mr. zalinski has success really resolved. the national issue in ukraine. on july 1st 2021. he signed law on the indigenous peoples of ukraine. it's almost a direct copy of the 1935 right citizen law of hitler's germany. according to the law, the 2nd largest people in the ukraine russians are not fully fledged people. zelinski also suggested that those who consider themselves russian to leave ukraine the way it video was i was getting and let me know whether gina this is my hero. a fisma show it and i do for you what i did the last i knew you were yet watching that. and i said the last of this guy get money. michelle. it's i think it was dinner. let's please let me know that it. oh good. under president zalinski, the question was directly posed to ukrainian society is ukraine self sufficient state? how do you assess the current relationship within united states and the training nice like a quality partnership or something else. i mean the cream became sort of a client feeds. i'm not safe with her, but i thought that he could continue with deborah keith and there's the sort o

would you ship this amendment with mr. zalinski has successfully resolved the national issue in ukraine. on july 1st 2021. he signed a law on the indigenous peoples of ukraine. it's almost a direct copy of the 1935 right citizen law of hitler's germany, according to the law. the 2nd largest people in the ukraine russians are not fully fledged people. zelinski also suggested that those who consider themselves russian to leave ukraine are way video and in fisma media. you know, whether it's gina, not fisma here. he was already in a fisma choice and i did it for you to go out for the ordinary course. melissa, this k, get my name, michelle. it is i think it was in here. let please let me know that it. oh, do you have under president zalinski? the question was directly posed to ukrainian society is ukraine self sufficient state. how do you assess the curious relationship between united states and a training right, like equality, a partnership or something else? i mean, the korean became sort of the client said, i'm not safe with her. but of course, that he could get it done for deborah keith

because i doubt that mr. zalinski either wants to or has the political room for maneuver to strike a peace deal with russia having just taken a big bite out of his country. the other possibility is that this is the beginning of a, of a, of an offensive that starts in eastern ukraine and then continues. we don't know. and i think behind closed doors, nato and the ukrainians are probably having just this discussion. what's the end game? what do we consider to be an acceptable outcome? thank you, charles captain speaking to us from washington. d. c. pleasure to have you with us . well, let's take a look at some of the other developments in the ukraine, russia conflict. courtney and president flooded me. it is lensky says, russia is loving quote, almost everyone and everything against his nation. he appealed to allies to deliver military aid to save thousands of ukrainian lives. the un security council held a meeting on the situation and ukraine, ukraine's ambassador edged members to address what he called brushes, dubious presence in the chamber brushes, representative accused the un of

because i doubt that mr. zalinski either wants to or has the political room for maneuver to strike a peace deal with russia having just taken a big bite out of his country. the other possibility is that this is the beginning of a, of a, of an offensive that starts in eastern ukraine and then continues. we don't know. and i think behind closed doors, nato and the ukrainians are probably having just this discussion. what's the end game? what are we considered to be an acceptable outcome? thank you, charles captain speaking to us from washington d. c. patient, happy with us. now the war in ukraine is affecting all aspects of life, including sport, with a football league suspended off to the invasion. ukrainian club shack that don't yet have begun a series of charity games that calling the purple toll for peace. the 1st matches took them to, to greece and poland, and now turkey. i hardly a moment goes by. when nicola, my ankle is thinking about the war, back home in ukraine, even here on the training field, in the turkish city of a stumble. before the horses thought, save for much for yo

because i doubt that mr. zalinski either wants to or has the political room for maneuver to strike a peace deal with russia having just taken a big bite out of his country. me, other possibility is that this is the beginning of a, of a, of an offensive that starts in eastern ukraine and then continues. we don't know. and i think behind closed doors, nato and the ukrainians are probably having just this discussion. what's the end game? what do we consider to be an acceptable outcome? thank you, charles, captain speaking to us from washington, d. c. patient, happy with us. my pleasure. now with russia focusing on the don best region, some ukrainians. returning to their homes in the north went, russian forces withdrew several weeks ago. he w, it's rebecca, which has traveled to a pin and found a city and people changed. one thing that strikes you when you enter a pain is the silence. these once bustling straits now scorched and deserted, then sometimes the silence is broken. by the sound of people trying to put their lives back together. of nelson to my route, 300 square meters of roof

would love, would you ship this amendment to mr. zalinski has successfully resolved the national issue in ukraine. on july 1st 2021. he signed a law on the indigenous peoples of ukraine. it's almost a direct copy of the 1935 right citizen law of hitler's germany. according to the law, the 2nd largest people have ukraine. russians are not fully fledged people. lensky also suggested that those who consider themselves russian to leave ukraine the way video. and in fisma media is genia. that fisma hero a fisma choice i do for you to the federal credit union watching them. and i said the last of this guy get money my shall it it's i think of it. i didn't hear a lot please let me know that he had it. oh, good here under president zalinski, the question was directly posed to ukrainian society is ukraine self sufficient state? how do you assess the curious relationship which in united states and the training, it's like a quality partnership or something else. i mean, the cream became sort of the client's faith. i'm not safe with her, but i picked, of course that he could committee a necessaril

it will be very interesting to see what happens next, because before mr. zalinski spoke, we also heard from various high ranking un officials among them. martin griffith the under secretary general for humanitarian affairs, who has been specifically tasked by the united nation security secretary general gutierrez to try and find a humanitarian ceasefire in ukraine. he travelled to moscow already in the last few days. he's going to travel to ukraine in the coming days to try and broker that c. sorry. and he also said we have a long road ahead of us. another remarkable statement that which is, gives you an idea of how very difficult it will be to try and broker that sci fi and bring peace to suit to ukraine and end all those atrocities that mrs. valencia was referring to. that was a yeah, i stood up almost because he said that after meeting with officials in moscow, you know, it gave us an idea that this is going to be probably a protracted war. and the ramifications, obviously, 1st and foremost, for ukraine before the overall world will be massive, especially, you know, people being dir

and that sound bite that we have just heard actually summarizes the 2 main points that mr. zalinski a tried to present before they knighted nation security council. on the one hand, his criticism of russia, of those war crimes, as he described them, telling also western nations telling the international community about those atrocities. on the other hand, also criticizing the united nations security council itself, or it's inaction and basically calling for a reform of the united nations security council. it's important to stress that the united nations security council has one of that key un institutions, holes. a lot of power, for example, has the capacity to present binding resolutions. yet at the same time, the 5 permanent members of that security council have a veto power. and one of those 5 members is russia, which basically means that on this particular case, it is very difficult to have concrete action from the united nations security council. and that was something that mr. savanski with this particular sound might but more in general with his age clearly tried to criticize.

so i propose that while we sort that out, i thank his excellency mr. zalinski for his compelling and powerful remarks. we will come back to the video when we've sorted out the technical for the technical issues around it. and may i say, speaking in my national capacity, may i express appreciation to the president for his leadership in war time and for the extraordinary fortitude and bravery of the ukrainian people under this unprovoked and illegal invasion? i resume my function as the president of the security council. and while we sort out the technical video, i propose to give the floor to those council members who wish to make statements. and i now give the floor to the representative of the united states. thank you madam president. let me also start by thanking you e, an ambassador nisa bay for her successful presidency during the month of march. madam president, as you begin your security council presidency, i want to thank the united kingdom for your leadership and for organizing this vital discussion on ukraine today. i also want to thank the secretary general for his remarks

so more than tanica williams days ago, we have handed over to the ukrainian site and mr. zalinski says he still has little or no knowledge of it. as far as sir deliveries or weapons to care for concerned its not only the american start to live with weapons, sir, they want the europeans to participate in land. although the americans take a lot of steps to deliver weaponry, we have settled as soon as these weapons will be answered in the ukraine. they will be a legitimate target for our who nationally sca army, our army is in ukraine. aid to is defending the rights of people who have been bombed far for 8 years, independent of the normandy format. you're pretty sure everybody was silent. germany and france, us all this of the means agreement. they have been signed and all these years. you've spoken pretty soon. regardless sudle scrutiny with all the russian speaking population, not only and on bus, not only in the 2 were independent republics were oh, was mother you to under repressions. steves to cusack, russian population of di you'll crane was pressure rice. look either the last out o

fi and demilitarized ukraine, whatever one wants to put in the pit down on a piece of paper the mr. zalinski will sign before he runs away or is hanged. ok, we for he run. so he has an interesting way of putting and think like who's who is going to determine the outcome of this a conflict here and what would be a fair outcome? ok, make yourself a neutral observer? what would be fair at the end of the day? i want to keep our keep our viewers in mind with, you know, thinking about 8 years of war and the dawn best, which the west took no interest in whatsoever. you know, that is very, very important. the west doesn't recognize the crowd a crimea referendum, but the certainly the crime ins do. so we're at this stage here. what would be fair or is that impossible to answer? go ahead. i'm not sure that we can talk in terms of fairness. now that will have to be determined over more than our lifetimes link, pending on interpretations. i'd like to say a few words literally, single words about the kind of ukraine that we're going to see at the, after military. the military actions are over. we will no

mr. zalinski presence alexys concerns. it would have been good for the un secretary general to headed to ukraine 1st to see what's happening there. i understand that he will go and we'll see president alecky, but i think it was a mistake not to go to a t key at 1st and to ukraine 1st. right. but we're always told, of course, that negotiations are better than war. let's say here from the u. s. secretary of state anthony blank and talking about ukraine to the u. s. senate foreign relations committee. our purpose is to make sure that they have within their hands the ability to repel the russian aggression. and indeed to strengthen their hand at an eventual negotiating table. we've seen no sign to date. the president putin, a serious about meaningful negotiations if he is. and if the ukrainians engaged will support that. so doesn't cancel your experience in the us state department and elsewhere. having seen what appears to be the bad faith of the russian state in so many of these negotiations. do you anticipate that better sor

or meanwhile, mr. zalinski year made a speech at the grammy's was followed by john leisure performing his new song free with ukrainian exiles, including singer actress micah newtown for louis netapp sing process. i will no were, am in your washing d w. news. a reminder of our main story, this, our russian forces are being accused of committing mass atrocities before retreating from areas near the ukrainian capital key footage of debt civilians and st in the streets of butcher have sparked outrage with some leaders calling the killing war crimes and germany has all the shots, has joined other western leaders in condemning what appears to be the deliberate killings of civilians and they have threatened moscow with further tougher sanction . you're watching the every news coming up next sunday that we news asia august on prime minister in but on hans political troubles and how we got there and how football is giving these kids and india what they have in short supply of dreams. all that and all that more coming up in just a moment on the w news age. i'm little rock and berlin on behalf o

not mr. zalinski go ahead, daniel. it seems to me, this is the most incompetent handling damage of foreign affairs issue in the history of the world. i don't believe that washington has a clue what it's doing. the only thing that's driving the.

thank you mr. zalinski. the war in ukraine is not just a conflict between ki, of in moscow for some, it's a fight for their national identity to speak, their own language arts. he heard from one such person named dmitri who was from mary opal and joined the daniel people's militia in 2014, to fight for his homeland solemn nearby than i felt offended when some people came to my city in 2014 and began to tell me what language, i should speak how i should live. we held a referendum. we want to be with russia. we are russians with merry opal has always been a russian city. we began to fight for our land 8 years of fighting. and finally, now i've returned to my native land. i'm overwhelmed with emotions. for me there is great happiness. it's impossible to scribe what's going on in my heart. someone is sad that the city is destroyed, but there was no other way out. and no one had the strength to wait any longer. i will rebuild the city. i'll be glad to put my whole soul into making it better. we are russian people

not mr. zalinski. go ahead. daniel. it seems to me, this is the most incompetent handling damage of foreign affairs issue in the history of the world. i don't believe that washington has a clue what it's doing. the only thing that's driving the policy right now was the military industrial complex every week. now for the last 2 or at least 2 or 3 weeks, we see a new $800000000.00 military aid package going to ukraine. you know, after a while these $800000000.00 weekly checks are going to start adding up. right. so you have the u. s. ending massive amounts of military last week, the president. well, the president's people met with a top u. s. military manufacturer saying, hey guys, we got a ramp up production. they said great. the ceo of raytheon has been open about what a massive profit this is turning out to be for as shareholders. are you seeing a policy driven not by us national interests, but by the special interests of the military industrial complex and the special interests of people like victoria newland. let's n

i say, thanks mr. zalinski. and in the ukrainian city of matter, you pull, which has almost been raised to the ground. civilians are starting to leave basements as russian troops have taken control of. most of the city, many people have been trapped in shelters with little food or water since the beginning of march, and humanitarian aid is now making his way through ortiz roman casa reports from the city. well, once again, we are here in myrtle. once again, we are delivering humanitarian age, things like food, medicine, hygienic items, and basically anything else that people here have been lacking for the last, almost 2 months. as you can see, many parts of the city are devastated. people are on the streets, there is no electricity, no running water. and of course many she went italian missions are here. now trying to help these people out at a distance you can see people are registering with. then you don't ask people's republic authorities over there. people are receiving humanitarian aid from other organizati

and mr. zalinski is her good . a desire to buy your public relations sir the communication concert, and soon we'll try to give him some hints to try to, to make some propositions to appear as a sort of for, oh, interesting and a strong statement. orval, or is propositions are totally clueless to, to really achieve a better term or negotiating system a to are never. if, if we will be, or the know security can see united nation, if you expected one, a member or like your a russia, there is no possibility of negotiation. so ruler award order is totally or destroyed. so this is totally absurd, that of course he reflects or view your report. motion of the uni paul on world earth, promoted by united states and on it's close. us are nice. yeah, the new world order looks a lot like the old world order at the moment at pierre, a manual to man geo politics expert. thank you very much for your time today. well, just to give you more on the events in the ukrainian city of butcher that's been dominating the un security council.

mr. ron con, ukraine's president blown as zalinski says he spoken to the german chancellor, but imposing more sanctions on russia. local officials say they found graves with the bodies of dozens of civilians in the village of the sofa near keith. russian forces of withdrawn from the arab and at the sight of another mass grave in boucher ukrainian war crimes, prosecutors and forensic experts of exam 9 more bodies. in total, the cities mass as $320.00 civilians have been confirmed dead. the initial discovery of bodies in civilian clothes, in boucher prompted more sanctions against russia. and the countries expulsion from the un human rights council. and ukrainian officials say the death toll from friday's missiles for i can train station and come at tours, has risen to 57 more than 100 people were injured. moscow has denied responsibility for the attack, suggesting that ukraine targeted civilians because provided no evidence for its claim. for the last few days have seen a series of high profile visits by world leaders to peeve out as a was racial said, he has more that recently we have ju

and coming back to you, crane speaking about the long awaited piece there, mr. oliver said the president zalinski is changing his mind too often, and that creates lots of problems. lots of obstacles for piece talk to remind you. there were already several rounds of negotiations between here, but most go very tough, but very productive and have been successful in both sides agreed until it all stopped at the end of march. and now hopes are that the 2 countries will be able to get back to the table soon. i think corresponded maria from ocean. i thank you for the update. now to lay an american journalist who's been covering the conflict from inside ukraine has reportedly gone missing in the city of hard calls for the report is now fearful his life, saying gonzalez, lira has been out of contact contact since last friday. extremely troubling that gonzalo lira, the u. s. citizen in ukraine has disappeared from social media. he was scheduled to interview me last friday about zalinski, s s b u kidnapping, and assassinating dissidence. and now i fear he has become its latest victim. if gonzalo lira has in

those who are trapped in the as of stud a steel plant, and my guess is that both the president zalinski but also mr. quoterush or hoping that president to add one would use whatever influence he might have on flooding me . putting to convince him to finally allow these evacuations to happen. now, you said of their turkey has been positioning itself as a mediator between russia and ukraine. turkey has good ties with both countries. how is turkey, though? as a nato member, managing the tricky balance of trying to remain neutral in such a complicated situation. well, what the turkish government is doing, it's supporting ukraine while opposing sanctions on moscow. and my impression is that this balancing act is getting more and more complicated and difficult. the longer these war drags on now on the diplomatic level and not much has happened since the end of march took. he actually managed to bring negotiate his from ukraine and russia. together here in istanbul, but these peace talks of these talks have sold. although the turkish government is still saying it's trying to bring together the 2 president

there are mr. oliver of sad that president zalinski is changing his mind too often and bad creates lots of problems. lots of obstacles for peace talks. to remind you, there were already several rounds of negotiations between kia and moscow. very tough, but very productive and even successful as both sides agreed until it all stopped at the end of march. and now hopes are that the 2 countries will be able to get back to the table soon. moving on the white house said it's not in us interest to send american troops to ukraine. however, washington says shipping more weapons to key if, despite the objections from moscow, the white house statements came in response to a suggestion by a high ranking democratic lawmaker who was called for american boots on the grounds in ukraine. i deeply worried that what's going to happen next is that we will see ukraine turn into syria. the american people cannot turn away from this tragedy in ukraine. i think the history of the 21st century turns on how fiercely we defend freedom in ukraine, and that putin will only stop when we stop him. the world knows th

there are mr. oliver of sad that president zalinski is changing his mind too often. and that creates lots of problems, lots of obstacles for peace talks to remind you there were already several rounds of negotiations between keith and moscow. very tough, but very productive and even successful as both sides agreed until it all stopped at the end of march. and now hopes are that the 2 countries will be able to get back to the table soon. i to lay an american journalist who's been covering the conflict from inside ukraine has reportedly gone missing in the city of hawk of fella report is now fearful his life. st. gonzalo lira had been, has been out of contact since last friday, extremely troubling that gonzalo lira a u. s. citizen in ukraine has disappeared from social media. he was scheduled to interview me last friday about the lensky, s b, u kidnapping, and assassinating dissidence. and now i fear he has become its latest victim. gonzalo lira has indeed been disappeared by ukraine's s b u. he joins a long list of dissidence. leftists, human rights activists and loca

there are mr. oliver of sad that president zalinski is changing his mind too often, and that creates lots of problems. lots of obstacles, full piece, talked to remind you there were already several rounds of negotiations between keith and moscow. very tough, but very productive and even successful as both sides agreed until it all stopped at the end of march. and now hopes are that the 2 countries will be able to get back to the table soon. ah, the ukrainian military apparently deployed bond cluster munitions while targeting a residential area inside the country last month. as according to a new investigation by the new york times, who's a rifka village in a b hawk of reach in was shelves, while ukrainian troops where retaking the area. but the cluster munitions that landed next to mister dorshek goes house was not fired by russian forces based on evidence reviewed by the new york times during a visit to the area. it is very likely to have been launched by the ukrainian troops who are trying to retake the area. plus discuss this article now with ortiz on a boy. ok, thanks for coming

on the their own on, on the diplomatic efforts to find a piece and to they present. zalinski says that we shouldn't mr. put trinity to find a piece or to, to design a deal that called and the, the war that is on going in the country asking he's, he's pleased obviously about, and weapons contributions be made by the british prime minister at, but also frustration calling for. that's been embargo on energy exports from russia, but then also frustration with nato that too. so ukraine has a painful history with, with nature just in 2008 was 1st time that you came, wanted to join a joint nato. but by that time it has been blocked by france and germany. and today the ukrainian for a for the minister dimitra quin caliber said that v r p in the cost of the strategic mistake that has been done by france and germany by blocking a u. k. a ukrainian, a membership to, to, to nato. so am just at before the beginning. and that was also a pretext for the russian invasion as well. because russia was seen that it's dread line that you claim a jury. you claimed joining nato is a red line and if that goes on it will inva

emphasize on the, on, on, on the diplomatic efforts to find a piece and to the present. zalinski says that we shouldn't mr opportunity to find a piece or 2 to design a deal that could and the, the war that is on going in the country was still a heads on al jazeera will tell you about a unique referendum that's just taking place in mexico and we meet the doctor, his personal experience inspired him to open somalis 1st public not bank in decades . ah. the journey has begun. the 34 world carp is on its way to catherine book. your travel package to day. hello, the weather's large. he set fare across much of japan over the next day or so with a little area cloud just pushing out of east and china that will roll towards the cream monitor. the far south of depends on where to weather coming through here, but the more dominant feature this area of low pressure, just extending its way across the far northeast of china, will introduce some very heavy rain into the east side of china, running right down into central and southwestern parts over the next hour. so there's that where to weather therefore, key issues tha

emphasize on the, on, on, on the diplomatic effort to find a piece and to the present. zalinski says that we shouldn't mr opportunity to find a piece or to, to design a deal that could and the, the war that is ongoing in the country. well, in mockery to the west of ki volunteers are helping with the clean up after the retreat of russian forces was our correspondence, emron. com discovered the task brings its own dangers, says 10 days ago, the ukrainian army in russian forces full pitched battles in the streets of mockery . now, an army of volunteers is fighting a different one to clean up the streets. their weapons, old fashioned rooms and physical strength these people are members of a bodybuilding club and keep them come to help alongside their friends. they sweep into the suit market. every time we are trying to clean up the mass that the russians left behind, we are trying to bring normality to our country as you green. but it's dangerous work. minds and booby traps everywhere. they work with the military to stay as safe as they can. we asking for the military guys and from national, what is i found

emphasize on the, on, on, on the diplomatic efforts to find a piece and to the present. zalinski says that we shouldn't mr opportunity to find a piece or to, to design a deal that could and the, the war that is on going in the country. mexicans are deciding whether president andrews, manuel lopez, over a dorm should stay or go in an unprecedented referendum called by the president himself. he says the recall vote is vital to confirm his democratic mandate. but opponents say the $80000000.00 exercise is a waste of money. they're calling for a boycott. 40 percent of voters must take part for the results to be binding. content does not bloom us go and then with so many we had to suffer and put up with we were only satisfied with making means and social networks. but in any case, they kept on doing what they wanted. so i think this is going to be a good opportunity to put a stop to them when a passport get him as a own. it seems to me an unprecedented opportunity for the people of mexico to legalize this type of citizen participation. the possibility of recalling the president to be able to decide on the futu

emphasize on the, on, on, on the diplomatic efforts to find a piece and to the present. zalinski says that we shouldn't mr opportunity to find a piece or to, to design a deal that could, and the, the war that is on going in the country will sell to come on the program. and he stay, olga, mexico's present, gives versus the chance to say whether it's done for re election or government is not perfect. we've never climb to b. lo is called in australia or as well by mrs scott mars and outlines his page for a noun. ah hello please to say that we have now got dry weather into eastern parts of australia. there's still a few showers in the forecast over the next few days at the moment this autumn on the way of cloud. they're just stretched across the bike, pushing right back into southern parts of a western australia. so wet weather, therefore, perth, pushing across the far south of south australia and down towards the southeast by the north. as you can see, dry and fine, good looking day for monday. then up towards c, a, cape york, but it's there still some showers and wet by the continues just across the top han

mr. ron con. the claims president vladimir zalinski says he spoken to the german chancellor about imposing more sanctions on russia. local officials say they found graves with a bodies of dozens of civilians in the village of the sofa that's near keith. russian forces have recently withdrawn from the area for the sight of another mass grave in boucher, ukrainian war crimes, prosecutors and forensic experts of zoomed 9 more bodies in total. the cities mass is 320 civilians have been confirmed dead. the initial discovery of bodies in civilian clothes and boucher prompted more sanctions against russia. and the countries expulsion from the un human rights council and ukrainian officials say the death toll from pride as missiles strike on a train station. and cramp tours has risen to 57 more than a 100 people were injured. moscow has denied responsibility for the attack, suggesting ukraine targeted civilians does provided no evidence for its claim. in my career to the west of quay volunteers, i helping with the clean up after the retreat of russian forces. but as our correspondent emma can found out, the task

being realized that you could trust areas on what is the same way to mr. lansky or it if that meeting ever comes about couldn't zalinski agree on anything? can you really deliver what he promises? you know, to keep your promise you should be in depends what happens in pakistan. you can see that just for the sake of visiting moscow, the president in ron ha, now beach couple down by an interaction which is supported by the american operations. that is very clear because we know it from our story. for that reason, if you ask me, mister booker will keep it as promised. news. also believe that mister zalesky will keep this promise. i cannot say yes. why? because i do not believe that the last to go mister zalinski is very free to take is all decisions. that is the issue that we should discuss in the next coming days for the peace process talking. as mr. larosa i mentioned a couple of minutes ago, says that zaleski government started the brand new issues to the table after the stumble funnel. so this is unacceptable. for that reason mr. avalon is keeping it this promises, but he pay a lot, especially in his struggle insight