d. p. r. k. the united nations remains engaged and stands ready along with its humanitarian partners to assist people in need. and the d. p. r k, whose vulnerability has likely increased since the pandemic outbreak. and border closures in 2020. we reiterate are called for the entry of international staff, including the un resident coordinator and the unimpeded entry of humanitarian supplies to allow for a timely, ineffective response. that president, the secretary general affirms, reaffirms his commitment to working with all parties for sustainable peace and the complete and verifiable de nuclear zation of the korean peninsula. he urges the dpr k to comply with the decisions of the council. reset the course to dialogue and build on previous diplomatic efforts. further, the united nations welcomes the regular contact in co operation among the key parties on the korean peninsula. we commend the parties for their willingness to engage in dialogue with the dpr k without pre conditions. madam president

rights allegations that onto the blink can lead, including in other countries, such as yemen in the d, p r k. and places like that without pointing out that the united states still operates the guantanamo be prison camp in cuba. that despite the by the ministration saying, during the election campaign and when it came into office, it intended to close down. guantanamo alan and the us present. joe biden is going to deliver his 1st state of the union speech. later on tuesday, ukraine of course, is going to be on the agenda. what should we expect? well, a huge speech, obviously very important as well for joe biden. what is really the start of an election year with the mate tens coming up in november and the power in the house and possibly even the senate up for grabs it. i suspect that there's been a lot of frantic rewriting going on with the speech writers in the last 7 days. now ukraine will get mentioned probably right at the top, and joe biden will make the point that sometimes there are costs in fighting for democracy. he will condemn russia unreservedly for what it is done, but remind peo

p r firms in the u. s. u k. and in ukraine itself, some of which are linked to the u. k. government in particular, we also have lobbyist here in washington, d. c, who are writing speeches for vladimir the lensky. we are getting a completely, i would say manufactured narrative, the curated narrative, to manage our perceptions of what this war is. and much of it is actually being done here in washington. we have russian state media being censored as well as anti war media in general, being censored. now we have ukranian propaganda and state department propaganda receiving the opposite treatment being promoted, even though it's very clear as i demonstrate in the investigation that is just simply propaganda. it is not news in any kind of in anybody's imagination. the south africa has proposed a draft resolution of the united nations general assembly in response to another resolution from ukraine and its allies demanding aid access and civilian protection in ukraine. but whereas the south african draw focused on the humanitarian situation in ukraine without the portion of blame to anyone, in particular, the rival measure criticize moscow for cre