chances are that there will be so i think this is a, this is of course really strong or terminology and strong words from the increase in the message to the u. n. n. a. or of course, he's right, this has all of this, or the root russian aggression against the ukraine. a sending troops and bombarding big cities in, in the ukraine is cetera, has an impact on, on, on the world community, on the un. sure. the u. n. will not be the when general assembly will not be able to do anything on a but voting on a resolution to stop what's happening right now. but um, it is the non aligned world which is actually addressed here. the western world is pretty much unified against russia and against the aggression. so they're standing with ukraine, the none aligned world. that means all other countries who are not accounted for being in the western or in the eastern part of affiliation. they are the ones who will make a difference here in terms of being united with the west or not being united with the west against russia and the aggression against ukraine. this resolution really gets the broad st pour it. it's proponents are hoping for what would be the implicati

u. n. d p has said that probably, you know, half of people in me a mom will probably be living in poverty this year. the u. n. an released a statement or document in december say that 14400000 people that more than one out of 4 people need humanitarian assistance. i mean, that's how, but we're talking about what i've been talking to, you know, farmers and people in agriculture sector as well. and, you know, again, we focus a lot on conflict and politics and violence, but people who are not even displaced. people who are not even in conflict though they are having such hardship. just, you know, living just trying to survive. and there, up people that i've been speaking to in the agricultural heartlands, the places where some of the major cropping areas in the and they're struggling farming households are having to sell long term assets. you know, would livestock, their food storage in order to survive in order to just be able to eat, you know, that has furious long term consequences for the whole country in terms of humanitarian needs and the international community. really, we need to see this from the perspective of humanitarian and n

a i so group has been fragmented and there are other groups inside it live. there have been operations by the u. s. i guess for us at d. n n. some other groups as well. or we will need to watch and see what kind of reactions will come up from a, from those groups. but i have to say that those people that i have spoken in it lip, they are terrified because at met it is a very dense area just by the turkish border. hundreds of thousands are of earth. civilians are living there. most of them have be older than displaced during this syrian as civil war. and there are nearly 3500000 civilians residing inside it live regions. so these kinds of operations are, in some way, is a relieving but on the other side, this is also a threat for the civilians because now they know that some cells can it can find, drifted among themselves and they can be targeted air, calais, truly it during counter terrorism operators and this is very close to the turkish border, which also carries their risk of another refugee in flux. as i said before, cinema, thanks very much. and who's soon costello talking to us from istanbul i want to bring in michael prison. he's a senior middle

u. n security council. however it's not clear whether that will happen or when it will happen since right now russia is president of the security council. for the u. n for the month of february under a rotating schedule, so a lot of factors at play here, a lot of moving parts will continue to monitor this developing story throughout the day. live in the newsroom. ali rasmus ktvu fox two news, ali. thank you. students and faculty at stanford university will no longer have to be regularly tested for covid . starting next month, the university is suspending its requirement for weekly testing for those who've been fully vaccinated. health officials from stanford say the new strategy is a quote risk based approach with rapid diagnosis and response for those who have symptoms of covid to help manage the spread. right now, the university does require those who are on campus to test for covid at least once a week, regardless of their vaccination status. covid cases and deaths are on the decline here in california and nationwide, but health experts warn the situation could still change. they say covid and different variants will be around for years here in california governor newsom says. th