miss house, according to the s national security council, north korea last year, despite the denials supplies already in this house, the russians, a private arm involved. and that brought to that uh, as i said, reports from that. yes. okay. so that i will of course, not confirmed by the kremlin and from the north korean perspective, it's likely um that what kim john own might want from russia is food and advance weapons technology. is that likely something that russia is willing to provide or? well look at russia obviously doesn't wants to add to the will any time soon as there is nothing to suggest to that hosting that is between your grade. and joshua will anthony dice, whom i, yesterday we had had a very aggressive tone from president putin. one meeting with doug as present add on, i put in seems to be boy against the grant as the boy against the best, at least that's what the visa boys portrayed is asking media. so moscow obviously wants to keep fighting and for that, it certainly needs small weapons because of the best also wants to keep of supplying ukraine with weapons. and if

e kirby talking head national security council. let 'she said that his grandfather died a few days before his birth, what is going on with the president, that he believes that things that did not happen in reality actually happened or is he just making them up as he goes along, the president was deeply touched and honored to spend 9/11 memorial day in alaska with military family members, and he was touched by their presence and that he had the opportunity to make some important statements regarding why nam we must continue to remember this. he also told me about his visit to the site of the tragedy, which actually took place a week or so later. he told me about what he saw, what he felt. this event had a strong impact on him, like on many of our fellow citizens on that tragic day, the president is focused on ensuring that something like this never happens again. like this again. well, what to do? you see kerby as well as he could, and even i would say skillfully. what else could he say? he represents precisely this power. here. well, of c

navigating his way through the united nations, president zelensky on wednesday took his message to the organisation �*s most powerful body, the security councilen before the special session could get under way as moscow �*s un ambassador tried to stop ukrainian president from speaking. a move that was dismissed. from speaking. a move that was dismissed-— dismissed. there is a solution for this, if— dismissed. there is a solution for this, if you _ dismissed. there is a solution for this, if you agree. - dismissed. there is a solution for this, if you agree. you - for this, if you agree. you stop the war and president zelensky will not take the floor. ~ . , , floor. when he did address heads of — floor. when he did address heads of state _ floor. when he did address heads of state and - floor. when he did address. heads of state and ministers president zelensky criticise the body for its deadlock and urged reform including stripping members of their veto powers in cases of mass atrocities.— powers in cases of mass atrocities. ~ . ., , atrocities. ukrainian soldiers now, atrocities. ukrainian soldiers now. are _ atrocities. ukrainian soldiers n

leading in with the national space council and the national security council on answering that question. we have said openly and emphatically that we are after a system that' sn you start thinking about cyberspace, technology, part people and part doctrine, the technology layer, what does that mean coming out of our office? implementation of workforce, implementation of national cyberstrategy, space, what does it mean to be aligned with our values? that would be wrapped up in our cybersecurity posture. that is what we hope to accomplish. that is a lot. >> thinking back to tom mentioning something coming next year with state and local governments. when we go to cybersecurity conferences, a lot of big companies, what are your recommendations for a small state and local government, even a small company, for how they action that strategy, where they could go, how to partner? >> fantastic question. cybersecurities as much local as national, cyber attacks happen in the backyard. it has happened and someone's backyard on a regular basis. we have to engage at the local level. the implementation plan is not written just for us at that level. it was written so state a

council members to document s- 2023-560. a letter dated 26, july, 2023, from the permanent representative of the united states of america to the united nations addressed to the president of the security council transmitting a concept paper under consideration. the council has before it the text of a statement by the president on behalf of the council on the subject of today's meeting. i think the council members for their valuable contributions. in accordance with the understanding region and members of the council i shall take it that members of the security council agreed to the statement which will be issued as a document by the security council under the symbol -- i now give the floor to rena's gilani. over to you. >> thank you, mr. president. thank you for the opportunity to take part in this briefing today. mr. president, this counsel is more than aware of multiple challenges and threats the world is facing today, with the threat of famine people starting out slowly to death must be a redline. yet the number of people suffering from acute food insecurity reached a quarter of $1 billion last year. this is the highest recorded in recent years. these people, some 376,000, or facin

nation. to mass of eguard as a journalist, specializing an international defense and security policy. and ben hodges, former commander, u. s. army, europe, and chairman of the globe sex future security and defense council. so all of you welcome to thank you very much for being with us. and so was i'd like to start with you because we're constantly trying to assess the state of this war. a claim yes, seems to be an increasingly frequent target for the ukraine in military, and they now seem to have hits the rushing lexi slate severely. how significant is that? that's pretty significant. it shows the ability of ukrainians to hit targets in crime. yeah. especially the headquarters of the russian sleep there. and the so you, ukraine makes clear, it's villing and able to hit the target there. and going forward are chief military progress with the help of western weapons. is this new, or is this something that has been possible before it has been positively before, but the scale is becoming different? obviously, it's not really confirmed that they use british psalm, the shadow crews miss outs to hit this headquarters. this means that those a long range weapons from the west to well make a difference. catherin

s. phone, some of u. k. have waged in legal was promoted, raising, change south africa as president around the pose that refer to the recent brick summit in johannesburg as evidence that nations north on the security council should be fairly represented. unlike calling paid to scott, looks at the challenges facing the united nations security council on the possibility of his reform with a panel of guests. the country is likely to cool off the car and you know the seats for the us to continue to this case. it kind of so now why did they likely to do that? and the last thing to do another no me to a 6 to india and to pops on the z and but, but to see the reason to bring that is because preservation members will disagree to come. so i've been operating outside the monday. the problem is look at the interventions or made to members, maybe. yeah. uh, do you like to, to go in friends the, some of the things that are actually on the mind they may be based on what i think . so for example, africa decided we don't use completely done with at the moment. we know web forms and, and also some of the business. thanks to members of this, the key to cancel the emissions. when you go to the security council, they gave th

we may think about giving you a place in the united nations while france says listen, let's, yes, in the security council france says, listen. let 'stes. there are such as niger, but they leave the french protectorate and begin to speak. let's return to the french idea. let us give our society a voice. and like this, along each fault line, then there, india says, listen, or brazil says, listen, where are our interests in the conversation. let it be latin america with the right of a rolling vote for the key three states. there , brazil, mexico, argentina, other latin american countries, they say, listen. where are we? why only three? let’s give ten like this. eh, all these tangles of contradictions are constantly brewing, all players have dissatisfaction with the scheme, but again , as the president of belarus said before destroying or criticizing something. propose a reasonable formula that would guarantee the absence of wars, because the first main task. the united nations will maintain peace within the borders of the planet. but if now he failed, we see that conflicts have flared up all over the planet, and even in relation to ou

s address to a highly watched special meeting of the security council. he said it needs to do more to confront russia, including removing its veto power in the group. just four other nationss against human rights veto power should be voluntary suspended but we can also observe that russia will not give up this stolen privilege voluntarily. therefore the un general assembly should be given a real power to overcome the veto. this will be the first necessary step. it is impossible to stop the war because all efforts are vetoed ljy because all efforts are vetoed by the aggressor. russia's foreign minister sergey lavrov defended the veto power, calling it a "legitimate tool." other countries, including estonia, havejoined ukraine in calling for reform of the un security council's veto powers. i spoke to estonian foreign minister, margus tsahkna, earlier. can you tell us what his message was to security council members?— message was to security council members? , ,., ., , , members? the message was very clear. members? the message was very clear- the — members? the message was very clear. the security _ members? the message was very clear. the security council- members? the mes

s than it does now. he is the 20th chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, the highest ranking military officer and principal advisor military to the president and national security council. prior to becoming chairman on october 1, 2019, general milley was the 39th chief of staff of the u.s. army where he created a four-star command focused on modernization of the force after the service struggled for decades to successfully secure modern capabilities. he also established the army's first major war fighting concept which is the multi-domain operation doctrine. general milley's operational deployments include multinational force in egypt and just because panama, operation uphold democracy in haiti, joint endeavor in bosnia, iraqi freedom in iraq and enduring freedom in afghanistan. he also deployed to somalia and columbia. he is from massachusetts and holds a bachelor degree political science from princeton and masters degree from columbia university and national security studies from the naval war college. climbing out of the years long pandemic were continuing to rage in ukraine, the u.s. military has an added challenge to modernize. we are delighted to have the chairma

the security council and intends to become a guarantor of european security, which is precisely because of the merits of s. permission to say the merits of germany after the first world war, the nations united nations itself was created by the chancellor. i considered it appropriate not to say, in the meantime, scholz continues to significantly help the drowned ukraine, so much so that the defenders of the current reich themselves do not simply lack equipment for them. now often even. with nothing to shoot at targets at the training ground , scholz handed over tens of millions of cartridges to kiev war criminals to kill russian soldiers, as the bundeswehr themselves said, when there are no cartridges, they are still driven to polygons make them aim and shout bang they feel themselves. moreover, according to their own words , they are complete and clinical idiots, just like chancellor scholz himself probably was the day before. he appeared in public again. peter, look , his eye has healed, but now he has a band-aid under his nose, he says he shaved unsuccessfully and blood is flowing. well, after the start of the war in ukraine, the question of the combat readiness of the bundeswehr a