the united nations broadcasting news agency, new york, now to further examine the role of the united nations and the security council in solving global problems, mr. majid abbasi , an expert on international issues in the world today, along with mr. abbasi's honeymoon, is one of the more frequent issues this year than in previous years regarding the united nations. in the speeches of the heads of states, it was said that this organization and especially the security council are not very effective in solving global problems, why should the number of disaffected people increase this year, in the name of allah , the most merciful , the most merciful. i would like to serve you that as you all know and dear viewers, the united nations was built on the ruins of world war ii . when the san francisco conference was held in 1945, find a foundation for the united nations . it was established with the aim of maintaining peace and security. the international title is one of the main special tasks of the united nations, which mossadegh could actually see and examine in the united nations security

as prizes united states. i understand the duty my country has delayed this critical moment to work with countries in every region where i get them in common cause to join together with partners who share a common vision of the future of the world where our children do not go hungry and everyone has access to quality health care, where workers or empower and our environment is protected. we're entrepreneurs, innovators everywhere, can access opportunity everywhere. or conflicts are resolved peacefully. and countries can chart their own course. united states 6 and more secure or prosperous or equitable or for all people because we know our future is bound to yours. let me repeat that again. we know our future is bound to yours and no nation can meet the challenges of today alone. generations of received us preceded us, organized as part of the united nations and bill international financial institutions and multi lateral regional bodies help take on the challenges of their time is they're not always perfect. it

in that region of the world the united states -- every region of the world the united states is starting form alliances, common purpose, and collective action to bring new approaches to shared challenges. the western hemisphere we united 21 nations in support of the migration and protection. launching a region wide approach to a region wide challenge to better uphold laws and protect the rights of migrants. in the indo-pacific we have elevated our partnership between india, japan, and australia to deliver concrete progress to the people of the region on everything from vaccines to maritime security. just yesterday after two consultations in diplomacy, the united states brought together dozens of nations across four continents to establish a new partnership for atlantic cooperation. so that the coastal atlantic countries can bert cooperate on science, technology, environmental protection and sustainable economic development. we brought together nearly 100 countries in the global coalition to counter fentanyl and synthetic drugs. to reduce the human cost of this affliction, and it is real.

ukraine is that the role of mexico like the united states interested [indiscernible] the united statess not interested in having a conflict with israel. [indiscernible] that is what i call hypocrisy. that is why i propose that the united nations be consistent. if we want a peace conference in the ukraine and the palestine, it is because we want there to be a common policy against invasions in any part of the world carried out by any country . it doesn't depend on which country invades. in the statute that was the basis for the international criminal court, an international crime was added and it is called agesarsamy: have you discussed s with president biden? >> yes, clearly, and with the european union. recently, with a conference in brussels among all the countries of latin america and european union. [indiscernible] we are not going to thathe purp. [indiscernible] what we want is peace. we said the same thing to the government of the united states. given the previous administrations of colombia purchased -- [indiscernible] i did not accept either. what latin america wants is peace.

territorial acquisition by the united states the first the united states needed dispossess the indigenous of the continent and extinguish their claims their land. now this manifests federal indian policy and the removal of native peoples to reservations in the pacific northwest. that process starts in the 1850s. that's going to be a subject, a future lecture. the second broad factor, which we will discuss today, is that the united states, the united states needed to interact with other non-native tive powers, particularly the nations of europe, in order to define american to territory. now, most american. came into the nations possession by wars or purchases the revolutionary war, as you see here on this slide, produced most the territory east of the mississippi river. the louisiana purchase in 1803 brought most of the lands between the mississippi river and rocky mountains into the nation and then war with mexico. in 1846 to 1848. in incorporated american southwest and then in 1867 the united states purchased alaska from russia. and so see, with each of those territorial acquisitions, th

the both by the united states. i mean, also when it comes to a boston suppression of russia, all those drugs know, willing to have 9 participants from, from, from most coke during the, um, the, the, the, the, the meetings on the demonstration hungry. we know that i'm driving stuff from the very beginning business. the many other countries grew up behind because those things the same on for us and we bought all reluctance old codes, the girl. what does it normally do to, to join the, the code with, with, with, with a to over. we saw see, i wouldn't hold my breath because palms are changing and people are the fools. but what is happening in the national elections and people will be voting with their feet. so in order to stay in power, you have to somehow please your electric. and if you're not facing your electric, you all down. and we've seen this in an easy and we've seen this in, in numbers of the european countries or across the west as well. so we shall see. i mean i, i wouldn't hold my breath, i wouldn't hold m

some time ago, the former president of the united states announced that isis was created by the united states, but the islamic republic stopped this project, and then you were pushed back and became the hero of this war against terrorism and the destroyer of isis was none other than lieutenant general haj qassem soleimani he was martyred on the way to the freedom of the nations of the region. the former president of the united states made the document of this crime in his own name. the year 1400 was not more than a few days since the beginning of the 13th government. it is a government that believes in the field of foreign policies that neighboring countries and the region should be taken into account. it was on 26 september of the same year that the first trip of the president to tajikistan was made to participate in the annual meeting of the shanghai organization. it was this meeting that agreed to the membership of the islamic republic in the shanghai cooperation organization. in fact, it was an important event that the 13th government considered as an achievement many times over he

. who are, in principle, our first assistants, and where our unit, the unit of the state emergency services far from the scene, as a rule, our volunteer colleagues arrive first and can start some initial priority work before the arrival of the main forces, the forces of the state emergency service, and when we talk about these volunteer units, what exactly are we talking about, when we talk from the point of view of technical equipment, number, powers, what kind of structure is it in general, how is it integrated, well, into the life of our communities, on certain examples? i can say that it is integrated legislatively, and recently, thanks to the joint efforts of the state security service of ukraine, the ministry of internal affairs, as well as the parliamentary corps of the verkhovna rada, it was possible to make changes to a number of laws, and by the way, this work continues, but those changes made it possible to organize in more detail the role , functions, powers volunteers, volunteers are included in the emergency response system of the state emergency service, by including them in

the united states is working directly with the united pacific forum to help the nations to adapt andience against climate impact as we work to build innovative partnerships to attack the climate impact from all sides. from the first movers coalition which isizing billions from the private sector commitments to creating a market demand for green products in carbon and sectors in concrete, shipping, aviation and trucking. to the agricultural innovation in climate which is bringing farmers into the climate solution, and making our food supply more resilient against climate shocks. and to methane emissions targets to reduce the greenhouse gases in our atmosphere by 30% in this decade. it is all within our capacity. we need to bring the same commitment and urgency and ambition as we work together to meet the development sustainable goals of 2030. these goals were adopted at the united nations in 2015 as a roadmap for improving the lives around the world. the hard truth is that for decades of progress, the world has lost ground in the past years in the wake of covid-19, conflicts and other

and the republicans in the united states. they will be on board for this if they can say, well, if, if this is against russia and it hurts china, okay, we're all in. that is a segue carl. and i agree, absolutely. because so there is a divide in united states, whereas the republicans want to have worked with china and the democrats want to have worked with russia. so there are some planners say, well, why can we do both come early, literally saying that united states must prepare to have a war with russia and china, which is absolutely insane and bright right now. this of all this excuse is really because there has been a space captured by the military industrial complex in the united states. you know, us likes to say is the leader of the free world. it's a world's greatest democracy, but we have what we have in us right now is a popular see a government wrong for the wealthy by particularly the walls. the leads that owns the weapon. manufacturers like the re fee on lockheed martin and boy, and the country is now being run for

states through the united states.t is the administrative state at home and the one war i will not change will not be an unforeseen war in the middle east. yes we have to reform the regulations. but it will also require and being honest with ourselves. i will not sell you a fake vision of on shoring everything immediately. it will also require expanded relationships with india. israel, brazil. other east asian countries, including japan and south korea, to get serious about making sure the medicines we put in our mouths are not laced with the same poison that the percocet the young man put in his mouth. and i think that that is the task ahead. we cannot fall in the trap that we will instantly onshore. we have to have a combined mixed strategy while expanding our trade relationships with those other countries. we will be able to take them without having to think twice about whether we are being poisoned by our enemy for our modern way of life. this is the new vision for our conservative movement. a combined honest visio

yes, also with the supply of the united states of america., he worked out, uh, those, uh, military and political resources, as well as economic assistance, which the united states of america a provided to him, and in exchange for carte blanche in the internal politics of nicaragua , the family itself was ruled. for 42 years , the father, and then two sons, first the eldest then the youngest. that is, this is a family clan that, since 1933, practically owned this small country, how it disposed of its fiefdom, and what i also wanted to say about how it came to power. but the great depression affected not only the united states of america, although started within this country. it also hit latin america very hard. and then these american sentiments already began there , that is, anti-american sentiments in latin america, in general, have a long history, and roosevelt responded to the growth of anti-americanism and dissatisfaction with the activities of american transnational companies, including this fruit proclaimed. good friendship with strange

the united nations is a club of governments. every year, the members gather in the general assembly . it is the place where the highest levels meet and what they do. what should be done in the organization? there are two opportunities for the leaders of different countries to see each other. a real trip. a survey of international food issues . be careful. usually, all member countries, i.e. 193 countries , participate at the highest possible levels. is that above if we want to give a sports example, like the olympic games, this year, more than in previous years, we hear talks in the general assembly that the heads of the countries need to change the structure of the united nations and especially the security council . solving global problems has never been something that makes everyone happy and everyone in the world can feel it . the secretary-general also said, what is your opinion about the path that has been taken over the years to come to this point and this idea about the united nations was formed from the fact that in 78

units fortunately, in 1996, the units were completed, nearly 22,000 units were distributed, and a small number of units remained close to the bank partition unit, which is also being done, and fortunately, the follow-up that happened , god willing, until one or two next month, the distribution of mehram housing will be done in full in yazd province. very well, thank you very much, mr. ehsan khaj rezaei, the general manager of road and city inspection from yaz province. i will say goodbye to you before i talk to mr. daei. let me ask my question to mr. maliki. mr. maliki, well, two plans the important thing is that the government is simultaneously implementing one of those obligations that is still under the government's burden in the form of the mehr housing plan, and besides that , it is implementing a very important and strategic law called the national housing movement. well, we know that contrary to the housing plan mehr, which was apartment building, and in new cities, it was implemented in the form of bund construction, the government's policy in the national housing movement is on

the club nature of the united nations . the united nations is nothing but a collection of members. secretary general , secretary general, head of the organization, also head of the secretariat of the organization we are facing organizational issues, we should definitely do some case-by-case discussions with others according to these details. at the same time, the security council itself is not just a friend in the crisis. if we look at their agenda , it has a very broad agenda, most of the topics are african issues, and it is interesting in this change and the developments that everyone is looking for in the african security council are very much looking for at least two permanent members to be made for reform, but it seems that the afternoon part of the conversation between the heads of state in the general assembly has started, and i know that now prime minister suleiman is presenting his positions to new york. as part of the general assembly the united nations was live. this meeting will be held in 2025 for the protection of marine resources and the marine environment. these wer

nations security council, that is china, france, russia, united kingdom, united states plus germany,that they're not able. the us is responsible for four decades of protracted sanctions slapped on the iranian people. white house oes iranian people not just a simple apologie, but decades of trust. iran has now calibrated its diplomacy to boost economic and environmental cooperation and reinforce security in the region with the help of its neighbors. tehran efforts to create a regional security camp is a direct message to foreign powers to end their military interventions. this was right after the western state attempts to stage a coup in ایران on september 2022 which hit the snag. درست در زمانی که برخی قدرت ها جهان را به سوی جنگ های بیشتر پیش می برند. جمهوری اسلامی ایران سیاست همسایگی و همگرایی را مطرح کرده است. سیاست سیاستی خیرخواهانه برای منطقه است و بر این اساس همکاری های گستترده اقتصادی و تقویت پیوند های زیرسستی در صدر دستور the west, maybe some administrations before try to just emphasize improving relations with the west will create different kinds of conditions in iran and impr

chairman of that general assembly the united nations is the united nations and on the official website of the united nations, the name of the islamic republic of iran is mentioned as one of the 21 vice-presidents of the 78th session of the united nations general assembly. in the early years of the formation of the united nations, no country was willing to be the first speaker of the general assembly. each time, only brazil refused to give a speech first, that is why brazil has been here since 1955. it is usual that the president of the general assembly starts the meeting and speaks first, and then the secretary general speaks. the first of these countries is brazil, and after the host country will give a speech after these other countries will give a speech that has been held every year in the united nations general assembly since about 70 years ago. in the annual general assembly of the united nations, the representative of each country is allocated 15 to 20 minutes of speech time according to the timetable published by the united nations. the president of the islamic republic of iran

me for cats and dogs where we take a quick look at dirty laundry in washington, bad manners at the united nations, and bringing people in germany, literally. that's all on press tv with me lembotopic and cats and dogs, don't miss it. when ibrahim raisi tower as president in iran on august 5th, 2021, his criticks began a sharp campaign to convince the nation and the international community that the newly elected president may reduce tehran's international relation to devastating level. the man emerged as iran's 20 nuclear agreement with the west, known as the joint comprehensive plan of action jcpoa, was put on ice by western states. it was after the then u.s. president donald trump, all of sudden pulled out of the deal and burdened iran with suffocating sanctions. us pressure is on west asian states and its warning to iran's neighbors froze tehran's relations with them to an unprecedented soap. local detractors rationalized that the new administration was hardly able to manage. long waiting dialogue with the west to reinvent the islamic republic of iran in the international arena. ironica

the national weather service in the united states had warned earlier.affect the east coast of america. also, in some areas in new zealand, floods caused damage in some areas and the electricity of thousands of subscribers was also cut off. according to the hurricane center in the united states , heavy rains are threatening large areas of southern new zealand with the risk of flooding. before ophelia's arrival, the situation in north carolina has become dangerous was. five people including the child was rescued with the help of the coast guard. these people were riding a 12-meter ship that was caught in the middle of big waves and strong winds. the center of hurricane ophelia is expected to move toward eastern virginia. strong winds also downed trees and power lines in the area, and flash flooding warnings were issued for areas from eastern north carolina to southern virginia in the coming hours. and the presence of an uninvited guest at the table of the mexican family. a hungry black bear took this family for a walk a park in a protected area in norther

well, it is not enough, but the united states is a united state and we must take into account the facthat it is our main partner without which in general, nothing is impossible. but the united states has its own vision, it is sometimes shocking, sometimes it is difficult to do something about it, but it is what it is now . it seems to me that the united states is already entering the electoral cycle. all american officials are already looking at the future elections and they are synchronizing this war of attrition, as they see it, they are synchronizing it with the elections that will be held, well, accordingly , the administration is looking at what will be a victory, what will be a victory here, not even that. it is important that putin considers that ukraine is a victory considers the ukrainian election a victory, and what will the american voters consider a victory when, well, when the active process in the united states begins, it is important for all the participants of the er race, someone in the united states wants the image of the victory of ukraine , according to joseph biden

the united nations had an active presence in the drafting of the united nations charter and was a member of 4 committees in 1945 and at different historical times , the optimal use of iran's first complaint in the united nations security council. gain security 231. with this introduction, i want to say that it is possible to use the capacity of the united nations for iran, although the main game of the united nations security council, which is the monopoly of the great powers, but the general assembly has the potential that the honorable president should use this opportunity. and in the direction national interest takes action, but under what conditions this is being held, i can divide it into three categories: national, regional and international level. in each of these levels , there are a series of positive and negative inputs. at the global level , there are efforts at the national level. which in any case exists from outside the country in iran's 122 construction, but in a positive way, we are witnessing the internal stability of iran, which will have a positive effect on iran at th

the united states of america is downplayed.bution to the victory over fascism of the soviet union is leveled out, and this , of course, does not work for peace, for mutual understanding between peoples and for the search for historical truth and, in general, for the stable development of the global information sphere. i can give examples of the microsoft company, which hmm well, it’s clear that these are microsoft’s customers, this is the us government , the pentagon, this is a space war, this is the agency of the united states of america, and now microsoft accuses the russian federation, uh, believes it is the biggest threat to cybersecurity in world. this is the russian federation well, and china, it accuses us that we visited, remember, the elections of the united states of america and are going to interfere again. they don’t blame microsoft, the companies are accused. well , there are no facts, but the accusations are loud that we influenced those doctors and researchers who were trying to create an anti-covid vaccine. yes,

also, iran's ambassador to the united nations announced the names of five prisoners released by the unitedm. american point of view, we want to minimize chinese influence in persian gulf, but i think we're now pursuing policies that are going to have exactly the opposite effect, especially with regard to iran. although merscheimer clearly earmarked us administrations about their fundamental foreign policy blunder with respect to iran, the classic post revolution policy of the washington administrator remained the same for decades, based on an article written recently in the forum policy research institute, in the post iran revolution period, the white house authorities split iran's classic role in the middle east between saudi arabia, egypt, turkey and israel. the writing explains that now the old camp has simply distanced themselves from washington and its policy and attracted some emerging powers in the world. to these comments signal a new era in the us iran relations, and new gate of interaction between the two sides in the international arena. là c'est l'indépendance, l'armée a libéré

but the united states has its vision is sometimes shocking, sometimes it is difficult to do somethingbout it, but it is what it is now , it seems to me that the united states is already entering the election cycle already, well, all american officials are already looking at the future elections and they are synchronizing this war of attrition, as they see it, synchronizing it with the elections that will be held, well, accordingly, the administration is looking at what will be a victory, what will be a victory here, not even that . it is important that putin considers what ukraine considers a victory, and what the ukrainian elections will be considered by american voters victory when, well, when the active process will begin in the united states, it is important for the participants of the uh races, someone wants the united states to uh, so that the image of the victory of ukraine, respectively, of joseph biden, was not so brilliant for example, on the contrary, the administrations want it to be brilliant, but taking into account the situation on the battlefield of what ukraine can do

the expectation of the nations from the united nations is that it be the united nations. if it becomes a government organization , it will be the nations. it will not be heard for us to be the voice of the nations. islamic council elections from today to the 2nd of muharram, they can view the results of verification of uploaded documents through the system of the country . foreign affairs organization of administrative and employment affairs approved by the country and the ministry of science, they can finalize their registration by using the follow-up id from the 27th of mehr to the 3rd of aban. also, in this announcement, applicants whose documents or information have not been approved by the authority or authorities can protest. upload yourself in the mentioned system and refer to the related authorities to correct the defects of the documents. the investigating authority has until october 26 to announce its opinion to the election headquarters of the country. sports and youth mps with 167 votes in favor out of 207 representatives present in the hall handed over the of

nations security council, that is china, france, russia, united king united states plus germany, togetherugh, the sanctions intensify, they were supposed to be lifted or erased, this all shows that what the west says is different from what it does. i think it was a great lesson. iran is still committed to the jcpa. those who violated the agreement were the americans in the first place, and the europeans next. they've proved that they're not able to keep to a single international agreement. the us is responsible for four decades of protracted sanctions slapped on the iranian people. white house oes iranian people not just a simple apologie, but decades of trust. iran has now calibrated its diplomacy to boost economic and environmental cooperation and reinforce security in the region with the help of its neighbors. tehran's efforts to create a regional security camp is a direct message to foreign powers to end their military interventions. this was right after the western states attempts to stage a coup in iran on september 2022, which hit the snag. درست در زمانی که برخی قدرت ها جهان را به

this is what you are going to get as president of the united states.of florida enacted 2.5 billion dollars in tax cuts, a record in florida history, and that includes permanent tax exemptions on things like asset stoves. thanks a lot -- things like gas stoves. thanks a lot, joe biden. in florida they prohibited the chinese communist party from purchasing any land in the state. esg, crt, ddi they are all d.o.a. in the state of florida. from the onset, the governor prohibited vaccine passports and mask mandates. child rapists and pedophiles are now eligible for the death penalty in florida. life, the right, the innocence of the unborn are protected and respected in the state of florida. we stand up for second amendment rights. they have been solidified and strengthened. violent protesters who destroyed property and hurt our great law enforcement in the state of florida, if you try to burn down our cities you are going to jail. because at the end of the day we support the men and women of law enforcement. we have your backs. in florida, we wanted to say t

that can be issued is 200 million units and a maximum and the minimum number of investment units is 118 million units in the order of 1988. saman gostar company with the trading symbol saman is in accordance with article 18 of the executive instructions on how to conduct transactions in the tehran stock exchange due to the presence of a woman , manipulation of transactions was stopped for one day. capital company investing in the capital market with the purpose of profitability, reforming the company's financial structure has been approved by the board of directors and has been sent to the auditor and legal inspector for comments. and the proposal of a 24% capital increase from the source of the capital increase has been announced in order to reform the financial structure and provide working capital . the trading symbols in the decisions of the annual general assembly made their shareholders cash dividends of 142,250,000 tons per share. to non-compliance the article of the directive for acceptance of the trading symbol d of and the transfer of securities in the iranian exchange has

spreads for the united states? from that perspective was a close alliance between german economy and russia. so once you have you up down and you know, for, for the german companies moving to the, you know, from production to united states that the china to any other countries you, they, they duster lies in the europe is no longer uh, from united states. uh, i would say i would go even further the united states never perceive you, but europe as an online, it was a us, at the corner of the, a bustle, approximate. so if you're a mazda in about, so the relationship is a slightly different on the dynamic between friends. we never been friends and, and, and the united states. i mean, the americans, no, it isn't. your european europe is also no service only than the the so called charles is browse and others who been put in place because you're being, you know, i think that before about measuring this point of view of in union recreational c i united states in order to unified europe on the flag and, you know, they have

there were also units of the gur, there were units of the territorial defense and there were other separate which it is there were probably well, there was also some first combat experience , so and so, to another , you can describe the battles for the city in that period in three words. what do you think of this and what do you think of this combat task? it is a difficult question. i think the battle of bakhmut is currently the most brutal battle of this war and probably the most brutal battle in europe since the end of the second world war, and life has shown that the occupation of bakhmut by russia in general means nothing there in terms of operational strategy it didn't matter what they needed it for from your point of view . i think it's more symbolic for them. bakhmut was important from the point of view of propaganda. probably , yes, it's more of a symbol, but as a result , the russians destroyed the battles for bakhmut, they destroyed the good the city, we will definitely be what is the significance of this operation for us at its level, where i can give some kind of assessment, of

the united states will keep 300 million dollars of aid to ukraine, said kevin mccarthy speakerberg of representatives of the united states, he insists that he will keep aid to the country in bill on financing the pentagon, although earlier it was claimed that this amount would be withdrawn, the money is planned to be spent on training, the purchase of equipment and intelligence support for the military and national security of ukraine and other forces or groups recognized and subordinated to the government of ukraine serhii djerch, senior lieutenant of the armed forces of ukraine, head of the battalion medical center, together with us on the air, i congratulate you i congratulate you, mr. serhiyivna, about these three million dollars, let's understand, in fact, these 300 million dollars relate to the financing of the program , it is called aid ukraine to ensure security and launched this program in 2014 after russia's first aggression against our country , how much is this question relevant now? can we also talk about 300 million dollars to be satisfied with them if we need 24 billion

again, of united states.eopolitical struggle generally but specifically with ukraine and russia. what is key to understand is the united states does not actually have much of an industrial base when it comes to producing the ammunition, artillery shells, kind of low-grade weapons you need for the kind of grinding war that is going on between ukraine and russia. if you want $100 million f-35 that is going to lose when it crashes, within the united states is able to produce those. entire lobbying infrastructure, entire cities outside washington , gleaming cities and skyscrapers, can be built up around those. i just producing artillery shells? that is something u.s. has outsourced to countries like pakistan in the past. ukraine was quickly running low. by august 2020 two, just a few months after khan was ousted according to the documents we reviewed, pakistan was producing significant amounts of artillery that were being paid for by the united states, shipped ukraine, and then taking part in the war over there a

nato allied by the united states. and it's simply and to look into that and ship with add the public effect on, on the. ready the topics has made cover to be a very. ready suitable media is that on the, on this and you have hopeful that it's with she'll be on either side of the. busy in the media, things with the suicide got hopeful that to the agreement will have a uh, you know, a pushing text in for editing a lot of the comprehensive. again, it's on the other 2 issues between the 2 types. the will to a rock. now we're at least 6 people have been killed in a drone attack on about a port in the north. let's go straight to a correspondence my mood of the heat in the rock a capital baghdad. what more do we know about this attack at this stage? a security assault is in the city of sleigh many yet say the attack was carried out by a drawing we, you know, for certain that it took, his drawings, have been roaming in the area for the past it see a days as this area in sleigh. many and the it around the province of sleigh man

and the united states is trying to provide support to taiwan. so these are the 2 constants and we are leading under these 2 constants in their port. a very important thing is what i want to continue to consolidate is uh, a relations with the united states on the one hand and trying to prevent war from happening on the other hand. and in our relations with china, i can show you that the current government has been recognized international, the well being responsible player. we want to maintain the peace instability in this area by maintaining the state is cool. and it's all believe that the state is close to the best interest of all parties concerned. and i think this is also the position held by the united states, canada, that u. k. and major european countries. and we will continue to all of these path to prevent china from thinking that they can take, tie one over quickly and tie one will not serve as a provider. but at the same time, we will not budge to the chinese pressure. you've talked about asking your full support. um, you said in prob

it's of the call off, the president of the united states. but for tie one, it's our responsibility to defend taiwan. are you telling me you simply don't have any idea of what the us would do in the event of an invasion of taiwan? well, as i say, you know, we engage in very close communications with you and i'd say is, and the question is not up to me for the answer a. and i hope that kind one in the united states will continue to engage closely with each other. in the preparation process. mr. well, on monday, the 22nd according to type a news, you confirmed that being discussions with the us about whether time one would be included under the us nuclear umbrella like some other countries in the region. what was the outcome of those tools? uh, we engage in the all kinds of conversations with united states and for any content of that nature, i'm not able to give any details off of the discussions plans then on this topic of whether the us would include you in the nuclear umbrella. well, thank you very much for the racing that question for the 2

roman, well, if the enemy will unite, if the forces of evil will unite, then the key story is the integrationof the forces of good, and we understand that the process is ongoing. thank you very much for this extremely interesting and useful conversation, i want to remind our tv viewers that the iconic ukrainian politician and diplomat, roman bezsmertnyi, was currently working on espresso. dear, we waited for you in the garden, but something hurts in the back, comfrey ointment, and you will help me like a young man, comfrey ointment from dr. theiss, german ointment for joint and muscle pain, comfrey, comfrey, comfrey restores movement, from pain in the joints and muscles natural matz with comfrey from dr. theiss, save by buying a large package of 100 g. there are books on hepergint 10% in pharmacies podorozhnyk bam and savings. vitaly portnikov is with you and we are talking about the main events of this week. vitaly portnikov and top experts about the most vivid events of the last seven days. our guest will be lieutenant general of the ground forces, former national security adviser to the pr

nothing to do with the interest of the united states of america. and frankly, nothing to do with the interest or of the people here. but now, after hundreds of thousands of the ukrainians, men and women have perished. war it should never benchmark to work continues. and it seems that the united states and data was pushing with war to before, until the last you current in this is an abomination. and you know, well, well, none of us in this country support whether it's called a special operation or an invasion beyond the, the john bass. the truth of marriage that this was precipitated by the failure to reach any kind of agreement and brand aggression which killed 14000 people and, and no, don't ask in the hands of who the russian government had a constitutional obligation to defend. so what are we talking about here? we're talking about our insurance provider tours masking as high state officials who come in to escalate and to 6 markets in this case in an, an oil and gas mark market dropped a pipeline. i do believe to go by the blue of the north stre

the united states benefited over decades for being one of those standards on key technologies. it's been talked about as a potential place for you test for a.i. programs see how they operate before you let them out into the wild. right now, it's discussion but the good news is it's very active. getting back to the question on political horizon, challenge will come together on something like this which is paramount national interest. the game here at home but also bring in our allies and friends around the world so it is a tall order. good news, there's a lot of attention focused on this right now, serious attention. challenge in this environment, how we boil it down. >> in your answer, you used the phrase we need to go together, the slowing of the language. thank you for joining us and thank you for all of your work. it is a pleasure to have with us. [applause]

assembly including condemnation of the united states. >> indeed, yes, condemnation of the united states and its western partners. saying that democracy was used as some kind of guys for what he then said was occupation, so a strong criticism of the united states, strong criticism of other countries. he spoke about the need to protect the family asking the united nations to focus on family protections. he also criticized the u.s. decision to pull out of the joint comprehensive plan of action which was agreed to back in 2015 and which the trump administration pulled out of in 2018. this is what he had to say on that matter. >> americans leaving the jcpoa showed an official trampling on their commitments by that government. it was an inappropriate response to our fulfillment of commitments within that framework, by having broken the agreement within the framework of resolution 2231 passed by the united nations security council, it has committed egregious and unilateral crime in the international arena. the united states of america must explain transparently and demonstrate in a verifiable

beautiful buildings like just down on howard street, the new 200 unit building unit on howard that will welcome 200 families next income to affordable housing in san francisco. clearly, i don't need to tell anyone here that getting affordable housing, getting any housing built in san francisco is complicated. it's hard. it takes a lot of grit, and for us, it's full of way too many negotiations with a lot of cattle raising and with spreadsheets, and like on the tac, we spend a lot of time looking at the maps of what it takes to make projects work while trying to balance the critical importance of delivering homes faster. this year starting construction, not seven years from starting construction, and getting the systems and policies right so we can massively scale the overall delivery of housing in our city to hit that 82,000 necessary homes for future generations and for people who live here now. >> we all keep up this hard work together because we know how important each and incremental win is to building homes on this parking lot and that is for our neighborhoods. serving on the tac w

all the unit, jeremy industrialists, now they have the can for united states because they no longer have access to cheap rushing gas as well as well. i mean, i guess i'm glad that was brought up because i liked cannibalizing allies, and that's exactly what's going to happen. i mean, the europe is being de industrialized i, i don't see it as in much of an asset. if it is, it's the industrialized poor in recession all of the time. what kind of waiting is that andrew was it says even for, for the united states only did so $11.00 competitor, a potential competitor down. and we know that going back to the most true question, is that for united? so why don't the greatest stressful the united states in depth perspective was a close alliance between german economy and russia. so once you have you down and you know, for, for john and companies moving the, you know, uh, from production to united states that the china to any other countries. yeah. they, they, duster lies in the europe is no longer uh, from united states. i would say i would go even further the united states never see europe as an o

the text will be released with the opening of the project. 1,100 villa units from the 3,000 units ofl housing movement project are being built in the new city of amir kabir in central province. will be delivered new amirkabir city with an area of ​​about 1600 hectares and a population of about 100,000 people, new amirkabir city has become one of the target points for the construction of units of the national housing movement in central province. land preparation is necessary for the construction of residential units in the new city of amirkabir, about 300 hectares of land allocated to the national housing movement plan, which is in neighborhood 2 of the new city of amirkabir, middle 64, 100% preparation has been completed, lot 3 and 4, part 164 , has about 40% physical progress. in the stage of land preparation all the necessary infrastructures are implemented, the road network of this city of jojah, the diversion of surface water in the distribution network and the sewage collection network have been completed, the construction of the units of the national housing movement project h