; there are 14 sanction regimes on the agenda of the council of security the security council is responsible for 12 peacekeeping operations that continue to this day in the world, that is, in essence, the council of security works and the russian federation very effectively uses its right of veto in order to prove that out of 49 issues, in 48 issues there is an opportunity to make decisions, there is an opportunity to direct operations with maintaining peace is an opportunity to effectively control the sanctions regime in one way or another. therefore, it would not be true to say that the council is ineffective and bankrupt when it comes to stopping the war it is waging a country that is considered by the world to be a permanent member of the security council, but let's go back to yalta in february of 1945 for a second and let's be honest or honestly remind everyone of the negotiations in yalta in 1945, where the third issue was the creation of the united nations , which was far from the same how to create a democratic organization, the essence of the issues that were consider

security council.orter: for the next month, russia will chair the u.n. security council. the council's presidency rotates every month, and that gives the holder some influence in shaping its agenda. but some members are objecting to russia chairing a body dedicated to peace and security as it wages war in ukraine e. >> yesterday the russian army killed another ukrainian child, a five-month-old boy. the parents are wounded. one of the hundreds of artillery attacks that the terrorist state carries out today. and at the same time russia , presides over the u.n. security council. it is difficult to imagine anything that proves the complete bankruptcy of such institutions. reporter: the ukrainians are pushing for russia to be removed from the council. but even kiev's allies admit that's effectively impossible. >> unfortunately russia is a , permanent member of the security council, and no feasible international legal pathway exists to change that reality. that is what we are living with currently. as impalp

the security council that is the aggressor nation. it's steven, there are those you who question whether even russia holds illegitimate seats should hold us legitimacy on the un security council. given that when it was established was the soviet union and not russia ever had that seat. well, it, i mean, russia is recognized as the legal inheritor of the soviet union's seat. so i don't think that's really in, in question, frankly. and also it is where saying, i mean, the united states recognize as russia has a great power, that's not the issue. and the united states recognizes russia was position on the security council. the question is rather a different one, which is the paralysis that rasmus just described of the un security council, which has veto power over everything including anything to do with it. i mean, normally in the judicial system, a party that's involved would require use itself from a decision, but instead, any needs, any member of the sturdy council can block anything that it, that it actually likes. and frankly, if ru

impossible to get rid of simplicity and absurdity in the news about russia's vote in the un security council president volodymyr sees according to zelensky, the institution responsible for security in the world cannot be headed by russia because it is an aggressor who kills peaceful ukrainians every day. i'm sorry that the terrorist state and any other state that wants to be terrorists cannot destroy the peace . terrorists must lose. they must be responsible for terror and not preside . members of the un security council must boycott. during april, any meetings under the auspices of the russian federation, the adviser to the head of the president's office, mykhailo podolyak, said that, according to him, russia violates the organization's charter , and for that, at the very least, it should be deprived of its presence in the un. it's not just a joke, i don't understand why it's called a joke. well, that's it. certain legal actions. well, there is a country. look, this is not a joke. this is a breakdown of the global system as such. now there is a state that, in the capacity of the head of the

, but we know that the security council has 15 members, five permanent members and 10 members he un security council are elected for a period of two years, and therefore they are re-elected, so in order to receive such a recommendation from the security council, we need the consent of russia . but russia will never agree to this because it has the right of veto, that is in fact, there is no way out, that is, such a certain impasse is true, but 49 countries condemned russia for organizing a meeting of the un security council dedicated to providing legal grounds for the abduction of ukrainian children from temporarily occupied territories that we it is still necessary to exclude russia from all such possible world platforms, because in my opinion, russia has crossed all possible red lines. yes, i agree with you, and the presentation that was shown before our interview is actually so clear and puts everything in its place, but since we cannot exclude russia, we must fight it back on these platforms, because ukraine is a country where the rule of law is present, we must use all the

this year he chairs the un security council . how is this possible? ourse, i want to say that there is no exclusion mechanism. russia 's betrayal of security does not have such means to exclude russia from the organization of the united nations, because we as an organization will need permission from the security council and how can you imagine that in fact almost it is impossible because russia has the right of veto and we understand that russia will preside over the un security council for a month, we must be ready and i think that not only ukrainian representatives have already prepared for this period of russia's presidency, but we all must realize that i can gipson can to provide some guidelines or manipulations regarding certain issues in order to present their points of view , and also to cause or bring to the agenda those issues that actually play into the hands of russia and can in a certain way justify russia's criminal actions and which it has been conducting for the last year yes, and again i want to ask you about why the united nations is

and in the security council. ave tried to block russia from taking over the presidency of the security council but the us, again, said there was no means to block moscow from the post. earlier, we spoke to larry korb, a senior fellow at center for american progress and former united states assistant secretary of defense. let's take a listen to his thoughts on why russia cannot be stopped from assuming presidency of the un security council. the united states, president biden�*s secretary, said we don't like it but we hope that russia will responsibly during the next month but as you mentioned, they were running the security council when the russians you know invaded ukraine illegally. find russians you know invaded ukraine illegally.— russians you know invaded ukraine illegally. and is there a bi aer ukraine illegally. and is there a bigger question _ ukraine illegally. and is there a bigger question here - ukraine illegally. and is there a bigger question here about| a bigger question here about the kind of relevan

the security council is a very important body, but there are other bodies. he general assembly, there is secretary general. there is a whole family of agencies. and the fact that the security council is immobilized on the ukrainian file does not mean that other bodies of the united nations are not operational. thank you very much for talking to us this evening, ambassador. thank you. that's all from us tonight. i will be back tomorrow, see you then. breaking news from around the world, 24 breaking news from around the world, 2a hours a day. this is bbc news. an important point in our relations is the reconstruction of ukraine. it will bring closer our businesses and our nations. it is important for us that poland will be one of the main partners in the reconstruction of ukraine. still to come a bit later in the programme: one of the world's biggest criminal marketplaces used by online fraudsters to buy passwords has been shut down after a global police investigation. more on that a little later, but first... around the world and across the uk. this is bbc new

grossly violates the un charter and invades the territory of its neighbor, has no place in the un security council, unfortunately russia is a permanent member of the security council and there is no possible international legal way to change this reality. is given to the members of the council every month in alphabetical order of the lavrov company of the united states of america, they would not have flown to new york, but now, unfortunately, they will not be able to, but from this, what karin jeanpierre said , what is sad about vasyl is that they will be. everyone understands that it is not possible to have russia in the council to have security, but i can't do anything about it, only reform when this reform will be unknown . well, let's listen to one more direct speech from the minister of foreign affairs of lithuania, gabriel salansbergi , who laughed a little. assuming the position of the head of the un security council, we are looking forward to energetic discussions regarding ukraine's proposal about the destination of your warships. well, we all know very well where the destination of russi

so we did and that simply testifies that we, we do not have used to work with the security council. whoever says that it is in the least biased or you said that many of them, many of our colleagues in the security council will be working against russia. i do not think that will be the case for today's a. p r. breakfast now demonstrated that they already are, they all ready to go along. and besides, the security council is not consistent is not composed all the piece 3 and a few other countries that might have might have been such thoughts, which they never betrayed. at least today, and i'm sure they will, the will during our presence, let's see at the final press conference and after the presence where you are a little thank you bet. think of it. are i ambassador? and have been zachary nelson from them. and i have 2 questions, i totally understand your point as the rule of the un amongst the presidency. but as you attach to the credibility of the un and the values, can you understand normal citizens feel offended, that a country can share the security council when its leader is under arrest

presiding officer will receive it if the delegation wants to participate in the meeting of the security council , the security council will begin, it will send a letter and this letter will be announced for all members of the council to see security and this is put to a vote, so to speak, that is, according to the rule 37 procedure, such and such a delegation wants to participate, does anyone object or not, that is, because it is decided by the chairman, everyone decides if someone goes to vote for me and the procedure, therefore, no one can notify him, that is, is it just the majority, that is, i honestly did not see, even if in principle , what they can do, how they can harm us, both in that and in his role as the chairman of the security council, president volodymyr zelenskyi er said what russia's presidency of the united nations proves the bankruptcy of this and other similar institutions. well, first of all, do you agree with this assessment? why, because we should not look at the month of april, but we should look at russia as the head of the security council, because it is a member of th

and this case loses from the security council is it presented by the peace and security council of the african union and e gun which also have their own. we've come on of experience and conflict resolution aligned with the charter to which defines that all of reach in an organization's industry, gods. my city that the african union has adopted the principle of african solutions . the african problem. last yes we're down should be given the opportunity to it in your home model site and collaboration with any channel and godly bhakti mom. so that should not be pushed into dealing with the emerging national security threat alone and will face a boycott that and some of the parties seek to impose there. so down favors and interactive and positive engagement with the un which intern enhances its ability to adapt and go with the most difficult circumstances. and the current events wouldn't have happened with her had the international community shouldered its commitments and provided the financial support for finalize. the did the, our process usually we audited them. if you go in dot 4 is cu

there's been some angry reaction after russia assumed the rotating presidency of the un security councilhe top security body of the united nations. dmytro kuleba, the ukrainian foreign minister, said, "this was a slap in the face to the international community" and the president's chief of staff said, "this was another blow to the rules—based system of international relations" and since the beginning of the war, the ukrainians have criticised the fact that russia has continued to be a permanent member of the security council with veto power, and russia has been using this power to block resolutions related to the conflict. but the united states, which has been a key ally of the ukrainians in this war, has said there is no legal pathway to expel a permanent member of the security council. and in the last few days, the ukrainians have tried to block russia from taking over the presidency of the security council but the us, again, said there was no means to block moscow from the post. earlier we spoke to larry korb, a senior fellow at the center for american progress and former united state

council. the un security council _ today in the council. the un security council is _ today in the council. one we are seeing now. it is a failure of the body that russia has already invaded a country before, like crimea, and can invade another and also preside over this body? it invade another and also preside over this body?— over this body? it has shaken the confidence _ over this body? it has shaken the confidence of _ over this body? it has shaken the confidence of the - over this body? it has shaken | the confidence of the member states— the confidence of the member states in— the confidence of the member states in the council, but the council — states in the council, but the council continues to function. we are — council continues to function. we are continuing to deal with peace — we are continuing to deal with peace and security issues across _ peace and security issues across the globe. we will be meeting _ across the globe. we will be meeting tomorrow on the situation in sudan. we have addressed the situation in libya _ addressed the situation in libya. we met last week on the s

so the security council, as long as the current world order with the u. m and the security council stance, there will be no change in the rules of procedure or and the bread, the in the order, the present c of the present is well defined and it's not for them for changed are on the i had also comments on, on the dresser should be an honest broker in the, in the presidency of the security council. i think i think that nobody could approach us, that we were not one when we were in the presence which can easily be checked. unlike her, some countries who come up with such claims who are not always on as brokers. i, i'm not even talking about the comment of the u. s. p r. who's present seen the security council and i recognize it when they were was professional. but the, some of their predecessors, i would say i didn't to do likewise, and they played with the rules and procedures of the security council and factually basically that trampled the counsels of rules and procedures. i also hear comments heard comments from an outstanding and cheaper european diploma

there are other top story today. russia has taken over the rotating presidency of the un security council for a month, spite as president, being wanted for war crimes by the international criminal court. ukraine's foreign minister was tweeted saying that russian un security council presidency is a slap in the face to the international community. i urge a current us the members to thwart any russian attempts to abuse its presidency. you will so called it a bad russian joke, referring to the news coming on april fools day, where ukraine wants russia removed from the council altogether. as diplomatic editor, james bass has more in this now from the un every month, the presidency of the un security council rotates among its 50 members. today, russia is assuming the presidency for the month of april. that's deeply controversial because when russia had the presidency last year was february, the month that they invaded ukraine, there are people calling for russia to be kicked off the security council or kicked out of the united nations. but if you look at the rules and you look at the un charter

right, and it can block— security council. right, and it can block any _ security council.ock any decision according to this war, so it's not a normal situation. 50 according to this war, so it's not a normal situation. so what is the avenue _ not a normal situation. so what is the avenue you _ not a normal situation. so what is the avenue you see - not a normal situation. so what is the avenue you see going - is the avenue you see going forward, working with the un and the us and your partners to reach the justice you were talking about?— talking about? the international - talking about? the i international criminal talking about? the - international criminal court issued a warrant to arrest putin for his crimes but it's not enough. he should be brought to accountability for his crimes, so we should work altogether, the democratic countries, because it's not just an issue for ukraine and russia. it's an issue for the whole democratic world. when a leader starts an aggressive war in the 21st century and there is no responsibility or mechanism for responsibility for this lea

i mean, basically _ security council. i mean, basically what _ security council. council. i mean, basically what i think - security council. i mean, basically what i think the | basically what i think the russians are going to do as they are going to bring up the united states invasion of iraq and say we didn't condemn that, that was illegal, it didn't have un support when they did it, they invaded underfalse pretence as and i think they will spend the month doing that quite thank you very much for joining us, seniorfellow, centre for american progress. thank you for having me. this is bbc news, a reminder of our top stories: a series of devastating tornadoes have torn through america's south and midwest, at least 21 people are killed. for the thirteenth week in a row, thousands of israelis have demonstrated against a radical overhaul of thejudiciary. finns are heading to the polls on sunday, with three party leaders all vying to become the country's next prime minister. opinion polls suggest it'll be a tight race, with sanna marin who became the world's youngest p

so the security council, as long as the current world war, the with the you and the security council stance, there will be no change in the rules of procedure. unlike some countries who come up with such claims who are not always on as brokers. but i'm not even talking about the u. s. p r who's present seen the security council, and i recognize that when they were was professional. but the, some of the pretty justices i would say, just didn't to do likewise. they played with the rules and procedures of the security council and factually basically, the trampled the counselor. and that's all get more money or correspondence. caleb more pain. caleb. good to see if that what else that we heard from the russian on that today? well, as was stated, russia is a permanent member of un security council, that's the 15 member by that leads the united nations. and as a permanent member, they have the rights to a rotating position as president of the council. and today, russia, how the press conference beginning the month of april in which russia will have the presidency of the security council, h

other members of the security council used this occasion to criticize russia. this was the comment from the u. s, ambassador linda thomas greenfield. so as you know, russia is assuming it's sad seat as president of the security council as started on april 1st. it's like an april fools joke. bad at the truth of the matter is it's rotating. see, we expect that they well behave professionally, but we also expect that they will use their seat or to spread this information and to promote their own agenda as it relates to ukraine. and we will stand ready to call them out at every single moment at that they attempt to do that. so western countries like the u. s. say they will be very vigilant to watch what russia does. there are limits to what russia can do as the president of the security council. most of the role is procedural, although they can call special events, special debates and the security council on issues that they choose. and normally, a country does that on a number of occasions, russia will be doing it on a number of occasions at one of those events, we

[000:00:00;00] a ah moscow called for a complete restructuring of the united nations security council. the russian foreign minister says it's the only way to overcome a deep systemic prices in the organization. the human school, it is necessary to accelerate the reform of the security council by increasing the representation of asian african and latin american countries in foreign countries are evacuating hundreds of their nationals as violence in through. dan continues urgent solutions to problems directly on the african continent. must be found quickly to tackle migration with hungarian foreign minister, blaming you policies for the prices. palestinians and israelis can jointly mark memorial day in tel aviv after the restrictions imposed by israeli authorities on a similar that in jerusalem. we spoke to some of the participants who lost loved ones in the decades long complex with can you imagine how unique who sees to circle the palestinian mother, who also coming to you from moscow? this is our to international with the latest world news updates. i'm here allah is about. it's great

a, a call for a complete restructuring of the united nations security council. the russian foreign minister says it's the only way to overcome ag demik prices in the organization. it is necessary to accelerate the form of the security counts by increasing representation, asian, african, and latin american countries. foreign countries are evacuating hundreds of their national violence to dan urgent solutions to problems directly on the african continent must be found quickly to tackle migration hungry is foreign minister, blaming you policies for the price. how thing is that? israelis can jointly mark memorial day in tel aviv after the restrictions imposed by israeli authorities on a similar event in jerusalem. we spoke to some of the participants who lost loved one a. can you imagine how unique to sit with coming to you from moscow? this is our international with the latest world news updates here ella is about, it's great to have you with us. the un based system has been plunged into a crisis by western attempts to replace international law with the rules based

of the national security council of the national security council, if they support them, they support them, then we already see the decrees of the president and the consequences in the form of abramovich, which are being sold for the first time on the air . i would like to return the process to the time of sanctions. i would like to return specifically to the question of the impact of sanctions. and how does a company get into this international register of war sponsors? it hurts them for the first time . maybe they even go somewhere to cry on the themselves at home to the kitchen, but what happens after a certain time, they forgot about this story and operate businesses with the usual uh, that's why i just want you, i just understood from your words that this is really like a warning shot ah, and then there are some things to come nevertheless, on the basis of this entry in this register, can the company fall under ukrainian sanctions, or maybe under ukrainian and even western sanctions, of course it can, and what’s more, you know, it doesn’t happen to them at that moment and

ah ah moscow called for a complete re stopped hurrying of the united nations security council. a russian foreign minister says this, the only way to overcome a deep this don't make crisis in the organization. if you mean school, it is necessary to accelerate the reform pope the security council by increasing representation, asian, african, and latin american countries. hungary foreign minister calls for urgent solutions to problems directly on the african continent. in order to tackle migration blaming e u policies for the crisis and washington bars, russia from paying worth facts of quality. soviet soldiers at the most important military cemetery in the us, on the eve of the 78th anniversary of soviet american war time, cooperation with good morning for moscow. this is our to international with the latest world news updates. i'm pure allies about. it's great to have you with us. the u. m. based system has been plunged into crisis by western attempts to replace international law with the rules based order. that's according to russia's foreign minister speaking at the un security

council in a different way. and it has really impressed upon us how important it is to look at security council reform, and to reallye the security council to take into account the issues of peace and security that we are facing today. many of them different from what we faced almost 80 years ago when the u.n. was created. >> what kind of reform would prevent one of the permanent members from invading another country? >> you know, first and foremost, we need to make the council more representative of the world. so, right now, there are no african permanent representatives on the council. no one from latin america has a permanent representative on the council. it is to expand the council and make it more representative, is one of the things that we would certainly look to doing. >> you mentioned latin america. we know sergey lavrov previous to his trip to new york, traveled through south and central america, including cuba. are you concerned about russia's influence in the region? >> russia is trying their best to get as many countries on their side as possible. but the truth of the matter is only five countries have

facing, which is fashion lou moscow calls for a complete restructuring of the united nations security council. the russian foreign minister says, is the only way to overcome a deep, systematic crisis in the organization. good, it is necessary to accelerate the reform of the security council by increasingly representation, asian, african, and latin american countries. in it, long countries of actuating hundreds of the nationals as balanced into done rages on with solutions to problems on the african continent must be found to tackle migration. that's according to hungary, foreign minister who blames you policies for the crisis. athenians and israel is canada jointly mark memorial day after restrictions imposed by israeli authorities are crossed by the supreme court. we speak to some of the participants who lost loved ones in the decade long. i love my son. can you imagine how unique with moscow the world you're watching or see international? i'm p to scott's here with the latest news at 2 pm. thanks for joining us. i will start off with some news just in from washington, because joe biden has

a very disturbing picture i think being painted at the security council meeting. and darren, i'm afraid of no prospect. i think of any action at this stage from the security council. yeah, james, as you say, an extremely grim update or from the u. n. man on the ground there in port. then let me just go back to a guitar this for a minute. i mean, he's call him a security council to exert maximum leverage on the warring parties to end the violence. and what more can we expect then from the u. s. at this stage, james? well, you have them, you heard mr. pursers say that that he's speaking on a regular basis to, to rival generals, but they've not been able to commit to a cease fire or influence were or implement one that continued to trade accusations and issued competing claims of control. he says that there's no sign that either is ready to seriously negotiate both think that a military victory over the other is possible. this is a miscalculation, as you say. there is the suggestion from psalm and the sector general certainly said he wants the security council engaged

so for example, you know, russia can set the gender of the security council. i'm so they might bring emotion that, that is in their favor. but there are other, you know, 3 of the other members here to counsel britain, france in the u. s. a firmly on ukraine side. they will have the power. so really is just a war was nothing will come of it. now, with the latest intelligence report from british defense experts that russia has failed to take further control of the don bass region. what do you make of their assessments? i largely agree. since january, we've seen the russian spring offensive. it just started earlier. and over that time, they've been focusing in the east, but particularly on the move to ensure your viewers will be aware of. and they've really taken, you know, single figures square kilometers a territory at the cost of tens of thousands of troops. and now we're starting to hear of some shortages of key bits of equipment. so for instance, ante on the weapons on the russian side. and what this means is that there's been a huge amount of results, is la

completely, ah ah, moscow calls for a complete restructuring of the united nations security council. the russian foreign minister says it's the only way to overcome a deep, systematic crisis in the organization. to do it is necessary to accelerate the reform of the security council by increasing representation of asian african and latin american countries in control of actuating hundreds of the nationals as violence. spin, sudan rages on post indians on israel is can join the mark memorial day because of the restrictions imposed by israeli authorities are crossed by the supreme court. we spoke to some of the participants who lost loved ones in the conflict. i love my son. can you imagine how unique with very warm welcome to our see international moneys peter scott to bring you all the latest on my headquarters every moscow? thanks for joining us. we start with some news just in from washington, because joe biden has officially announced his 2020 for reelection bid. it's 80 years old biden is the oldest candidates you think u. s. re election, vice president. pamela harris will once aga

ah, moscow calls for a complete restructuring of the united nations security council. the russian foreign minister says that the only way to overcome a deep systemic crisis in the organization. good your school to do what it is necessary to accelerate the reform of the security council by increasing the representation african and latin american countries. foreign countries are evacuating hundreds of their nationals as violence to dan continued. urgent solutions to problems directly on the african continent must be found quickly to tackle migration foundries, foreign minister, blaming you policies for the prices and palestinians, and israelis can jointly mark memorial day and television after the restrictions imposed by israeli authorities on a similar that in jerusalem we spoke to some of the participants who lost loved ones in the decades long conflict with can you imagine how unique to see to sit with good morning for moscow? this is our international with the latest world news updates i'm bureau is about it's great to have you with the un based system has been plunge

council. essentially, the united states was trying to prevent the world from hearing the message he put forward before the un security council today explaining that russia would like to see a peaceful resolution of the conflict in ukraine. and also emphasizing that provocations from the united states, such as the expansion of nato and the toppling of ukraine's government in 2014, have only served to escalate global tensions and resulted in the conflict as it is taking place today. now, at the un, it was emphasized that many bodies are being distorted by the united states not serving their intended purpose. not russia would like to see the global economic benefits of globalization truly play out. however, that would require the united states to stop stop pressing for economic dominance and stop pushing, militaristic confrontations around the world. international affairs and security analyst, moxley boat essays, the u. s. is against to any reform to the un security council that would undermine washington sentiments. the united states is bent on a policy of germany, of u. s. lead global military gemini, and this is info

these were permanent members of the security council, and it turns out that it is a closed circle, becausesomehow regulate their behavior with this security council. and, for example, what if china will say, for example, that we don't want to include russia, it's not clear , can we do anything then? himself dele they are not tested because how much will be understood in your example, it was not a permanent member of the security council, it was correct, it was not, but it was simply an exclusion from the general assembly, and i know that i am only behind, but i find it difficult for you from a legal point of view to say to what extent is it possible, again, it seems to me that the most likely scenario from what i have read is that they will try to prove that russia is not automatically the successor of the soviet union, if it is possible to do this, it can be the most likely scenario that they will be removed from the soviet union security, let's talk about the fact that the air alarm has been turned off little by little, in particular poltava region and dnipropetrovsk region, in addition

a social with with we will work closely together of the un within the framework of the security council, where brazil is currently a non permanent member. and india should become a permanent member. the big un security council pass the message from russian foreign minister again, love roth, as he's dogs, a 5 day trip across latin america. as a wrong announces a new era for the middle east. the push for p. m. and the new phase with the latest christmas world for the right call, there's a crisis in the war torn country has been largely ignored by the international community. and he's not making the headlines anymore and to we shouldn't forget about him because even if the conflicts and today they need to fill in that class more than 180 dead, and 10 times more wounded in sudan as classes between the national all me on the rapid support forces power military, rachel, and for a 3rd day with a very welcome. this is not the international with the very latest world news updates. great to have you with us. russia has endorsed brazil's bid for permanent membership at the un security council. the

un vasily nebenzya in connection with the transition to russia of the chairmanship of the un security councilld like to welcome you to the press conference dedicated to the beginning of russia's chairmanship of the un security council, mr. benzia, the floor to you. where autogen once again ladies and gentlemen to see you on the first working day of the russian presidency in the un security council i want to briefly tell you about what we plan to do this month we adopted a program that preceded the usual traditional pr breakfast, however, the fifth of april at 10:00 am. we want an informal meeting called discussed, in many forms, including the un, and we would like to dispel a few. uh, misleading and propaganda allegations around this point also we are planning to uh make three non-working you kends due to religious holidays on april 7th. this is good friday for catholics, 15 april orthodox friday and 21 april. and then we will resume our work next week on monday, april 10, starting from our first official event, discussing the threats to peace and security associated with the violation of the

international peace is the security. gus, now we have a case where a permanent member of the security council has attacked its neighbor. and at the same time, it's paralyzed by its regional power. the whole secure to cause a the war has been going on for more than a year. and the secret council has not been able to take a single decision on the, on the war warrior warren, your claim. therefore, all the political issues that are linked in any way to the conflict came to jenna assembly suggest somebody took already 6 decisions against aggression against her annexation territory, against the infringement of human rights against it. destruction is setting up your future is claimed. range is 3, and also asking for a kind of international juvenile for aggression. can we talk about the security council for a little bit? and i mean, obviously this is like, you mentioned, you know, when one of its members trust it will, doesn't vita, another country that throws up a whole bunch of issues. do you think that there needs to be reformed to the security council? first and foremost, of course, i think by th

ah, ah moscow called for a complete restructuring of the united nations security council. the russian foreign minister says that the only way to overcome 8th systemic crisis in the organization. good human school, it is necessary to accelerate the reform of the security council by increasing the representation of asian african and latin american countries. foreign countries are evacuating hundreds of their nationals as violence and then continued urgent solutions to problems directly on the african continent. must be found quickly to tackle migration with hungary foreign minister blaming e policies for the crisis. palestinians and israelis currently mark memorial day and tel aviv after the restrictions imposed by israeli authorities honest, similar bent and jerusalem. we spoke to some of the participants who lost their loved ones in the decades long conflict a i'm, i think that it's a, can you imagine how unique with good morning from moscow this is our teen or national with the latest world news update. i'm fiorella, isabel, it's great to have you with us. the un based sys

council discussed. one of the key _ security council discussed. that they need action quickly. that�*s what the haitian foreign minister told the council, the security situation has really deteriorated considerably in the last 48 hours and it was a plea to the un for urgent action and they really need the action, notjust promises. the un special representative to haiti was saying that it is a shocking increase of criminal activity, gang activity that has really happened in the last three months. 0nly has really happened in the last three months. only in this year, the last three months, there has been more than 1600 deaths or rapes or murders, really violent crime compared to less than 700 in the first three months of 2022. so a real difference there. the situation has completely descended into lawlessness. this began back in 2019 with the assassination of the president but these last few weeks and days have really seen an escalation, as we heard. ~ ., ., ., ., heard. what about authorities? do they have — heard. what about authorities? do they ha

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nationals austell scrambling to leave pasco calls for a complete restructuring of the united nations security council. the russian foreign minister says it's the only way to overcome a deep, systematic crisis in the organization. the human school it is necessary to accelerate to reform the security counts, playing, increasing the representation of asian african and latin american countries with welcome to our see international mon is peter scott to bring the all the latest from our headquarters here in moscow. thanks very much for joining us. and we start off in moscow which has hosted the heads of the area. and so iranian syrian and turkish military is to discuss steps. so a strength thing, serious security, as well as the normalization of the countries relations with turkey. following the talks, the parties reaffirm the desire to preserve the territorial integrity of syria, as well as the need to intensify efforts for the speedy return of syrian refugees to their homeland. with special attention has been paid to countering terrorist threats. and so was fighting extremism in syria, all the parties t

so the security council, as long as the current world war, the with the you and the security council stance, there will be no change in the rules of procedure. unlike some countries who come up with such claims who are not always on as brokers. so i'm not even talking about the equipment of the u. s. p r. who's present seen the security council, and i recognize that when they were was professional. but the, some of the free justices, i would say, i didn't to do likewise. they played with the rules and procedures of the security council and factually basically, the trampled the counsels rules and procedures. well, as was stated, russia is a permanent member of un security council. as the 15 member by the leads the united nations. and as a permanent member, they have the rights to aid rotating position as president of the council. however, a recurring theme in question is directed to the russian ambassador and anthea was whether or not russia could legitimately hold this position. reporter after reporter seemed to push forward the notion that somehow russia does not have the right to d

. 0ther to reform the un security council. other situations. to reform the un security councilsecurity council. other situations. i don't think we should simply because one country has turned rogue. 50 should simply because one country has turned rogue.— should simply because one country has turned rogue. so you believe the un are still — has turned rogue. so you believe the un are still fit _ has turned rogue. so you believe the un are still fit for _ has turned rogue. so you believe the un are still fit for purpose? - has turned rogue. so you believe the un are still fit for purpose? i - un are still fit for purpose? i think the un has to reform but it is so difficult. i think un really isn't that with the power of its members. it is up to countries, members, uk, ukraine, france, india, indonesia, what they want from the un? and i think if we get enough majority and consensus in the world, we need to either invent new institutions as part of the un or just in force, think about how the un can enforce its resolutions and maintain peace. aha, un can enforce its resolutions and

no with that on you, that i will be addressing the security council. and as usual, they have both asked me to transport what they see as the right picture off events, which is which is respective never to do take the security council seriously as he says, reason to do so. and the member states and security council, many of them do have good direct relationship, either to the one or to the other side and some actually 2 sites. i expect that that member states, particular member states and security council, as well as some obscene obsolete your neighbors were used to leverage one or both of the theaters to to, to press them into agreeing to stop fighting. thank you. last question to amena from sky news. i mean i mean well, you hear me. yeah. go ahead. thank you for the when the members stay the all the security council have relations with one or another of the signs in the conflict. and i expect them to use their influence and leverage the woods there of the united nations secretary general, special representative on sudan who is speaking, giving a briefi

e is the current arab country on the security council, and the u. e has its own interest there with regard to sit on. so lots of vested interests of countries or the security council for now i think, is going to listen to the representative of the secretary general of oak, a purpose, who still in khartoum about what the current situation is and how he sees the situation. and certainly the security council i think, will be lending support to the african union out with the idea that the chairperson was a fox, might go to cartoon. that is certainly the centerpiece of any diplomacy in the near future. the problem is the situation on the ground. he can't go there because the airport itself has been a battlefield. and we now the security council also getting into another hot spot. yemen and the ammon envoy of the un has been calling for boulders, steps any international kind of effort coming together to try and push the parties towards bol the steps. yeah, the security council, as you say, has been discussing yemen. in fact, that's the meeting that's under

council. but again, it was something that the members of the security council could not do.om american officials saying that this is something that is not possible. so, again, angry reaction here from the ukrainians following this move by russia. 0k, hugo, thanks so much for that. and as i mentioned at the top there, a second important update coming out of ukraine today. this to do with a senior figure in the church there just to explain what's happened. yeah. so this is a senior cleric of the ukrainian orthodox church. he's been arrested today. the ukrainian security services have accused him ofjustifying the invasion of ukraine and also of inciting religious hatred. these are allegations that he denies. and i think what is happening here is that this is the church that had ties with the russian church in moscow. the church here in ukraine broke up those ties after the invasion of ukraine. the leaders of the church in moscow have been supporting the war here, but the ukrainians say that they believe that senior clerics and high level officials of the church have continued t

is no mechanism for doing so. largely ceremonial role puts moscow in charge of setting the security council's agenda. well, mike martin is a former british army officer now with kings college london. any earlier told me what the russian presidency of the security council is likely to mean for ukraine. i think the best way of looking at this is it over the last year there have been to, to was a one is war rhetoric and the other is a war that's actually being force on the ground over territory. and as we've seen a lawsuit has been a lot of rhetoric, there's been lots of talk with nuclear weapons. there's been lots of talk of all sorts of things and most of them haven't come to pass. so if i were ukraine, of course they have to protest about this, but i don't think it will amounts to very much on the ground, which is where the real fight is being for. so you see this as largely symbolic, not something that will have actual implications on the battle ground. that's correct. so for example, you know, russia can set the gender of the security council, so they might bring emotion that is in their fa