would like to thank us g rosemary decarlo. yes. to use the bronze carriers and mr. alexander the week for their briefings. mister president, 2 weeks ago this council met to discuss the situation in ukraine after 6 months of conflict. the report to s g rosemary decarlo presented to us on that occasion. already gave us a bleak scenario. tens of thousands of on confirm deaths and millions of refugees and internally displaced persons. the humanitarian situation continues to deteriorate and continued hostilities during winter could have dire consequences. disproportionately affecting venerable groups, women, and children. there are signs of an intensification of hostilities in various parts of the ukrainian territory, such as the castle region where fighting has been intensified. this worrying, trend ignores the risks to the safety of heavily populated areas and to the integrity of those upper chit nuclear power plant. even more disheartening is the fact that there are no signs of any engagement in peace negotiations. in recent weeks, w

we welcome the update today by rosemary decarlo on the fact finding mission established by the secretary general pursuant to the incidence of 29 july after the detention facility. now the village will in victo, the mission must be allowed to conduct its important work. we also recall that all measures aimed at all doing the demographic composition of an occupied territories are prohibited according to international humanitarian law and may constitute war crimes. we read, read out the man that civilian must be protected and the national humanitarian law . an international human rights law, fully respected and implemented civilians forcibly transferred who wish to return must be allowed to do so. your military and actors must be ensure access to the men in need and there must be protected against attack. norway condemns the reason the attack on the base of the ukrainian red cross in slow. now president, russia's war against ukraine also has global consequences which searching fuel and energy prices and increasing food in security. we commend the secretary general for his tireless effort to

i thank miss decarlo for her briefing, and i now gave the floor to ms. brands caris. mister president, the armed attack by the russian federation against ukraine, which began on 24th of february 2022 has resulted in the mass force displacement of civilians in ukraine. some 7000000 people are internally displaced in ukraine and it is more have sought refuge outside the country. in tenser still, it is including large scale destruction of critical civilian infrastructure and housing have forced many people to flee their homes. human rights violations in territory occupied by the russian federation were controlled by affiliated on groups have also caused people to flee. these conditions have led to a situation in which those fleeing danger often felt compelled to evacuate in whichever direction was possible, irrespective of their preferences. our office has documented a significant number of cases of civilians who were just placed to the russian federation. including about a dozen cases where members of the russian armed forces and affiliated on groups ordered to the dns

we've taken note of the information provided by rosemary decarlo. and we also heard the latest inventions from the propaganda advisor minister of defense of ukraine alexander dreck. today's meeting which is convened upon the request of the united states and albania has every chance of becoming a new war zone and the disinformation campaign unleashed against our country. the west's tactic which is the west is waging a hybrid more in ukraine down to the last ukrainian against russia is well-placed. to do anything possible to be the russianmilitary operation the special operation we are conducting. the dirty methods of russian western propaganda are familiar to us . you recall the evidence of staging and provocations and merry opal that are refuted increasingly by new evidence which in the last doing everything they can to try to keep out of the eyesof the general public . now we are being blamed for filtration activities which are we are allegedly carrying out against ukrainian citizens. and i would like to ask our american politics although she left

i thank madame decarlo, madame bruns garrison, madame drake, for the briefings. the war of aggression waged by russia for 6 months in violation of all of the principles of international law. the charter is having intolerable consequences for the civilian population by deciding to attack ukraine. russia was aware of the suffering that that would entail. while the consequences of this illegal and unjustified war being felt felt for all around the world, the ukrainian population is paying the highest price. and i once again would like to express to the ukrainian population of full solidarity and we have courage in the defense of the country. we profoundly worried by the inflammation reaching out regard regarding force, transfer of ukrainian civilians towards russian occupied areas or towards russia. such acts were in particular, documented by different independent bodies. it was reported that ukrainian civilians, including children, have been transferred by force towards russia, occupied areas or towards russia. while they were simply seeking to flee the hostilities

and we think the under secretary decarlo, assistant secretary general bronze carries, and mrs. drake, for the thorough presentations for almost 2 country days. russia aided by bellows continues this brutal war progression. in blatant violation of international law by violating ukraine sovereignty into a total integrity and by terrorizing and committing atrocities against civilians, we have repeatedly underline the thrushes started this war, and only russia can end it by completely and unconditionally withdrawing its true troops from ukraine's internationally recognized territory, as well as by implementing with immediate effect. the provisional measures ordered by the international court of justice and complying with the general assembly resolutions of the 2nd and 24th of march this year. as to relate the reports of the office of the high commission for human rights, a total more than 5700 civilian deaths, a document in the ukraine. underlying the o h i. c h u r. believes that the actual figures are considerably higher. more over the number of dead need, your civilians is growi

about the poorest nations around the world where we get and since we have the, especially me said decarlo, who represents the united nations, he would like to ask the united nation secretariat and also discussed it with mr. gutierrez, the secretary general to have it. and we just need to call you, if you are you, part of the european commission are going to remove those restrictions which have a discriminatory nature concerning as a developing nations so that it provide access of russian fertilizes to those markets as well. i also updated you and secret your general market that was scheduled to be the mega c pours of the e. u. now you have 300000 tons of thrush and fertilizers and we can hand them over to developing nations for free. russia is all sick with boosting, it's a grain exports. this year's going to be fair to meet and tons. next year's going to be $15000000.00 tons was 90 percent of our food goes to the markets of latin america. then you should be 2 weeks free and other continents in the same if that issue in your equipment, we're going to sign a number of documents to improve

thank you mr. president and i thank under secretary general decarlo as well as miss brands carriers and miss drake for they're very interesting and useful, but also very troubling testimonies. and one could think there is hardly any meaningful aspect of the russian war of choice in ukraine that we have not discussed in the council in the course of the long 6 months. today's topic is in fact one. since the beginning of the aggression strong concerns have been raised, including by some of us and for good reason, on the alleged deputations, interrogations, and detention. so if you grant intervals by russian and the russian affiliated forces, a policy and action that run against international military law. these concerns are no longer allegations. they are fact concerned carefully and base thinkings by international institutions, independent agencies, human rights groups, and for crash, professional news, media based on accurate information by interviews with deported and integrated persons, as well as additional and can coordinate resources including intelligence reports, verified social m

then we heard from rosemary decarlo, the under secretary, we heard from zalinski who then address via video link. and then when members of the security council spoke, it was very clear that there were differences among the major countries. now we heard from both russia and the united states, both permanent members of the security council here is the clear differences between the 2. we know the outcomes of these sham referenda were predetermine in moscow. they in no way represent a legitimate expression of the will of the ukrainian people. i'd like to say that the referendums were conducted transparently upholding old electro norms. more than 100 independent international observers from 40 countries observed the referendum. they gave their opinions to the media, but unfortunately, you won't have this in western media story that might be carried out with weapons provided to kia by the united states. this is what anthony blanket said shortly before the un security council meeting. will the us still allow ukrainian troops to use us weaponry to defend against russians in those territories,

fit with the rules of the un. russia made clear their objections or then we heard from rosemary, decarlo, the under secretary we heard from zalinski who then addressed the video link. and then when members of the security council spoke, it was very clear that there were differences among the major countries. now we heard from both russia and the united states, both permanent members of the security council here is the clear differences between the 2. if we know the outcomes of the sham referenda were pre determined in moscow, they in no way represent a legitimate expression of the will of the ukrainian people. some a groom, if you could, you could, if any of the loudest critics of reference in the danverse, the foreclosure on coastal regions were at one time at the forefront of support for cosello's independence. no referendums were held in kosovo tow. only a declaration of independence adopted by the provisional self governing body in excess of its powers. but back then it was enough for the west to recognise costello's independence, clear differences between major countries expressed a

then we heard from rosemary, decarlo, the undersecretary. we heard from zelinski who then addressed the video link and then when members of the security council spoke, it was very clear that there were differences among the major countries. now we heard from both russia and the united states, both permanent members of the security council. here's the clear differences between the 2. we know the outcomes of these sham referenda were predetermine in moscow. they in no way represent a legitimate expression of the will of the ukrainian people. some a groom can, could you could if you knew gun mercy was the loudest critics of referendums in the don bass zap hiroshi and care san regions at one time were at the forefront of support for cost of it was independence due to the you know, referendums were held in kosovo at all, only a declaration of independence adopted by the provisional self governing body in excess of its powers. but back then, it was enough for the west to recognise castillo's independence. didn't you close the loop? suddenly now as

and then we heard rosemary decarlo under secretary we heard from zalinski who then address will be a video link and then and when members of the security council spoke, it was very clear that there were differences among the major countries. now we heard from both russia and the united states, both permanent members of the security council here is the clear differences between the 2. we know the outcomes of these sham referenda were predetermine in moscow. they in no way represent a legitimate expression of the will of the ukrainian people. so many grim can could, you could if you lose gun was who was the loudest critics of referendums in the don bass zap, rosie and care san regions at one time were at the forefront of support for cost of it was independence due to the, you know, referendums were held in kosovo at all, only a declaration of independence adopted by the provisional self governing body in excess of its powers. but back then, it was enough for the west to recognise castillo's independence of the wood and equally clear differences between major countries expressed at the

she says rosemary decarlo’s personal communication with vladimir putin lasted several minutes today,rticipant in the so-called grain deal on the problem, the execution of which recep tayyipburn already spoke about today, an agreement reached in july with the mediation of turkey on the export of grain from ukrainian ports for the poorest countries world, turned out to be that most of the food went not to the starving states, but to the well-fed and rich strange west , we are now conducting very productive cooperation with the interested parties from the un to ensure the export of ukrainian grain across the black sea. at the same time, we pay attention to the fact that this grain must reach our brothers and sisters, mainly africa, to those who need it on the island. but actually, vladimir putin raised this topic last week in vladivostok. he noted that out of 121 ships with ukrainian grain only three went to their destination. putin was going to discuss a possible revision of the directions of deliveries with erdogan, the meeting of the russian presidents in turkey was just scheduled sa

30 percent of the countries . 7000000 people registered voters actually took part in that paul la decarlo all is a member of another party and former member of the tennessee in parliament. he joins us now from london. thank you very much for being on the program. what's a, your reaction festival, to the accusations against the 2 members of your party? well, the interrogation had nothing to do yesterday with the issue of sending fighters to syria, actually. i mean, it is an anti gay. i think this is not a victim today. for i say it's failure, he's failure in, in attending to the what the changes and people are waiting. so he's failing them and he needs to give them a fight. and again, i say it needs to push away and to marginalize all these opposition. so he needs to get rid of any serious opposition and the main one would be he has elections and he needs to secure that these election would not bring any free vote voice. so this is what's happening. it is just to propaganda campaign. and then just rushing straight forward into war with the changes in the people that i with the, all the cou

i thank the secretary-general decarlo and assistant secretary-general for the information that they have shared with us. the escalation of the armed conflict in ukraine has led to a higher number of civilian victims and the destruction of basic infrastructure with serious consequences, as we are aware. this has forced millions of people to leave their homes, seeking protection and assistance. many have been traveling as refugees and have crossed borders into neighboring countries. others are displaced inside ukraine. the numbers might fluctuate, but the reality on the ground is that millions of people have not been able to return to their praise of origin. the widespread displacement of people has posed a series of challenges for host countries, whose solidarity has made it possible to provide support to millions of people. mexico appeals to all parties to respect international human rights law, international refugee and idp law, as well as international humanitarian law, and in particular, the 1949 geneva convention and its first additional protocol of 1977. it is worth recalling that i