so tell me why the general assembly is important. and i think the general assembly is important because when there's a deadlock in the security council, as we saw when several resolutions didn't get through of the ritual or theme that stopping or the bloodshed, or at least getting a humanitarian phones, then the gender, somebody kicks in it's often guard the parliament of the word. every country has one vote and that's a body that really does reflect global opinions of the security council. dr. world is only made up of 15 members of the general assembly was a 192 members. of does demonstrate what the word is thinking, and i think what we saw in this resolution and the vote for the resolution was where the word was standing. it was standing on the right side of history. it was conveying that it wants an end to the black chair to the cottage, to the genocide that is going on. and it was it built to those members of the security council who used to be to the united states try many a to prevent any kind of a cease fire or any kind of a b

the all-belarus people's assembly is held once every five years.elegates from all regions of the country are nominated for this large forum. it evaluates what has been done over the past 5 years, and determines the main developments of the state for the next five. in essence, this is a kind of brainstorming for the entire country. allow me, dear friends, to announce the first in history our people. it was a kind of steep arc, here is the all-belarusian meeting , which was convened by the head of state, so it made a turning point in that this is the path, we are going this way, the power is this, the strategy of our actions is this, then everyone voted in a referendum in november for the powers of the head of state and these... usually the all-belarus people's assembly takes place in the palace of the republic, but for the first one, held on october 19 and 20 , 1996, the palace became the venue. we are faced with a choice, or belarus will remain a hostage in the hands of those thirsting for revenge for their defeats of politicians, or. we will estab

by post-assembly, the posts assemble these same ones on these cars, parts and ultimately it approachesen the car can move and then, as it were, go into testing, this car is assembled in a day, in september 2013 the belarusian automobile plant presented the largest quarry dump truck in the world, this is the first model in a new class of especially heavy-duty vehicles ; an impressive giant with a lifting capacity of 450 tons is twice listed in the guinness book of records. the vehicle was recognized as the largest two-axle dump truck in the world, and its body was recognized as the largest mining dump truck body. the zhoden heroes are also listed in the cis book of records and the european book of records. he is the only one, because in other countries there is no such thing. this is just here in belarus, this is a very interesting thing, only look, there’s only one wheel, it’s already heavy, damn it, but it’s quite easy to drive, well, even to sit in the cockpit, it’s absolutely, well, the impression cannot be expressed in words, very cool, cool, tourists come to us to look at such a m

so that's what's represented at the general assembly. you're actually trying to get behind on the poor of the woods. and if i can see the council and the general assembly, the actual words at the tech's, the actual words that they use my to i'm, they spent a great deal of time negotiates negotiating them. and that's what's going on right now. and as gabe said, that it is the sponsor of this resolution the our group led by jordan trying to get as much international support for this resolution as possible. because this is a general assembly resolution on like the security council, which has failed to do anything. a general assembly resolution doesn't really do anything and those might have a great deal of power, other than the symbolic power of age. and i think the sympathetic power of this is it's going to take the temperature of the world. you're going to see electronic voting is what they do in the general assembly. you're going to see them press the button and you're going to see where every single one of 193 member states of the unite

so, why did lukashenko today come up with strengthening the role of the supreme national assembly in life of the country? the most popular version of his opponents is the following. when lukashenko leaves the presidency, he will piss someone. in this chair instead of yourself, and he himself will become the head of the supreme national assembly, it is he who will actually be the main one in the country, that is, supposedly the supreme national assembly is strengthening so that the ex-president retains power, since the former leader of the country, by law, is automatically a delegate of the all-belarusian people's assembly, the version sounds harmonious and beautiful , if not for historical contradictions, the ninety-sixth year, the first supreme council in the history of the country, the young president lukashenko lists the delegates of the meeting, senior officials, the government of the presidential administration of the security council, the constitutional court, supreme council, supreme court, former leaders of the belarusian state, to the very first all-belarusian people's assem

the 78th session of the united nations general assembly opened on tuesday the 5th of september 2023. the issue of palestine featured in the opening events, perhaps more than usual. however, the only leader apart from the palestinian president, mahmoud abbas to explicitly raise the question of palestine was sayid ibrahim raisi, the president of the islamic republic of iran. in his speech, he discussed the occupation by the zionist entity. has the time not come, he said. to bring an end to seven and a half decades of the occupation of palestinian lands, of the demolition of their homes, of the blood of their women and children, and for the people of palestine to be recognized officially as a country, with its rightful capital in jerusalem. roisi also referred to how the occupying regime in jerusalem is seen as a perpetrator of much of the violence in the region. fittingly enough, it was the israeli ambassador to the... tried to interrupt the president's speech by walking into the hall holding up picture of massa amini who he later stated had been murdered by iranian authorities. this i

will support ukrainians in this amendment as well demand that the assembly ... call for recognizingutin's government as not illegitimate and himself as an illegitimate president after the end of his current term. this is what contributed to the news of strasbourg. i just want to clarify that 28 parliaments of the world recognized the holodomor as a genocide of the ukrainian people, there from south america, from the usa, and there are also european countries, but not all countries that are part of... i understand recognized the holodomor as a genocide of the ukrainian people, or the decision of the parliamentary assembly will somehow automatically motivate the parliaments of individual countries that are part of parye, well, recognize the holodomor at home as genocide, is this not foreseen in any way? yes, unfortunately, 23 member states of the council of europe have not yet recognized the holodomor as genocide, a total of 46 states, and in fact, this resolution is not mandatory for implementation and therefore each parliament of the member state will make its own separate decision,

the 78th session of the united nations general assembly opened on tuesday the 5th of september 2023. the issue of palestine featured in the opening events, perhaps more than usual. however, the only leader apart from the palestinian president mahmoud abbas to explicitly raise the question of palestine was sayid ibrahim raisi, the president of the islamic republic of iran. in his speech, he discussed the occupation by the zionist entity. has the time not come, he said. said to bring an end to seven and a half decades of the occupation of palestinian lands, of the demolition of their homes, of the blood of their women and children, and for the people of palestine to be recognized officially as a country, with its rightful capital in jerusalem. roisi also referred to how the occupying regime in jerusalem is seen as a perpetrator of much of the violence in the region. fittingly enough, it was the israeli ambassador to the... united nations giladdan who tried to interrupt the president's speech by walking into the hall holding up picture of massa amini who he later stated had been murdere

it has a general assembly. the united day shows look on that without to lead to acknowledging and mounted terrible defense. so the $70.00 hills article during the day and he with after these condemning, he also terrace. so you who are responsible for the original quote i cannot have. that is why. so that is the representative to canada speaking at the united nations . right now we have with a sort of magic attitude james base, talk us through what we just heard from canada and, and then we'll get onto what we heard from the georgia and investment. yeah, you actually have to think of the very most experienced diplomats that you can find in the united nations. bob bray speaking now the investor of, of canada. and so he's putting forward the amendment to the jordanian arrow, the resolution he is making. the point that you heard the us and best to make of the wrong is that the resolution is missing. a vital piece in the, in the, in the view of those 2 countries and i suspect some of the other western countries, the

show another fragment of alexander lukashenko’s speech from the very first all-belarusian people’s assemblyd you can draw your own conclusions about what the president thinks today. for belarusians, this is, first of all, a great tradition of a nationwide evening. at which the most complex issues were resolved. there seems to be a logical conflict brewing between the statements: we need a king in our tradition there is a national veche, but no, the tsar and the veche historically exist in our country in a single system of government. longer history: there is a king who makes basic decisions, not mandatory ones, first of all, this decision concerns international politics, as well as cornerstone issues on taxes, laws, and so on. the king... has a warrior, his inner circle, people who know how to think and decide, who offer something to the king, advise something, and are also able to independently resolve important issues within the framework of their competencies. there is a veche a broad meeting of the population in cases where the decision is categorically strategic, where a priori the sup

my assembly zone to be assembled.space forward, rotate 90 degrees right, dot small, and move two spaces back. so it's all based on this strategy. what's the value of each action? this game is over. the red sphere with 2.75, and the blue sphere with 2.45. (cheering) good job to both. the red team won this game. -good job. good job. -good job. good job. good job. good job. they were learning, we were learning, and i-- i want you guys to try to figure out a strategy that's gonna give us the upper hand. we haven't came up with a good strategy for... we can't play with this strategy. we have to figure out something that's gonna give us an advantage. okay? three, two, one. we're the ones with pretty faces. we're gonna win the space race. -we're gonna win this-- -space race, okay? (laughter) (speaking spanish) one of the things i hope you learn today is that you can go from this room and from your school and from your house to anywhere in the world. you wanna keep going towards your dream, okay? this is an actual picture i d

five mass 205 cars were assembled.he whole country helped to build our plant from the russian enterprises of gorky, moscow, the main specialists were sent to us , that is, the first chief engineer, the first chief technologist, the first chief designer, georgy mikhailovich kokin, was from the yaroslavl automobile plant , already in the sixties, we created our own design base. the design bureau of the plant is the brain of the enterprise , it was and is so, in order to meet world standards, to maintain the positions they have won, factory designers think and invent , fantasize and implement, in general, they pleasantly surprise, we have a very serious school of design, inventing a car is not it’s so simple to place the entire layout, this is very serious, especially so that it complies with standards, guests and other requirements, we create three-dimensional models of future nodes, we create from these three-dimensional models of a future car, or a bus, and also using three-dimensional modeling, the designer, when crea

i mean, what's your sense of of how the general assembly relates to the question of? well the general assembly is the one part of the complicated structure of the united nations, the one part which is not totally under the thumb of the americans. um, there is, the un is not monolistic, there are a series of bodies in the un, there's the the un bureaucracy, the secretary general, all the un technical agencies. and then there are the more political bodies like the general assembly and there is a form of international democracy in the general assembly given that it contains almost 200 members all with one vote unlike the security council where of course the americans have veto and many other ways of exercising power, so the general assembly is is the the one um pillar of of the un, where at least the palestinians can have a say, and countries like iran can have a say defending the palestinians. yes, well, david, i mean netanjahu sounded incredibly threatening, threatening, didn't he when when he made his contribution saying that iran needed to face a... credible um nucle

light, easy and also very easy to assemble, within 5 minutes it can be assembled , flooded and cooked enough work for 40 minutes, the front mini-sauna in its dimensions is many times larger and heavier than the universal one... but likewise, according to the developers, it is easy to use. specially at the request of our guys, it was created and designed, as if you yourself perfectly understand, in field conditions we cannot take a bath, this liver helps perfectly, that is, it has a can, which designed for 55 liters, full of hot water, the tap is also completely melted. wood, some kind of shavings are adjustable, everything opens, there is a very tiny stove in disassembled form, it fits in the chest pocket of a fighter , it is assembled in a few seconds and is immediately ready for use, the burner is ideal for quickly heating up, for example, water for tea, alexander explains. at a convenient moment, while you have a free minute , collect, warm up, drink something, collect further and move on. it's going on in the next room finalization of components for the subsequent assembly of sani

i therefore consider the conversations that the supreme national assembly is supposedly being set up else did young lukashenko say in 1996? he spoke about western democratic values. and yes, in this regard, alexander grigorievich has not changed either. we do not question the significance of the system of western parliamentarism, but we believe that the implementation general democratic values ​​in each specific country must correspond to its historical experience and the age-old way of life of the people. the question is not at all whether democracy is good or bad, just as in general any system of government cannot be called good. or bad, because, i repeat, what was said in the same program a year ago is just form, not content, there are good democracies, there are bad ones, there are good dictatorships, there are bad ones, there are good authoritarian regimes, there are bad ones, when you offer to evaluate the form power, and not its essence, then most likely they are simply trying to manipulate you , i don’t think that democracy is bad, just as i wouldn’t call all democratic insti

resolutions by the general assembly are non—binding but carry political weight.esult was delivered by the assembly's president, dennis francis. in favour, 120. against, 1a. abstentions, a5. draft resolution aes10 l25 is adopted. following that un vote, this is what the palestinian ambassador to the un had to say. we are grateful that the general assembly, the bigger house for all the nations, the small and the big, the poor and the rich, the general assembly was more courageous, more principled. and the president of the general assembly, he was a brave man, met with us in the morning and he defended traditions and norms of the general assembly in dealing with issues related to the maintenance of international peace and security that required a two—thirds majority and the general assembly prevailed, and send the appropriate message, not only to the palestinian people that there is justice and fairness and international humanitarian law upholded by the general assembly. but also it sent a message to everyone, enough is enough. this war has to stop. the carnage agai

easily, easily and assembles like that. very easy, within 5 minutes it can be assembled, flood and cookthat is, enough work for 40 minutes , the front mini-sauna is many times larger and heavier in size than a universal potbelly stove, but in the same way , according to the developers, it is easy to use, it was specially designed at the request of our guys, it’s as if you yourself understand perfectly well how to take a bath in the field. we can’t, this liver helps perfectly, that is, it has a can, which is designed for 55 liters of full-fledged hot water, a tap that melts completely also made of wood, some kind of shavings , adjustable, everything opens, there is a very tiny stove, when disassembled, it fits in a soldier’s breast pocket, can be assembled in a few minutes... immediately ready for use. the burner is ideal for quickly heating up, for example, water for tea, explains alexander. at a convenient moment, while you have a free minute, collect, warm up, drink something, collect further and go on to carry out your official duties. in the next room, components are being finalized

as far as the un general assembly is concerned, which basically represents the will of the majority of the countries in the world, it it will definitely the way the way the... general assembly is composed, it definitely will pass a resolution, seeking an end to the war, calling for sease fire, relief operations etc. the general assembly will support that, because the overwhelming majority of the countries in the world do see that israel is perpetrating genocide there, they do see that it's the united states and the european countries that are backing israel's genocide against the palestinian people, and that's why uh the security council, the resolution that was presented by the us yesterday and russia had to veto it quite legitimately because the us basically called for number one condemnation of hamas. number two that the palestinian should release all israeli prisoners, but there was no word about whether israel should release more than 10,000 now prisoners, palestinian prisoners that it is holding, many of them illegally. even before this crisis escalated, israel was holding 5200 p

the internet of things, it is now located not just at the assembly site, at the assembly site in ourhe first prototype site created in the history of the enterprise inside the design bureau, here we already see a design that will rise into orbit in a few months, are located instruments, batteries , avionics, a tank in which there will be fuel to maintain the orbit, and panels with which will provide rigidity and heat removal, star sensors, are now setting up a conveyor assembly of such devices. today we are manufacturing the first spacecraft in the twenty -third year, but we have already created a prototype of a serial production line and the first spacecraft, it goes through all stages and is currently optimizing within the work areas of the conveyor... jobs are filled with meaning, some equipment is added, cycles and cycles are calculated. this is a prototype from a warehouse, where, completing a component for a marathon, this is all the equipment that is needed for the first workplace, each device has a qr code or barcode, it brings it to technical vision, technical vision recogni

let's start with that you and generally general assembly votes. what message is the general assembly sending to the weld, and will it actually make any difference to the situation on the ground in casa? well, i think this resolution clearly shows the growing chasm between the international community on the one hand, which wants this blood bath to come to an end. and the united states, as the western partners are at least some of them on the other hand, which believe that is real and should enjoy total impunity and its dealings with the palestinians. um you mentioned it's a non binding resolution. that's true, although it does represent very clearly the sense of the international community, but i would that is real response. similarly to binding security council resolutions. the reason that it's able to do so is because it's impunity is assured and insured by the united states by the european union and bias of western allies and sponsors. we have seen the rest of the week change a little bit from a, by the us. mean us officials now saying they are

we'll be coming back of course to the un general assembly. you might just a emergency meeting when it starts to happen before not in christmas salumi at the united nations. thank you very much. indeed. the bottom standing for most of we had on monkeys visiting the hague, to push for a wall crimes investigation against israel. he says he's received assurances, but israel will be investigated for his actions in gaza. monica says the attacks served only one purpose. this done, the work that is right is wasting, is different. this time the war is a water for revenge. that toward this war has no real will be shifted rather than the thoughts of destruction, of every livable court in this place in guzzle the boxes of the hague with more than what the palestinian for them. and as i have to say, a say awful lot of busy diplomatic activity by the posting or 4 minutes that he's made in jet or inside you ravia. you see, of course, earlier this week of the un security council are now to the policy and mission here . the hey, the home of international just

the un general assembly is trying to do u n. s c 15 countries, u n. j. a 193 countries give or take one or 2. but i think i think i'm probably doing that. so this is essentially the world saying i'm, i'm just being told by the way, we're always flipping life to what's happening to you. and i'm just being told the amani speaker will be live very shortly. but let's try to get this point in the u. n. g a is weighing in on a possible truce for the fighting and gaza. and there we are until the money. a representative is speaking, live at the united nations and reads the kingdom of bahrain, the kingdom of so the area, the state of cuts are the state of grades and my country. this also needs of online . we meet today from this emergency at special session. unfortunately, as the security council has been unable for days to take a united time off and on what is transpiring though and be occupied by this to the entire tories? especially, what does it cost? 250 it out at the center even though it went on the aggression on it by is really up to patient forces when t

, which was considered one of the most important achievements of the 77th assembly. on the other hand, raic's presence in the... forum is another manifestation of the failure of iran's isolation strategy, which has been pursued by the united states and some western governments over the past year. second, president raisi and his peers were expected to conduct another round of talks with the european states over already leftoff negotiations about the joint comprehensive plan of action or the jcpoa. consultations on the sidelines of the 78th assembly could help unty the current de. lock in the jcpo negotiations and open new perspective for the negotiations in this area. third, in his speech at the un general assembly, mr. raisi spoked about the necessity of moving the structure of the international system towards a fair order and strengthening multilateralism. in his speech he emphasized the need to strengthen regional and international integration with the central role of the islamic republic. the words of the president of iran showed that iran is determined to strengt

there's only been just a 3rd running support of palestinians and assemble. thank you. with these ready allow me says it has into set to the surface to air missile fund from lebanon. it says it was aimed at one of its ministry, drones near off a gallery. and is ready to instruct, been talking to the lord sites in lebanon, attention to be rising at the border between the 2 countries. for 3 weeks, thousands of people have been forced to leave the homes by rocket far and by skirmishes between is ready for liberties on breakfast, paula: and let's wait. now tell me how she joins us live from the court in southern lebanon. an alley. i think we can see some pictures now of a spike blowing out from an area of what it looks like for us that can you describe what that's from and what's happening a lot since the this morning. the vin. uh, several shillings from this very side and also an attempt to attack for them has with laws fight the side with the launching guided massage on. there's really positions in the background. i think our colleagues rides could show us. so we have sev

the speaker of the venezuelan national assembly shares his emotions from the plane.'m in russia, i communicate with colleagues from the state duma. i believe that this is an important meeting for the world, for the development of values ​​that are significant for our continent and for russia. this agenda is important for bringing peoples, parliaments, ideas, and representation closer together. which each of us develops in our parliament. in the spring , representatives of african countries, now another continent, walked along these corridors, and then and now they talked and talk about friendly relations and business partnerships, only this time russia is hosting at an international conference to latin america. the russian president opens the parliamentary meeting. thank you very much, thank you very much, dear ladies and gentlemen, friends, i would like to sincerely greet all participants in the international parliamentary conference, russia-latin america. on the initiative of the leadership of the russian duma , they gathered in moscow. representatives of legislati

serial assembly of satellites will help correct the situation.ople, almost 100 enterprises. of these, a small part is involved in rockets, all the rest are somehow involved in construction. various satellites and systems for them, we are not talking here about the fact that we again need a plant, as a kind of monument, we need a modern technologically advanced facility that will ensure mass production of devices and, most importantly, will introduce it into a quality management system. the basis for such a project could be the sites of the scientific and production organization named after reshitnev in the krasnoyarsk territory and the association named after lavochkin. and we begin our release with urgent news that comes to news agency feeds. sergei shaigu has instructed to work with law enforcement agencies of russia and belarus on an appeal for the extradition of war criminal gonko from canada. it is also reported that in connection with the extradition he should bear the full price. and responsibility for their

there's a block in the coding, which is, uh, "get assembly zone info." and we've coded it so that no matter where the assembly zones are, it'll work. we're actually going to be trying to steal from each other. so it's going to be interesting. whoa, we're winning. we decided we're picking up this one and that one, the largest, and they give .2 points each. so if we do it properly, then we should get .4 points per second. right now we're reaching, like, 23 to 25 points. the objective that we had is to get the large item closest to us, drop the rest of our sps, drop off the large item, find the other large item, and bring that back to our assembly zone... -whoo! -whoo! in the assembly. how many points did we get? -27. -geez. that's a lot. i think we could have a chance. seeing something that's in space that we're programming on earth, that's-- that's, like, kind of crazy for me. so next strategy is either go for a medium piece or camp in our assembly zone so the other team can't dock with our items. so they can't steal. i wanna do a campfire. so our strateg

anyway, just tonight , for example, we had a resolution in the united nations general assembly, which was approved by the positive votes of 120 countries, and the zionists were asked to it was that the bombing of ghazah and the continuation of the crimes would end. we also had news that the situation was ready for, for example, a ceasefire, until the european union came and had a resolution that we would put all these things together. take place this action the zionists will be analyzed in what space at once, do they want to use the last hours and days and inflict more casualties on the palestinians or not, do they want to move the space to the other side ? the so-called operation will expand hour by hour . it seems that this is a political bluff. caught therefore, i believe that if the smallest the leaders of the zionist regime must have political rationality, and the americans will not engage in military operations, and the prediction is the same, because they are actually pushing forward the collapse of the zionist regime and their own collapse. in gaza, the people have nothing but

tte: reason the general assembly un and the wider conflict. meeting in its emergency session is because the un security council has failed to reach any agreement on any resolution over the last two weeks. so under a process called uniting for peace, the general assembly has an opportunity to discuss the issue and undoubtedly, there will be a vote of all 193 members of the united nations at the end of the debate either later today or tomorrow. but i would expect there tomorrow. but i would expect there to be quite a large majority in favour of the resolution put forward by the arab group at the un, which does call for an immediate ceasefire.— does call for an immediate ceasefire. : :, :, , , , ceasefire. and then if that happens, what next? — ceasefire. and then if that happens, what next? well, _ ceasefire. and then if that happens, what next? well, absolutely, - ceasefire. and then if that happens, what next? well, absolutely, that l ceasefire. and then if that happens, what next? well, absolutely, that is a very good — what next? well, absol

we expected to pass a strong resolution which is effective and influential by the general assembly of the un that will lead to an immediate stop to war crimes against gaza and the lifting of the human bloccade and the and the extensive sending of the humanitarian aid and the stopping to the force displacement of the residence of gaza. thank you for. your attention, well that was iranian foreign minister speaking at the un general assembly, the an emergency session underway at the un general assembly today with respect to the issue of palestine, we did hear the iranian foreign minister to uh offer his support very clearly uh for the palestinis fighting for their freedom, for the freedom of their land and sirran's um solution to this crisis once again was uh reiterated by the ryan foreign minister holding a referendum for all of those who originally lived in uh this land between the river and the sea and of course another issue that was brought up by the iranian foreign minister was a prisoner swap deal uh offering the um civilians who are uh being held right now as a prisoners by the p

and the un general assembly booting on a ceasefire. they say that this deviates them from the main goal, which is in the many thing how math we've been hearing from is radio officials at tune of comparison between how mass and not season isis. we've been seeing this rhetoric on several interviews as well as the ministry spokesperson that has been speaking. he also talked about the need to evacuate a ship, a hospital complex, saying that's come masses headquarters are in the tunnels underneath the hospital. this is not the 1st time we, he does radio officials in these wars on garza mentioning that how mazda is operating under schools, under hospitals, and it's c by many here as an excuse for them to hit at the hospital. also, it's worth new thing that the us and best of the story that, that is really you invested there at the you, when get i that that has been saying that, that you, it has lost its legitimacy by calling for a seas far and that they're pushing forward with their plans of anybody to come as a need as you've been telling u

an international humanitarian law uphold by the general assembly. but also it's send the message to everyone enough is enough. this war has to stop the cottage against our people. it has to stop in 3 weeks into the conflict. and finally, the un has spoken the clear signal, the majority of the world wants to bombardment of guys a to and gabriel's on don't. how does either at the united nations, the still ahead on the algebra will have much more special coverage and also on dollars that including from yemen to jordan to assemble thousands of purchasing across the world in the hello. here's the thing. more than a 100 wildfires, bush fires are burning across new south wales state in australia and half of them are classified as out of control. so it is dry here. the area is parts breezy in some spots as well. but just a little while ago for the southeast corner of queensland, quite intense. right. and that's now shifted out over the open water. but something interesting is going on here. it is colliding with remnants of a tropical cycle. and so the 2 are

i spoke to the president of the un un general assembly.war of words erupted this week between the secretary general and israel. was the secretary general right in what he said? the secretary general has sought to explain his intention when he made this statement in the council. he stands by what he said. and has sought to explain it. er, that is as far as i would like to go on this matter. do you agree with what he said? er, i think that... i think that perhaps... there has been a lot of focus on that issue. where i would like the focus to be is where it really matters. and that is on the people in gaza. the conditions under which, the difficult conditions under which they are having to exist. with the inadequate humanitarian and medical supplies. and food and water. the lack of electricity. the potential, therefore, for public health issues to become really concerning in gaza. and the need to save civilian lives. for me, those are the key and pre—eminent issues that should be occupying us at this time. on that point, mr president, the wor

of course, we are supported most of all by the russians, because we have a parliamentary assembly, iftalking now about parliamentary activities, you and i all live and function in the union state of belarus and russia, and of course, i, as a member of the specialized labor commission , social policy and healthcare, we discuss these issues a lot. we unify legislation, we unify legislation specifically in the field of family policy, family capital allowance in russia, it is called maternity capital, we have complete understanding with our colleagues from the russian federation. in addition, we have created more than 70 friendship groups in our parliament, where we communicate with our colleagues, deputies from different countries, and where we promote. it is precisely the ideas and those of our principles of belarusian legislation on the international arena. thank you very much. the chairperson answered the program's questions. standing committee of the house of representatives of the national assembly of belarus lyudmila makarina kibak. results and analysis of the main events of this w

unfortunately, un general assembly decisions are nonbinding, so even if the general assembly says there abide by it and israel is already saying we are not going to abide by it, in fact, earlier, one of the spokes people from the israeli authorities was say that they completely reject this resolution. that they completely re'ect this resolutiomfi that they completely re'ect this resolution. ~ ., ., ~ ., resolution. what do you think that does than to _ resolution. what do you think that does than to the _ resolution. what do you think that does than to the credibility - resolution. what do you think that does than to the credibility of - resolution. what do you think that does than to the credibility of the | does than to the credibility of the un or the power of the international community? tit un or the power of the international community?— community? in terms of the un, unfortunately. — community? in terms of the un, unfortunately, the _ community? in terms of the un, unfortunately, the only - community? in terms of the un, unfortunately, the only entity . community? in terms of the

palestine uh at the assembly was uh president raisi of iran. well, he was the only one to uh to significantly discuss the question of palestine. the colombian president did mention palestine in quite a good way, contrast the way in which the international community dealt with question of ukraine with the question of palestine, but he was the only one who who dealt with it in any significant way, and uh, that's an indication, isn't it? we've seen this before, that iran is the is the state which is most supportive of the palestinian. both in terms of rhetoric at the united nations and in terms of practically on the ground by the supply of expertise and indeed of weaponry to the islamic resistance and indeed all the factions in palestine. well, peter, i mean, what did you make of gilad urdon's protest at the un during ray c's speech? well the israel's make a career out of victimhood and this going back many many. uh years, having milked the whole course for all it's worth, although they continue to try to extract some more mileage from that, they'

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results, then assembled again and tested again.this stage, this will be done with each engine, as production progresses, increasing the number of engine production, we plan to have this... switch to one-time assembly, our corporation’s plans are quite ambitious and the tasks that lie ahead of us quite serious ones have been delivered, this is the output for 160 engine kits, increasing production volumes is not so easy, firstly, the plant also produces other engines. next door, another engine is being assembled in the workshop - ps-90. for example, it is for such aircraft as tu-214 or il-96300. to give you an idea , the president of russia flies on this one. secondly, expansion requires more machines, and of course, specialists. personnel are trained, one might say, from school. we train specialists, with the participation of universities and various other educational establishments together. we have now begun to create production and training centers. we created such a center in ufa, then we plan to create in samara, yaroslavl , ka

of the general assembly, he wasj of the general assembly, he was a brave man and in morning and he defended require two thirds majority in the general assembly prevailed and sent the appropriate message not only to the palestinian people that there is justice and fairness in international humanitarian law appointed by the general assembly but also, it sends a message to everyone that enough is enoughin a message to everyone that enough is enough in this world has to stop the carnage against our people has to stop and humanitarian assistance should begin to enter gaza strip with at least 100 truckloads of humanitarian assistance and to stop the crime against humanity of forced transformer. —— transfer. this the crime against humanity of forced transformer. -- transfer.— transformer. -- transfer. this day will no transformer. -- transfer. this day will go down _ transformer. -- transfer. this day will go down in — transformer. -- transfer. this day will go down in infamy. _ transformer. -- transfer. this day will go down in infamy. we - transformer. -- transfer. this day will go down in infam