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they perhaps did not take advantage, including the united nations general assembly speech. i think they will cost correct on that front. >> you expect a more internationalist approach. >> it was highly consistent. there are no course corrections and changes. we will see minor nuances, but those nuances are important inasmuch as they pull themselves away from and out of the normandy of the db scandal. and it's really trying to find ways to make sure they maintain it. and it does these things that allow it to regain economic footing. given the economy is so highly externally exposed. any reassurance that he will be able to give and i agree he will be able to give. it is stable political footing prepared to engage with the world. for instance, toward trying to find resolution. they really tried to adopt something of a mediator role. so those sort of things have strength and ambition. those are likely to reseed. >> malaysia could play more of a mediator role. >> i think that he could play that role and it is quite an opportunity moment as well. and being able to cite the koran.

united nations general assembly has passed a resolution coating on russia. i reparations to ukraine. non bonding decision was supported by 94 of the assemblies, 193 members. it states that russia must be held accountable for violations of international law in or against you. train is truck drivers in spite of begun an indefinite strike of a bit of working conditions. hundreds of truck is marched through the center of madrid, demanding subsidies to counteract the soaring cost of living. a last confrontation with the government lasted over 20 days and caused major disruptions of supply chain. the european union is imposing new sanctions on iraq. the measures target senior officials and some organizations, the foreign ministers in brussels to discuss the sanctions in response to iran's cracked on an anti government protest and its alleged supply of drones to russia. the chief of iran's revolution regard and at a company that makes drones are among the targets 300 people been killed during the protests, which were spotted by the death of a woman while in police

the united nations general assembly has overwhelmingly passed a draft resolution highlighting afghanistan's deteriorating situation and setting the stage for increased aid. it also urges the taliban to reverse restrictions on freedoms for women and girls. the latest of which bands, women from parks and gyms, kfc has apologized after it, encouraged german customers to commemorate christina with fried chicken, the fast food chain, invited customers to treat themselves to celebrate the anniversary of the nice in 1938 when nazi mobs attacked and destroyed jewish own businesses, kfc said the mistake was due to an error in that notification system. now some covert restrictions in china are being lifted. it's been announced. the quarantine for inbound travelers is being caught by 2 days. and the requirement to identify and isolate secondary close contacts is also ending in the capital beijing. though a new wave of infections has led to the closure of tourist attractions and the cities parks with a negative test required to enter offices and leisure facilities. thursday authorities reported just ov

in the 2020 presidential election is convicted races with the united nations general assembly has passed a resolution calling on russia to pay reparations to ukraine. the non binding decision was supported by 94 of the assembly is 193 members. it states that russia must be held accountable for violations of international law in or against and crime is adopted. that the european union is imposing new sanctions on iran. the measures targets senior officials and some organizations you foreign ministers met in brussels to discuss the sanctions that responds to iran's crack down on anti government protests. and it's alleged to supply of drones to russia. the chief of iran's revolution regard and a company that makes drones or among the targets more than 300 people have been killed during the protests, which were sparked by the death of a woman in police custody. dw corresponding terry schultz followed the foreign ministers discussions in brussels. and she told us more about the sanctions on iraq continuing to support ukraine against russia's aggression was the main issue on the foreign minist

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of the group of 20 major economies made a declaration this wednesday, backing up the united nations general assembly resolution that deplores in the strongest terms russia's aggression against ukraine. there were other views that that international law must be upheld and the threat of nuclear weapons was inadmissible. it also welcomed the black sea crane initiative. >> leaders met in bali, indonesia. in search of common ground, they seemed to have found it in a draft statement wednesday night, saying most leaders strongly condemned the aggression in ukraine, but acknowledging that views varied within the g20. an unsurprising caveat is russia itself as a g20 member. >> a russian representative participated in this summit, and even if the discussions were long, the text was adopted. >> the kremlin itself has recognized the declaration is balanced despite criticism. the prelude to the two-date diplomacy was a meeting between president biden and xi. both sides affirmed their wish to avoid conflict. >> do i think he's willing to compromise on various issues? yes. >> although xi made it clear taiwan was a

david: we will have the united nations general assembly meeting in new york. do you think the united nations has a useful purpose in diplomacy? it does not seem to be able to solve any ongoing war problems in the u.s. or russia. what do you think is the main purpose of the united nations at this point? jake: the united nations has proved effectiveness in being able to bring about diplomatic agreements in difficult circumstances. i will give you just two examples in the past few months, on russia-ukraine, it was the u.n. secretary-general, antonio guterres, who played a central role in getting a deal between russia and ukraine for the export of grain from ukraine imports and russian ports in the black sea, helping the entire world with respect to lowering food prices and expanding access to foodstuffs at a critical moment. second, it was a u.n. mediator working with our u.s. envoy, the saudis, the emiratis, helping to produce a cease fire in the war in yemen, which had been the worst humanitarian catastrophe in the world. it has been going on for the longest tim

barbara, the united nations general assembly has passed a draft resolution highlighting afghanistan's deteriorating situation and setting the stage for more aid. it also urges the taliban to reverse restrictions on freedoms for women and girls. the latest bands, women from parks and gems and activists. the staging protests that the un climate summit in egypt, you as president joe biden is on his way to the conference. he's going to face pressure to help developing countries hit by disasters caused by climate change. now the aim of that climate summit is to try to avert catastrophe as global warming heads towards dangerous levels. but the human rights record of the host country. egypt is also coming under scrutiny. in particular, the treatment of pro democracy campaigner allow abdel fattah. he's been jailed the spreading. what the authorities allege was fake news. some protest is the using the summit as a platform to campaign for his release. but as we report now, the egyptian government is giving not just them but all activists very hard time. this is what egypt once the world to see

somebody perhaps did not take advantage off of international fora, including united nations general assembly speech by the smell summary to really reset leisure's position in the world. i think the unwashed will quickly cost correct on that front. is that your view as well? marriage, if you expect more internationalist approach to to malaysia's foreign policy. now i do, i mean malicious foreign policy tends to be highly consistent. so i wouldn't expect any major course corrections or changes, but at the same time, the positioning visa be fine. visa be the us. these are the other partners you will see minor nuances, but that's not. those are important, especially in as much as malaysia is pulling itself away from and out of the ignore many of the one m d b scandal for instance. and it's really trying to find ways to make sure that it maintains export markets and that it brings an investment. and it does all of these other things that, that allow it to regain its economic footing. given that malaysia economy is so highly externally exposed, that this is a country that is so tightly tied within

declaration, but the wording that was previously adopted in uh, the relevant resolutions of the united nations general assembly and in accordance with their decisions of the g20 does not hurt, so there is nothing new there , in fact. no, before the leaders of the father are the head of the imf, crystallina. georgieva good news. she doesn’t, the world economy is entering a period of severe shocks , the head of the russian delegation retells the conversation to reporters. andrey belousov, now we are probably only entering into an understanding of the depth and severity of these problems that are now taking shape in the world. in a limited time period, trends converge negative trends that actually have been accumulating for a long time, the exposition at the atc forum is completely devoted to green technologies and the climate agenda. however, for many states that are members of the association, there are now more pressing issues, for example, how much bread will cost in their stores, thanks to significant supplies of grain from russia, world prices have stabilized due to the isolation of our country. the summit

now the united nations general assembly has passed a resolution calling on russia to pay reparations to ukraine. the non binding decision was supported by 94 of the assemblies, 193 members. it states that russia must be held accountable for violations of international law in or against ukraine. is democrat katie hobbs has been elected governor of arizona beating republican former news anchor carrie lake lake was endorsed by former president donald trump and back to his discredited claims of fraud in the 2020 presidential election. a secretary of state hobbs or to fight trumps loss in arizona was being seen as a milestone in population growth and by some as an opportunity to celebrate diversity. today, the un says projections shoak, the global population has reached 8000000000 people. now, the number of people living on the planet has increased rapidly over the past century. and before that, before this year, and if we go back to the year, 1800, the world's population was, it was around 1000000000 by 1927 that had jumped to 2000000000. and then if we jump forward around 33 years up to

the united nations general assembly has overwhelmingly passed a draft resolution highlighting afghanistan's deteriorating situation and setting the stage for increased aid. it also urges the taliban to reverse restrictions on freedoms for women and girls. the latest of which bands, women from parks and gems that was australian and peas, have raised concerns after cyber criminals attacked the country's largest health, ensure a medi bank, they stole $9700000.00 customer records, including those of the countries. prime minister, the data was put on the dark web, exposing details of abortions, drug addiction, and other sensitive health issues. after many bank refused to pay a ransom and activists, the staging protests that the u. n. climate summit in sharm el shake egypt, u. s. president joe biden is traveling to the summit to day, where he will face prussia to help developing countries reeling from disasters caused by climate change. like climate sonnet has been called to try to avert catastrophe as global warming heads towards dangerous levels. but the human rights record of the host country,

the united nations general assembly has approved a resolution calling on russia to pay reparations forts invasion of ukraine and other violations of international law. a little less than half of the general assembly's 193 members voted in favor of the resolution, while 14 voted against it, including russia, iran and china. 73 countries abstained, including brazil, india and south africa. ahead of monday's vote, ukraine's u.n. ambassador said it was time to hold russia accountable. >> the atrocities committed by russia are murder, rape, torture. millions of ukrainians left their homes to take shelter elsewhere. if we don't start rebuilding the country, -- amy: president biden said monday he does not believe china is preparing to invade taiwan. biden's remark at the g20 summit in bali, indonesia came after his first face-to-face meeting as president with chinese leader xi jinping. speaking to reporters after their three hour talk biden , dismissed his critics' claims that u.s. military maneuvers in the taiwan strait are provoking a new cold war. president biden: we have spent time with x

unjustified, unprovoked immoral invasion of ukraine but russia has been denounced by the united nations general assemble, obviously by the united states and nato partners and recently a vote was taken on the liability of russia. russia's responsibility to pay for the harm, the cost imposed by its aggression. it was overwhelmingly endorsed by those members of the u.n. who voted. many abstained but those who voted pro or conn was overwhelmingly in favor of liability for russia. whether or not this was a russian missile or a ukrainian interceptor, the people who were killed, the property that was damaged, that's just one more outcome from russia's unjustified aggression in ukraine. >> the tides have been turning in favor of ukraine over the past few months on the ground just last week ukrainians won back kherson from russia control. do you think these rockets could be -- because there is without question even removing this polish situation from it, there is a russian barrage of missiles against ukraine now. could this be putin shaking up the war or an act of desperation? is your take? >> that's possible. w

united nations general assembly as cool for russia to be held accountable for its invasion of ukraine. it is approved a resolution recognizing that russia is responsible for reparations. within the country. 94 nation members approved resolutions. russia prefers impunity to accountability. and when it comes to the bruises at the security council, it only knows 2 things, life and veto. and yet we will hear from russia very soon, that the general assembly is not competent to address the matter like this. it will be yet another line. strand is up of the countries of the west, never considered reparations as a way of attaining for their own sins. more than that, for 2 decades, they blocked any discussion in the 6 committee of the general assembly, all the development of any kind of international instruments on the accountability of states for international illegal act. israel channel 14 says the united states has informed israel may open a criminal investigation into the killing around here. agenda assuring abruptly report say the investigation could target is ready. soldiers and civilians

the united nations general assembly has overwhelmingly condemned the united states' embargo on cuba. 185 countries on thursday voted in favor of lifting the decades-old sanctions which have devastated cuba's economy since the 1960's. only the u.s. and israel voted against the motion, while brazil and ukraine abstained. billionaire elon musk met thursday with over half a dozen civil rights groups this week amid concerns the new owner of twitter will allow misinformation and hate speech to go unchecked. media matters, free press, and dozens of other organizations urged twitter's top advertisers to remove their ads from the platform if proper safety standards are not imposed. meanwhile, musk is reportedly firing thousands of employees, about half of twitter's workforce starting today and requiring remaining employees to return to on-site working. some twitter employees filed a class-action lawsuit alleging the firings are unlawful. nearly 50,000 is due to workers are set to go on strike if a deal is not reached. on wednesday, over 35,000 university of california student workers voted in

seen that out of him, anderson, was a couple times at the state of the union and in the united nations general assemblyso he was clearly taking this thing very seriously tonight. i just don't know if he's got the discipline to continue to do that as he moves forward. >> does he have -- i mean, who does he have around him that's actually got a lot of experience? how do you think he's going to run? >> jason miller is there. i guess stephen miller's probably there. steve bannon is always sort of around. it's sort of a mishmash, right? and then there are some new folks. the the real question is is the team that is with him tonight going to be the team that is with him three months from now or six months from now or a year from now? probably not. by the way, that wouldn't be the only campaign that goes through changes during the course of a long campaign. but certainly trump more than many perhaps is probably interested in changing people as he goes. the a-team is probably gone by now. it really is. the folks that helped him get in in 2016. most of those folks are gone. so i don't know who the inner circle

it was supported by 94 of the assemblies, 193 members. christians re me as more from the united nations. the general assembly is now saying that russia must pay for the damages caused by it's invasion of ukraine. and while the general assembly may not have the authority to collect reparations from russia, a called on member states to establish a mechanism for tracking the extent of ukraine's losses. in the words of the united states to collect the evidence needed to support future claims. what the u. s. representative described as a critical step toward accountability. russia, which has vetoed action on ukraine, and the more powerful security council said the general assembly was exceeding its authority and accused the west of double standards. but as you crane noted, it's an argument they've used before. russia has impunity accountability. and when it comes to the bruce, is that the security council, it only knows 2 things, lice and veto. and yet we will hear from russia very soon that the general assembly is not competent to address the meta leg lease. it will be yet another lie. strong as up of t

this is just a robbery of russia formalized at the level of a special session the general assembly of the united nationsor the first time in history, the general assembly of the main international organization on the planet, the united nations, formalized the basis for reparations of the international register of damage, which all member countries of the united nations are called to create and which must be created together with ukraine, this international register of damage and then develop a mechanism to compensate for this damage. it is nothing else. let's understand this. let's be aware of how a mechanism for forced appropriation of the property of the russian federation abroad. that is, e, this property will be confiscated , appropriated, taken away from russia, as a sign of the damage brought to russia by ukraine, and this completely dislocated predatory mechanism is formalized by a majority vote of the participants in the special session of the general assembly . and, accordingly, those countries that go in line with the united states and their foreign policy line on a unipolar world order. where

unite around some decisions. now we will announce the decision of the general assembly of the united nations and ask you to commenteverything it has done in ukraine, because the general assembly of the united nations adopted the corresponding resolution and therefore reparations became part of of the international legal reality, the president of ukraine volodymyr zelenskyi stated this in his address, we will hear at the un platform, our diplomats worked for a very long time with partners to agree and adopt two very important resolutions, the first of which was supported today regarding the creation of an international compensation mechanism that will allow compensation for all damages caused by the russian war, and at the expense of russian assets, the reparations that russia will have to pay for what has been committed, this is now part of the international legal reality, the second resolution for the creation of a special tribunal on the crime of russian aggression against ukraine, we still agree with our partners, we will do everything to make both of them work mr. piotr, is it possible to combine sanctions and

united nations has only just been established. in fact, i believe is it not this week this a very weak right now in new york all of the world leaders are gathering at the united nations general assemblyor this grand anniversary. to celebrate their establishment of one of the most extraordinary cooperative international ever conceived of and ever actually institutionalized certainly in the history of global civilization. but think about it, those who were selected woodrow wilson, in fact he is very well known for having earned the nobel peace prize for negotiating the settlement after world war i. but also for establishing something called league of nations. the idea was there, and we know nothing happened but that league of nations not only did nothing have been with it but his vision of the war to end all wars would be the very last war. this would be settled not with the gun but the sword shall be what is that phrase? that is actually motto you see of things that general assembly and the un if you ever go up there. the united nation was an extraordinary idea and extraordinary institution which by the way fit in with the united states plans for stabilizing the global economy along w

united nations has only just been established. in fact, i believe, this is very weak, right now, in new york all of the world leaders are gathering at the united nations general assembly for this grand anniversary, right? to celebrate the establishment of, one of, the most extraordinary cooperative international institutions ever conceived of. however actually institutionalized! certainly in the history of global civilization. the poll that i ask earlier those of you so i woodrow wilson he is very well known for having earned the nobel peace prize for negotiating the settlement after world war i. also for establishing something called the league of nations. they were a failure. we all know that nothing happened with the league of nations. not only did nothing happen with it, his grand dream, his vision, building a war in which a war to end all wars would be the very last war. disagreements in the international system would be settled, not with the gun, but that the sword shall be -- what is that phrase? beaten into plow shares. that is actually the motto that you see in the general assembly building in the un, if you ever go up there. the united nations is, was, and e

frozen russian assets in the west, now we have a powerful tool for the decision of the general assembly of the united nations the decision of the general assembly to the specific transfer of assets, i think the route may still be quite long. happen on your fingers, if you paid attention, i used the word that it opens the way for political solutions because property issues in the western world are very synthetic because private property is inviolable as you know this applies to any private property, even if it belongs to some dubious subjects, but we know for sure that the western world already knows precedents when the private property of terrorist states of aggressor states was arrested and directed to someone's specific needs, so such precedents were already the implementation of these the mechanism is decentralized and separately in each jurisdiction separately in each country , so our politicians and diplomats still have a lot of work ahead of them with all the countries where there are now russian property has already been seized , there is already a lot of progress in canada, it is a little less in the

reparations to the country and supported by 90 for the assemblies $193.00 members. christian salumi has more from the united nations. the general assembly is now saying that russia must pay for the damages caused by an invasion of ukraine. and while the general assembly may not have the authority to collect reparations from russia, a called on member states to establish a mechanism for tracking the extent of ukraine's losses. in the words of the united states to collect the evidence needed to support future claims. what the u. s. representative described as a critical step toward accountability. russia, which has vetoed action on ukraine, and the more powerful security council said the general assembly was exceeding its authority and accused the west of double standards. but as you crane noted, it's an argument they've used before. russia has impunity accountability. and when it comes to the process that the security council, it only knows 2 things, lice and veto. and yet we will hear from russia very soon that the general assembly is not competent to address the meta leg lease. it will be yet another lie. strand is up in the c

the fact is that this is a decision of the general assembly of the united nations, russian assets aren the organization of nations on them, but in specific countries and these countries can now with pure force or refrained from a clear conscience refer to this decision and say that this decision is not related to their own legal points but to the decision of the general assembly of the united nations, therefore they assets were frozen for today and now based on this decision they will be able to transfer them to ukraine, it is very symptomatic that such a mechanism has been repeatedly hinted at by such countries as the united states , great britain, that is, those countries that have a significant part of russian assets, because the russians tried to invest money there, and now these the money is simply frozen, so at stake is such a part of the global solution , the solution, the legal solution. well, the national national makes a decision and says that we transfer it there is a different matter when he relies in his arguments on the position of the organization of the united well, it

at the united nations general assembly, the ukrainian ambassador said this: russia has tried its bestldings, schools, hospitals and kindergartens. he introduced a resolution asking russia to pay reparations for all the damage it has caused. this was his russian counterpart�*s response the flawed nature of this initiative is obvious. legally speaking, the provisions of the draft cannot withstand any criticism. they are illegally null and void. they are an attempt to legalise something that, from the view of existing international law, cannot be legalised. at the same time, the co—sponsors of the draft cannot but understand that passing the resolution will lead to consequences which will, like a boomerang, come back to them. joining me now is the head of the ukrainian railways, alexander kamyshin. thank you forjoining us. can you first of all tell us how much damage has been done to railways around kherson? taste has been done to railways around kherson? ~ . ~ . kherson? we are keeping them under observation of — kherson? we are keeping them under observation of the _ kherson? we are ke

special session of the un general assembly, for almost the first time in history, the general assembly of the main international organization on the planet, the united nationslized the basis for reparations, an international registry of damages, to which all member countries of the united nations are called upon to create, together with ukraine, this international registry of damages and then develop a mechanism for compensating for this damage. it is nothing else. let's understand this. let's be aware of how the mechanism of forced appropriation of the property of the russian federation abroad. that is, e, this property will be confiscated , appropriated, taken away from russia, as a sign damage brought by russia to ukraine and this dislocated completely predatory mechanism is formalized by a majority of votes of the participants in the special session of the general assembly. this proves to our great regret that, hmm , the institutions of the united nations have been hacked by the us state department and, accordingly, those countries that are in line with the united states and its foreign policy lines on a unipolar world order. where the united states wil

yesterday, the united nations came up with an, actually, an unprecedented initiative. uh, created special session. e with the general assemblywestern countries and transferring to ukraine is really a thing absolutely without precedent, because, firstly, such questions. in general, they have never been within the competence of the security council, even the security council, let alone the general assembly. uh, the decisions of the assembly themselves are not at all has no legal content. they are not obligatory for execution, and we know what reparations are. reparation is what the side that is defeated in the war pays after it is signed there or imposed on it, this or that peace treaty that it signs. after that, reparations are paid. what happened yesterday in the absolutely unprecedented organization of the united nations has nothing to do with anything at all, that is, it has nothing to do with international law . here, in fact speaking, at the beginning of our program, when i spoke about the discrediting of international organizations and spoke about this, realizing that there are regional unions. in the case, there is thi

community, which has expressed its position 30 times in the relevant resolutions of the general assembly. the united nationsnanimously show our solidarity with the people of cuba, who have been under illegal unilateral sanctions for so many years. e of the united states of america, despite the repeated adoption of resolutions by the united nations adopted by an absolute majority. here is the latest resolution supported by only two countries , unfortunately no practical steps are taken to implement the resolution of the united nations . i think that our statement, which we will confidently unanimously, uh, adopt today and send to all parliaments, will thereby express our support for the people of cuba. and uh, your disagreement. with such a gross violation of international law, america imposes its values ​​on another state, but it does not adhere to them itself, grigory karasin emphasized and reminded them of transparency the electoral system of the united states as for the presidential election marathon, in the united states in the twenty-fourth year, which in fact has already started, we will analyze and o

actively trying to promote this initiative on the platform of the united nations, having developed the relevant resolutions of the general assembly, and we are removing it as they plan on november 14, the goal is to hold russia accountable for the alleged violation of international law in ukraine, including human rights. norms. well, i would like to immediately disappoint and put the authors of these initiatives in their place. firstly, their only task is to get from the general assembly. a political blessing on circumventing the norms of international and national law, in particular, aimed at protecting the property of foreign states and spending illegally frozen non-playing countries of russian foreign exchange assets, the latter must be clearly understood, this will become a gross violation of state immunity and the principles of sovereign equality of the state speech in essence goes. according to a banal robbery, as i was once told, and illegally, the seized russian financial resources will be used for a very specific purpose, financing the american military-industrial complex. and this, by and large , no one hides another ma

positions, which were repeatedly stated in the organization of the united nations, including in the security council at the general assembly particular, when the last resolution of the general assembly was adopted, which was voted on, it was not unanimous and clearly confirmed that everyone had their own, uh, assessments that were set out there. the west added the phrase that here we are, many delegations condemned russia . alternative points of view. we believe that this is quite enough, because it is deeply rooted in this topic. this is not at all, uh, not the case of a group of twenty. and here it is necessary to deal with specific issues to bring it back to normal. the state of the kiev regime so that it ceased to engage in the movement of russofian russian politics. i asked in my speech. let's say our western counterparts have either french. just like ukraine banned russian in all areas without exception, or what the uk would do if ireland banned english. there were no answers. you understand, but i think that, uh, if the west was so obsessed with their idea, uh, and tried, probably use. e. this is this entry in order

, the second option is that the whole thing can be held during the meeting of the general assembly of the united nations, yes, with a broadcast, so that it was illuminated so that no one there intimidated anyone under the table, you understand that it didn't go away, some humiliating formulas were offered so that our civil infrastructure would not be destroyed, so to speak, for the purpose of blackmail, and so on, so that our civilians would not be killed. well, what does this mean for the public negotiations of ukraine's international partners and ukraine. well, it can be broadcast live. for some reason, meanwhile, the announcement of the court verdict in the mh17 case is ongoing in gaza. it is about the national court , the district court of the hague, and it is about at least four defendants. all this is happening there, as we understand it, in absentia, but what we managed to hear from this meeting that the attack on the mh17 and the boeing was carried out from the pervomaisky district and then this settlement was controlled by russian troops in 2014 on our youtube in the eu you can watch the meetin

if it didn’t allow its voting in the verkhovna rada verkhovna rada in st. at the general assembly of the united nationsat it wants to have nuclear weapons , and many people were offended by ukraine because ukraine, having given away nuclear weapons, exposed itself during the war that we are currently observing and taking part in, the russian-ukrainian war if ukraine were a nuclear state, this would not have happened and russia would not have dared to attack ukraine. to a certain extent, a witness to these events that led to the fact that ukraine gave up nuclear weapons, there were no options to leave nuclear weapons, but this is a separate topic, it needs to be explained for a long, long, long time, among other things, boris tarasyuk boris tarasyuk discussed them in the early 90s he was a hawk, but he was an absolute hawk, he was against any concessions to moscow, he is a far-sighted politician and diplomat, and he is a sheep of negotiations, and he and i personally and many others and vitalik, who sits here, sits with me on fridays, said that there are no options not to give up. that's why ukraine gav