding a thorough investigation from french authorities and from france itself. here's more from the conflict itself regarding the incidence that up on his mode at 7 30 am local time of there's 3 on identified explosive devices were thrown at the consulate general velo said you, 2 of them exploded and one did not. and,

and the emergency services were immediately called and the police and a fire brigade arrived and a bomb squad was called in those just now all necessary actions are being carried out to investigate the area and the object that did not explode. he's leaving it. there are no casualties that of all the building of the consulate general has been cordoned off, and the consulate general accordingly is not working right now. we will provide all necessary information for local services investigations are underway. we will also follow the development of events. yes, of course we were aware of the threat and the light of the situation and they will so we were prepared that what she is referring to there at the end is a series of warnings that were received by the russian intelligence services which they made public message is coming from europe. the cube is actually planning a series of provocations against russian diplomats of commissions in europe. here's what they said. according to reports, european countries are alarmed at ukraine's extreme unwillingness to agree with

moscow if it requires key is to make excessive concessions. according to the information, one of the options being considered by the ukranian regime to disrupt the negotiations involves a series of terror attacks against russian diplomatic missions in european countries. and they actually are, was actually very specific about the warnings that it receives because we're talking about terrorist attacks like cubans most likely to commit in germany as well as baltic and scandinavian countries as well as more specific slovakia and hungry. now what we do know is that this could be potentially kias final acts of desperation, as they see this is coming to an end. we also know that russia right now is increasing security measure. it measures out all diplomatic emissions for now and friends, but we'll see of course, how this story develops will do political level as serial deadlock threats. say's key of will try in his view to sabotage any attempt the piece by using such types

of methods to attack question. one kind of deal really surprised about this because zalinski is really in facing deep, deep problems. and they were trying to find any kind of solutions they knew kind of means to sabotage the piece. the oaks that should spout soon and that a ready started in way. so i'm not really surprised. plus the, as the air had already won all the community that it was to expect such and such attacks. and maybe it's not going to be the other one regarding the place. the word that happened in, in france. it's not really surprising because frances, unfortunately has not understood anything and stay on the beach border ukraine. and so it's, it's not really a surprise. and now he's got a dark history. now it's part of the extremist ukrainian. as off battalion stands

as a convicted war criminal, but the danish parliament has given all about a pass and rose to its feet to salute the controversial figure. thank you for, for, for the applause. but that would 1st go to our military. one of home is here with us today, and for all of them for our home in the, for the with them on up the center of is all is dimitri kind of paper. what many call a badge of honor har. he wears proudly on his sleeve and other photos can do for his wearing a logo of beat sodium missing tropic deficient. that's for the long side neo nazis in the ass off battalion. now his group lost the bottle of martyr. who po? in 2022. where he and many of its members were taken prisoner by russia. a most

skilled court sentenced him to nearly 3 decades behind bars for the war. crime of opening fire on a civilian vehicle, killing 2 on armed men and leaders, shooting a 3rd civilian on the street. but can you per, was eventually released as part of a prisoner swap on returned home and september 2024. while the seen the play dollars in copenhagen, it's highly reminiscent of what was witnessed in september in canada, bach in 2023. remember this? that's when global light ridge erupt, it after a ukrainian man who served in nazi jeremy's 14 boffin ran into your division. all of the ss was given a standing ovation and the canadian parliament on the western span was house and stop there. the guardian recently dedicated an article to come by medics that a company ukraine's 3rd assault brigade. however,

it fell short of mentioning nowhere here that it's also an open lead neo nazi unit, which is part of the wider as off battalion with several medics clearly seen wearing as off symbols as well. for more on this, we can cross now live to former us marine corps intelligence officers. scott ritter, scott brit to see you. it appears that danish parliament is taking a page out of the canadian play book, giving a standing salut to an extremist member of the cleaning armed forces. your thoughts on what looks just like to repeat in western parliament. well, i'd also remind you they took a page out of the united states congress, which has invited members of these up battalion into the people's house to speak to be applauded, to be fitted to be allowed to carry out auctions of nazi memorabilia in side the congress of the united states of america. i'll point out that nancy pelosi

when she was speaker, the house shut outs level guy, you know, to members of congress. so it's not just the danes, it's not just the canadians, it's the united states. it's great britain. it's the entire collective west, which has been infected by the rest of phobia to the extent that they've in effect, had their memories wiped clean. of what the reality of nazi ideology is. a nazi ideology exist today in the form of its you know, successor, a band tourism, the band there is and the, the, the, the individual being applauded. and the danish parliament is a living breathing example of van dearest ideology, a war criminal who killed innocent civilians. no, it's not upon me to criticize rusher for a green, 2 prisoners swaps, etc. but um, you get what you pay for. meaning, you let this man go,

i call don't be surprised that the west who helped facilitate his rise, the power continues to applaud his crimes, even though they don't call it cries because they they, they, they have painted it. there's some sort of modern day hero. i'd also like to point out that denmark a participated heavily in terms of the provision of manpower to offering this as divisions during the 2nd world war. it appears as long as you're openly publicly against russia. it doesn't matter who you are, what you've done, work crimes neo nazi and symbols across your body, except for it. as long as you are, i'm team law school when you get a pass in the west right now, how did this moral stance come to be? who ignorance of his ty, um we have a situation where the rest is forgotten that at one time we stood side by side with

our soviet allies to defeat this terrific ideology. what we've allowed to happen in the aftermath of the conclusion of the 2nd world war is a sort of a re awake and not the car see type of a prejudice that has legitimized anti soviet resistance. which is really nothing more than the sustainment of nazi ideology. in the form of western ukrainian nationalism. but what we've done is we've forgot that these people fall alongside adolph hitler, to slaughter jews to slaughter poles, to slaughter ukrainians, to slaughter russians. and instead we said, oh, they stood up against style and they stood up against communism. and so therefore, the crimes that they committed it could be forgiven because they represent part of the greater good in the west of the part of russ. a phobia is to ignore the reality of history and to reinvent history, to reinvent or to invent historical narratives that light in modern day russia

to the soviet union. i'm not here to condemn the soviet union, but i am here to point out that russia is not the soviet union. and whatever ideological differences existed between the west and the soviet union, these no longer exist today. there is no ideological warfare between russia and the west of what there is a geo political of narrative being pushed by the united states in the west that seeks to disenfranchise modern and russia for economic purposes. for geo political purposes, there's nothing to do with ideology, but in order to further this, we've allowed to rise from the ashes. one of the most hate field id. ology is a magical that is the ideology of step on van dera, which is literally extension of the ideology of adolph hitler that we want to put

together to destroy. you've got to in europe and leaders. so getting some hard medicine from the like of ged funds, donald trump, chelsea galbraith is, is now a leading figure of the new administration. and we're talking about things that you are russia has brought to the for, for many years. but now it's, it's on a global, staged by a washington will not give pause to those who just accept that as long as you're fighting russia, you're a ok, and or a book. do you think that will be a ton of see change going on or on my night here? there is a see change during the revolution underway in the united states today, both domestically in terms of breaking the back of this deep state, this establishment that has created both domestically and in terms of our relations with their, of the narrative. it says mike states must have a conflict. um, we now have a new people that i apologize. we have something going on outside of my guards are

going crazy, but i think you're interested in the interviews. got it seats, the complete definition of the data bases with the yes sir. so you're ok, given that to me, there's a lens, these ref, recreate the with with, from pover, keeps aids coming to a halt from pointing a return on investment for the money that the by the administration ship. where does a lot of yours lensky stuff now? will he get enough help from the e u, or does he know he's in a whole i think this is more than just simply transactional or relationships. so this is representative of the shift away from a militaristic approach towards how america deals with the world's problems. many problems um, towards one where the united states seeks to interface primarily on the, you know, from a economic standpoint. and so this is part of the transactional relationship transactional

narrative. but it's also donald trump, putting the marker down for ukraine and for the rest of the world. that of the day of america writing blink checks for the further ends of idea logically based on conflict is over that we're not going to be your bottomless pit of money that you can reach into to continue policies that may have been supported by past administrations. but are no longer being supported today. i will point out it's not, not easy to think. you know, that we are in a new direction. we are in a new direction. this is the point i tried to make to as many people as possible that the united states cannot be judged based upon the parameters of the past. that this administration is breaking completely with the parameters of the past. this is a new approach and it's one that is starting with

a foundation of breaking the back of the deep state that is promulgated of how america dealt with the world. previously, this is a whole new approach, whether or not it's for the better or worse only history to judge. but how much, how much was the scott kind of actually succeed? because you, you've got that, you know, some people call it deep state, others the blog, but there's the establishment. it's so deep rooted. it's got power. you've got a hostile media in the us against trump. you've got your opinion leaders coming out and saying in germany yesterday, and we're gonna spend their own 2 feet. how's the administration, how they've got the, the 1st to push through what really, what it wants to do and kind of do it. it's doing it. it's not a matter of can't do it. it's doing it. the department of justice has been a mile aged in terms of its past ability to politicize, the strength of american justice system in law enforcement of the f. b,

i is being gutted as we speak the removal of thousands of f b. i. agents who forgot their oath and allowed their badges and guns to be used to suppress free speech in the civil rights of americans. they are being eliminated. the media is being a vis rated as we speak, not in terms of inhibiting their ability to, to speak freely, but basically saying that they don't get to drive the narrative anymore. the, the, the rise of x, the rise of social media, alternative media platforms, as the pre eminent source of news in narrative, in the united states breaks the back of the media. and you're going to see that the, the, the congress itself is going to be attacked in terms of its ability to fund the deep state. this is a trends for may tional moment in american history. and it will lead to dramatic change on how we deal domestically and with the world. scott, just fine. he's been great with your time in terms of of the ukraine conflict.

where do we stand with the peace talks coming up? we're going to have president put and then president trump sitting done talking about ending this at 3 war 3 year conflict. brussel seems to be the only staunch barker and london of course of ukraine as it stands. so where are we right now? so we're on the path towards peace. i mean, again, we won't know until it's finally done. russia has every right to be a somewhat hesitant on uh, embracing the, the narrative being put forward by trump. but trump is serious about peace. it's not going to be easy, it's going to be difficult, but it's going to happen sooner rather than later. and this would be my fear warning to our and allies or should i say former allies in europe because they are behaving as allies today to split like germany or pastoring that they want to somehow be the adversaries of the united states. you will lose,

the united states has made a strategic decision to seek peace in ukraine and to de emphasize europe as a theater of adversarial conflict between the united states and russia. and anybody who jumps on this bandwagon will profit. anybody who opposes us will be destroyed and what i mean destroyed. i mean, actually that of united states, i don't believe we'll stand by. i believe. while europe seeks to further award that not only has killed over a 1000000 ukrainians and russians in totality, not only is devastated the economies of europe, ukraine, russia, and the united states by extension. but threatens, and this is the most important part. the continuation of the conflict in europe puts the united states and russia on a course towards potential nuclear conflict, which would be the end of the entire world. so when you say i support ukraine, i interpreted as you want a nuclear war between russian united states and you want to kill me, you will become my enemy. and i think the american people are waking up that anybody who.