the secretary of the national security council and other colleagues , members of the national securityouncil, did you know that you included a random person? well, it doesn't happen that way. then we included 20% by chance. and today, we included russian oligarchs whose property is here and who could help the ukrainian army to quickly liberate the russian federation . this is us we don't apply it. a lot. well, there is still a lot of russian business in ukraine. tell me the details of this law that you mentioned. about alpha bank. what was the decision of the parliament in the end? it was voted on. it was actually sent to the president's office. to be honest, i'm not ready to say whether it was signed or not . no, not signed, don't tell me, because we are not able to look into the parliament, unfortunately, you are not able to look into the parliament, although my colleagues and i have appealed to the leadership of the parliament many times with a request to allow journalists to return to the walls of the parliament to work because everyone knows when the verkhovna rada is sitting and

aren't all these people there, can't oppose one deputy secretary not even to the head of the national security councilt of ukraine, but to the deputy secretary of the national security council who, in your opinion, is doing something illegal then, is there simply some kind of protectorate of higher powers, or is this person once upon a time in our country, from the party of regions, sat in every ministry, in every committee, and now this person comes and he has influence because he is the deputy secretary of the national security council and has the opportunity to come to all committees and some opinions are allowed. smolyachchi put a logical question to this word, that's exactly why patient organizations have already publicly started to declare it because maybe the president's office doesn't see and doesn't know which person we have who leads the national security and defense council, because you know actually the entire media space was cleared from the 14th year of the village to mr. solovyov. that is, professionals there worked so that his reputation was not visible . is there such things were done

, because 3,000 collaborators and representatives of the national security council have been e national security council in the cultural sphere, there are some singers who have ukrainian citizenship but have been living in the russian federation for a long time and now have not expressed themselves in any way in support of ukraine. of the orthodox church and mr. vitaly, what will this decision lead to, because we have been waiting for this for a long time, and because it is symbolic, first of all, because it is obvious that patriarch kirill does not have property here, he does not have anywhere, by the way he is a monk, you know. he formally can't own anything at all. i don't even want to think that he owns everything, because he is not a poor person anyway. well, maybe not false persons on some relatives, relatives, relatives, acquaintances, but to impose an arrest it is not possible on gundyaev's property. there are no monks. today, look officially, the poor poor man is sitting on the rocks with such a watch, such cars, and everything like that. but there is nothing, poor ma

of state of the united states the ex-director of european and eurasian affairs at the us national security council will begin an analysis of the current extremely difficult situation in the world. in the case of the possible use of the so-called dirty nuclear bomb by ukraine, no one believed him, but we understand for what purpose that his i called in the main capital of the euro-atlantic community in order to demonstrate the seriousness of the intentions of the russian federation, perhaps it is about the use of tactical nuclear weapons . thank you very much for the invitation, mr. burkovsky, it is always a pleasure to talk to you. so this once again emphasizes the fact that russians believe that power comes from fear . convinced of this when dealing with many russians during various negotiations during my diplomatic career but for the first time in my life conversations about the use nuclear weapons did not cause much fear, they were not taken seriously, and therefore they turned out to be counterproductive by talking about the so-called dirty bomb. i think that now it is an attempt to instill fe

today our colleagues also asked john kirby red e-e from the representative of the us national security council again about what the escalation on the part of russia indicates and whether it can intimidate ukraine or intimidate the west let's let's listen to what putin said. it is clearly not the actions of a confident leader, a leader who feels confident in how this war is being waged, it is brutal, it is bloody, it is ugly, and as the president said, it is in particular about war crimes and atrocities by putin deliberately pursues civilian targets and tries to kill ukrainian civilians not to mention their soldiers and he tries to instill fear in them but it has the opposite effect he helped unite nato he strengthened the resolve of the international community he absolutely did not instill fear in the hearts of the ukrainian people you could see how they sang on the subway after the terrorist attacks over the weekend, they took to the streets, they are brave, they are capable, they are determined, and the united states, with our allies and partners around the world, will continue provide secur

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and end the war that russia has already lost, we understand that the meeting of the united nations security council took place behind closed doors attention of the regime, i do not have information about what exactly they talked about there, but in any case, we understand that putin will suffer extremely powerful blows and cannot win on the battlefield using conventional weapons, and accordingly, perhaps he will prepare some kind of hellish scenario, accordingly , the main task is to arrive an adequate response from the euro-atlantic community is a fair analogy and many american analysts claim that we are closer to a nuclear war due to russia in ukraine today than at any time since of the cuban crisis, my former colleagues at work, friends, in the biden administration, they are taking this threat very seriously. in search of an adequate response from nato and the usa, and this is important. we are sure that deterrence is an important factor. to use nuclear weapons, i assume that the response will be an intensive conventional attack, which will first of all be directed at the russian military forces

it is also connected with the activity of the councils of the national councils security of the un anday recognized russia as a terrorist regime, a european sadist - this is a parliamentary assembly eh and a very important osce and there was such a point in the resolution that russia does not have the right to be among the permanent academics of the security council. security, where is russia with the right of veto to allow peacekeeping forces to enter, and i think that the meeting with kuleb is logical, mrs. olya. thank you. olga kosharna, an expert on nuclear energy , was with us. ukraine decided to introduce personal sanctions against russians and ukrainians on the blacklist of more than 3,600 people and companies . artists on september 30, the national security and defense council of ukraine finally decided to introduce personal sanctions against russians and ukrainians who encroached on the sovereignty and territorial integrity of ukraine. we focus not on apprenticeship, but on the fact that we can really dismantle the russian influence and at the same time influence the state of

china and saudi arabia today in relation to nafta, let's talk about the sanctions of the national security counciltime, because 3,000 collaborators and representatives of the cultural sphere have been sanctioned by the national security council, there are some e-e singers who have ukrainian citizenship but have been living in to the russian federation and now they have not spoken out in any way in support of ukraine, they have not left the territory of the russian federation, not in general, but in silence, but about the war and the head of the russian orthodox church, what is important about the russian orthodox church, and mr. vitaly, what will this decision lead to, because we have been waiting for this for a long time i because it is symbolic. first of all, because it is obvious that patriarch kirill has no property here, by the way, he has no property anywhere, he is a monk, you know. he formally cannot own anything at all. i don't even want to think that he owns everything, because he is, one way or another, a person is not poor. well, maybe not impersonators of some relatives, relatives, re

critics argue we need to drill more at home but here's national security council john kirby on why it'sot happening. >> we are trying to transition to clean energy environment good for the economy and the environment and where the president wants to take us but transitions are tests take time. maria: they do take time like ten or 20 years, should we kill off also fuels now? >> the hardest thing for someone in the political business to do is stand up and say you know what? who wrong in this administration will not do that. they will drive america into the ditch and they are economically and national security wise having to rely upon foreign countries for energy is bad public policy so they are wanting to this environmental altar where they pray everyday and hurting americans. they are listening to a missed cash the president stands up in florida and says the reason hurricane ian came was because the use of fossil fuel, non nonsense. no data. the put america in jeopardy economically, national security on this pre-new deal craziness hurting americans so the needs sensibilities. calvary is

. >> still to come, the united nations security council to discuss iranian-made kamikaze drones in ukraineand 20 explosions hit one of me and mark's most notorious prisons. -- between explosions hit one of myanmar's most notorious prisons. ♪ >> hello, once again. i'm afraid there is more heavy rain in the forecast. we have seen some very heavy rain recently just around that eastern side of queensland towards the southeastern corner here, ju to the rthwest of brisbane. 100 25 millimeters in 24 hours. could see similar amounts of rain pushing into the northeast of new south wales as we go through the next 24 hours. high-pressure to the south does keep it largely dry to victoria. there's that weather weather setting in as we go through thursday. big downpours coming through here, flood warnings in force. there will be further disruption, further problems. repeat performance as we go into friday. we see some wetter weather at this stage in parts of victoria. wetter weather also sweeping down across tasmania, pushing towards new zealand, but ahead of that, it is largely settled and sunny over n

ukraine and now this week uh russia asked week uh russia asked week uh russia asked security council of the united nations security council of the united nations security council of the united nations to form a commission to investigate to form a commission to investigate to form a commission to investigate these claims so we also this week russia these claims so we also this week russia these claims so we also this week russia staged a nuclear manure staged a nuclear manure staged a nuclear manure which it didn't do for three years which it didn't do for three years which it didn't do for three years for uh for for the last three years and for uh for for the last three years and for uh for for the last three years and uh so we have a strategic nuclear threat uh so we have a strategic nuclear threat uh so we have a strategic nuclear threat uh tactical nuclear threats which shall uh tactical nuclear threats which shall uh tactical nuclear threats which shall continue which the kremlin continue to continue which the kremlin continue to continue which the kremlin continue to repeat we have dirty bomb we have

with this city, secretary of the national security and defense council of ukraine had a picture of the burning bridge alongside marilyn monroe was singing. happy birthday. mister president's will. of course, yesterday friday was vladimir putin, the president of russia's 70th birthday sick. byrne was the simple comment from another official ukrainian accounts, but i suspect the behind this provider there is a bit of nervousness in ukraine about what the response from russia might be. this is a huge blow to them both logistically and in terms of psychology as well logistically, it makes that very, very difficult for the russians to supply that troops in the south of ukraine fighting against ukrainian forces that in other world news, at least 2 palestinians had been killed and 11 others injured by israeli forces in the occupied west bank. they were targeted during and israeli raid and the janine refugee camp sources say one of the detained is a brother of a member of the islamic. she had called abraham is in ramallah with more on these really res. seem janine, we know that jeanine has bee

oleksiyovychaslavych, i wish you the national security council - this is the state body that first receivesective information from all the power structures of the armed forces of ukraine and analyzes and offers its decision, according to your opinion or to the time has come because there is an ongoing discussion between diplomats and politicians, is it not time to break diplomatic relations with belarus after all, or today is the time, in your professional opinion, are there other circumstances that do not allow it to be done right now. thank you. i want to emphasize that it is easier to break diplomatic relations relationship and you know for we will not hesitate if the president makes such a decision - it is memorable, but today there is a clear understanding that the position is that of president lukashenko, and what is it today on the territory of belarus, and what is the chosen method? nevertheless, he is now there, but we see on today, we do not observe the direct participation of the belarusian military in these operations; moreover, i can say that the belarusian boys and girls who a

minister, accusing powers of the mind and get full warranty on national security. molly and official took his case straight to the un security council. molly reserves the right to exercise its right to some defense if france continues to undermine the sovereignty of our country and to undermine its territorial integrity and its national security package, united nations security council meeting. the molly foreign minister went on to repeat allegations that molly has leveled at the paris government in the past. and these include allegations that france continues to use, marley, a space, and also that it continues to supply weapons to islamic militants who are operating primarily in the north west and parts of molly. now we are talking here about extremis, with links to al qaeda with links to islamic state. and they have been on the offensive for the better part of a decade. the relations between marley and france soured, particularly after the qu, in their country, back in august 2020. and amongst the other criticisms that the molly government has towards france is that it says that france has vetoed or has stopped any kind of develop

bush and proliferation strategy at the national security council. have vladimir putin claiming it. >> he lost things over the weekend and things are worse and worse, led many people to conclude the likelihood he may use a tactical nuclear weapon either as a demonstration or something in the field is becoming increasingly likely, maybe not probable yet but increasingly likely and at least as likely as it's been at any time in the united states since the cuban missile crisis. >> trace: if i get you right, what you are saying if he feels like he needs to use a nuclear weapon to hold on to power, you believe he will. >> i think he is trying to make the calculation now, what will keep me in office. he faces from the ultra national right after him, he has made every mistake he could have made along the way and he's not doing very well. if he thinks that he could use nuclear weapons and that it would achieve some battlefield success he may use them, especially if he thinks the united states or nato don't have the resolve to punish him for that. so, this is

. >> this morning russian president vladimir putin has been holding a national security council meeting after what he says was a terrorist attack orchestrated by ukraine linking russia and russian-occupied crimea. ukrainian officials haven't claimed responsibility. there are growing concern moscow could resort to nuclear weapons. >> cnn's frederik pleitgen is live in kyiv. just standing there in front of where one of these missiles struck, tell us about the scene where you are, fred. >> reporter: hi, brianna. standing right next to one of the craters of this massive rocket that was launched here into central kyiv. you can see this rocket left this gigantic impact crater annihilating the tarmac here of the road and going several feet deep into the ground. this was just a couple hours ago, really a scene of absolute carnage. this is one of the places where rockets and missiles struck this morning here in kyiv. we had a really rude awakening, i'd say about 15 minutes past 8:00 in the morning. that's about 1:15 your time, when several rocks started striking kyiv. that went on for several ho

national security. when he raised those concerns at the meeting of the un security council on tuesday. molly reserves to riots exercise its right to self defense. if france continues to undermine the sovereignty of our country and to undermine its territorial integrity and its national security as cross live now to our correspondence. busy paula slee: good afternoon, sir. paula. now the situation around molly's heating of. what's molly's position here? well, some more comments. we heard at that united nations security council meeting, coming from the molly foreign minister, were allegations against paris that we have heard in the past. and these are, that france continues to violate molly a space and at the same time provide assistance to islamic militants who have links with al qaeda, an islamic state who are on the offensive, and has been on the offensive in their country for the better part of 10 years operating primarily in the north of the country. now what we heard also is that the other european countries, despite leaving molly earlier this year, we have not seen the paris government do the same.

one thing that tonight and nation security council hives the war, cross own waters on that and identify arms and weapons. united nations is a peace organization. that is what it's, what it was is if it is not able to do the rest of the things, i'd rather secondly, that is important. obviously did it as in any and every going drag did i was in the system or in that going dragon said there is a special big number g entered alarm. it is either in excess of the alarm off. you acknowledge ye will not be given. i grant acknowledge g i saw across the word by you and it on it said the deal would be is data point there? yes or no, that's an important question mark as well. so what impact do you think this current situation of the rushing around have denied, collaborates in these weapon cells of the drones and they have been used by it when you miss west many western states doing it. what potential impacts could this have on the radio nuclear deal? i think limited reason it has got a very different but a view of operation b. b as a levy, the wife and a year. and i think it is july and december th

he made those comments during a meeting of the russia national security council. we can have more details now with our correspondent, his marina cause the main gist of what he said today was that it was only a matter of time before russia responded this morning. we saw this massive wave of air strikes on different ukrainian cities. but he really emphasized and summed up in fact, the terrorist nature of those in charge of ukraine now, so that people understand the reason behind what we saw happen in ukraine. if it isn't, was the kiev regime has long resorted to terrorist methods, such as the assassination of activists, journalists and scientists, both in ukraine and russia. this also includes the terrors shelling of the don best cities and also nuclear terrorism. the artillery shelling of this apparition, nuclear power plant, who benefits from these attacks the camp regime has placed itself among the most tutorial, international terrorist organizations. now this of course comes just hours after us as chief investigator informed vladimir putin, that ukrainian specia

started asking the authorities and where are the friends and since good last friday, the national security councilpted the first, well, adopted a large package of such sanctions, it tells us about 1,300 entities, among which there are russian oligarchs, who have a lot of property, friedbenderibaska forests, it is not a lot all, but the majority, if it is true, well, sources tell me that it is really true, then we are waiting for a presidential decree, which puts the decision of the national security council into effect, it will be in this decree. well, maybe the end of this week, maybe the beginning of the next. of justice and where are they and the corruption court takes away property and there is property if i include it when the nsdc includes everything, then it is approximately 2.5-2 billion dollars with us, that is, this process has begun, we will see which of the president or there will be names clear well, they confirm to us all sides what is really the most interesting thing under sanctions is the first step, because 2 billion is a lot, there are 300 billion lying in the usa for which we h

. >> caitlin, biden's own national security council in state department have been a bit more measured on this issue. how alarming is it to see the president speaking like this? >> i have asked officials about this, they said that he is basically just making clear how seriously they are taking putin 's threats. we knew that, because officials said they made clear to their russian counterparts behind the scenes what the consequences would be if russia actually decided to do this. but you are right, we have not seen officials at the pentagon or the state department or the national security council go as far as president biden tonight. invoking armageddon, saying that he believes that there is no possible use for a tactical nuclear weapon without actually getting to armageddon. there has been this idea of what if russia deployed one over the black sea, what if they used a smaller one and a certain area to send a warning shot, basically. the president is making clear tonight that he believes that if russia goes that far, the consequences would be catastrophic. he is going further,, and bas

we have not seen officials at the pentagon or the state department or the national security council go as far as president biden did tonight, invoking armageddon, saying that he believes there is no possible use of a tactical nuclear weapon without it actually getting to armageddon. there has been this idea of what if russia deployed one over the black sea, what if they used a smaller one in a certain area to send a warning shot, basically. the president is making clear tonight he believes if russia goes that far, the consequences would be catastrophic. he is going further and basically just being more blunt in his language than we have seen other officials. >> i got to ask you, we have discussed this before. the president was had ukraine, made some comments. he was in poland. made some comments in ukraine, the white house walked it back. he made other comments. the white house walked it back. no one is walking back this? >>> not yet. i asked, the president is on his way back to the white house now. i asked if there is any clarify that u.s. officials could add. they have not added anyt

in short, 2 permanent members of the security council have enabled kim young an a james base has more from united nations. yes, not the 1st time we've seen this happen when there has been a security council meeting in new york. north korea does not normally attend the security council when it's being talked about. it doesn't send it's ambassador. it ignores the meeting, but also a number of occasions they've actually while that security council's been meeting her far off, a missile at the news from the security council meeting is that ambassador thomas greenfield and those around her. and you can see the japanese and the south korean ambassador are to one side of her as well as other members of the security council . they're all in agreement of where things are and the need for tough action against north korea. but that is not the overall view of the security council and ambassador thomas greenfield. when she spoke in the counsel singled out 2 countries, she said that were enabling north korea that were protecting north korea in her words. now she didn't name those 2 countries, but i can tell you it's ob

he made the comments during a meeting of the national security council about the recent attack on the coach bridge in crimea, gave citizen was like t a regime as long resorted to terrorist methods, such as assassination of activists, journalist scientists, both in ukraine and in russia. it also includes the terrorists shelling the cities of the don bass and also nuclear terrorism, such as lead artillery strikes against these upper of your nuclear power plant. we know who are the beneficiaries of these attacks do. the key regime has placed itself alongside international terrorist organizations. the most notorious once those are dozens of myth aisles have had critical infrastructure in major cities all across ukraine. critical energy and communications infrastructure has been struck in at least 14 cities. that is, according to ukranian officials, the capital key of was at the forefront of the attack. ah, well, this is some of the latest footage we've received. currently, the extent of the damage is unclear. but as you see, several vehicles have been destroyed. russia's defense ministry

uh, the decision of the ukrainian national security council to apply for an accelerated entry of ukrainest an attempt to make a good minute in a bad game. , were waiting for some fateful statement on the ukrainian crisis. but as far as i understand, nothing but routine accusations against russia by the secretary general. nato is and did not issue. yes, thunberg has become, once again he confirmed that nato is not going to go to war with russia for ukraine. and he answered questions about the ukrainian application for entry rather evasively. in the sense that any country has the right to apply, but the decision depends on the consensus that all countries participating in the north atlantic alliance will have to come to. yes, therefore , really worthy of attention. there may be only one point from all those statements that were made in response to the entry of new territories into russia by the national security council. ukraine called for the activation of the strategy of nuclear deterrence of russia by the countries of the euro-atlantic space. did kiev really decide that ukraine with the

more on this with john kirby from the national security council in just a bit. meanwhile president biden has reportedly decided to run for re-election. reverend al sharpton says the president gave him that news during a white house visit. tonight, marks exactly five weeks from election day. the 2022 midterm election. that will determine whether the president's party stays in power in congress. one recent development that will not help democrats in that effort the return of rising gasoline prices across the country. white house correspondent peter doocy has details live from the north lawn. good evening, peter. >> peter: good evening, bret. white house officials are saying gas prices are down sharply from their highs. the fastest decline in a decade. and that's true and that has helped ease inflation lately but it may not be the case for long. >> folks what century are we in what are we doing? >> peter: president biden is hoping midterm voters focus on reproductive rights. >> my lord talking about contraception here shouldn't be that controversial. >> economic is

he has just finished talking with the national security council. let's listen to move into a bridge to do so. those are a good idea forensic assessments roof and or the investigator. it sort of speak to the fact that it was a terrorist attack garage belsky, aimed to destroying name critical piece of civilian infrastructure. russia are going to expand. it is also evident that the terrorist attack was more than an organized bilingual, ukrainian who security services the t a regime has long would be resorted to garrison methods normally such as fascination, resume of activities, journalists, scientists, both in ukraine and in russia. done birth, a bully with it also includes the carriers use shelling the cities of the don van lieutenant is mean you do over 8 years. is it still data or? and also nuclear terrorism such as the artillery strikes against these upper of your nuclear power plant. did you receive up there with less when you called? moreover, 3 terrorist attacks have been made against the caps, case worker work less than a producer in nuclear

yes, that in the deputy semen of the national security council dmitri made here that i made a statement there to day on his account on a telegram saying that to the same, the same words that use are put in use that this is a terrorist attack or russia and that the terrorists should be killed, all of them should be killed. and he said, this is what the russians are expecting. and we have heard these statements even before the results of the investigation came out yesterday. many times from party leaders from murray. oh, with parliamentary members and so on, all of them talking about ukraine, pointing the finger acquisition at ukraine and saying that if proved ukraine should be punished and russia should strike hard at the targets and not only any targets but vital infrastructure across the country. and thus, what we are seeing today in a way, or also this meeting today by president vladimir putin with the national security council. a comes when there is i, you know, it, there is increasing talk about increasing use of the word terrorism and rumors and reports in the media that probably,

unsurprisingly, russia has vetoed a resolution at the united nations security council which condemnedates. china, brazil and india all abstained. my colleague shaun ley has been speaking to the uk's permanent representative to the united nations, dame barbara woodward. he asked her the purpose of tabling the resolution, given that russia could have been expected to use its veto. the purpose of tabling this resolution was twofold. the first was to expose for what they are the sham and illegal annexations of the four provinces of ukraine, totalling a land area about the size of portugal, the biggest annexation since hitler in world war ii. and the second was to make russia isolated yet again, and besought russia, the only country to vote against the resolution, and we will see i think the same again next week when we see the general assembly, the full membership of the united nations, considers this question. i expect strong support for the key concepts of sovereignty and territorial integrity and this is what ukraine has been fighting for for the last seven months. it fighting for for

he made those comments during a meeting of the national security council. that's it. touch in detail then on what was said with our team. marina cost her of a hi there, marina, the russian leader not holding back. i think it's safe to say in what he had to say about key of actions in particular the recent tax against crimea and border regions . exactly. basically the main gist of what he said today was that it was only a matter of time before russia responded. this time it responded this morning. we saw this massive wave of air strikes on different ukrainian cities. but he really emphasized and summed up inside the terrorist nature of those in charge of ukraine now, so that people understand the reasoning behind what we saw happen in ukraine. and why the response that they got was like that, let's listen to what flattery putin had to say about the people in charge of ukraine right now. get his him was the key of regime has long resorted to terrorist methods, such as the assassination of activists, journalists and scientists, both in ukraine and russia. and

he made the remarks during a meeting of the national security council commenting on the latest round of miss saul strikes against ukraine. soon gilded on this morning, upon the initiative of the defense ministry strikes using high precision weapons from land see an error carriers were made against objects in the ukrainian territory was we will take serious steps to provide an adequate response to measure it with the levels of threats to the russian federation, no one should have any doubts about that. so it was just about owner and the day that i rush, i launched dozens of missiles targeting critical infrastructure across ukraine. or the defense minister in moscow says all of the designated targets were hit. we'll show you some footage right now off the strikes me critical energy and communications infrastructure was struck in at least 15 cities and ukrainian officials report that 5 regions are currently without power. and present zalinski also confirm that crucial energy systems were targeted . now, as we understand a thermal power station and key f has been hit with large plumes of

word the president should have every reason to submit any issues for consideration by the national security council, and it seems to me that at least it is time to do it . if there are any doubts. there are some reasons for which, for example, i don't know which ones you don't know, then perhaps it should be discussed and at the level of the national security and defense council, but i repeat once again that you know, you can have relations with an independent country, and belarus, for example, is not such a country today, and that's why, um, well, in fact, we support one party, well, first of all, with the regime uh, which is headed by precisely the proclaimed president lukashenko eh and secondly, eh, we have these relations, well, with the government or with the regime, which is not able to solve anything in its country, eh, well, maybe i'm not saying this diplomatically, but it's a fact. well, it's a fact that starting since 2020, we do not recognize the powers of the self-proclaimed president, or what he calls himself, the president of belarus, oleksandr lukashenko, because after the 2020 presi

however, he reminded that the un security council is responsible for the protection of global peace, so now russia should be forced to immediately stop the war, the united nationshould investigate any violations of the council 's resolutions security of the un and we must not allow russia or others to prevent or threaten the un to fulfill its obligations, and we have already invited un experts to visit ukraine for inspections of iranian-made drones found in order to facilitate the implementation of the resolution of the security council, the international ski federation continued the suspension of russian and belarusian athletes from competitions, a member of the board of directors of phys mat'orges stated this, according to him , there was no discussion because everything was so obvious and the decision to stop activities national federations of belarus and russia passed a decision in march in the summer continued 45 echelons with civilians 445 towns and villages 1944 wagons with inhumane under the conditions of one night, the soviet authorities expelled almost 78 thousand ukrainians from their homes. on october 21, 1947 , operation west began, the most massiv

you know, in the release yesterday from the national security council and the national economic council, sorry to report, they said all this shows, the production cut shows we need to reduce our reliance on fossil fuels. i mean, it's a preposterous, silly statement, no credibility. look, in less than two years what the bidens have done with very extreme climate radicalism, taken the power of energy away from the united states and given it back to the saudis and opec and russia. in under two years. and that's a very powerful power, i might add. so the consequences all flow from that. they are trying to make it up by wrecking the strategic petroleum reserve which is there for emergencies, natural disasters. >> sandra: can i put it on the screen while you are talking about it. we show from june to october this year, i mean, you are talking complete depletion of our emergency stockpiles. in fact, the line is so sharp at the end you can see how far it goes down. >> and they are going to put another 10 million barrels and this also, look, this is reminiscent of the days in the 1970s and the 1

to the japanese people, destabilizing to the region, and a clear violation of the united nations security council resolutions. >> reporter: within hours came the response: south korean and u.s. warplanes were in the air just off the korean peninsula for some precision bombing meant as a deterrent to pyongyang. instead, we may be on the verge of a major escalation. satellite photos show north korea appears to be preparing for a nuclear test. norah. >> all right, elizabeth palmer, thank you very much. >> well, the navy seals training program is under increased scrutiny after the death of a former college football star earlier this year. and now, cbs news has learned of a new investigation, after we showed the navy the video that you are about to see. cbs's david martin has the details. ♪ happy birthday to you ♪ >> reporter: seal recruits blanketed with a cloud of tear gas while being ordered to sing "happy birthday," so they can't hold their breath. when the admiral in charge of navy seals saw this video, he ordered an investigation, telling cbs news, it raises questions about the lawfulness of the

the united nations security council has been meeting in new york to consider further sanctions on the young act. burkina faso has officially appointed a new president after its 2nd qu, this year, abraham tara becomes head of state, an armed forces commander of the west african nation. he sees power from paw on the san diego, the amoeba. yes, present joe biden, toward areas in florida, devastated by hurricane ian bitin pledged federal support for recovery efforts. at least 100 people died when the storm hit the coast critic say, residents were not given enough warning. there's been no let up in the anti government protest, sweeping iran. the unrest began when a 22 year old woman died while being held by the so called morality police. she allegedly violated iran strict islamic dress coat. her death has also drawn international condemnation. back div university students in it on are chanting them in life and freedom. it's a slogan that stretching the huts of many white, including members of the european parliament. the hands of that redeem of them were lost in iran, is stained with blood

as prime minister condemns the test meeting an emergency national security council meeting. south korea's president to saying it's a reckless nuclear provocation that will be met with a resolute response. ukraine continues to regain territory and areas. claims by moscow, president lensky says, troops have liberated more towns in several regions of the match against the east ukrainian forces. and now pressing their counter pensive in the southern region of high so on. ah, i've been puzzling welcome. north korea has find a ballistic missile over northern japan authorities in tokyo say the missile flew more than 4000 kilometers before landing and waters outside it's exclusive economic zone. it's the longest flight by any north korean missiles. the pyongyang has previously launched other potentially longer range weapons at high angles to avoid neighboring countries. morning siren sound out of the north of japan. passengers on their morning commute hatch and weight is trains will hold to. while outside lance speaker, announcements sworn people to take shelter. ha, it's the 1st ti

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the kremlin says bruton will meet with the russian national security council on monday to discuss a response. earlier i was joined by foreign policy expert steven blank. i asked him why the russian president was calling the bridge bombing an act of terror. well, it's a classic ploy of russian propaganda to accuse other people of what you're doing. the fact is that mr. potent has been waging a terroristic campaign in the form of this war against the ukrainian civilian population throughout, throughout the entire period since february. so of course, he's going to attack the ukrainians of label them as terrorists in order to justify his own terrorism. but i'm in this is absolutely ridiculous charge. it has no basis in reality, and just to get to the reality of what actually took place, the bridge being blown up at moscow claims that the critical train line of that bridge is already running again. but is it realistic to expect that supplies to the russian offensive will remain unaffected? no, and i wouldn't even be sure that the rail line is working because moscow is a habitual lawyer. ah, you c

secretary of state did talk about the increase of isolation, but what we saw in the united nations security council is a pyongyang still does have support from both russia and from china. and experts say because of that, because pyongyang knows that it will not face increased resolution security council resolutions against it, and russia and china would not work the u.s. when it comes to more sanctions against pyongyang, then they have the ideal testing time at this point that they have been emboldened to be able to continue these launches and experts have spoken to say that is exactly what they expect to continue to happen. rosemary? >> paula hancock joining us live from seoul. many thanks. >>> joe biden set aside his frosty relationship with florida governor ron desantis on wednesday at these u.s. president and the first lady toward areas hammered by hurricane ian. they focused instead on a common cause -- florida's recovery. and the people affected by the storm. biden promised in an increased federal presidents to help the states recover. at least 125 death have been reported so far from hurrica

the bridge, but as so far not claimed responsibility for the blast, put more mate with his national security council in the coming hours to decide on a response when the maintenance russian missile attack on the south eastern city of support, asia has killed at least 13 people. the missiles hit an apartment block and other residential buildings. the city is under ukrainian control, but it's part of a region that russia annexed illegally askedme up the small ring. chasm is where apartments had stood. the top floor collapsed, ours after a garage on missiles, had houses, and high rise buildings and aboriginal his old couple who lived in one of the nearby apartments are shaken by the brush with death . the 73 year old woman broke into tears as she spoke inside her damaged apartment . took the most natural. there's nothing in the area, no industry and military, no military factories. why are they bombing us? why not bombarded the so many others have lost their homes and somehow managed to escape. as their billings came crumbling down. we ran out into the street, laura and we left the corridor and neighbo

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