u. n. had said that the exclusion of russia could set a dangerous precedent in 8. he said russia has consistently strengthened constructive dialogue and it would recruit at risk v. and about the vote against this attempt to undermine the existing humanitarian rights and considerations within the general assembly. would be undermined if russia was to be expelled by this war or suspended. i should say. by this vote, there is a 2 thirds majority which is needed for this resolution to be adopted. russia has warns countries previously that if the vote in favor of it or the abstain from it, that that is going to be considered an unfriendly gesture. we're going to have more world news coming up in a couple minutes. stay with us here on al jazeera of the resolution. ah ah ah ah ah ah, the collapse in lebanon's economy for some bank customers to take legal action to recover the savings, but only a few of the successful. the banks may accused of shifting their losses to customers by offering checks were up fraction of the deposits. jim mccorder reports from beirut. more than

u. n. had to say just a moment ago, has them so the, the russian ambassador are really hitting back at the ukranian president after, of course, zalinski accused moscow off what he described as war crimes. indeed that he hip back or this piece by the ukrainian president on 2 fronts here on one. he said basically, and he reiterated the position of the russian government over the last 3 days. that the foot it's coming out of butcher was staged was fake, was fabricated. by what the russians had been describing as their disinformation campaign, targeting a russia. and he said that the, the russian ambassador said that a varsity of india, that the footage itself is not consisting it consistent with many realities on the ground. the fact that the rushes put out on the 30th of march following progress in that talks between the russians and the ukrainians. and that many of those people shown were civilians. and he's been accusing. and what he described as a nationalist and nazi is in the acquainted army

2000000 were displaced. cilla had on al jazeera, we made the families of those have been killed in a rush and asked dr. can weston ukraine? plus, find out what the u. n's climate panel had to say, and why it could affect every single person. ah hey there, thank you for joining sidney. saw it. sunny a stay in 3 weeks, believe it or not, but of course the rain has dance back in and look at this. we got some heavier bursts of rain for the south coast of new south wales. i think in the next day or 2 could see about a 100 to 200 millimeters of brain. tropical cyclone has formed in the eastern coral seas, so it's wobbling just to the west. savannah water and new caledonia will continue to drift toward the west. and this will become his story for australia in the days to come. meantime for new zealand, what weather continues to decide north up both islands, but i suspect an overcast stay in done eden with a high of 18 degrees. the ne monsoon still doing its thing, given us some rain for northern central parts of the philippines and coastal areas of vietnam, getting striked with some pretty solid bands of rain in the south. around him in city of this hong kong

had on al jazeera fallen soldier and his grieving 19 year old widow. we meet families, devastated by russians strike the military training base, plus find out what the u. n's. climate panel had to say why it could affect every single person on earth. ah hello there, let's have a look at the weather across europe, and there's more wet and wintery weather come from many areas. not just the south, but up in the north. we've got this area of cloud moving down, bringing some heavy snow to parts of scandinavia and wet weather across sensual areas. we've also got that unsettled whether that's plaguing fell in areas of the i barrier peninsula. if we have to look at the north west, we've got some heavy snow and rain pulling into scotland moving its way down. britain and island. we've got some funny spells, however, and mile the conditions in the south. that is gonna change as the weather weather skirts farther south, heavy rain as well for germany. we've got some warnings out, his strong winds, and some of that snow likely to edge into poland. but it's mainly finland on the baltic that will see the real wintery weather and some heavy snow as well. pushing into denm

u. n. has confirmed that had been unlawful killings of civilians in the ukrainian town of butcher. it says that may amount to war crimes. russia denies killing civilians. russia's foreign minister says that negotiations with ukraine have reached an impasse. celeste julius ukraine back didn't agree to be a neutral non nuclear country in exchange for the international guarantees to security. that is what president putin was mentioning, bright at the beginning of this year. i think he was talking to macro and he said the expansion of nato is unacceptable. we can give certain security guarantees for ukraine and european countries, and that was our position and we stick to this position. at least 33 people have been killed in an explosion of the mosque and african astonish. according to the taliban, it happened in conduce province 43 people were wounded. that comes a day after a series of bombings across the country which killed 18 people. com has returned to the like the most compound, unoccupied, east jerusalem of violence. earlier in the day is ready for this. a mass meant through st

all the years in exile, he was the leader had to co iteration of o u n. the organization of ukrainian n, bender and his followers proudly wore it on their sleeves. the jews of the soviet union are the most loyal supporters of the bolshevik jews, often referred to by racial slurs within oh, he poles, gypsies were to be exterminated to, according to his and another hero of 21st century ukrainian villages with silly polish populations are to be burned down, it meant full annihilation without remorse. it's vital to take care of his. they must be murdered without announcement. hardly surprising at his estimated to be responsible for some $100000.00 deaths. the ukrainian nationalists, valleys, the lives of its members very highly implemented modern day. ukraine has been repeatedly urged to pol keita, but president zalinski thinks it's a cool things, a normal and cool thing. he was one of the defenders of ukes, bringing up all across the country. it's just hard to tell how and 2nd and final rond of the challenger rain le pen has can see 5 years in office. the of

u. n. envoy for yemen says the saudi had coalition, and the who thes will hold all offensive operations inside yemen and across its borders. 2 sides of also agree to allow fuel shipments into ha data ports and for commercial flights to operate from sun up. the war is now in its 8th year and its resulted in one of the world's largest humanitarian crises. the truce which shares the possibility of renewal, coincides with the scar of the holy month of ramadan. it opens the door with nursing gems. urgent committee, 30 in a different army needs and creates a general opportunity to restart yeoman's political process. these truce must be a footstep dwindling yet men's devastating walk. ukraine is denying russian accusations. it carried out a cross border helicopter attack on a field epa and the city of belgrade videos appeared to show 2 helicopters, striking the facility in the area, setting off a fire. the oil tanks were still in flames as another round of online negotiations got underway. meanwhile, a red cross convoy traveling to the besieged port city mario full to evacuate civilians. as ha

u. n. u, monetary respond spawn for the country has seen only around 4.5 percent of plan funding. this year we had the stories of some somalis, desperately struggling to survive. ah, law brave grey for his big v a n o b u. okay. with other change him out of that? no. okay. this is something we'll already aware of. the ukrainian crisis started less than 2 months ago and we've been stranded across the, our states more than 30 years now. but nobody supporting us now. the ukrainian crisis has stolen in the spotlight with his animal that was even village for 30 years. we've been suffering from deteriorating living conditions like refugees in all countries. ah, the yellow new life we've been here since 1991 after fleeing the war between the tribes in somalia, us only intervened to achieve its objectives, but didn't do any good for the somali people. uh huh. we came here in a group of 350 either the us nor the un provided any assistance to us with them as, as the model. so well only basically you is destroyed somalia and did nothing to support us. now we see that the u. s. and other western countries pay

u. n. has confirmed that had been unlawful killings of civilians in the credit of boucher it says that may amount to war crimes. whatever. hammett has more from future we've been speaking all day with the prosecutors who are investigating these alleged war crimes. we've also been speaking to the police has been digging out and exhibiting bodies ever since the russians pulled out more than 2 weeks ago. and what do you end is saying goes very much along the lines of what we have been hearing. we've been hearing that they found several bodies, for example, in the basement of a summer camp that men who were exit cute at point black with their hand side behind their back. we've also been told that they and they showed us pictures quite gruesome pictures of men who had been executed and then burned to their bodies completely charred that were found in another basement. and then there's also we saw some pictures of another 8 men who were also tied up and executed on the street. so certainly the team we were talking to said that they alone had found 18 bodies. now we are at the morgue. and since t

plant, according to the ukranian government, on thursday, ukraine, toward the u. n's nuclear watchdog, the control of the plant had been handed back to ukrainian personnel. shovel was taken at the beginning of russia's invasion in february. jealousies, president k said, says elections won't be held within the next 3 months. and as contrary to the country's constitution, say it has dissolved the parliament he already suspended last year. it accused politicians of attempting the crew members of parliament and pakistan had been debating a motion of no confidence in prime minister in milan. con a votes expected to take place on sunday. cons being pressured to resign. after a partner in the coalition, government switch sides. tornadoes have left a trail of destruction in the southern united states. at least 2 people have been killed and 2 others have been injured when a twisted touch down in florida. and those are the headlines. the news is going to continue here on al jazeera, after people and par bye for now. the biggest, the schools event on the planet is coming to the middle east for the 1st sign. come to find out

and again, president clinton says that to is a testament to her later had a call, hey mer in washington. thank you. the u. n says it's appalled by the killing of at least 213 people in sudan since monday. michelle ballet, the un human right industry leaders have promised to intervene. well, on wednesday it has been relatively calm between the 2 sides, but from friday, up until monday evening, there was a lot of tension, are for janina that the sovereignty counsel as the highest ruling body or the only governing body right now here in sudan has, has an emergency meeting or blood bite in a little over or rather they will be deploy military to the area to try to separate between the 2 warring sides. but that they will also try to address the root causes of the conflict. a member of the sovereignty council also is visiting janina to day on wednesday, and he will be looking into the issue with the state authorities. so there has been a lot of tears and 20000000 people are risk of starvation. the conditions have destroyed crops and killed millions of livestock for some people to leave their homes in search of foo

u. n. a specifically, will be able to do much. i mean, that had been to colorado some kind of un peacekeeping mission. and indeed, all through the years of this conflict that basically southern 2014 and carried on and on by since then. now fully in a much bigger and more violent form. and, but i think this is just part of ukraine's diplomatic efforts to draw as much tension is possible to try and put pressure on western leaders who by ukrainian or, but ukrainian can take on it or not. still sending enough in the way of money in the way of weapons or not taking the steps towards the full energy embargo russia and not doing enough to really make russia pay a high economic price for this war. i'm sorry, that's all part of that. as for the ins and outs, i think people here very a very we are conscious fact that with rushes a veto in the suit council. the chances of some kind of resolution that would do much help you find a pretty slim all correspondence commonly there in t, if many thanks, nick. after 4 weeks or under russian occupation, the world is

and south head local military infrastructure there with no casualties, as you had reported and coming up in the program, the u. n. z a is, it has not documented patterns that i'd like to genocide in ukraine. country to the repeated claims of western leaders. berlin explains its hesitancy in not sending heavy weapons to ukraine because of the risk of provoking a 3rd world war doubts us further a split submerge in the nato alliance over the needed response to the conflict.

the talks with the you and chief with antonio, antonio terrorist thing and agreement had been reached to use the u. n's resources to assist in civilian evacuations in the us of steel fracture where so my believe to still remain. the industrial zone remains a hold out for fall right. nationalist battalion fighters who have so far refused to surrender. ortiz mod garcia reports from the ground. while the city of mary, you boat may have been liberated from ukrainian nationalists, the fight is not over the remnants of how's off a radical ukrainian nationalist battalion have entrenched in the as of steel, industrial complex, and the labyrinths under it. for weeks now besieged as of nationalists have begged their government to get them out. of mary jo, blue, ironic, given that they themselves have held tens of thousands of civilians hostage in mary . you bull, as human shields shooting, had any who they saw fleeing due to her. we put our share, casey observed with here. i asked them give me at least a can of food, half a loaf land. and one of them said, maybe you want me to feed you. well, i said not me, just

supplies. moscow had threatened to halt deliveries to european countries unless they start paying for gas in roubles, following sanctions against russian banks. the head of the u. n's, nuclear watchdog has visited chernobyl on the 36th anniversary of the nuclear disaster. there i a, a chief fail mariano grossi described, rushes, reasons, occupation is very dangerous. he said, radiation levels had gone up during the takeover, but are now back to normal. the un refugee agencies expecting more than 8000000 people to flee this war, double its initial projection with 5000000 having fled so far. the you and hcr says the scale of the conflict and the speed at which people are flying, are unheard of in recent times. un secretary general, antonio garish has used talks in moscow with russian president vladimir putin, to repeat his call for a cease. far after the meeting. gutierrez said he'd reached an agreement in principle to evacuate civilians from the besieged city of maria pope. president putin told the secretary general that he had hopes of a diplomatic solution to the conflict. adding the peace talks with ukraine were continuing virtually earlier in the day. good peris

u. s. from the intermediate range nuclear forces treaty or the i n f, which mark the 1st time that both the u. s. in russia had agreed to actually reduce their nuclear arsenals. in fact, when this happened, you stated a quote from has fired the starting pistol on cold war 2. so to what extent does move by the us undermine nuclear disarmament? and perhaps even compromise global nuclear security. i mean, we've seen this has been a trend over the last 10 years. we've seen the dismantling of international legal instruments. we've seen violation of international instrument not on one side, but from many different sides before trump withdrawal from the i n f treaty from the van via which the russia violates a lot of these kind of instruments. we've seen them barley, the chemical weapons convention as well. we seen a really negative turn, and then you add this very kind of trend of nationalistic sort of match, show leaders threatening sort of rhetoric, an arms race, massett, investments in nuclear weapons. and you get the kind of tension and i think that this is exactly what we want. but if we continue down this path

u. n. z nuclear watchdog. the control of the plant had been handed back to ukrainian personnel. chanel. what was taken at the beginning of russia's invasion in february. chin is, is president case said, says the elections won't be held within the next 3 months. that's contrary to the country's constitution. say it has dissolved the parliament that he suspended last year. it accused politicians of attempting a crew. hong kong cove in 19 flight ban on 9 countries as officially been lifted for the 1st time since january the territories, accepting travelers from countries including the u. s. the u. k. in the philippines . passengers from manila, with some of the 1st to touched an early results from a vote by amazon employees in new york suggest most of them want to join a union. it would be the 1st of the companies you are site. so unionized workers at an amazon warehouse in alabama also voted, but they appear to have rejected forming a union. and those the headlines, the news continues here on out 0 after all 0 world. good bye. really none of us. okay. and i was done with one of them now w

as you had reported coming up in the program, the u. n. z a is, it has not documented patterns that i'd like to genocide in ukraine. country to the repeated claims of western leaders. berlin explains its hesitancy in not sending heavy weapons to ukraine because of the risk of provoking a 3rd world war. doubts us further slits emerge in the nato alliance over the needed response to the conflict. on the destiny of the european union is in the spotlight this sunday of france votes in that presidential election room off challenger marine look. been promising to reform the entire with saturday, april the 23rd live from moscow. this is our t great to help your company today. i'm you know, me. local report claims several rocket soft hit, the ukrainian port city of odessa on verified video, posted online claims to show a caliber rockets flying over the city. the, this on verified footage is said to show the destruction left after the strikes report say 6 rockets targeted the cities military infrastructure or the one rocket was reportedly shelf die

had local military infrastructure there. the 3 people reported also coming up to date the u. n. c's, it has not documented patterns of mounted genocide and ukraine. country to the repeated claims of western leaders. berlin explains its hesitancy and not sending heavy weapons to ukraine, saying it's because the risk of provoking world war 3 is too great. that's us. further states emerge in the name to alliance over their response to the conflict.

these were not provided by the government agencies and n g o is had provided these basics and you asking me about all future after the u. s. envision 19 years ago, aid from saddam hussein's government ended on groups accused the cavalier of being heretic and prostitutes and destroyed their village. no one dares says that on camera, that afraid of the police, the guard the only entrance to the village and restrict access. i don't go off, i wasn't going up. yes, we used to have dancing and singing were visited by officials at that time. we're not living in poverty. things are now upside down. the government denies new id cards discriminate against the caliah on the bus father. who will, and sonny has this now, so who has, there were some issues with people and now there are more accepted than before. they're like others. they can apply for any job they like. but the unemployment and poverty rates are high in this province. it is true, they do not have fresh tap water, but water delivered to them by tankers. but many villagers cannot afford to pay the daily water charge, though it's meant to be provided for free. and the

became the envy of the e u, when it announced that it had completely stopped importing gas from russia. banks to its investment in a terminal to import liquefied natural gas, or l n. g. and other big gas in puerto germany is also hoping to pull the plug on russia. but as much further behind could the lithuanian model show the way every month, townships filled with liquefied natural gas, had to lithuania phi, the baltic sea, one full ellen, g carrier, is all it takes to supply the countries 2800000 people with gas. wow. for a month, we've been invited to take a peek at the high tech floating ellen g terminal that makes it possible in the port city of chi pita. before the terminal lithuania and the baltic phase have been paying the highest price in whole europe, approximately up to 40 percent more just because we did not have an alternative. after the defendant started the variation of the region, the natural gas prices became just the same as in the western europe. the terminal was cold independence because it makes lithuania completely independent of russian gas, which until recently was delivered via pipelines foaming in the terminal. and the port is prohibited

and of fighters who had surrendered. magnified has also laid booby traps and unmarked mines and civilian areas. and leading the u. n. to accuse the group of carrying out war crimes and libya in the central african republic. the wagner group has been propping up the government of president forster icons to adela against various rebel groups who still control large parts of the country. the u. n. is currently probing an alleged massacre during a joint operation by government forces and wagner fighters in which dozens of civilians were killed. wagner group militants, are also accused of committing mass killings, extrajudicial executions, torture kidnappings and mass rape. and that they are using this violence to control and exploit areas rich and gold, diamonds, and valuable minerals. russian companies also appear to benefit from the mercenaries, involvement. wagner's arrival and car coincided with the company linked to its founder, being awarded diamond and gold mining licenses. molly is the latest country in which wagner mercenaries have been deployed. marley's ruling. military hunter has been fighting a longstandin

head of the u. n's nuclear watchdog has visited chernobyl on the 36th anniversary of the nuclear disaster. there. i. e, a chief rough l, mariano gross. he said rushes recent occupation had been very dangerous. he said radiation levels went up during the takeover, but are now back to normal. dw mathias billing a report. the world's most dangerous route, sealed under giant concrete hood, the chernobyl disaster site is once again the focus of attention. now that russian occupation troops have withdrawn the head of the international atomic energy authority can assess its condition. the 1st ready must go to the operator to these people here because they carried on their work. in spite of all the difficulties, despite of distress, in spite of the fact that they could not be working normally, they continue working as if nothing had happened. so they get the sedation stable, so to speak. and these, in this sense, the worst at was of course about the 1st task is replacing equipment that was destroyed or stolen. just the 1st one, you will have to push on a good kimber started use. kim's cousin wasn't my vehicle, they weren't admitted to the critical parts of the structure meal, b

u. n. is jesus travel to ukraine on thursday to me present vitamin landscape at 1st? antonio terrace will had to moscow for talks with russia's. vladimir 14, our diplomatic editor, jane space report from the united nations. the un secretary general antonio terrace is now going to involve himself directly in an effort to solve the ukraine war. on tuesday, he called for a truce over orthodox easter, something that russia has not agreed to. but on the same day, he also sent 2 letters. one to the russians and the other to the ukrainians, requesting that he should visit moscow and keep the 1st to those trips will now be on tuesday. all we have on the agenda is his working lunch and meeting with the foreign minister and then his reception on later on, on the same day by president putin. you know, as he said in his letters to both presidents, am he hopes to talk about what can be done to bring peace to ukraine urgently? diplomat speaking to me before the moscow visit was officially confirmed. welcome, the secretary general's new piece initiative. what effort to add to address this ongoing problem, b

had local military infrastructure. there 3 people are reportedly killed. also ad on the program. today, the u. n. say is, it has not documented patterns that amount to genocide in ukraine. come trip to the repeated claims of western leaders. berlin explains its hesitancy and not sending heavy weapons to ukraine, saying it's because the risk of provoking a 3rd world war is too great about us further split. so merge in the nato alliance over their response to the company.

the un security council, as i had allegations, rape is being used as a weapon of when ukraine, the head of the u. n. women has called for independent investigations into the accusation of font, it's against women. into the just parliament has approved along a way to build tackle sexual violence. the new norm will provide a comprehensive legal framework for cases of sexual abuse. victims will be able to receive compensation and psychological so any forces have withdrawn from janine and the occupied west buying off to detaining more palestinians. 17 people have so far been held in israeli raids in the occupied territory. israel intensified its incursions off to palestinian gunman shot and killed 3 israelis in television. late last week. 5 post students had been killed in the raids that followed separately. israeli forces fatally wounded a palestinian work in asked alone during a security check. as go to nita abraham, who is live for us in jeanine. nita, it's been a html to a couple of days. so what is the mood of the count this morning? a lot of tension we're talking about day reads. just this mornin

had local military infrastructure. there. 3 people are reportedly also ad on the program. today the u. n. say is, it has not documented patterns that amount to genocide in ukraine, country to the repeated claims of western leaders. berlin explains its hesitancy and not sending heavy weapons to ukraine, saying it's because the risk of provoking a 3rd world war is too great about us. further split emerge in the nato alliance over their response to the company. and the destiny of the european union comes under the spotlight again on sunday as friends votes and that presidential election run off with challenger marine la pan, promising to reform the block. if she with across the globe. i run the clock. this is our team pleasure view with us today. my name is unit oneal. local report claims, several rockets have hit the ukrainian port city of odessa on verified video, posted online games to show one flying over the city. ah, with this on verified savage is said to show the destruction left after this trice report. say for rockets targeted the cities military infrastructure and the one was repo

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u n n a day international red cross. i think the un secretary could say that at least he had a little bit of success when it comes to to do it the role of do you and in this country it has been highly criticized. heard over and over again. some president zelinski down in the government wolf from russia to be removed from the security council, which is something the secretary general told me in an interview with not is not on the table, but you also had another witnesses ahead of his visit. not only because of the timing and the way he decided to go to moscow 1st and come back here, but also because of the role of you and so far has been a lot of frustrations in the weeks leading to the war. and there's been a lot of frustration throughout the war where 2 months in many other leaders have showed up here in cave and then he comes at the back of it. so certainly a difficult position for the secretary general is trying now to just push forward. do you mind italian track? okay, thank you so much. had i been, honey, is reporting for us from keith. and her did interview the un secretary general while he was in the capital will b

u. when it announced it had completely stopped importing gas from russia. it was able to pull the plug on russian energy things to its investment in a terminal to import liquefied natural gas, or l n. g. with a fitting name and dependence. every month, townships filled with liquefied natural gas had to lithuania by the baltic, c one fool ellen g carrier is all it takes to supply the countries $2800000.00 people with gas. wow. for month. we've been invited to take a peek at the high tech floating ellen g terminal that makes it possible in the port city of chi pita. before the terminal lithuania and the baltic states have been paying the highest price in the whole europe, approximately up to 40 percent more just because we did not have an alternative. after the defendant started operations of the region, the natural gas prices became just the same. as in the western europe, the terminal was cold independence because it makes lithuania completely independent of russian gas, which until recently was delivered high a pipelines, foaming in the terminal. and the port is prohibited due to fears of rush and sabotage. the ellen g comes from norway, the u. s. and the gulf states, the gas, wh

these were not provided by the government agencies and n g o is had provided these basics and you asking me about all future after the u. s. envision 19 years ago, aid from saddam hussein's government ended on groups accused the cavalier of being heretic and prostitutes and destroyed their village. no one dares says that on camera that afraid of the police. they guard the only entrance to the village and restrict access. i don't go off, i wasn't going out. yes, we used to have dancing and singing were visited by officials at that time. we're not living in poverty. things are now upside down. the government denies new id cards discriminate against the caliah bus father. who will and son, it has his nephew who has there were some issues with people and now they are more accepted than before. they are like others, they can apply for any job they like. but the unemployment and poverty rates are high in this province. it is true, they do not have fresh tap water, but water delivered to them by tankers. but many villages cannot afford to pay the daily war to charge, though it's meant to be provided for free. oh, old videos o

had collect. he and his team deliver, it's a hospital where it's needed. he says more people die of blood loss than from the bullets that hit them. and the u. n. says about $5000.00 women die in childbirth in somalia, every year, many of whom could be saved by blood transfusions. marleen ragged marleen is another one of the blood recipients. he says dr. misdiagnosed, him with tuberculosis and gave him strong drugs that destroyed his kidneys. he now depends on kidney dialysis with their native blood. well you know what? it's a good thing for the community without him so many people would be dying because of lack of blood like me. if i did not get blood from him, it would be hard for me to stay alive. talked to amen, says finding donors his hard. he says he's met many people who believe they'll die if they don't, nate. he speaks on tv and radio every week to educate and encourage people. the bank stores enough blood to treat just a few 100 patients. it's a start that he says he has a long way to go to meet molly as needs malcolm web. al jazeera mogadishu, somalia, ah, type of krycek of the headlines here now to 0. president manuel macro has come

u. n. a, an independent body. because when you're looking at mass grave of $300.00 people, that it's almost like a server needs a episode and which itself had received worldwide investigations. so i expect nothing less to occur in this case. well i, it's an absolutely huge claim as you, as you say. and as you go through there and from the video, michael, of course, we have to stress that it's on verified. we don't know whether it's put together from, from, from various parts. and then put forward then mid public. we don't know any of this, but from we problem. yeah. from what we can see, what does the video prove or demonstrate if anything? well, it just demonstrates from what i could gather from that snippet is, is, is basically the ukrainians trying to, trying to make it look like the russians were responsible for something. very, very tragic. and i think that again, this is only a snippet in time. we don't know, timeframes, we don't know what, what occurred beforehand we and that's, that's all the more reason why there needs to be this, this impartial over over of oversight, an investigation into what did occur and to have i believe that

i english v i n b, i actually stood off to observe on and tablet block. nato said it's ours. we move east and the reason the u. s. had germany is so dangerous, is it? the law is the sovereignty of all the countries. the exceptionalism that america uses and it's in national war planning is one of the greatest threats to the populations of different nations. if nature, what is founded, shareholders in united states and elsewhere in large obs companies would lose millions and millions or is business and businesses good. and that is the reality of what we're facing, which is fashion. ah, welcome back. across that were all things are considered on peter bell to remind you we're discussing the ukraine conflict. ah. okay, go back to marco in london, marco a few years ago before he passed stephen cohen was on this program. it was such a pleasure to have him on john mearsheimer was also on, and he was talking about the possibility of a world war 3 and new killer conflict come nato against russia. and i kind of pushed back gently against that. and he said, peter, i am very, very serious. we're on that path. prescient. at that,

last week that he had put in order troops not to storm the plant to blockaded. russia agreed in principle to allow the u. n. n. the red cross to help evacuate civilians from the steel plant. mary paul of to putin's meeting with the un secretary general on tuesday. nobody will both comin' up here in the mary porter. the ukrainian forces are also confronting the russian military in the east. 5th fighting has been reported in mid july of and correspond in the southeast. russian forces also also rather shelled the town of lyman chance traffic reports. now, from back, what's in ukraine's don bus region. they advise it to the mariel poor man on his telegram channel is said that as strikes according to him, russian air strikes only as of the steel plant or leasing that picture and saying that this was as a result of russia's attack on that plot. that lady had been into injured in those attacks. of course we have no way of verifying that, but ongoing concerns for the route of 1000 civilians trapped underneath that still plant in mary opal this morning. we are hearing reports of as strikes on that town of the we ar

u. n. who spoke out during the meeting and noted that russia has specifically tried to limit civilian casualties and has moved forward with the same demands that it has had since day one. noting that that is a very different approach in the world typically sees from the u. s. and it's western allies we police lose to look at these 2 burgers done. the middle news, we came to ukraine to bring the long awaited peace to the bleeding. dumbass, not a truce, but a real lasting piece. and for that is necessary to root out cruelty to cast out the malignant neo nazi juma that's consuming ukraine and would eventually begin to consume russia. and we will achieve this goal hopefully, sooner rather than later. that can be no other way out. we do not hit civilian objects in order to save as many civilian people as possible. that's why we're not moving as fast as many expected. we're not acting like america or is allies acted in iraq and syria, wiping out entire cities used. they didn't feel sorry for them, but we feel sorry for them because they are people close to us. however, despite the fact that an independent investigation has yet to be conducted, both the u. s. a

u. n. s. c. so let's saw listening. i give the thought to the russian federation into the tv show me the young girl that was doing present interiors before we had up the agenda. right now, i'd like to express our protesting what was in connection with the faculty that the just started of british presidency. ah, dealt with our to request to convene a security council in connection with the horrific provocation of the korean forces in boucher now from the beginning of the 1st meeting or which we requested down the 3rd sunday. 3rd of april for monday at 3 pm. and then an emergency meeting which, where you requested i at 12 o'clock on the 4th of april, after you a refuse or 1st request, we considered that it was, you considered that it was possible to blatantly or violate the rules of the counsel. and the 2nd time issued a decision that wasn't coordinated with any one that it would be better to discuss this topic today. this is an outrageous situation. no, i said at, in my letter to you yesterday as an official document or the council, i would like to ask you on what basis ah, do you feel that you can act in such an outrageous way in contravention