she sells her nuts at the market in abkhazia or georgia.he manages the plantation with her neighbor gunter. they tell us they do everything together. mikiya: life was easier before the war between abkhazia and georgia. but the situation is improving, slowly but surely. reporter the beachfront hotels : are also enjoying a boom. at the holiday resort of sosnovaya roscha, all 400 beds are booked out, even during off season. most rooms are now taken by russians, just as they were during the soviet era. russians can afford a holiday, and the ruble is the official currency here. >> i used to go to other places, to egypt, italy or france. >> such beautiful nature. there's nowhere else like it. it's not like this in crimea, i've never seen trees as huge as the ones here. reporter nearly all the guests : are from russia. and the numbers are set to rise. >> i'm planning to build a large swimming pool to attract guests in spring and autumn when it's not beach season. that would boost our financial situation even more. reporter and it's not just : tour

these are nagorny karabakh, transnistria, abkhazia, south ossetia, crimea and donbas.ed conflicts, which supported by, or directly related to russia. but the kremlin goes further on. these days the russian men in green tread on syrian land. what and who is next? mr. president, in every democratic country, if someone stole your property, the independent court would restore justice, in order to protect the rights, and punish the offender. however, we must recognize that in the 21st century our organization lacks an effective instrument to bring the aggressor-country to justice, which has stolen the territory of another sovereign state. 70 years ago the creators of the u.n. charter have envisaged the mechanism of the u.n. security council sanctions to be one of the restraining tools applied in response to the breaches of peace and acts of aggression. however, they couldn't even imagine that this tool will be needed against the aggressor state that is a permanent member of the u.n. security council. since the beginning of the aggression, russia used its veto right twice, w