miss rosemary decarlo for her updates and briefing this evening. and i'd like to refer to the statement that the u. e. delivered in this chamber on 17th february on the same subject. i'd like to emphasize once again, the importance of de escalation and restraint, that to maintain regional and international security and stability. we believe now is the time to engage constructively and in good faith to address the current situation and mitigate its impact, of course, on any civilians and civilian infrastructure and to charter diplomatic path forward . at mister president, the u. e reiterates the importance of dialogue as others have said de escalation diplomacy, and to continue all efforts to reach a peaceful solution. consistent with international law and the charter of united nations, particularly the principles of territorial integrity, independent sovereignty and good neighborliness. and we believe the minsk agreements form a good basis for that. and that, adherence to these principles is indeed a sustainable pillar of a peaceful pathway forward

decarlo for her briefing.idespread call from the international community, tensions around ukraine instead of having decreased have increased. for this reason, we see ourselves obliged to meet once again in this chamber. we all as member states having ratified the charter of the united nations committed ourselves to respecting the sovereignty, political independence and territorial integrity of the states, we members of the security security council have the first responsibility for the maintenance of peace and international security. this creates the obligation to guarantee that the security council can perform its mandates and ensure the respect for the charter of the united nations. mexico supporters all of the secretary general's statements and the good offices which the secretary general has offered. the president of mexico declared just this morning we will not accept the invasion of one country by another since it is against international law. we recall once again that russia a few days ago in this very

let me begin by thanking under sector general rose when a decarlo special representative mckoko noonan and chief monitor your shot chevy for their comprehensive briefings on the occasion of the 7th anniversary of the package of measures. for the implementation, the winds agreements endorsed unanimously by the un security council resolution to 202. i also welcome was that the on a monte, on to our meeting, we welcome the efforts underway for implementation of the men's agreements, including through the trilateral contact group and under the normandy format. we believe that mince agreements provides a basis for a negotiated and peaceful settlement of the situation in east and ukraine. accordingly, the urge all parties to continue to engage through all possible diplomatic channels and keep working towards the full implementation of the minsk agreements. we also believe that meetings under the normandy format will further facilitate the implementation of the provisions of the mens agreements, including it's key security and political aspects. in this context, we welcome the recent meetings

mister mister president, i thank the secretary general and under secretary general decarlo for their remarks . we are here to night to call on russia to avert war. for months, russia has been holding a gun to ukraine's head. now, president putin's finger is on the trigger a full scale conflict. in a country of 44000000 people will bring immense suffering casualties on both sides and devastating humanitarian consequences. the members of this council, the general assembly and the secretary general, have all called this week for respect for the principles of the un charter. the world is calling for peace, but russia is not listening. mister president, make no mistake. the u. k will not compromise. we will not compromise our commitment to ukraine sovereignty and territorial integrity. our support for peace prosperity and the democratic freedom of the people of ukraine. we will not compromise our commitment to the purpose and principles of the un charter. above all, the founding principle of this united nations that we live together in peace with one another as good neighbors. russia's ac

i thank the secretary general for his urgent plea for peace and under secretary general rosemary decarlo full hub briefing in this grave moment, kenya continues to call for respect for the sovereignty territorial integrity and political independence of ukraine. in line with the core tenants of the united nations charter kenya is deeply concerned by the rapid escalation of the conflict risks following the recognition of the nets and hans as independent states by the russian federation and the continued military escalation. we are concerned that there is a serious risk that a conflict enveloping the whole of the don bus region will occur. present trends holding such a development would instantly lead to significant loss of life, a humanitarian crisis, and a large scale population movement of refugees and internally displaced people. kenya urgently calls for calm by all parties and their commitment to protecting civilians and civilian objects from any actions. contrary to international law and international humanitarian law. we continue to believe that there is still an opportunity for dipl

the secretary general and under secretary general decarlo for their remarks. we are here to night to call on russia to avert war. for months, russia has been holding a gun to ukraine's head. now, president putin's finger is on the trigger. a full scale conflict. in a country of 44000000 people will bring immense suffering casualties on both sides and devastating humanitarian consequences. the members of this council, the general assembly and the secretary general, have all called this week. for respect for the principles of the un charter. the world is calling for peace, but russia is not listening mister president, make no mistake. the u. k. will not compromise. we will not compromise our commitment to ukraine sovereignty and territorial integrity. our support for peace prosperity and the democratic freedom of the people of ukraine. we will not compromise our commitment to the purpose and principles of the un charter above all the founding principle of this united nations that we live together in peace with one another as good neighbors. russia's actions are

i thank the you as she decarlo ambassador, scheduling and traffic for their briefing. we will come to hybridization. i live in participation in this meeting. that me 1st express our gratitude to the o. c. special monitoring mission to ukraine, which continues to work in a volatile and unpredictable environment. and as we heard from ambassador terrific and the multiple challenges and restrictions, we must continue to support the women and men of the monitoring mission. their tireless efforts in contributing to reducing tensions and fostering peace, stability, and security, and to monitoring and supporting the limitations of all i see principles and commitments throughout the crane. mr. president, i'll be in a support the implementation of the myths minsk agreement. we reject any pressure on ukraine to implement nist minsk agreement according to one side interpretation of being expressed. its full support for the rights of minorities in ukraine and anywhere else, minorities should enjoy their rights and participate actively in the social and political life of the country

i would like to thank the secretary-general and the undersecretary general rosemary decarlo for the remarks they put before the council tonight. mr. president, the reports received about the movement of troops into certain areas of donetsk and luhansk in ukraine are cause for extreme concern. the threat or use of force against the territorial integrity, sovereignty and political independence of a u.n. member states is unacceptable. in the circumstances, the security counsel must act according to its purpose, it's responsibility for the maintenance of international peace and security. the exercise of this responsibility, it actions must be to assist parties in their negotiations. this is our primary role. recourse to arms and confrontation cannot lead to lasting peace. in that regard, we call on all parties to exercise maximum restraint and refrain from any action that may further increase tensions on the ground. the time is not for belligerent rhetoric nor for military threats, but to engage truly in a diplomatic process. the road of negotiation has not been exhausted, immediate escalation

rosemary decarlo to be able to brief you on those events.e was imminent. in the recent past, there were several situations with similar indications, semimilar rumors. and i never believed in them, convinced that nothing serious would happen. i was wrong. and i would like not to be wrong again today. so, if indeed an operation is being prepared, i have only one thing to say from the bottom of my heart. president putin, stop your troops from attacking ukraine. give peace a chance. too many people have already died. thank you, mr. president. >> i thank the secretary general for his introductory remarks. >> all right. so, there you have strong -- very strong words from antonio guterres, the united nations secretary general, give peace a chance. too many people have died. he says he was always pretty upbeat that this moment would not occur. he said, i was wrong, and he said to president putin, stop your troops. bill taylor, you've watched a lot of u.n. meetings, you know security council meetings. this meeting with the secretary general opening u

we would like to thank you under secretary general decarlo, the special representative of the o. s. c chairperson in office in ukraine and in the trilateral contact group. and they had of the overseas special monitoring mission together with france. germany stays committed to achieving progress in the normandy format, which plays a central role in advancing the implementation of the minsk agreements. many obstacles remain, however, the reaffirm cease fire of july 2020 proved the progress can be made if political will is there. with regard to recent reports on increased shillings in eastern ukraine we, we call that the agreement must be observed. and it is utterly unacceptable. and that due to a tech civilian infrastructure on 26 of january in paris and on 10th february in berlin, talks were held. all participants committed themselves to the full implementation of the minsk agreements and to continue and talks in the end for and in the trilateral context fulfillment in this respect are we expressed our strong concern about the resolution of the root russian state, duma calling on the

i would like to thank miss decarlo for her briefing. mister busy the president, sir daniel, some men will cut over the last few weeks. we have regularly being cold to monitor the situation on the border between russia and ukraine. i think they can relax your meeting with fairs of military action done. do you see some about and doing a play? not rushing up of rhetoric by the party angela duma. he said, so like as you're going to look on his, he then told us it full sovereignty over this i purchase to look regions of donation. and no hon have sent in signals of imminent action president lucille. today, russia has announced his decision to recognize the original sovereign sovereignty of the self declared republics of the network and long ago this decision is heavy with consequent, a little before diesel, the sovereign sovereignty and territorial integrity of your free harmony. and it also undermines the implementation of the men's agreement here, but to gabon at the shield, which is particularly attached to the principles of the good day,

let me begin by thanking under 60 general rosemary decarlo for her briefing. we have been closely following the evolving developments relating to korean, including developments along the eastern border of ukraine and the related announcement by the russian federation. the escalation of pension along the border of ukraine with the russian federation is a matter of deep concern. these developments have the potential to undermine peace and security of the region. we call for restraint on all sides. the immediate priority is de escalation of pensions, taking into account the legitimate security interests of all countries, and aimed towards securing long term peace and stability in the region and beyond. we are convinced that this issue can only be resolved through diplomatic dialogue. we need to give space to the recent initiatives undertaken by parties. we'd seek to diffuse tensions. in this context, we welcome the intense efforts underway, including through the trilateral contact group and under the normandy format. we need parties to exert greater efforts to br

you know, and miss rosemary decarlo balls under secretary general lawyer logical and for the lease building affairs to participate in this meeting. but anyways, just so decided to just so it is up the security council will now begin in consideration of item 2 of the agenda. yet, but it is so slow this plan out of the flow to ms resume to color. thank you, mr. president. it's with great concern and sadness that i brief the council this evening on the unfolding dangerous situation in and around ukraine. in his statement today, the secretary general was clear. the secretary general considers the decision of the russian federation to recognise the independence of certain areas of the done yet sc and hans regions to be a violation of the territorial integrity and sovereignty of ukraine. an inconsistent with the principles of the charter of united nations. we very much regret this decision, which risks having regional and global repercussions. we also regret the order to deploy russian troops into eastern ukraine, reportedly on a peacekeeping mission. these developments follow the decision to ord

. >> i think rosemary decarlo for her briefing. i nowlo give the floor to council members who wish to make statements. i give the floor to the representative of the united states. >> thank you madam president. in thank you under secretary-general for your briefing. colleagues, the situation we are facing in europe is urgent itand dangerous. and the stakes for ukraine, and for every un member state could not be higher. russia's actions strike at the very heart of the un charter. this is as clear or inconsequential a threat to peace and security as anyone can imagine. in the wake of world war ii, the council was formed to address precisely the kind of threat that ukraine now faces. article 39 says, the security council shall become the existence of any threat to the peace, thus our charge is not only to address conflicts after they occur but also to prevent them from happening in the first place. this is why today's meeting is so crucial. russia's aggression today not only threatened ukraine also threatens europe. it threatens the in

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the briefers our briefers and ask them whether they would like to make or comments miss rosemary decarlo under secretary general for political and peace building affairs. you have been watching out their english and their images of the un security council debating the current situation between ukraine and russia on the anniversary of the mix. 2 agreements that the presidency of the un security council held by russia, as all of the 19 members, including the permit representatives all had their opinions. and they, governments, opinions of the current situation on the board of ukraine and russia are of the a difficult time for the ukraine representative to get his point across. but certainly he made that very clear as to where his country stands. let's join our for correspondence or at the moment or we have and re sevens in kia dosage of bari love reaction from moscow. and also the latest from washington dc with ross jordan. no, but 1st let's cross over to kristin salumi, who's at the united nations in new york. and chris to, before i do actually that questionable it, you know, we had to an

i would like to thank undersecretary general decarlo for her briefing.uld also like to thank special representative and ahead of the special monitoring commission for their briefings and i welcome them. mr. president my country continues to very closely follow the situation along the border between russia and ukraine. understand the fears and the alarm of those in military action and the willingness expressed to keep the diplomatic and put channels open as well as calls to avoid escalation. on her love to this alarmist rhetoric and shows of force the last 10 days have been particularly marked by intense to be and diplomatically we have seen european and u.s. initiatives with the goal of sowing the seeds of dialogue and avoiding the point of no return for their recent announcements by russia that it was withdrawing part of its troops grouped on the border certainly shows a willingness to de-escalate. that is added to the repeated assurances of russia that they have no intentions. that should play a significant role of reducing the level of tension and to

kelsey decarlo hesitated discussing money with her boyfriend at first >> there was months of discomfortaring anything about money with him. >> reporter: when they decided to move in together conversations about her student loan debt and his desire to buy property were more honest. >> finally reaching the point of comfort and trust to say i know this is something you want to do, but i'm not ready. where do we go from here >> reporter: she revealed she didn't want to co-own property yet. he bought the place on his own >> it does take effort it's not always an organic conversation >> reporter: one way to build trust some experts say is to have regular money dates with your spouse or partner, set aside time to talk about your finances and your financial goals and do regular checkups. review bank statements and credit card bills for accounts you hold jointly as well as joint task returns you want to make sure that you're both on the same page brian? >> yeah, sharing is the big story here can you give us a bit of psychological advises before we let you go you're the expert in this. if we are