. of the russian federation, near kursk., notjust the united states... there needs one thing.. i think trump is right about is burden sharing. i'm as worried about developments in berlin as i am about developments in washington with respect to support for for ukraine. so i think there needs to be burden sharing in the west to provide support for for ukraine to resist russia's military aggression. i think the best we can hope for at this point in the short term is, uh, you know, a frozen conflict, a frozen line of contact. uh, we have we've lived with that on the korean peninsula for many decades, uh, and without and from the west's perspective, without, uh, surrendering, never surrendering, or acknowledging russia's acquisition by force, by violence of territory, of another country, the way we didn't recognise the soviet union's absorption of of the baltic states. it's really interesting hearing how you feel that the language and the approach so far has been wrong, and it's about talking to them and not negotiating with them

take a stronger attack when it comes to dealing with the russian federation. but trump himself has signaled that he'd be willing to explore peace. and most recently we saw tucker carlson was served as a informal advisor to the president and a friend as president trump actually in russia currently where he just had a meeting with a survey lab drive on foreign minister of the russian federation. and so we, i think that we are in an incredibly interesting period of time. it will again be very difficult in terms of ministration. it's going to pull back to this algorithm fort worth and out of the solutions that they propose for a starting point for negotiations. to find, see some ukraine, it's still extremely unclear whether these terms will be sufficient for the russian federation, which of course is viewing what has happened over the course of the last couple of years. and especially over the course of the last couple of months. most notably with the incursion into occurs as real threats to their sovereignty. so with this military buildup that we're seeing now in

and plus, there was no communication with the russian federation at all. i mean, how can you even think about negotiations? let's go back to the premises. the you discussed with your other guess of the united states and data or not looking for a piece. the current policy of the united states has to see the strategic defeat of russia using the ukranian proxy conflict is the principal tool of the stabilisation . that is the official policy as united states and nato. so everything that's being done right now is not designed to be in opposition to the policy, but you recognize the difficulties of the current situation in trying to mitigate that gets to feed by creating contain. but what we're looking at right now with all these talks about these is not about normalize relations. creating good relations is about containing russia, about trying to limit the scope and scale of the russian victory to keep it temporary in nature until some future date. when the russian gauge is not reverse, the gradients are straight up honest about this. so the trump administratio

and plus, there was no communication with the russian federation at all. i mean, how can use that even think about negotiations? let's go back to the premises that you uh, discussed with your other guess of united states and data or not looking for a piece. the current policy of the united states is to see the strategic defeat of russia using the ukranian proxy conflict is the principal tool of the stabilisation . that is the official policies united states and nato. so everything that's being done right now is not designed to be in opposition to the policy, but you recognize the difficulties of the current situation and try to mitigate that gets to feed by creating contain. but what we're looking at right now with all these talks about peace is not about normalize relations. creating good relations is about containing russia about trying to limit the scope and scale of the russian victory to keep it temporary in nature until some future day when the russian gauge is not reverse the ukrainians are straight up honest about this. so the trump administration

and plus, there was no communication with the russian federation at all. i mean, how can use that even think about negotiations? let's go back to the premises. the you discussed with your other guess of united states and data or not looking for a piece. the current policy of the united states has to see the strategic defeat of russia using the ukranian proxy conflict is the principal tool of the stabilisation . that is the official policy as united states and nato. so everything that's being done right now is not designed to be in opposition to the policy, but you recognize the difficulties of the current situation and try to mitigate that gets to feed by creating contain. but what we're looking at right now with all these thoughts about these is not about normalize relations. creating good relations is about containing russia, about trying to limit the scope and scale of the russian victory to keep it temporary in nature until some future date. when the russian gauge is not reverse, the ukrainians are straight up honest about this. so the trump administra

and minority sect of islam, was backed by two large date, the islamic republic iran and the russian federation. russia had what the russian and empire one of which was warm water for. they had an airbase as well. basically this was russia's foothold into the middle east and it's been a partner of the assad regime and the family for really half aan century both unr the soviet union as those under the russian federation. both iran and russia surge to bella assad that iran started indirectly in 2012 come directly in 2013 and russia more directly in 2015. there's that whole host of other groups like the sds, syrian defense under democratic forces for largely but an exclusively kurdish backed by the united states. when the u.s. is looking for a a partner in syria to pick it was a prioritized he would pick to fight assad. it was who the pic to fight this other armed terrorist group that we all know called isis. the fdf and the kurds have led that fight against isis in the region but they're not a the ony group. there was like the free syrian army. that was disaffected assad regime officers that it b

and they weren't doing everything to suit rather than legal interest with the russian federation or of any of our competition. you would. so we true. alright, conclusions. we will never close the doors, william schools. thank you. you have your relationship with anyone else, but to go look at those ideas you that we wouldn't be a suggestive, especially if it comes to those who are now waging the war against us by the training and regime or calling for the use of it is a great number of the sanctions against us or the putting all the blame on us when they come back to their in sound. so there's even things come back to versus hands and up to you and you should go to evade suggests and certain things that wouldn't be made serious on the risk back for a chopper is increased with the banjo. see, and then we'll draw the conclusions for coming from what i did, the, the monthly loads. thank you. wow. that we had most guys uh, top diplomat, just speaching out a ministerial council meeting at the organization. discouraging cooperation in europe, being hosted in, moultrie told through the years

we need piece, long term lasting piece of with guarantees for the russian federation and you're, it is a difficult question of how to provide these guarantees. but in general, we can look for it as for short term truces. the prime minister of hungry mister orbits approached me with this proposal as to what's so difficult for you to have a christmas truth for a day or 2. i said, well yes, that's probably true. but 1st people talk to the ukranian side. we agreed at least 3 times, 2 events of this kind on shipping in the black sea and on energy infrastructure and so on. then air gun also made proposals, and suddenly the head of the ukranian regime announces no negotiations, no true. so i think then i called him, i say, to the gun what's happening? he says, well, that's what our partners are like. i asked or been to, he also propose the christmas truth. he also proposed an exchange of prisoners. i did not refuse. the next day, the head of the regime announced that there would be no truce, no prisoner exchange. over a penny, a crew of ukraine has cut off our guest supplies to europe and con

we need peace, long term lasting peace, with guarantees for the russian federation. and you're, it is a difficult question of how to provide these guarantees. but in general, we can look for it as for short term truces. the prime minister of hungry, mister oregon approached me with this proposal as to what's so difficult for you to have a christmas truth for a day or 2. i said, well, yes, that's probably true, but 1st people talk to the ukrainian side, we agreed at least 3 times, 2 events of this kind on shipping in the black sea and on energy infrastructure and so on. the gun also made proposals, and suddenly the head of the ukranian regime announces no negotiations, no true. so i think then i call him, i say, to the gun what's happening? he says, well, that's what our partners are like. i asked or been to he also proposed the christmas truth. he also proposed an exchange of prisoners. i did not refuse. the next day, the head of the regime announced that there would be no truce, no prisoner exchange open. a new crew of ukraine has cut off our guests, applies to euro

and so i think that there are still some red lines for the russian federation that the united states still does not take seriously. and i believe that ultimately these are going to have to be resolved before any peace deal is possible. or ultimately, this will continue to play out on the battlefield, and trump will get no deal whether in one day or in a 100 days. you are in a 100 years, you will not get it the o, because ultimately russia has strategic interest and national security concerns that have to be address, or else they will continue to fester. and this will have to be fucked in other ways . what do you expect from the trump administration in general, especially when we look at cooling, defeated, tensile and around the world. it's a mixed bag. at this point, we are seeing an escalation of pensions and lots of america. for example. we know about the recent comments about the panama canal, and i've made it very clear as has my party that we are deeply concerned that trump might actually take military action. as you know, united states took military action in panama with agains

so this is my understanding was that they were responding in part to an escalation by the russian federationintroducing north korean troops into the conflict. um, in russia, the russia—ukraine war. so, uh, it was a step that i think should have been taken sooner. uh, and it allows ukraine to better defend itself. i don't think, as secretary austin has said, the current secretary of defence, i don't think it's a so—called game changer that's going to turn the tide in the war for for ukraine. but it's certainly a step in the right direction. is there anything else that president biden can do between now and inauguration day to help ukraine? uh, well, as i understand it, they are continuing to push out equipment and other resources that have been authorised by congress. of course, the new administration, uh, can, you know, can countermand any orders that haven't, haven't been fulfilled. i think we should be focussed on convincing the trump administration that the best policy for the united states, for us— national security, is to oppose russian aggression. uh, we talk about support for ukraine,

this great rich idea, we'd like to remind you that no, uh, freezing of the conflict with the russian federation is agreeable to us. we so for ourselves, if these would be men's agreements, that we cannot trust the need of the coupon to know the west, we understand full well that the whole point of this exercise is to give the regime and t of a breather on the battlefield. so that they can look, they want and re, um, they can be no discussion about nato having a role in sibling the crating crisis range. so nato and the prospects of membership, their insurance have just been part of the problem since very beginning, not part of the solution for you. i noticed you have to use up the police. if we analyze this, this new mindset wasn't sure if the president has originally styles the call everyone to look at what's happening, not and what people say. and here everything is clear towards the actions the camp regime is continuing to optimal confrontation and raising the stakes. this is confirmed by the on going strikes using western high precision weapons, including the strikes on the 11th and the 13th

to the russian federation. and so that, that's really the key that's been missing all this talk about nato membership being pushed back. that's completely unacceptable to russia. the idea of the week that we would send data peacekeepers to patrol a dmc that i me that is that on arrival, there's no way that the present people would accept that. so you know, the key, the key to you praise security is, is not being align with west because we prefer not capable providing for their security of ukraine is lost. 38 percent of its population since 2014 mostly refugees and its economy. is it has been destroyed, its people at the structure has been destroyed. it's notorious, been wiped out with a 1000000 casualties, which 400000 are data. and the only way can have security is through a friendly relations with russian parish wells, as it did from 1991 to 2014. yes. but see yeah, it's got a jack in san francisco. that's why i have long argued the day this started ukraine last because the european pan, your opinion, securit

it would, but russian federation felt that it was in their interest to have an avenue agreement with sir, with the government of syria to have air base and, and naval base in syria. the united states has done the same in the air with air of nations. and china has done the same in the americas, and then the south china sea, you have a bunch of countries that are competing there. so it's a, you know, it's just a reality of how governments are, are going to act and, you know, the west is going to criticize. other governments are going to criticize the u. s. but in the end, nothing's gonna change. it's just going to be more visible in terms of what everybody's doing, but everyone isn't necessarily going to change what they're doing. great to spend too many thanks for your time zone cuz i like senior research editor at outcome modeling analysis. thank you. thank you. thank you for joining us. a on all the international, plenty more details to be found on our website, all t dot com and we have fox sports 13 the security. so i'm gonna shoot you over the what's the know the community is.

there's the common thoughts for the russian federation as a b, b, a family of nations. and all the sacrifice is that what has been done are on the way also recognize. so i'm, i'm very pleased from these words young don't bus coming here on. yes, the sending these words in moscow they are, they are truly honest words. he was saying, he was honest, if he's happy and pushing and said, i will literally be totally happy when i boys and i man and come back victorious. come back to that families. i thought that was a very wall move. very embracing comment that just just quickly uh yeah, good. uh, interesting comment, right. that when, when one of the freshmen was asking food about the future of so let and see what happens if the west drops zalinski and what you didn't sound quite surprised by that. i think all of us were, he said, well, we won't deny the asylum to see if he would ask for one. and then i would thought that would be great company. uh, edward snowden. then by charles uh, then vladimir zalinski, you know, sharing a like a table like we are right now quite it makes

we need peace in a long time ago with the last and peace with guarantees for the russian federation in europe. it is a difficult question and a more how to provide x of, of these guarantees always what the generals rate that we can look for the point which doesn't need to do. and the numbers and presentations change is fine. the coverage that's on the west. and me, the day of the day saying russia has been weakened by the special military operation. he said, actually who was this is true. russia is much stronger as a result of that and send the objectives of the russian army in ukraine. they are advancing towards achieving that goals for the chat about this or what are the international with the italian world correspondent under a lute you'd be joining us your analogy international on today a thank you for sharing your time with us here at the ah, see my the ship in moscow, i know you're following the story to strike against. you cried recently this morning. essentially we understand it was at least $8.00 to $10.00 missiles against ukraine on t as a mixture. reportedly of congenital hy

so, so the russian federation screen, so do we have c strategic initiative along the entire line? of contacting this signal, so current please, when you went to annual and it was quarter advancement. expedited largely and is some 30 square kilometers for a data model. and the search best of the enemy has to stand in defense and to use old the resorts of the house. you need to look right. nobody will say the units are easy steps, the process only by 4550 percent of the front lines and the successes and so are largely own to the soldiers and officers and channels of the united, probing of the horses and the horse. while you're all direct commanders, you're in an older headquarters and the general list tab. and i would like to specially mention the grades results by a number of the units. the 1st stand was the 2nd please. the 8th 20, not in your actual in 51st, but there is the norm is simply so so, so it just sort of the 6676 paratrooper unit, 198 and one. it was 6 airborne division. so, and of course 155, i think we go and mostly before 810. so which in the reading with the is, was

it's about 3 and a half 1000 of our present as we have returned and how they are returning the russian federation. this is or the during the exchange. so i don't understand what kind of christmas exchange we're talking about. for us, it is very important challenge in order to organize the return of our people. we do exchange prisoners and what is suggested by the i'm go inside, i'm not sure it just sounds a bit to christmas. see a christmas exchange, but it's not fair we holiday mode with us. you know, that's why i really like that. and i cannot discuss anything or solved anything without participation of your claim because the war is taking place on our territory. so i am a bit skeptical about this initiative and the 2nd on the question of the ceasefire . we have to understand that we cannot leave with the frozen conflict in our territory when we're talking about cease fire in any conflict in any war. people know what will happen afterwards, how we should, as you should have in mind, what will happen tomorrow in order to create ceasefire today. otherwise you would just freeze into conflict, and

i think the representative of the russian federation, representative and of the russian federation. welcome back to the studio here in moscow, we've just been listening again to russians and void vomiting the bends is speaking of the un security council on the escalating crisis in syria. it commented on how russian was helping syria repel the terrace defensive in the north of the country. also offer you some information on how us, since you creating a providing supposed to be terrorist factions in the country. he also said that what we're seeing fallacies, ukraine and terrorists teaming up against the russian and syrian forces on syrian territory. you also accused ukraine of moving into we hope that of international terrorism opens the more updates on what's being said that you in storage council meeting later in the program. the the is the launch of a special military operation mold. in 13000 far less than the race of joining the ukrainian military we williams, lot of things are good enough to stop growing up and we need, i need for 2 of us doing the with any of them. surely becaus

tool, basically for nato, to continue to try to intimidate and exert some leverage over the russian federation. this has been a time of extreme economic hardship for many in the united states in particular and to see hundreds of billions of dollars flow to this efforts that only resulted in getting thousands of ukrainians. hundreds of thousands of ukrainians killed and severely wounded. well that's how things on the can't the moment we will be back at the top, see them the will be just the decided. so this car for the next you don't worry to read. you have most of us here mission condition. i mean, just seems to use a spreadsheet comparison team to see if the short term is the great news for interest of the class in this place. cool chicagoans vision or the visual thing for you, for them to move from here you can go to, i'm so afraid me any of those genetics and stuff or she just couldn't get the loan due to be that. can you just sort of the sun music that the discovery of tech we related? so yeah, various has been spinning visual. some of the things you've always used. so this is the mirror.

i went to the game, the russian federal security service transmitted to the hon, gary an embassy in moscow. l. suggestions for a prisoner exchange on the same day in the however, judging by the reaction of the landscape as well as his onto raj, the ukrainian side rejected all of opens proposals. russia has essentially confirmed what was revealed by the hunger and prime minister on wednesday that they did come up with an idea of a christmas cruise of a christmas seas 5 and suggested that maybe the country is that russia and ukraine could carry out a large prison as well, most cool, i probably even submitted a list of names for this well, but again, that was simply thrown out of the window by kid and by you, craig, this is again something that was known on wednesday as well from the hungry and prime minister. and at the end of the hung, gary and e u presidency, we made new efforts for peace. we propose the christmas cease fire and a large scale prisoner exchange. it said the president zalinski clearly rejected and ruled this out. today we did what we could given of these, these developments.

we did the subject or what the crimes, terrorist attack, there's a good many citizens of the russian federation. i come up with initial list, you know, as to when they choose to do the best opinion, i mean, through the course region and other territories of russia. if journalists and your colleagues working, they told me that there reached that tax against journalist here we have never heard. i'm not referring to you personally right now, but we have never heard you from the western junior wenzel and he's condonation that he is such a terrorist that actually did act that i was like, it'll be you at least we're not doing dissolution. but yes, just us, i mean, i know we had the chance to ask one of the process, different bikes about how moscow views the west and support for euclid's attack on general kellogg. we have no illusions about the extremely anti russian political track that london has chosen. it is difficult to find a western power more zealous than the u. k. in imposing anti russian policies, there are some what the u. k is ahead of the rest and a multitude of issues. we will oppose thi

has repeatedly committed such terrorist crimes terrorist attacks against many citizens of the russian federation, named course now, when they shoot civilians, i mean in the course region and other territories of russia, journalists and your colleagues were killed. they could meet at that or reset tax against journal disease. we have never heard, i'm not referring to you personally right now, but we have never heard from the western journalists or condemnation in such a terrorist attacks really general, but i am grateful to you at least for remembering the solution to that yes, just us and i know we had a chance to ask one of russia, stop diplomats about how moscow views the west and support for you. friends attack on general carrie law. you know, we have no illusions about the extremely anti russian political track that london has chosen. it is difficult to find a western power more zealous than the u. k. in imposing anti russian policies, there are some what the u. k is ahead of the rest and a multitude of issues. we will oppose this harshly and decisively, with all our means. we have repeatedl

has repeatedly committed such terror crimes, terrorist attacks against many citizens of the russian federation, named course now, when they shoot civilians this w, i mean, in the course region and other territories of russia, journalists and your colleagues were killed. they could meet the terrorist attacks against journalists. we have never heard, i'm not referring to you personally right now, but we have never heard from the western journalists or condemnation in such a terrorist, especially general. but i am grateful to you at least for remembering the solution . yes, just and us in the earlier we spoke to the head of silver, all the institute in austria legs under michael vixen. he says that the killing of general cure lobbies clearly and not the state terrorism. but i would say on basically that to, to us right now, plan to protect like to tell respect your putting some civilian objects inside the city and city and july. the designate of course um your taking into accounts that there could be so called collateral damage. that also um, civilians could be killed. and yeah, i've said before,

economic, political, and logistical challenges for actually fighting a direct war with the russian federation. and we've seen a tax from united states in particular over the course of the last decade or 2 that are shied away from direct intervention. things that ukraine is use as a marketing tool, basically for nato, to continue to try to intimidate and exert some leverage over the russian federation. this has been a time of extreme economic hardship for many in the united states in particular, and to see hundreds of billions of dollars flow to this efforts that's only resulted in getting thousands of ukrainians. hundreds of thousands of ukrainians killed and severely wounded. the former bangladesh, a prime minister, shaken, seen a resigns in august and during violent anti government protests. the exiled leader has now accused her successors of committing genocide against religious minorities, including hindus. today i am being accused of genocide. in reality, unice has been involved in genocide, in a meticulously designed manner. the most minds, the student coordinators and eunice, all behin

in that regard, the russian federation is in contact with old groups of the syrian opposition. the area of my colleagues over associated this costs. this developments with are these morag, that's do you have who has reported extensively from syria? he said that the military defensive must have had outside help to have been so effective in toppling the assad government. it's very difficult to to, you know, say we should have seen this coming. no one did have some television services somewhere. perhaps, you know, somebody who, who, who was that, who all these time, who could see what the rebels were doing, and who could see what the job is for doing. and what will be outside the axes would do. or perhaps they had an inkling as to what was coming naturally. an operation decides concrete in the entire country described a few weeks. it had serious organization this had serious financing. the syrian government was called completely and put that the problem support down the government. is this the same, the same problem that that was was and that is corrupt, lack of organization, lack

economic, political, and logistical challenges for actually fighting a direct war with the russian federation. and we've seen a tax from united states in particular over the course of the last decade or 2. that is shied away from direct intervention, things it's ukraine is used as a marketing tool, basically for nato to continue to try to intimidate and exert some leverage over the russian federation. this has been a time of extreme economic hardship for many in the united states in particular, and to see hundreds of billions of dollars flow to this efforts that only resulted in getting thousands of ukrainians. hundreds of thousands of ukrainians killed and severely wounded. we bring you an update from france where emmanuel, my crohn is clinging to the presidency as calls to replace them increased setting the legitimacy of his government the political term. while bill is with the prime minister resigning after losing a no confidence vote in parliament. more on this and other news from around the world and check out our website, r t dot com, the former bangladesh, the prime minister, shake cas

tool, basically for nato to continue to try to intimidate and exert some leverage over the russian federation. this has been a time of extreme economic hardship for many in the united states in particular, and to see hundreds of billions of dollars flow to this efforts that only resulted in getting thousands of ukrainians. hundreds of thousands of ukrainians killed and severely wounded. and the russian deputy foreign minister told cnn the risk of escalation between russia and the west is on par, savannah, and underscores how moscow's resolve and defending is interest and values is consistently underestimated the reason a high and the grow we that's quite disturbing. we haven't experience anything like about any time in the past, nor in the heights. so the cold war. and i wouldn't say, is there any magic solution for it? i believe we have a great slack or restraints on the part of the west. us in particular, where people seemingly under estimate our results to defend our interests and defend our core national security interest. as we have shown it throughout, with this special needs population

tool, basically for nato, to continue to try to intimidate and exert some leverage over the russian federation. this has been a time of extreme economic hardship for many in the united states in particular, and to see hundreds of billions of dollars flow to this efforts that's only resulted in getting thousands of ukrainians. hundreds of thousands of ukrainians killed and severely wounded. as the voices calling for him to quit, grow louder, french president, emanuel micron is coming under increasing pressure, and that's after his prime minister, michelle barney a lost a no confidence vote in parliament. the senior official is expected to submit his resignation on thursday. the chaos isn't. it's a manual in the kron who for 7 years has impoverished the country's immense social majority. emanuel metronome must go. we want to constantly demonstrate that another world is always possible and that the people and the people are alone remain the sovereigns of this country executive unless your failure was foretold, though, and it has been bitterly what this motion of censure will remove you from the v

we need peace and the long term lasting peace with guarantees for the russian federation in europe. it is a difficult question of how to provide these guarantees, but in general, we can look forward to doing it, which doesn't, you know, what present painting saying the russian was much stronger as a result of the special military operation. and he said the russian army was achieving its objectives in ukraine. well, meantime a blog, a claim to debunk the capabilities of russia's new afresh. nick miss isle be also says satellite images of the ministry factory struck by it last month showed little damage. but what does it know? what is the order of snake repeatedly carried only a kinetic warhead, meaning no explosion, but an impact that basically creates a crate to make a video. and you see that from the foundations of the facility. but i discussed this with michael moved for from a public on the senior security policy unless he says it's tough right now to understand the extent of the damage on the ground as well. i think the arrest nick, uh, clearly has shown that it has the kinetic c

quoted the number of the business here you have ordered the task theme. stage colder of the russian federation was by cheaper and get that was asking words of gratitude specific onto you from our entire team. as for my question, i think i'm going to wait and see if it is something that you have an exit ticket. what? uh, where is almost everyone's. you've got to stand by me, figure it out. and during the great debate shots it was a 3rd task. the correspondents were passing notes for information from the front line and these days, but our guys were currently way too hot for their ingrained. and so how do you look at this moment with these see the progress of the special most reparation visa part the of them that has been there for almost 3 years now? and is the victory any closer? now? i should, i should all of those know of course i expected to hear questions like this for me in the considerable semester. part of the have been many of them come on. the questions we've been receiving over the last few days. they didn't say at the end, i was grateful to you for this question because it's still pr

kilometers, essentially, you know, massive line doing things taken back into the rock, the russian federation. he talked about the heroes fighting in the photo. she said, every single right of these russian sold, who is a hero and is fighting heroically. did making mention yeah, going to that he did. so i put instead of more nato vehicles, more western vehicles have been fe for. i even the work orders for each and then in the own of ukraine in the past year. yeah. so the only thing for that gives you an idea of how hard nato and this western allies in america, off pushing and that's fine. a little region. yeah. a brochure we are pushing but the is because you was asked the question of why and how much longer, how much longer when will russian forces deliberate? most ken, this is a question from a lady who is actually currently living there in a shelter is on a shelter. yeah. yeah. so the president fledged that everything will be rebuilt on the infrastructure, the schools, hospitals, the buildings, everything. but he said that he will not be naming specific dates because he does have some info

territory within his country including the massively strategic crimean peninsula, where the russian federation has its black sea fleet so huge stakes for ukraine, for russia for vladimir putin, of course it's all about him showing his power and might and his long, long standing aspiration to reconstitute the soviet union and to show the kremlin as a leading force and global power, something that he doesn't want to step away with. and certainly the ratcheting up of fighting that we've seen over the last weeks as the trump administration take over from the biden administration, takes, takes takes place is is a show of strength in trying to position the russian federation in a in a stronger negotiating position once trump takes power and then, as we were alluding to earlier, it's a difficult time for macron in france. >> the french government basically just collapsed. macron put out this speech trying to stabilize the government and the country's economy. so does, you know, president-elect trump's visit help macron it probably boosts macron. >> but you know, the truth is, after the cameras go awa

when you're talking about the russian federation, vladimir putin, let's remember, the aircraft is an azerbaijani aircraft. relations between azerbaijan and russia are kind of touch and go right now. they may be better than otherwise. although the government in azerbaijan is waiting to see what its relationship is with, with our government. the incoming trump administration. so that's complicating things. i'm sure kazakhstan is a central asian country. it used to be part of the soviet union. the russian foreign minister not that long ago declared that kazakhstan was not a real country. so they view russia with a lot of nervousness and skepticism, and they're always trying to balance between or have the united states, china and russia be their kind of partners so that they don't come under control of russia or china. so the politics are really complicated. and the answer is something we may never really know fully. >> well, listen, it's worrisome when the kremlin announces you're not a real country. that's exactly the language they used for ukraine before invading it. they've they've s

the russian federation attaches a great deal of importance to the development of advanced technologies designed to serve for the good of humanity including artificial intelligence. at the same time we are invited to discuss it in regard to peace and international security. regarding the past discussion i think we can all agree on one thing. we cannot allow ai to dominate human beings and human value, but when it comes to what threats there are on the path to this, there is no unanimity on the council. we would look at the presidency. in the questions that are proposed, we can see an entirely expected outcome namely, how can we ensure that an international system for ai governance is developed and at the same time make sure that some sectors or states do not fall under that governance. sound familiar, no? in this context i would like to recall similar approaches from other spheres that appear today in all their glory. we would like to talk about the international trade system and we would have the charter of august 1941 that contained a reference to the principles of non-discrimination

represents the praise interest and zaleski is out on any piece piece uh, negotiations with uh, the russian federation. so he is proven to be uh, you know, not a reliable part of a piece. a truck is, is, or israel. i am a part of a visa. fine, of course is a joke. uh, he spent 10 minutes of the last 3 years talking about new credit and basically is reading our position or opposition to russia's invasion, which was essentially kind of a pre emptive invasion to roll back on the, you know, went through expansion and can you create and restore your brand to it's a peaceful buffer state and federal law for state status a pre made onto. so i still hopeful, but the more i've heard about the catalog plan, the more discouraged i am in terms of an immediate solution. well, as i resume, as i said in my and at the end of my introduction, the slaughter continues. gentlemen, i really appreciated very thoughtful program and that's all the time we have one. i think my guess in washington, dc, salt lake city and in san francisco. and of course i want to thank our viewers for watching us here. are the see next time and

thank you. >> i thank the representative of the russian federation for his statement and i shall now make a further statement in my capacity as represented above the united states. i just want to reiterate what i said in my earlier remarks as i reject the accusation of the representative of russia. as i said previously, of the united states will not hesitate to protect its personnel, regional partners and international shipping. the actions taken by the united states have been consistent with international law and were in the exercise of our inherent right to self-defense. i now resume my role as president of the council. and i give the floor to the representative of israel. >> thank you madam president. and thank you for your valuable advice. i would further like to thank the united states for their excellent presidency. moreover outgoing security council member mozambique, japan, malta and switzerland. and welcome the new members pakistan, panama and somalia. recently my phone had the notifications which shocked me to my core. the school i myself attended as a child a place that sh

what we know is basically these two statements, one issued by the russian federal security service, theions committee, they are saying that a man, an uzbek men, aged 29, has been arrested on suspicion of killing general igor kirillov yesterday. and the russian security services issued a video of a man, apparently this uzbek citizen, basically confessing to what he did. he's shown handcuffed and saying what those two security agencies said. he is saying that he, several months ago, he bought a scooter, then later he received parts for the bomb, which he assembled and attached to the scooter. then he parked it outside general kirillov�*s house. and also he apparently rented a car, also parked it outside the house, placed a camera inside the car, which was basically livestreaming from the site. now, importantly, the russian security services and this man are saying that he was acting in the interests of the ukrainian security services, he had been recruited by the ukrainian security services, allegedly, and was livestreaming from outside general kirillov�*s house to his ukrainian handlers,

i now give the floor to the representative of the russian federation. >> translator: mr. president, we are grateful to the director of operations and for the briefing and we thank the sultan for the information he has provided us with. we welcome the dissipation in today's meeting of the representatives of sudan, egypt, turkey, integrated. moritz. we listened to the prosecutorial lecture from the specialist onto them, madame lewis. mr. president, unfortunately, the armed conflict within sudan has become protracted and prolonged and, at the same time, the situation on the ground has been evolving, to a certain extent. however, not a single of the parties have a strategic advantage. we have witnessed a sporadic success of the army in khartoum . against this backdrop, the rapid support forces are attempting to focus on the greater darfur resulting in a new wave of tensions . the country's economic and social problems aren't deepening. international efforts to launch an interest sudanese peace process are deadlocked. the main objective at the present juncture remains a cease-

this is a city that tragically in 2012 that when he 16 was the assault location of russian federation or criminal p utin. amazingly enough, the dictator assad could stay in office and stay in power. the incredible thing is this weekend the rebels, a different composition almost every day, it is a real defeat for the assad dictatorship, for were criminal putin and the iranian dictatorship. amazingly enough, hezbollah also was in syria. it's another defeat for them. it's an opportunity for the people of syria to rise up and create a free syria. >> why look at the map of the world today, i tend to think of this as a contest between russia, china and iran, north korea against the united states and its allies. do you see that in the same way? >> i certainly do. we have a conflict that we did not choose. this is not the responsibility of the united states, nato, western civilization. this is a decision by dictators who ruled by gun invading democracies who ruled by law. you cannot miss it. i'm so set people in my party somehow not connected the dots. the dictators are working together in ev