choose united nations addressed to the president of the security council. s slash 2014 slash 1. 36. the agenda is adopted. i should like to start by taking the opportunity to pay tribute on behalf of this counsel to her excellency lawn, an essay by the permanent representative of the united arab emirates at for your service as the president of the council. for the month of march. i am sure i speak for all of us in expressing our deep appreciation to and bust, and sabre and her team for the skilful conduct of the counsels business last month. thank you very much indeed to your team. in accordance with rule, 37 of the counsels provisional rules of procedure, i invite the representative of ukraine to participate in this meeting. it is so decided on behalf of the counsel, i welcome the participation of his excellency, mister velasmio zalinski, the president of ukraine. and just add that as usual precedent. the permanent representative of ukraine will also join the meeting, or in case of any technical issues. in accordance with rule 39 of the counsels provisional rules of procedure. i in

a thousand, so in these positions, the soldiers were rewarded with invincible words. cannot choose such units that know that behind the capital of our country there is no escape, they clearly provided maximum damage with heroism, for which i am very glad that i got into such a unit and the village will not recover soon here until now there is no gas, light from small achievements, except for mobile communication, so here they are waiting for any help oksana mykhailova roman shcherbakov ictv facts the only news in the shortest possible time communities and local authorities must prepare a plan for post-war reconstruction, such a task was given to local self-government by president volodymyr zelensky at the first session of the congress local and regional authorities during the full-scale war in the format of a video conference, government officials and heads of regions discussed the post-war reconstruction plan of ukraine 14 infrastructure clusters will be formed that need restoration or modernization. these are not only bridges, roads or other social facilities, but also destroyed houses. at

reporter: in the gritty parisian suburb of saint-denis, voters we spoke to were divided on who to choose, but united in their disappointment with macron and their mistrust of le pen, whose anti-muslim, anti-immigration policies worry them. farida says she'll vote for macron. ( speaking french ) she says le pen is racist and wants to make wearing a muslim head scarf in public illegal. ( speaking french ) mehdi says young french people don't understand how extreme le pen's politics really are. he's tempted to vote for her, just so they see her in action. almost 30% of voters say they're still not sure if they'll even cast a ballot. if enough of them stay home, the race could be far tighter than final polls suggest. elaine cobbe, cbs news, paris. >> diaz: straight ahead on the "cbs weekend news," the latest threats to our once-near-extinct national symbol. and later, the category is estate sale. the question: why are these people standing in line? need a hint? think "jeopardy!" y!" like to hik. we eat healthy. we exercise. i noticed i wasn't as sharp as i used to be. my wife introduced me to prevagen a

country and the more the united states puts pressure on these countries, the more the united states forces them to chooseher the united states or china and russia, the weaker it becomes american influence on these countries, the more the united states uses the dollar, and as a tool yes, they screw up the global financial system, the faster countries will abandon the dollar and no more than today, the international monetary fund admitted that we are on the threshold, in fact already at the beginning of the fragmentation of the fragmentation of the world financial economic system. it is precisely as a result of these actions of the united states, that is, it turns out that even tactically they cannot bring down russia, yes, and this is precisely the goal pursued. yes, wear down russia bring down russia uh isolate russia and strategically the united states loses. e your e, leadership your e, world positions. this is understood by many experts, including the american expert, but for me personally it is surprising that the biden administration. it would seem that that includes such very smart, but experienced

were fighting the ukrainians in a very urban environment outside the capital of teeeleven so choose artillery unitseady in the new package there will be 72 new auxiliary units in the eastern part of the country and they need more of that artillery and also fighter jets to allow them to push back against the russians may have used things like drones or other heavy weapons to allow them to target ukrainian forces and many areas across the t20. more request for heavy weapons and artillery in drones and of course the antitank missile missiles will be critical as the soldiers try to stop the russian advance teeseven be safe. thank you for joining us. and now his retired u.s. army lieutenant general and fox news contributor general what specific weaponry what does ukraine need at this stage of the war? >> we are in the third phase of the war the third was the attack time and how well they fought pushing back the russian units and using that warfare when they tried to decapitate phase number two is what happened near odessa using the anti- ship missiles those carry the warhead of 350 pounds that is import

significantly reduce the probability of friendly fire and allows commanders to more quickly choose the nearest unitated to a certain enemy whose scouts discovered, the second point is to quickly apply information about the enemy, do not transmit operations by word of mouth, and quickly apply information on the map, which allows you to reduce the time from the moment of detection of the enemy to the moment of giving the order to destroy it , neural network algorithms are used, which help detect faster recognize different images recognize the situation on maps e-e help develop ways to solve certain issues the end of friendship or a monument fall in ukraine continues to get rid of monuments to russian figures in cherkasy, they burned down the sign of friendship between russia and ukraine in bohdan khmelnytskyi park, meanwhile, in chernihiv, they removed a monument to the russian poet alexander pushkin , the bust was handed over to the historical museum, and a monument to the soviet writer maxim was dismantled in the vinnytsia central park bitterly, it turned out that it was empty inside, so that it di

miss stubborn reluctance to choose between the united states and put in strengthening russia. irritated washington u. s. policy towards ukraine became aggressive. all internal political scandals were used to apply pressure on coach my case in point. the murder of the journalist godsa, in which cushman was accused to have had involvement. but why was it a sudden it stuck in his movement, a korean with cushman? ah, why people were not happy. i personally bath, correct me if i'm wrong. i personally doubt to that it was because of the gun gazda case. it sounds just since the kids in the mccarthy, she'll feel a push a little though other love it was on my done m o to go up to a would need. would ye the it's a blown out the eucalyptus of slow and the ease with storm g. c's mode. so just to look him, look on what the o. v here. see it all the switches, a navarro law, do little scope with the campaign. ukraine without coachman was the 1st of a series of spontaneous uprisings on the part of the ukrainian populace. and for being spontaneous uprisings, they were very well organized. indeed, i can

mm. cushman stubborn reluctance to choose between the united states and pruitt and strengthening russia. irritated washington u. s. policy towards ukraine became aggressive. all internal political scandals were used to apply pressure on twitch my case in point. the murder of the journalist godsa, in which cushman was accused to have had involvement. but why, once of a sudden, it stuck in his movement, a korean, with cushman, why people were not happy. i personally bath, correct me if i'm wrong. i personally doubt to that. so it was nickels of the going gatzo case. it sounds just since kids in the mccarthy and philip actually hope the what the hell leverage was on my dunham. oh thought this it would need would need the it's a blown it ought to ukulele double us of slow in the is with. so maggie, this is not just hello tim. look on what the o v t. c at all the food kit. no. pro law. do, little sca put this in the campaign ukraine without coachman was the 1st of a series of spontaneous uprisings on the part of the ukrainian populace. and for being spontaneous uprisings, they were very well

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significantly reduce the probability of friendly fire and allows commanders to more quickly choose the nearest unitt is close to a certain enemy whose scouts were discovered. allows to reduce the time from the moment of detection of the enemy to the moment of giving the order to destroy it uses the algorithms of the e-e neuro-network that help to quickly detect and recognize various images to recognize the situation on e-e maps help to develop ways to solve certain issues in poland, free travel on trains for ukrainians has been extended for one more month, the right will be valid until may 31. this was reported on the pkp intercity website, the general rules have not changed. women, children under 18, people with disabilities and all people over 60 will be able to use polish railway trains. the right is granted exclusively to those who crossed the border of poland starting from february 24, 2022 of the full-scale invasion of russia into ukraine , three hospitals in kremenchuk received a humanitarian shipment of medicines from the forexo company, the list includes antibiotics of a wide range, person

, one of the main front lines, was a key topic of discussion during talks in moscow and choosing between the united nations chief on russia's president on foreign minister. antonio good terry is said, the agreement had been reached to use un resources to help civilians lead the as of south steel factory where some people are believed to be sheltering. the industrial zone remains a hold on for far right. nationalists fighters who have refused to lay down their arms a martyr. you are resident that we spoke to claims locals were being used as human shields since they were hiding in a 70 fat house in the basement on the 1st floor. who is hiding there? not teeth nazis, whereas off i do not know which one of them it was sure did. they have chevrons, some kind of symbols. well, only craning military, have these ribbons and everything else. i do not know the answer for the national guard or someone else did. they offer you the chance to evacuated where you used as a human shield for them. well, of course they were high. do you know, house entrance had artillery there. can know the story that bring you to d

now let's deal with these two countries, just, and the united states chooses two absolutely predictableen consciously preparing for a taxi for a long time. if you pay attention let's say. pg nick has been saying for several years that it will not renew the contract with russian gas either. she doesn't need. she is preparing for this this winter. uh, you probably saw the news all the time that the yamal gas pipeline of europe was used in reverse mode, which means that poland was buying gas from germany, russian gas was pumping into storage, preparing for the end of the contract their contract ends on october 1, but they decided to take advantage of the situation and not wait for this contract, and from a political point of view, it is understandable. why? because they are now making a scandal that russia has stopped deliveries and violated contracts, that is, we see that and look at the assessments that are now being given in brussels. yeah, the russians have violated contracts. what a disgrace, although, uh, we remember that quite recently the european commission officially published re

united states. why did you choose to remain in poplar bluff, missouri? >> thank you, chair nadler, for the question. as i mentioned, i have come to poplar bluff about ten years ago. and as time went on, i had my children, and my wife is a physician too, she works about 30 miles from here, a place called pikeston. i built the dialysis unit, seeing that there are patients who need more room, there is growing population, there is aging population. i started, you know, working more. and although i had restrictions to do what i could, being on a visa, i couldn't get a loan from a bank. i built a dialysis unit, now it has 18 staff members. this dialysis unit has grown. now i'm the director. and i consider this as my home now. i have been in india for about 25 years and i have been in the united states for almost 20 years. this i consider as my home. and this place called poplar bluff is where i have my roots. my patients know my children. it's difficult for me to just pack my bags and go, detach from my patients who look up to me as family. i cannot just leave

given the situation we discussed, would you maybe choose a bigger airline like united, american or delta if you had to fly right now versus the smaller ones for the flexibility and perhaps the lower chances that something like this weekend would happen again? >> it depends. very few airlines are islands into themselves. i would look at which area i am traveling from and what is my destination and which airline has the most flights to that destination, which is not always the largest airline at the airport. for example, if you're going somewhere where smaller airline actually has more flights, you are better off booking that smaller airline because of something goes wrong, they may have a better ability to protect you on another flight. another thing to look at, does your airline have a partnership? alaska airlines and jetblue both partner with american. if something goes wrong with them, maybe they can rebook you on american. united has relations with delta, american and other airlines. delta airlines also has relationships with other airlines. you are better off on some of those airline

, one of the main front lines was a key topic of discussion during talks in moscow and choose the between the united nations chief on russia's president and foreign minister, antonio good terry said, an agreement had been reached to use un resources to help civilians leave the office. they'll still factory where some are believe. tradition of trade. industrial zone remains a whole lot for the far right nationalist fighters who have refused to surrender one martyr, uber resident claims locals were being used as you mentioned. so basically we're hiding in a 73rd house in the basement on the 1st floor. who's hiding there? not teeth nazis, whereas off i do not know which one of them it was did they have chevrons, some kind of symbols. well only craning military, have these ribbons and everything else. i do not know the answer for the national guard or someone else did. they offer you the chance to evacuate, where you used as a human shield for them. well, of course they were hygiene, house entrance hit out the reader. a russian pilot imprisoned in the u. s. has been released in exchange between moscow o

when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look so common ground. oh, in units of counter the russian state, total narrative, i've side as i phone and the nurse landscape div asking him the knocking. i'll slap some medical benefits he battled with me. okay, so mine is 25 will be the one you're calling about with we will van in the european union, the kremlin. yup. machines. the state aunt, rush up to date and support r t spoke neck. even our video agency roughly all brand on youtube, with what she bigoted in request with ah, like most of the grays and villages, the settlement of alexandra field was under the terms of the courts supposed to have been quiet, separated from each of the warring sides by several kilometers. instead, the wall literally came to the settlement streets, along with ukrainian phil, just who in contravention of those same agreements, continued their offensive. jones with coastal grass could with a civil use month by month, the ukrainian army was closing in on alexander until they occupied the outskirts of the settlement. or the media kit pr

indian military analyst who says the country is unwilling to reach compromises and choosing its partners that was from united states as well. in the last few years, we able to sell their defense products to india, indian national interests, our foremost to us and no compromises. based on that in how we choose partners, always use our ally and says, look at the russian federation and before landing for the union, the guy and, and the quality also from the hardware we are taken from ratio or what or what decades. it will not be out of the way to say that it is much more dependable in terms of availability, the price point, and also the technology, even a squared which is used in that bank with which we were writing on the days in the southern space would also be using that as to how to go. so that is the uniformity of how the spirit part and maintenance is done. and it's a very important factor, because when you see the americans on the other side, b u, which was fun, we just manufacturing the, even the similar kind of a bunch, a helical manufacturing, some kind of a gun system or artillery guns. their technol

when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground. ah, unit 731. did everything from exploding bombs laced with anthrax next to prisoners who were tied to steaks in a field. we have evidence that they gave disease infected chocolates to children. i plead guilty to having exercised to direct guidance of preparations for conducting biological warfare. chiefly against the soviet union.

kora, if you could use all over again, knowing what you know now, would you still choose the united states or would you go somewhere else that is more welcoming and allowing of immigrant doctors? >> that is a difficult question to answer. because -- at the age of 25 or 24, when you look at the united states, the dream place, it's the land of opportunity, it's the place where i can thrive because i am talented. i closely relate myself to the it professionals who have come here. i'm sure the united states is proud of that. likewise, i am in the medical field. they could get their green cards early. but i could not get my green card until about two years. so, looking back at everything, if i had to push the ball, and if i could go back today, knowing that i would be talking to you all, i probably would not have gone to the united states. i probably would have gone to canada to prove my worth, i may have been in a better spot, probably. and i've put my time and effort into this place for so long. i cannot detach myself. i am going to go strong at this point. >> we are so grateful to you and ma

we choose to look for common ground. ah, unit 731. did everything from exploding bombs laced with anthrax next to prisoners who were tied to steaks in a feel. we have evidence that they gave disease infected chocolates to children. i plead guilty to having exercised to direct guidance of preparations for conducting biological warfare, chiefly against the soviet union. biological bombs were to be dropped on vladivostok, but a shill of about of jetta and blood go visions. tribunal transcript generally amount auto commander in chief japanese quantum army. ceramic bombs containing typhoid cholera and anthrax, but also cheryl, issy's brain child. you know, the metal russia? no, nothing to do with it. more mug it. you can do that up out of serial. not donia. so i wish i could build a pitch book that aah! bombs packed with deadly bacteria. were meant to be dropped on soviet cities. o june 24th 1945 victorious soldiers marched across red square. with many of those present with martial vassilyevski, as their leader would be re deployed to the

line of the alliance on those ortiz maria. financial reports are, instead choosing to prioritize their national interests, united and determined. this is how joe biden describes nater in its readiness to confront russia, our unity, who are unity, with our allies and partner in our unity with your kind people send an unmistakable message to put him. he will never succeed in dominating and occupying all of your crime. he will not that will not happen was sweden and finland intended to join the lions, nay to might seem to be getting as monolithic and strong as ever and ready for war, which the u. s. that alliance is actively pushing for, according to fellow nate member turkey. but following the nato foreign ministers meeting, we got the impression that there are those within the nato member states that want the war to continue and let russia get weaker. they don't care much about the situation in ukraine, and shortly after germany announced 8 will no longer send arms to ukraine either. while hungary is in no hurry to take sides and his calling for peace talks. we still believe in the diplomatic solution. that is wh

legislative changes, and the united russia party not only promised support for government decisions, but lived their own import substitution project, which they called chooseoal is to unite the efforts of entrepreneurs of authorities of different levels and even public organizations to solve one problem. we must with you friends create e unique, if you want such protectionist legislation. uh, in order to promote our products, our products not only in russia but also far, far beyond the borders of the russian federation, we started creating an online service import substitution exchange, where russian manufacturers and buyers will be able to offer and find analogues of sanctioned goods mikhail lakinchenko vlada basova alena germanova olga gerasimenko channel one. in conditions russia's western pressure is increasingly reoriented to the east. and in this situation, it is very important to establish transport links today in transbaikalia, on the section of the trans-siberian railway, a new railway bridge was opened, it was built in record time in just 7 months and without stopping the train. now, that from east to west, that from west to east, they will go mu

when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look so common ground. and united states has always had a variety of tools in use and tax on other countries. we have a responsibility for the whole world and we need to make rules for the rest. because without out there will be k, a. d, [000:00:00;00] a with hillary structure of the plot parties, moran. gov. you have reports from the heart of the procedure city of mario pl. outside the as of field factory in which russia and it's allied forces are trying to pin down the remaining alleged ukrainian nationalist troops. gets access to audio recordings of alleged conversations of ukrainian security forces and foreign journalists near kia that appear to contradict the mainstream media claims about russian troops killing civilian russia.

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choosing gets allies. there's no wish from united states as well in the last few years. are we able to sell their defense products to india? indian national interests are for most to us and they know compromises based on that and how we choose partners. always use our ally and says, we look at the russian federation and before that. so with the union big guy and, and the quality of the hardware we have taken from ratio or word or decades, it will not be out of the way to say that it is much more dependable in terms of availability, the price points and also the technology you want to spare, which is used in that bank with which, which, which we were writing on the days in the deserts. southern space would also be using that i should have got them. so that is the uniformity of how the spare part and maintenance is done. and so very important factor, because when you see the american on the other side b, which were fun, we just manufacturing even the similar kind of a bunch, a helical manufacturing, some kind of a dentist or artillery glance. their technology is divergent

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choose to live in. and that's where united nations environment program is based. and you know, it's very easy to get to nature when you live in kenya and nature in kenya. you can, you can actually, i mean, i have monkeys, i come into my garden and you know, amazing bird life and so on. and i go for walks as well as taking trips out of nairobi. so yes, i absolutely get anchored when i am in nature. it's very healthy for us, i think for indiana. and david, as it were, you know, where this is heading because given your connection with nature, the natural world and given the responsibility that you have a, you and environment program, the environmental degradation that we're all sing all around us, all the time. must way very heavily on it does because some, well we at unit we speak about the sort of triple planetary crisis, the climate crisis. and most people have understood now that we are living it. but also the nature by diversity. last crisis we're using about were sent to use lose about a 1000000 of their 7800000 species and we have and the pollution and waste c

russia, we are seeing serious sanctions against russia, no, most of the world is united against russia, india must choose side. now. i'll tell you something professor kachan. i hope you allow me to decent response and then the ambassador full of vermel. answer you first i want to do it. i, first of all, with all due respect, professor charleston. you have no moral grounds to say america has no right to pretend to be the guardians of democracy and human rights. you are the worst perpetrator of atrocities. you and barack obama intervened in 2011, the beginning civil war in libya, with the help of nato and partners of the arab league, extended the war for a decade and initiated an armed conflict in at least six countries iraq syria yemen somalia niger carried out strikes by multi-role fighter bombers. you have killed thousands of people. by air raids you maintain the prison, by renting it for 1,000 years at guantanamo you dropped atomic bombs. after killing 199,000 people in hiroshima and nagasaki you are dealing with india we are a big country. we are not your satellite so don't get us what we should be do

they affect actually essentially force foreign countries to choose between doing business with the unitedtes and its allies or the target of sanctions but not both. those helped to drive iran to the negotiating table to form the iran deal. secondary sanctions would focus on trying to ban other countries from purchasing russian energy products among other things, but secondary sanctions here are only as effective as the eu is on board because the last thing the u.s. and other allies want is to penalize the west for really trying to fall out of line with what has been pretty multilateral global approach. jonathan: every single bank has an army of lawyers and legal experts telling them what they should and should not do right now. do you think it is inevitable that further down the road, but he has made his -- made a mistake and that will come with a monster fine? daniel: i don't. most of the larger fines we have seen have been tied to egregious issues, banks that were intentionally violating the law. given the pace of change that we have seen over the last six or seven weeks, it is easy for

ukraine's capital key during a visit there by the 2nd general of the united nations, the cranes president vladimir lensky. a choose the kremlin up trying to humiliate the jo end. and one of his advisors called it a postcard from moscow. it's antonio detailed his 1st visit to the country, since russia's military operation began in february. i'll just was hold abdul. hamid reports from keith. the secretary general arrived in the capital strong of an agreement in principle to bro crisis. his meeting with president vladimir zalinski, that when longer and schedule focused on this issue. but the secretary general didn't want to give any specifics on any progress. at the present moment. i can only tell you, we are doing everything we can to make priority is the people that suffer and the people that must be rescued of the russian decided these heavy ahead of his meeting, the secretary general had visited the devastated towns north of the capital bordered yankee it being in boucher where do you and said there was growing evidence of a ledge war crimes proved that without security guarantees. nothing can be negotiated with

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paroled into the united states and the reason they're choosing this is because ukrainians, it's easiermuch harder to get a visa to united states and the limited pathways to come here, despite the commitment from the administration to accept up to 100,000 ukrainian refugees. in the interim, with limited pathways that take a long time, they opt to go to the u.s./mexico border to regain entry into the u.s. >> particularly when title 42 goes away, it becomes, if it's successful, a bigger path to entry to the u.s. for ukrainians? >> they're already exempt from it. again, most of them are exempt, so it shouldn't make a big difference when the restrictions lift for everyone, but as always, it can strain resources. >> understood. we'll be watching closely. priscilla alvarez, thank you so much. >>> the head of jp morgan chase warns on the economic impact of the war in ukraine. how it would likely get worse in coming weeks and months. we'll have that coming up. (computer keys clicking) (mouse clicks) - shriners hospitals for children is awesome! my favorite peop in shriners are the doctors and t

other words you are only looking at the significant public benefit of releasing into united states but not in choosing that option versus the other? >> i think with respect to how this is working on the ground the individual immigration officers would be responsible for make in these decisions on the detention capacity at that moment takes with respect to the broader question about using contiguous territory versus releasing into the interior that's a policy judgment for the secretary. it's not as though returned to mexico is causeless. it involves an enormous investment in bilateral negotiations i think the secretary is well justified in thinking the tremendous cost he identified with the program in light of his determination that it's detracted from other strategies can and would be more effective in stemming the tide and he was well justified in making a policy determination. >> for the individual determination you would say it's not dhs practice responsibility with respect to any individual noncitizen to decide the significant public benefit of growing them as united states versus sending that tak

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