enough we english technical issues in the end of the united states. russia has all the united nations security council to meet behind closed doors on monday to discuss escalating violence in syria president. and that also address the nation on sunday, following days of violent unrest between pro government forces and support as a tough old form, a president, bashar last side. hundreds of people have been killed in northwest serious since the state. many of them civilians. i'm a sucker remnants of the former regime with external support trying to create strife with the aim of dividing our country. the former regime created wounds that of little to drill. watkins prevents revenge attacks and preserve civil peace. we will not tolerate remnants of the former regime who committed crimes and spread chaos. they have no choice but the surrender themselves. no one is above the law and we criminalize any code to spread strife and divide syria. we announced the formation of a fact finding committee regarding the events of the coast. i'm from a higher committee. so set our reports now from the syrian capital dama

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you know, with the scene and will sort of see that is another reference of having the united nations security council authorize a peacekeeping force, international peacekeeping force, which has already been rejected by the resistance. but this comes with the introduction of political horizon. they talk about the 2 state solution in the document, which is what i've completed objects. yeah. and so i'm thinking all of us, it's better. so if i circle back to my 1st question, i mean the big, big question here is, can this be a framework agreement for really the region and for the israeli palestinian conflict and israel's rejecting it. the white house is already said they're rejecting it. so it doesn't seem that this can, this can work as a, as a roadmap to a path forward, less most proposals before. it usually is a wants to take the future with the 1st indians. so this time around the south common for the foot forward because they were afraid this trump's proposal of expelling the from the stance from gas is going through this device, not just for the senior situation but the old region. and so if they st

united states and every single mission represented in this council. the united states drafted this text to mark the commitment of the united nation and the security council to bringing durable and to the war in ukraine. our resolution is simple straightforward and focused on the future not the past. the united states calls on member states to vote on the resolution today, the third anniversary of the conflict escalation when we have momentum behind us and because we do not have another day to spare. every day that goes by withoutpeace means more people dead , more destruction, more misery. the united states has consulted with councilmembers throughout the weekend and all morning and into the afternoon. we believe this council has had sufficient time to consider this simple text, the draft implores a swift end to the conflict and further urges a lasting peace . we can and should and must agree on that. mr. pres. , it's time to vote. i thank you. >> the representative of the us first put forward a proposal to adjourn the meeting till 3 pm 25 february. the representative expressed opposition to it. pursuant to rule 33 pursuant to rule 33.3 of the provisiona

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in the united states, the city guard international law and the city god, the united nation busy russian and security council. and did a lie so much an international law and international agreements and guarantees, there will be no guarantees. and they have to take this apply to other leaders and to the states to give the approval. i did the patient adoption, that it has to be adopted from one source only the united states. if the united states discipline, they can talk about the construction and they can talk about how we're going to give them money and from where otherwise we are wasting over time to, to power for his anomalous that i had a little earlier. the summit was not just about our country's looking united, it was about our country's actually being united because they have a minus task on that hand. in order to account to trump, to account to israel. do you think they all united in that way? i think own or mistakes we cannot talk about the so called the national security, this security or national security for each country. and each dentist behaved independently. and if think about their interest,

you might remember in october 2024, as well as i'm back to the to the united nations dining down on telling the security council it had, quote flooded garza with as much aid as possible and quote, denying that israel was obstructing aid. now it's openly saying it's doing it right . there's this been something of a shift in, in the rhetoric to actually i think that the, the senior public in gaza is quote, between the, the, he's ready or sorry these and the come us. but it's a plane, where is the agent in a way, to control the situation. we know that the how much is using a food and fuel in order to uh, being charged. and sometimes they even steal a seal fuel and they have their priorities. the people will get to the age 1st and it's according to the evidence for that. mr. akiva, i mean we, the reports done by even us all pharmacies and statements at the time they that they didn't see evidence of a being stolen. where is the evidence full? the well, uh the charges have offered you some videotapes showing that there was 2 lines of uh, convoys of the trucks coming into gaza. and the very uh, last minute says, well,

united nations, u.s. leadership led the security council, passing a historic resolution seeking to end the russia-ukraine war. implementing president trump's executive orders the secretary dezing night -- designated eight cartels and other transnational groups as terrorists. houthis has been designated a foreign terrorist organization and their members face sanctions. the iranian regime is again under maximum pressure. further in line with the president's promise to keep america safe, muhammad shareef ala was detained in pakistan for the tragic terrorist attack that took the lives of 13 service members of our country. he's been extradited to the united states to face swift justice. the secretary's highest priority is the safety and security of the american people. earlier today, the department hosted a ceremony to raise the hostage and wrongful detain flag. the flag symbolizes the united states' commitment to those unjustly held overseas and it will fly in front of the state department through march, the second u.s. hostage and wrongful detainee day. this administration has worked tirelessly to bring unj

united. >> states. and we also heard. >> back from the national. >> security council here, a spokesperson. >> saying that the. >> us hasntelligence gathering capabilities. >> that's why. >> they say. >> these initiatives exist. >> but you recognize. the point here. the concern is. >> if. there is. >> any erosion. >> in those relationships. >> perhaps beyond. >> the five eyes. >> with other. >> allies. >> what. >> some of the real concerns would be. >> and matt, meanwhile, what's the latest coming out of brussels? >> thanks, jose. well, obviously there's a lot of discussion in europe right now about what to do. it seems day by day, the positions between the european, the european allies and the united states, particularly on ukraine, but also russia drifts further apart. so we're seeing a lot a lot of discussion. it's still all talk for now, but it's very noteworthy what they're saying. let's take the head of the eu, ursula von der leyen, saying at this summit today that this is a watershed moment for europe and that there is a clear and present danger. this, of course, following french president macron's address last n

it then to the election united he is hyper competitiveness under the election we've had was at stake to china now with the nation's top diplomats greeted russia security council. secretary is a touch down in badging, and i started a short booth trip as focusing on the russia china partnership, which is now more into twine today than at any point in history. the 0 say that it has made an important contribution to the development of china, russia relations, and the strengthening of strategic cooperation between the 2 countries. china and russia are friendly neighbors, connected by mountains and rivers. and they are also true friends for just over a century. the current international and regional situation is rapidly evolving with an increasing number of unpredictable factors. this year marks the great for and war of the soviet union in the chinese peoples war of resistance against japan . this year marks the eighty's anniversary of both of the victory in the world, anti fascist war, and the establishment of the united nations in this year of special historical significance. china is relations will face a series of important agendas. i hope that all levels of co

security council is clearly charting a new course, according to several diplomats. if progress continues, serious chemical weapons file could finally be closed. gabriel's, i'll do, i'll just see you at united nations in new york to south saddam says up to 27 soldiers, including a general i've been killed in babylon, talking to you and how they come to you and says, aircraft came on the fire and a ton of no 7 up in non state, that crashes between south of don't and rebels have an escalating and had a cold was evacuating student the soldiers off to a request by all parties in the area. with south salons, president solver care has such the country will not return to civil. i'll just say it was malcolm web explains the fragile peace between present care and his deputy. make much of the 5. yeah. civil war ended in 2018 with a p. c. and a power sharing agreements, south of cuba, main president's week, the child became vice president allies advice were pointed to senior positions and governments in the military and recent weeks. several high profile allies isn't a charge of being detained by kids. government security policies will dismissed from that posts that's prompted violence to break housing west t

security council is clearly charting a new course, according to several diplomats, if progress continues, serious chemical weapons file could finally be closed. gabriel's, i'll do, i'll just see you at united nations in new york. the, the humans who we see fights as has given israel a deadline to this, this blockade of food medicine and shelter into does that that will need to up to him. i think i'll, who's the says if israel doesn't to allow supplies into the strip within 4 days, the who phase will resume the naval operations against the tennessee during israel's warrant garza, with these carried hot, more than 100 attacks targeting shipping in the red sea in an act of sort of garrity with protest. i know for lena, if you have a shot and in this holy month, we announce, based on all religious and moral responsibilities and all sense of duty in accordance with our operations to go to monte. especially during this month, the fostering that we give the entire will notice that we all grunting a full day deadline. this deadline is to allow for mediators to continue their efforts. if of to these full days, these really enemy persisted in preventing the entry of 8 into garza maintains the complete closu

united nations. egypt, one of the key mediators here, accusing israel of using humanitarian aid as a, quote, tool of blackmail. but the white house, for its part, seems to be supporting israel, with the national security council spokesman, brian hughes, saying in a statement we will support their decision on next steps, given hamas has indicated it's no longer interested in a negotiated ceasefire, hamas has made very clear that they are interested in keeping this ceasefire alive, but they want to do it in the way that it was supposed to be done, meaning getting to phase two and ending the war in gaza. kate. >> jeremy, thank you so much for the latest on that. stay close to it, john. >> all right. new this morning companies bracing for new tariffs on three of the country's biggest trading partners canada, china and mexico. some people weighing some companies weighing whether to pass on higher prices to consumers. others, though taking a different approach. cnn's vanessa yurkevich is here with that. what approach are we talking about? >> well, you. >> can take two approaches, right. as this is a time of economic uncertainty, you have tariffs that are looming. inflation heated up in january and consumer sentimen