intelligence now watch the full version of vladimir putin's talks with the un secretary general dear mr. secretary general. i am very glad to see good day russia as one of the founding members of the united nations and a permanent member of the security council has always supported this universal organization, and we believe that it is not just universal, but unique in its kind, there is no other such organization in the international community, and we strongly support the principles on which it is based. intend to do so in the future. for us

, the sentiments of some of our colleagues sound somewhat strange when they talk about a world based on rules. we believe that the main rule is the charter of the united nations and other documents adopted by this organization on and not some papers written by someone for themselves or to ensure their interests. hmm we are also surprised. uh, let's look at some of the statements of our colleagues about the fact that someone in the world is an exception or claims to be exclusive rights, because according to the charter of the united nations organization, it means that all participants in international communication are equal to each other, regardless of the power of size and their geographical location. and i think that, uh, it's akin to what we have written. and what

is written and means in the bible there all people are equal. for sure, we will find the same thing in the koran and farthor. all people are equal before e before the lord , therefore it sounds very strange, e, the idea that someone claims some kind of exclusivity sounds. well, we live in a complex world. uh, therefore, we proceed from the fact that there is what is, in fact, it is ready to work with everyone unconditionally, e it was once created to resolve acute crises hmm. she went through different periods of her development and most recently a few years ago. we heard that it is outdated, that it is no longer needed. hmm, this happened in those moments when she prevented someone from achieving their goals in the international arena. we have always talked about the fact that such a universal organization as it is not and

you need to cherish the institutions that have been created right after world war ii. dispute resolution here i am aware of your concerns related to the military operation against russia in the donbass in ukraine. i think that this will be at the heart of our conversation today. in this regard, i would like to just note that hmm and that the whole problem arose after the coup d'état that was carried out in ukraine in 2014 . this is an obvious fact. and you can call it whatever you like, and you can have whatever addictions you want to those who did it, but this is reality anti-constitutional coup. after that , a situation arose with the expression of the will of the inhabitants of e, the inhabitants of crimea and sevastopol, who

acted practically in the same way as the people who lived, living in kosovo did in their time, they decided on independence, and then turned to us with a request to join the russian federation, uh, for this or the difference that in kosovo such a decision on sovereignty was made by the parliament, and in a in the crimea and in sevastopol on a nationwide basis, and the same problem arose in the southeast of ukraine where the inhabitants of several territories of two e, at least two e subjects of then ukraine did not agree to a coup d'état. if you are the result of uh, but uh, have been exposed. uh, very strong pressure, including through large-scale military operations using military aircraft and hmm and uh, heavy military equipment. this is how the crisis arose in the donbass

in the southeast, ukraine. as you know, after another unsuccessful attempt by the kiev authorities to solve this problem by military means, we came to the signing of an agreement in minsk and called the minsk agreements. this is an attempt at a peaceful settlement. it was an attempt to peacefully resolve the situation in the donbas. unfortunately. uh, for us, for eight years, the people who lived there, firstly, found themselves in a blockade. and uh, the authorities in kiev have publicly announced that they are organizing a blockade of these territories. they weren't ashamed of it and said it was. although it initially refused to do so, they continued military pressure under these conditions after the authorities in kiev actually publicly. i am i want to emphasize this publicly through the mouths of the first years of the state declared that they did not intend to

implement these minsk agreements. we were forced to stop the genocide of people who live in these territories. uh recognize these states as independent and independent. i repeat again. this is a forced measure to end the suffering of the people who live in these territories. unfortunately, in the west they preferred not to notice all this on a after we recognized their independence. they asked us provide them with military assistance. due to the fact that they are subjected to hmmm military aggression by them under article 51, section seven of the un charter, they were also forced to do so. uh, starting a special military operation. i would like to, i would like to inform you. i want to inform you that, despite the fact that there is a military operation. we are nonetheless. uh, we still hope that we will be able to reach an agreement on the

diplomatic track as well. we are negotiating we refuse them on moreover on the negotiations in istanbul and i know that you were there, uh, just been. today i just uh, talked with president erdogan, we managed to achieve quite serious serious uh serious breakthrough. uh, because uh. hmm and the security requirements of ukraine's international security. hmm, our ukrainian colleagues did not associate uh with such a concept as uh, and the internationally recognized borders of ukraine were put out of brackets. uh, crimea stopol and uh, the newly recognized russia of the republic of donbass well, with certain reservations, but unfortunately, after reaching these agreements and after our e, in my opinion

, it is enough e clearly demonstrated. e, intentions to create favorable conditions for the continuation of negotiations. we are faced with a provocation in the village of buche, to which the russian army has nothing to do. and we know who did it. we know who prepared this provocation. by what means, what kind of people worked on this a and e, the position of our negotiators with ukraine on a further settlement, it is cardinal. after that changed they moved away from their former intentions e and put out of brackets. eh, questions. uh, take out security guarantees on the territory. e. crimea , sevastopol and, e., the republics of donbass, they simply refused this, and in their draft agreement on this matter, they simply indicated to us represented in two

articles that these issues should be resolved at meetings of heads of state. well, it is clear to us that these questions are if we refer them to the level of the heads of state, without first deciding them. uh, at least within the framework of the draft agreement it is clear to us that they have never been decided and will not be signed in this case. we simply cannot guarantee security without resolving the issue of a territorial nature in relation to crimea and sevastopol and the republic . well, nevertheless, negotiations are underway, and they are now taking place in an online format. hopefully this will lead us to something. to a positive uh outcome, that's what i would like to say at the outset, i'm sure we'll have a lot of questions, uh, related to this situation. well, maybe we can talk about other things. i am very happy see you welcome to moscow thank you

mr. president thank you for hosting me in the kremlin future secretary general my main concern is the situation in ukraine i have a clear understanding that we need a multilateral order, a charter based organization. i nah nations and on international law, any rules that will be established must be established by consensus of the international community and fully comply with international law. i am relentless i believe firmly. i believe in international law. un charter that is why we often have different views on the situations that occur in the russian

federation, there are a number of claims in relation to what is happening in ukraine and european global security. held many positions in his life. i remember that i had the opportunity to meet with you, when i was working as the eu president i worked. in the portuguese government, he is responsible for relations between the eu and russia. perhaps even in the same room we met, i understand your dissatisfaction, which you have, but from our point of view, these grievances must be resolved based on the various instruments proposed by the un charter. we firmly believe that the violation of the territorial

integrity of any country is completely inconsistent with the un charter and we are deeply concerned about what is happening now and we we believe that there was an invasion of the territory of ukraine, however, the united nations is not part of the political negotiations. we have never been invited or allowed to participate in either the minsk process or the normandy format negotiations. i wanted and i had the opportunity to express this to president erdogan. we support

the dialogue between the two countries and support the goodwill of turkey to promote this approach, but our main task in terms of the humanitarian situation in ukraine is to allow this situation to improve. that is why i had a meeting with minister sergey lavrov today. and i put forward two proposals, first, to materialize our proposal. we have a team that is working with the department of defense to clarify the situation with regard to corridors in humanitarian assistance. this collaboration has been very fruitful. but in truth, we are facing a near situation in which russia announces the creation of a

corridor. ukraine claims to create another corridor and the situation is such that this is not being implemented in practice, so we propose to create a humanitarian contract contact group in which the organization of exchange nations russia ukraine will be able to report the situation so that these corridors are truly effective, so that who is not there were pretexts to avoid the awareness of these corridors on the other hand, we understand how difficult the situation is in mariupol, and again, with regard to this situation, i would like to say that he is ready to fully mobilize his logistical abilities and human resources together with the icc. i spoke with peter mauror yesterday. he fully supports this initiative. he is ready to work together the idea is that we need to work

together with the armed forces of both russia and ukraine in order to solve once and for all the problem was initially an operation to evacuate civilians from the plant. your test manicure russia is constantly accused that this evacuation is not carried out from the other side. russia has announced the creation of corridors, which, however, is not being used. we are ready to report together with the icrc. with ukraine, russia is ready to assess the situation in 2-3 days. this will allow for the evacuation of those who want to evacuate, of course, this is a voluntary process, on the other hand, as far as mariupol is concerned, it is very, very large. the area is destroyed by the city many people remain,

there and are in a difficult situation. they want to leave the city, someone wants to go to the russian federation, someone wants to go to the territory controlled by the ukrainian authorities and together with the mkk. we are ready to use all our resources to work with the authorities of russia and ukraine in order to create this opportunity to guarantee the evacuation of these persons. this will be a longer process. we need to establish more specific concrete forms of cooperation, however, we are very interested in this. we pursue one goal, namely, to alleviate the situation of people to reduce their suffering, as i said before, is an opportunity to do it by uniting it both sides of the mcc of our

management. whom to create the necessary conditions to do it as transparently as possible, so that no one can blame others anymore, but that something is not happening first, about the invasion. if so, it means that i am very well acquainted, very well personally read all the documents of the international court, he perfectly remembers the decision of the international court, where it is written that in the exercise of the right to self-determination. one or the other territory of any state, are not obliged to apply for permission to declare their sovereignty to the central authorities of the country. this was said in relation to kosovo and this is the decision of the international court. and this decision was supported by everyone. i personally

read all the comments and legal and administrative political bodies of the us european countries. all this was supported. if so, then the republics of donbass, the donetsk republic and the luhansk people's republic, have the same right, without applying to the central authorities ukrainian authorities declare their sovereignty. because the precedent has been set. first of all, mr. president of the united nations does not recognize, kosovo recognized means, let me finish. well, the court recognized that if this precedent

is created, then the same thing could have been done by the republic of donbass by doing. it's us they're made. here they are. we , for our part, received the right to recognize them as independent states. so many states of the world have done this, including our opponents in the west regarding kosovo recognized by many states. after all, this is a fact by many western states, but they are recognized as independent states. we did the same with respect to the republic of donbass . but after we did this, they turned to us with a request to provide them with military assistance in relation to the state that is conducting against them military operation. and we had the right to do it in full accordance with article fifty- one. uh, section seven of the un charter now. just a second, let's discuss our now. i'd like to go to the second part of your question.

this means that this is mariupol, where the situation is complex and perhaps tragic. but uh, it's really simple. i just spoke with president erdogan today. he talked about the fact that there will be hostilities. there is no fighting they are over. no, they stopped the fighting in mariupol, which means that part of the armed forces of ukraine, which were stationed in other industrial regions. she surrendered. surrendered into captivity. almost 1300 people, but in fact there are even more people injured injured. they are in absolutely normal conditions. they are the ones who were injured

by him, it turns out that medical care is qualified full-fledged medical care by our doctors. this means that if the factory in azovstan, they completely took it. and gave instructions gave the order not to carry out. so that you do not have their actions there , for example. indeed, we hear from the ukrainian authorities that there are civilian civilians there. then the servicemen of the ukrainian army are obliged to release them or they then they act as terrorists in many countries of the world, like the igil of syria, hiding behind the civilian population. the simplest thing to do is let these people out? which is easier. you

say that russia's humanitarian corridors do not work. eh, mr. general secretary, you were misled. these corridors operate from mariupol with our assistance, more than 100,000 people came out. 130, in my opinion, or 140,000 people came out, and they can go anywhere. oh, someone wants to go to russia who wants to go to ukraine anywhere. we do not we keep showing all kinds of help and support, the same can be done by civilians, if they are on the territory, azov has become, they can go out and that’s all an example. the civilized attitude towards these people is obvious. he sees from all this. talk to these people who came out of there, which is easier for the military either hmm or either for uh, the representative of the nationalist battalions

to release civilians. it's just a crime to keep civilians there as a living count, if there are any. we are with them vkontakte those who sit there in the dungeons of azov stands and they have a good example of their comrades in arms came out and laid down these weapons. more than 1,300 thousand people, nothing happens to them, moreover, if there is a desire to see, dear mr. secretary general and representatives of the red cross, the representative of the organizational nations, how are they kept? where is the help. uh, hurt, please, we're ready to provide. this is the easiest one. uh the simplest solution to this is not simple at first

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near st. petersburg, at the krasny bor landfill, the main phase of the liquidation of the hazardous waste dump began; the landfill was closed and mothballed back in the fourteenth year, who will be responsible for the disposal of toxic waste. and how many years will it take to work on this, a report by elena betikova , work at the training ground, krasny bor, i ask the residents of the leningrad region and st. petersburg to start the events. waited for almost half a century in the coming 3 years. the largest disposal of toxic waste in russia will be eliminated will be dealt with by this division - rusatom, the federal environmental operator official start dan publications of the

federation council this project needs serious resources. not only financial scientific base is needed, but high-class ones are needed. measures are needed high technology and rusatom. e fully possesses these competencies during the time that the landfill was operating. 2 million tons of poison chemicals have accumulated here. among them, especially dangerous phenols cyanide arsenic. and this is not the whole list. the entire periodic table in relation to this expression in relation to red boron is not an allegory, indeed the entire set of industrial wastes of the first and second category of danger, including e, for 50 years since of the entire soviet union accumulated. it's very, very close to densely populated areas. kaliningrad region from

st. petersburg itself. and, of course, this is a huge challenge. this is probably one of the most difficult one of the most difficult environmental heritage sites, not only in our country, but also in the world , a landfill was opened, as temporary for 5 years, but as a result, its service life. villages for half a century in the nineties, the work of krasny bor was practically not controlled, and the waste continued to flow in 2014, the landfill was closed and transferred to federal ownership as a legacy. got huge pits with highly toxic contents most of them are stored in closed maps under a thick layer of cambrian clay, which, according to scientists, is an eternal natural filter, but five maps, acids and oil products discovered in them, are being reclaimed within the framework of the federal clean country project by joint efforts. we have eliminated all the risks of the negative impact of the landfill on the environment, thereby solving a major environmental problem for the safety of the population of the leningrad region of st. petersburg, finland

and the baltic countries. these are unique technologies which will make it possible to completely neutralize the landfill and ensure its complete reclamation and safety, to begin with, throughout. it will install an anti-filtration curtain that will completely limit the ingress of harmful substances into the environment, and the contents of open cards will be recycled. as a result, they will receive clean water and techno-soil. the technology has already been tested at a pilot plant by the end of 2024, a green area will appear in place of the pits. after the natural landscape is restored, the landfill will remain under observation, growth nature supervision and landfill directorate, krasny bor yelena bityukova vesti, leningrad region.

this is russia 24 we continue militants of ukrainian nationalist formations have equipped a stronghold. in the nursing home of the city of liman, donetsk republic, staff and elderly patients. they are being forcibly kept there as a human shield, the head of the coordinating headquarters for humanitarian response, mikhail mizintsev, also said about an impending provocation. in nikolaev, near the local aircraft repair plant, neo-nazis were installed, radio-controlled explosive devices, striking elements. the ukrainian authorities plan to put them into action during the mass gathering of civilians , the only targets of these victims. bloody footage, and alleged crimes of russia for the western press.