law, we do not want to say that international law is bad, international law is necessary, but the reality of international law in its current form is that it cannot even to defend himself until he actually wants to defend the security of the countries . what is your insistence to adhere to? our insistence is because we don't want to show ourselves as a country that doesn't follow any rules and laws or at least what it has signed. we are not committed, but the regime in front of you is showing this in practice look, that regime is also supported . look, that regime is an imposed regime , but we are a country that has a civilizational and historical history. it takes and is imposed by force and continues by force . the advisory opinion of the international court of justice, which was issued 13 days ago , says the same about the continuation of the occupation. it creates responsibility and commitment, which is the main pillar the united nations judiciary is saying that countries should not recognize this state of occupation , they should not help the zionist regime, the occupying regime, in

we live in the international system. there is no accountability for some countries, nor is there any supervision over them. therefore, the victim governments find a place where they have to exercise the right of legitimate defense to defend themselves. therefore , according to what is defined in the international system, mr. esmaili means a political figure yes , he was acting on behalf of a recognized political group, and from this point of view , this action that has taken place completely gives the opposite party the right to take countermeasures. charter and based on convention 73 of 1973 regarding the protection of diplomatic persons who are currently participating in missions , any attack against them should be punished. very well, mr. doctor, what do you think? do you have a legal dispute with what mrs. doctor said? or please, well, anyway, the topics when in from a legal point of view, there can be different approaches. naturally, the late haniyeh cannot be described as a military person and someone who directly

law, we do not want to say that international law is bad, international law is necessary, but international law in its current form is reality. it is that it cannot even defend itself, to the extent that it wants to defend the security of the countries, in fact, alongside you , what is our insistence on the fact that we do not want to show ourselves as a country that does not follow any rules and laws, or at least that we do not adhere to what we have signed, but the regime in front of you is doing this, it actually shows the nature of that regime. you see, that regime is an imposed regime, but we are a country with a history. we are civilized and historical. we are not stupid. a country that cannot actually be called a country is an entity that is formed with a declaration and fraudulently and is imposed by force and continues by force. the advisory theory of the international court of justice, which was issued 13 days ago , says the same about the continuation of the occupation. it says that this continuation of the occupation is against international law and the country. for the countrie

charter and international law. as we have done so before, we call for maximum restraint by all actors. we firmly believe that there is no military solution to the crisis that is unfolding before our eyes. the positions expressed by israel, lebanon, and iran share one common thread, a concern for regional stability. we read those letters as a call to the council to help avoid the dangerous escalation of no return. we believe the security council should pronounce itself on this situation, if only to call for the de-escalation and pursuit of diplomacy and dialogue. president while the crisis in , the middle east has a long history in a variety of root causes, we cannot deny that this spiral is being exacerbated by what is happening in gaza. the suffering of palestinian civilians on one side and is really hostages on the other -- israeli hostages on the other is fueling flames across the entire region. i heard from everybody today and let me also repeat that what we need now more than ever is a ceasefire in gaza and li

law and emphasize our support for the international court of justice. they respected a ruling that in reality they had no faith in what. was the verdict and what story was it narrating? israel has been at war in the gaza strip since october 2023. killing civilians, the elderly, women, and children, unethical tricks to be effective in war, such as attacking safe places, imposing bloccades on the same regions and urban. for attacks without considering the rights of ordinary citizens, using pressure on people as a tool by imposing sanctions on water and medicine. they all presented the... with dramatic moments that had not been shown in any historical genre movie. it was a massive genocide that israel engaged in. in the days when no one thought that legal capacities. could be used to deal with this disaster, south african lawyers stepped in. there is a compelling argument that genocide is being committed in gaza on the basis that there is annelation or cleansing of a civilian population and also the the the the crews of israel ministers and generals of the

disarmament and past international president of the women's international league. i remember when at one time following a seminar here with soviet we were sending the women around to branches throughout the country and our branch hosted three of them. we had a evening here at our home and. many friends, neighbors and work members came. we had a very good time. they little speeches. we made little speeches, took a lot of pictures and i think everybody felt that it was a very warm and cordial evening. and following that, i wrote them and i sent them copies of all those pictures. and i was stunned to learn. years later. that every one of those pictures turned up copied in the fbi files, which on that evening at our home home and i felt i felt very personal violated, that this was an intrusion similar the way i felt when we were burglars ized and came home to find all our drawers pulled out and contents strewn about the room and, personal valuables missing and at the same time it was so ludicrous for them to be reporting on what we ourselves had try so hard to publiciz

they force fully captured area through a recognized international community under international law and the taliban has been in clear violation of the united nations charter as well as all international human terror and as well as human laws as well as afghanistan's international obligations, which include seven instruments of human rights and we see gender appetite only enforced -- it's a grows violation of the u.n. charter and related instruments as well as international human rights law and it's very clear while the international community, influid taliban's additional response, which is pakistan, which is they refuse to recognize taliban. as much as it was with the support of steal where they were able to overrun the government facilitated by premature withdraws. it's clear that mr. richard bennett when portugal was refused, he wanted to go to i think the third or fourth -- based on what he had reported in the past. in part of because the why he exploded at the taliban and also because the region and world at large aside from these pragmatic approaches and engagements, they don't se

to actually ensure international international law and that international law is respected and that there is an international order and things should be on the under the legitimacy and under the the situation should be resolved in the security council and that is what the charter of the united nations is all about, so therefore countries that are member in the united nations should resort to the security council to resolve any conflict. now this is what the designist entity is violating and proving that it's not part of the international community that it is a it's it's it's a criminal enterprise israel is a criminal enterprise. it's not a country and it's not behaving as member of an international organization, the united nations, it's behaving like a like a killer group that kills people, commits crime this. destroys, kills children, bombs hospital, tortures innocent civilians and also assassinates people in other countries, they they they have been you know destroying the international order in that sense that now any nation can behave in the same way and say, well if it's permis

targeted terror according to the rules and standards of international law , international customs and definitions that we have studied over the years, targeted terror itself is israel's violation of international law with what it has done, well, the commitment. the international nature has damaged itself, and we can finally come to a series of measures , but if we want to maneuver on article 51, and the issue of conditional defense of self-defense can be examined to some extent, not that it cannot be, but the method should be tolerated a little more. there is another point. mr. rudbari has filed complaints in international courts against the zionist regime, especially from when from the 15th of mahmah 1402 that the subject related to. gaza happened, can this terror be related to the cases that exist in the international courts against the zionist regime, regarding the international court of justice, which requires that a new case be presented because the international court of justice is case-based. there is, but regarding the international criminal court, yes, look at the situation o

what tasks did the president outline for the ministers of internal affairs of the cis countries, the key accents of the anniversary meeting in the palace of independence. humanism and justice, the head of state introduced. parliament a bill on mitigation of criminal liability for a number of crimes. we are monitoring the situation in the kursk region, we will tell you how the evacuation of the population from dangerous areas is progressing and how the west is reacting to kiev's terror. there are no other people's children, just as there is no other people's grief. belarus is once again accepting children from syria for vacation, who have never known what war is. a permanent hybrid war is being waged against the peoples of the cis countries, belarusian president alexander lukashenko said today at a meeting with participants in the meeting of the council of ministers of internal affairs of the commonwealth of independent states. attempts to set our post-soviet states at odds, to sow discord and split them from within, are clearly visible today against the backdrop of the geopolitical e

organization. the efficiency of international law and international humanitarian norms, especially when it comes to protecting human beings in conflict, this must all be respected, the conflict and the humanitarian crisis which is taking place could lead to a spread of radicalism, and the absence of justice leads to extremism and terrorism. radicalism can increase terrorism and violence which will lead to destabilizing the region and a broad. destabilization, the catastrophe which is taking place in gaza needs a coordinated response from the international community and also respect of human rights and searching for a permanent solution for this conflict is necessity, it is necessary for the whole world to provide humanitarian aid to those people who are in need and for there to be sustainable solution which guarantees peace and stability for all people in the... region, your excellencies ministers, the assassination of sheikh ismail will not solve the crisis, there has to be a respect for justice and human rights, these actions will not deter, but will rather enhance the steadfast of th

i mean, how would you sum up the role of the so-called international community since the start of this genocide in gaza up until now? "well, there has been um sort of worldly condemnation and outcry from normal people around the globe for no intervention that has been there where there is hypocrisy and double standards, as we know that the west generally champion humanitarian rights as well as well as upholding law, but this has not been seen when it comes to the actual crisis in gaza and..." again we see continuous policy and action contradictions when people call force fire, wanting to alleviate some of the sort of you know crisis that is happening, especially by allowing um sort of medical aid to go in there, but then we see even the convoys for humanitarian aid being sort of obstructed, being targeted and also it's it's holding back more and more of the necessary human. humanitarian aid and support that any other country and international law and everyone would sort of agree in any kind of western or middle eastern sort of country that this would should be allowed, but it's not in

it is under occupation for purposes of international. law, this means that israel has no entitlement at all to maintain a presence any part of the gaza concentration camp, none, not one inch, so it's demanding something which is actually violation of the rights of palestinians under international law. secondly, this is violation of the camp david of courds, this was not to be any part, the philadelphia corridor was not to be under the jurisdiction or occupation of israeli military forces. thirdly, as a practical matter, gaza was already... one of the most densely populated parts of the world, so any space that is occupied by israeli military is constraining uh the the civilian life of the palestinian population even further, and of course in any uh subsequent phases following the completion of this genocidal rampage in gaza, there is going to be need for a massive influx of humanitarian aid and reconstruction materials, so israel's control of this key border crossing point is almost certainly based on historical experience going to impede that, so for any number of reasons this is a

it means we, the international community have failed. this is an entirely man-made crisis and a shameful stain on our collective conscience. separately, the chinese representative to the un also stressed the urgent nate for. help saying the humanitarian aid and food security should not be used as tools to pile up pressure or to impose sanctions. around 15 months of war between the army and a paramilitary group known as the rapid support forces deteriorated humanitarian situation in sudan and caused the world's largest internal displacement crisis. author and journalist eric walberg has shared his thoughts on the sudan crisis. this goes back for at least a quarter of a century to really the early 2000s it was becoming serious issue and it's the same old story of it's not colonialism in in in the sense of foreign power but it's the arab majority that is basically trying to quell non arabs and uh there's a kind of apartite, you could say, and in terms of foreign actors, there's been the only real interest was in sudan was trump's efforts, a

israel should face all the measures that international law afford to correct international wrong doings, and had it been done before, we would... wouldn't have had 40,00 people killed in gaza, well just for the record, 40,000 killed is the least expectations of the actual tol, the lan which is the the the leading, the most prominent medical journal say that it could reach up to 18600 palestinians killed directly or indirectly because of the wall, but francesca, you have abbreviously said or... that the un should deploy a peace keeping force, can you tell us more about this? i've been more nuanced in fact, because i've said it should deploy an international protective presence, because a peaceekeeping mission, but first of all i think that you should palestinians to ask for that, because it's a it's an intrusive, it's an invasive presence and it cannot, and you should not happen without the will of the people, so defer these to the say the palestinian authorities, but also the palestinian people through the represent them ask for it, but what i've asked and this is absolutely necessary i

community, you are so-called international community, you don't have standards, you only talk about when you are under threat, when you feel your benefits are on the stage, so you you can teach us human rights, you can teach us peace, no please do not teach us, we know peace and we are peace lover, we are justice lover, but we are not we can if we we can slap slap us, we will return them, this is the rule, this is the justice, so it's very clear that, once again do repeat that ' "if any retaliation from anywhere, from everywhere, it is the legal and legitimate right of the exes of resistance, and no one can blame or stop them, because when you violate international law, so punishment is must. thank you very much, and now back to mr. and gesa, do you think that israel had the intention of dragging the us into the crisis?" in uh the region, thank you, and uh, to what extent do you think it has succeeded to do so, of course, we do know that behind the scenes, although the us has clearly stated that it was not involved in this, we do know that it is impossible to carry out this level of

standards internationally recognized and the rules of the international community and internationallaw, encroaching on iran's territory will definitely not be allowed in their place. i am familiar with it , i am saying that iran's hand is much higher than qiblah, we can show our enemy in his place with our missiles, with our military tools, with the help of what we have and we have not expressed the part of it yet. iran's eyes are sharper today. he can see through radars the satellites we have through the facilities that we have, our power is dependent on ourselves , we are dependent on our country and our native iran, so our enemies know this very well and they will understand some of it in the future. we are strong and have the will . we have shown our will for many years. now the people of iran believe that the iranian government can. to defend himself despite the enemy's ideas and thoughts in his planning and planning that if a commander of the resistance axis is martyred and a terrorist act do it, this axis will be weakened, not only will it not be weakened , it will be stronge

international set of crimes which they don't want to give up on, and it's the americans who've along with the israeli set the precedence for this, the israelis have been committing these henious crimes on not so important uh targets, relatively, if i can use that expression, basically ordinary citizens in syria, ordinary citizens around, from afghanistan through to libya, they've... they've been uh doing these these killings all over the place, this part of their arsenal that they use, but of course uh, the issue really is uh, what's there to stop them, and i think what what palestine has managed to expose, or gaza has exposed, is the absolute weakness of the institutions which were set up by the anglo-zianist empire, for the anglo-zionist empire and against the ordinary people, so i think one of the first... is that the world needs to look a completely new set of institutions, they need to completely support the idea of dedollarization, we need to make the international courts actually have some biting power, the united nation nations itself needs a complete review about its kind of

osce, the european union, and other international structures, which in one way or another, to their extent, their competence, comment or are involved in commenting on what is happening around ukraine. you are absolutely right, there is no statement of fact, there are attempts to get away from sitting it out and keeping silent for. for formulations something like against everything bad for everything good, but there is not even a banal statement of factual material, you are absolutely right, this is said, well , it seems to me, everyone who is familiar with the materials, and those who have, regarding the situation around. and the shopping center in donetsk and these are terrorist acts regarding what is happening in kursk, the attacks that were subjected today, the bridge, civilian infrastructure, this is a whole chain of torist acts that have lasted for many years, you will remember the terrorist acts mining of lep, which led infrastructure including. remember that same alleged director sentsov, who in the west, well , was equated, i don’t know, probably only philini can bypass him, or spi

regulations and international resolutions and laws violated the international law, never committed to any of these laws, and it is one of the last manifestations of israel's lack of commitment. there is also an assassination operation in tehran. what should iran do in response? first, let's see what happened and what are the dimensions of iran's international prestige and reputation, and iran's reputation is actually targeted. the structure and deterrence system of the islamic republic of iran is clearly flawed and is being attempted . in the context of a bombing failure, to be more precise , a deep bombing in the war in gaza, side ways should be opened to get rid of the bottleneck in gaza through the same thing that we mentioned, referring to security solutions as the specialized work of the israeli intelligence and security institutions. they have decades of experience and have assassinated hundreds of people outside of israel over the past decades. doing this is disadvantageous to everyone now, the characteristic of this regime is the characteristic of terrorism, and one of their u

platforms, on the international level, also possibly on international platforms, on international parliamentary platforms, on international youth platforms, it is very important that many, including new ones platforms are emerging and operating today in russia, let's see how it is with each passing month. war, but also, of course, for common sense, and common sense is mutual support, it is reasonable economic cooperation, and of course, a healthy youth policy aimed at our immediate and subsequent future. i want to thank those who gathered us, the leaders of parliamentary parties, today on the territory of smysly. his team, who combined this in time with a powerful international event, this is very smart, healthy, i want to thank my colleagues on the state duma, of course, the chairman of the state duma vyacheslav viktorovich volodin, who devotes more and more time to issues of foreign policy, international parliamentary cooperation, we are together , there are more and more of us, we who advocate common sense. for peace and constructive interaction, and the more of us among them, our opponents,

like international support for developing economies or even competing with some of our international competitors as they build out infrastructure, build diplomatic relationships abroad. with this will we will open up for questions from the audience. if you have any questions please raise your hands. the michael y come to identify yourself and ask your question and try to be as succinct as possible. i'm going to take the first, the moderators privilege to ask the first question. ict can be very technical sometimes. not everyone is computer savvy. i would say maybe even fewer people are finance savvy when we talk about financing so maybe, maybe we could it down real quick. we a authority given a general munitions systems or in the need for to be secure and trusted so every day americans and japanese can benefit from what they can access. maybe another on how to ask this actually but is there a way we can explain it even in simpler terms for people understand that this relationship is very important. it's very technical and advanced in the terminology and financing but what's a simpler

ebrahim motaghi, an expert in international issues, and mr. dr. zahrovand, a respected member of the national security and politics commission. foreigner of the islamic council , i greet both honorable guests , mr. you are very welcome. good evening. i am at your service and to all the dear viewers. and mr. doctor. thank you very much. i am at your service, mr. doctor, and also the viewers of the program, thank you. the first point is this well, at the request of the islamic republic of iran , a security meeting was held, and as a violation of security and peace in the international sphere , it was the agenda of the meeting that was brought up in shumenit, and other than that, the regular supporters of the zionist regime in most countries condemned this action. what is your assessment of this incident and whether these condemnations can lead to a gathering against the sihonist regime or not, at the level of only a statement and condemnation and a declaration of reaction only in the name of allah, the most merciful, the fact is that international p

strategy bureau of japan's ministry of internal affairs and communication. next to him, director of bilateral and regional affairs in the information communications policy division of the cyberspace and digital policy bureau of the u.s. department of state and finally on the end we have senior representative from the japan bank of international cooperation. .we wish her a quick recovery. with that being said, first, the floor is yours ... >> thank you much for getting together today. these topics with japan and u.s. have been working together and i'm very pleased to share -- in the world we live in today -- ice infrastructure such as mobile communication networks create crucial role as foundation of our social economic activities. is becoming so to speak the basis of the nation's -- in addition the certification of ict infrastructure and the widespread use of digital services have led to an increase in data flow. that is dataflow beyond national borders. the distribution increased 4.7 times between 2017-2021. the rapid development of ai technology in recent

we've more than 6000000 internally displaced. there is no work in our country, and many people are unemployed. they are forced to migrate around in pakistan. if they were good job opportunities in our country, no one would want to leave. the taliban says it's trying to resurrect and economy from scratch, but needs international help. the introduction of morality loads, which many rights groups, all you violate, the personal freedoms of vaskins makes the taliban government struggle for global recognition even less likely to succeed. victoria gave some b. l g 0 for inside story. was big it our panel in just a moment, but 1st let's speak to what did katia of his human rights, activists and political honest, based in the asking capital capital. what did, what was your 1st reaction to the new mortality laws that were introduced? and i've got this done. uh hi, thanks for having me here. i will uh, when i 1st heard about this on wednesday. so i've just shocked that because i'm living here in colewell again. this time i brought up here,

the meeting of the council of ministers of internal affairs of the state itself. in krasnoyarsk krai, a hundred-year-old participant of the great patriotic war valentina baeva was left without an apartment because of a social worker. for the past 20 years, the elderly veteran had been looked after by a nurse, who was provided by the local social security service. as a token of gratitude, the pensioner decided to transfer the apartment to the worker under a life annuity agreement, but three years later it turned out that the assistant had long owned the premises. svetlana potikhina found out how this became known and whether it is possible to cancel the document. came to visit a woman, this is how they feed granny, an empty refrigerator, a dirty apartment, a beaten and hungry old lady. this is the picture tatyana saw when she came to visit her grandmother in nazarova once again. valentina vasilievna, a veteran of the great patriotic war, is an honorary citizen of the city. the social security service provided her with a nurse who looked after the pensioner for more

law, international norms, international standards and customs, it's rogue nation, and so the response by iran, just like the response when uh general sulaymani was was assassinated by the u.s. administration of donald trump, you know, in during his term of office, um, and also the the killing of iranian diplomatic and military leaders in damascus and elsewhere, the killing of iranian nuclear scientistts over the past decades, all of these things have been met with a response, and of course the response is getting more severe as the zionist regime continues to do this and continues to breazenly, you know disregard uh iran's sovereignty and iran's the fact that iran is is is a country with borders and that it it violates them at will uh without any regard and i think that this is slowly coming to ahead that iran cannot tolerate this anymore, so what the response will be, i wish i knew, but i think that there will be a response and the response to a greater or lesser extent will help to rein'. force and to reaffirm deterrents in the region, but also the fact that this comes on the heels

the international community must unite in this crucial endeavor.turkey has now become the seventh country formally seeking to join the case at the united nations top court after colombia, nicaragua, spain, libya, palestine and mexico. analys say beside the international court of justice bid, there is a need to activate other mechanism, even the use of military force against the israeli regime. today israel is committing genocide in gaza violating the very same convention. the main reason for turkey's bid delay is the country's comprehensive legal preparation. anchorer's legal expertise and experience in judicial matters and international court mechanisms are advanced. however, it is not expected that netanyahu or israel will stop the... genocide tomorrow due to immediate court decision. for this reason, there is a need to activate other mechanisms, possibly even the use of military force. however, in parallel with this, the legal actions being taken aim to show that genocide will not go unpunished. the south african case, which cites numerous state

institution depends on its impact on international developments, basically in the division of international organizations and international institutions of two types we have organizations, either they are effective organizations or ineffective organizations, so to speak, some of them are even called dead organizations, that is , they are organizations that, in principle, cannot even fulfill their own goals, in a way, their primary goals, and even the society. it is one of the great capacities of the islamic world. it is islamic unity and the islamic republic of iran always believes that this organization should be strengthened, but so to speak, considering that one of the primary goals of this organization of islamic cooperation was to deal with the issue of palestine and the issue of the freedom of quds sharif, but we actually see that because the governing policies of this organization, due to the presence of some countries that, as mr. doctor correctly said, are raising the issue of conservatism , are still oblivious to one of their original goals and have not been able to take action in

hassan hijazi, expert in internal zinos affairs. it's a pleasure having you with us, mr. hassan, now... how does the historical notion of the eighth decade curse influence the current existential anxiety among israely entity leaders and settlers alike given that the uh so-called first phase of hizballah's retaliation uh happened on sunday august 25th at dawn, which was a surprise for the entity. there is no doubt that the so-called eighth decade curse has become an obsession in zionist thinking. fueled by profound internal changes, regional challenges and unprecedented threats within its strategic environment. the resistances response to the assassination of senior leader sayid fuad shukr signals that these zionist fears and anxieties are now manifesting clearly and violently through the potential for escalating confrontations. the occupation has been engaged in a 10 month long war on the gaza and northern fronts, and the resistances response at this level significantly escalates the external challenge. pushing the occupation to the brink of collapse or major regional con

confirm the highest class, the rescue squad zubr is preparing for recertification according to international standards. a threat to food security and an alarming signal for all of europe. france will collect the worst grain harvest in 40 years. belarusians continue to fight for olympic. further, today our sporting interest is in freestyle wrestling and weightlifting competitions. a permanent hybrid war is being waged against the peoples of the cis countries. this was stated by the president of belarus alexander lukashenko at a meeting in minsk with participants of the session of the council of ministers of internal affairs of the cis member states. attempts to quarrel the post-soviet countries, to sow discord and split them from within are clearly visible today against the backdrop of the geopolitical changes taking place in the world, illegal sanctions, sponsorship and armament radical movements, all this is a link in one chain that is built to create man-made chaos in sovereign countries that are not going to live by someone else's orders. such a long history of the representative forum of

we will not wait for the international criminal court to do this. well, let's imagine that one of the ukrainians, for example, committed some treachery or arbitrarily destroyed prisoners of war. which is a fact of a war crime, for example, yes, they will understand why it happened and who is to blame, and who should bear the punishment, that is , it should not be hidden, it will be an investigation and a corresponding trial, but fear that for this , higher ranks will be brought in, which means that she is preparing such a thing the systematic, let's say, or large-scale policy of committing war crimes, what russia actually carries out in... the occupied territories , their practice of applying or committing war crimes to date actually covers, if we say, for example, article eight, a war crime, there there are 27 qualifications, all 27 qualifications we know everything about russia, and my question is different, why ukrainians, right now, the ukrainian authorities have decided that we need this ratification of this statute, please. i say once again, t

these big crimes have been condemned in public. international to the international court , this is in addition to that, but there is another subtle point. in my opinion, rome is threatening the security of the world, and it is in the eyes of america, the allies of the zionist regime , and the united zionist regime itself, the end of which will be known. it is the type of military actions that these are with their own method of so-called punctuation, starting this punctuation does not have high technology, that is, it happens to be a type of military operation that is low-cost and very general and public, that is, let's see at a small distance, suppose a criminal from the zionist , he is giving a speech somewhere, he is having fun on the beach. it means , just like america gave 5 million dollars to that lebanese martyr in zahiya a few years ago it is not necessary to spend money on this total military operation, which they are now legitimizing. well, it comes from everyone , it comes from all fronts of the resistance. it costs very little. this is a very serious issue. i think it is a

employees of the internal affairs unit'. who were wanted by russia. this was reported by the criminals, including 130 people, the head of the russian ministry of internal affairs vladimir kolokoltsev, who arrived in minsk to participate in a meeting of the council of ministers of internal affairs of the commonwealth member countries. the head of the ministry of internal affairs is accompanied by a film crew from the duty unit, a report by my colleague maxim movchan. a warm welcome in the capital of the republic of belarus. vladimir kolokoltsev arrived in minsk to participate in events at the council of ministers of internal affairs of the cis member states. and immediately to meet with colleagues and the president of belarus. the main vectors are planned to immediately expand and strengthen cooperation in the law enforcement sphere in the name of common security, both from external threats that can affect stability, and internal ones. here, special emphasis is placed on the fight against terrorism. cybercrimes, the number of which is growing, and frau

this international treaty recognizes the jurisdiction of the international criminal court and its authorityinvestigate crimes against humanity war crimes, genocide and the crime of aggression. ukraine signed the rome statute back in 2000, but ratified it only now. now the state can enjoy the benefits of a full-fledged member of the iss. what does this mean for ukraine - he will ask. in mary of our audience. maria, what does ulyanovska mean for ukraine, which joins our airwaves. hello, maria. congratulations natalya, congratulations on the ratification of the rome statute, what legal and practical consequences will today's vote in the verkhovna rada have? so, natalya, this is definitely an unusual event in the legal field the world, about the fact that ukraine should ratify the statute of the international criminal court, many lawyers, both ukrainian and international, have already said where. years without exaggeration, because, as you rightly said, ukraine joined the statute of the international criminal court back in 2000, but until now had not ratified the statute of this court. so, firs

um, international support for the situation. and i forgot to do it. but shouldn't this kind of international support to be mobilized back in 2022 because then same thing, we wouldn't be in the position. well, now indeed, i, i, you know, i think the, the situation based on to a card while we're also dealing with corporate 19, or towards the end of quoted 19 and the pets. and i'll spread. we also, as we saw cases in south africa in uh good the war and in a couple of other african countries. but the, you know, you have very product, we need from every event to emphasize the interconnectedness of the world. i think you're aware of some of the discussions and negotiations that are going on in time. i said i, you know, on, on demick preparedness as a global community, what we need to do together. and it, and those discussions extremely important because they highlight some of the issues of full invest, who would benefit, how we are equally or how we share that is and how we the need to said that responds and some of the rules that will determine how we beha

law, and since the russians can and do not want to use this international international law, no onel give lukashenko or anyone else dispose of own nuclear weapons, who knows. it will be that he has where he will be cursed and where they will launch him, so here, so that he does not tell there, nothing like that can happen, and the last one is very short, e tactical nuclear weapons e can be used, but e combat charge , the nuclear charge is charged before launch, an intercontinental ballistic missile, a mine there is different, they are already with a nuclear charge, and er, it is a tactical nuclear weapon, it is in warehouses and only before use it is loaded into missiles and... when the movement of these munitions from the warehouses to the missiles begins, we immediately record it, so far there have been no movements, no loadings, and according to our already given intelligence, it is not expected in the near future, sorry for that, and they record it countries that actually also have nuclear weapons, control the movement of nuclear, nuclear charges that are transported, it is clea

court of justice and the international criminal court. i shouldn't be surprised at all, the occupation doesn't need any justification for its massacres. today's massacre is one of hundreds committed under various pretexts. in the end, this is an occupier, murderer, a criminal committing genocide, killing and murdering in cold blood." protesters carried palestinian flags and chanted anti-israeli slogans. they voiced their support with resistance movements in gaza. protesters demanded immediate ceasefire in the besieg territory. they also condemned the us for its complicity in the israeli genocide, urging the international community to take action against israel. iranians will pay tribute to murdered hamas a chief ismal haniah during the memorial ceremony held in tehran. they demanded revenge for hannah who was assassinated by israel in the iranian capital in late july. has more in this report. after israel's assassination of political bureau chief of hamas ismail hanh in tehran iran officials strongly condemned the killing vowing to avenge

identifying and documenting this to international courts such as the international court of justice orhe international criminal court so that action can be taken . countries that care about the rule of law should take action against israel, and one of the issues that was proven much earlier. after the recent crimes of the zionist regime in the last 10 months against the palestinians it was the function of public opinion, which means that compared to other mechanisms and tools that could be used against the zionist regime , the war machine to stop it had more influence than public opinion. i want to ask you what effect the release of documents of sexual harassment of palestinians in prisons in the zionist regime has on public opinion, especially now in canada, where you are? condemn israel, more people are now asking the government to take action against israel, to put pressure on israel and to communicate with the israeli government so that it can finally take a step. do it for a truce, the israeli government has said that it has started an investigation in this regard, but all the cas

secondly, we adhere to the norms of international humanitarian law and international law, human rights, not because we are very kind and feel sorry for the russian prisoners of war, and because we are a civilized, democratic legal state that has assumed these obligations and fulfills them, in particular, with its own interest. in order to maintain the level of support from a large part of the world, in order to have that support and win over the russian federation, so it's ours, let it be our own self-interest, let it be our own humanity, but it has to go on and continue, that is, we cannot simply violate the rights of russian prisoners of war and russian civilians population. as for how to check, verify information from russian telegram channels and other sources? we really need to be careful here, because the russian federation has long since launched a large-scale disinformation campaign, it is trying to stimulate, including our military, to commit certain violations in order to later discredit the defense forces and reduce support for us, we must not allow this to happen , we have