ah, i heard her to day sir bruce conference with my barbara barbara woodward. and they heard questions. she was asked and i should answer that she gave. and i didn't hear some of the answers that she was not able to answer. thank you. so so i, i would like her to tell you before, before we have a meeting tomorrow on a few things which are very important to get her to get through to you get through to you through the, through the press through the media. they bought what is happening and what has happened in recent days and i'll keep on april 4th. the key for is him with a negative support from the western sponsor start up. rewards in west must media fake news about alleged it draws it draws it is. so the russian military forces in the town of boucher in ukraine, which is a which is a sober of a suburb of cave from the very beginning. it has been clear that this is nothing else, but yet another stage pro occasion aimed at discrediting and dehumanizing of the russian military and leveling, political pression, or pressure on russia. i assure you, i know, i'm sure

k. ambassador barbara woodward, she holds the the u. k. of course, hold the rotating council presidency. so she adjourned at that meeting, and just before her, we heard from the representative to the united nations, calling for an end and an immediate cease fire in ukraine. and before he spoke, we did hear from the a russian ambassador to the un. and then a rebuttal from the ukrainian ambassador to the you and as well. so just in the past few hours, ukraine's president also addressed the security council for the 1st time, followed him as zalinski along with the u. s. and european governments who all accuse russia af atrocities, and the russian ambassador said to the allegations leveled against his country, have no merit here are the highlights of some of what's been said over the past few hours. and i did with big la marie, we need decisions from the security council for peace in ukraine. if you don't know how to implement this, you can do 2 things. either remove russia from the council, so cannot block decisions about its own war. the oth

k. ambassador barbara woodward who holds the presidency shut, said that there was nothing to be gained by having the meeting on monday that there would be more time to discuss on tuesday, they'll have experts briefing and so on. but we just heard that the russian ambassador was very upset by that, but he had his chance to a claim that this is all just a fake news in a press conference here at the un earlier today. he said that he will present even more evidence that this is fake news in a he, when, when the council meets on tuesday. and kristen obviously a lot of condemnation, a over russia over what a lot of people believe to be atrocities in boucher and the u. s is also called for russia. the be suspended from the human rights council. is that getting any traction? we heard the united kingdom, certainly supportive of those efforts. it would take 2 thirds of countries in the general assembly to vote to suspend russia from the human rights council. it's one of 43 members. 47 countries who are on the council right now. a given passed resolutions in the general assembly passed by a 140 v

arejust seeing some of the housekeeping that is taking place there at the united nations, dame barbara woodwarded satellite pictures undermine russian that its forces tortured and killed civilians. we heard from the ambassador to the un, who was putting on a complaint that the request for a meeting on monday was rejected — that was the russian envoy. let's go back to the united nations, where antonio guterres, the secretary—general, is speaking. the war in ukraine is one of the— the war in ukraine is one of the greatest challenges ever to the greatest challenges ever to the international order and the global— the international order and the global peace architecture founded in the united nations charter~ — founded in the united nations charter. because of its nature, intensity— charter. because of its nature, intensity and consequences. we are dealing with the full—fledged invasion on several fronts of one member state — several fronts of one member state of — several fronts of one member state of the united nations, ukraine _ state of the united nations, ukraine, by another, the russian _ ukra