of the national security council of the national security council, if they support them, they support them, then we already see the decrees of the president and the consequences in the form of abramovich, which are being sold for the first time on the air . i would like to return the process to the time of sanctions. i would like to return specifically to the question of the impact of sanctions. and how does a company get into this international register of war sponsors? it hurts them for the first time . maybe they even go somewhere to cry on the themselves at home to the kitchen, but what happens after a certain time, they forgot about this story and operate businesses with the usual uh, that's why i just want you, i just understood from your words that this is really like a warning shot ah, and then there are some things to come nevertheless, on the basis of this entry in this register, can the company fall under ukrainian sanctions, or maybe under ukrainian and even western sanctions, of course it can, and what’s more, you know, it doesn’t happen to them at that moment and

espresso sent letters of appeal to the president of the national defense security council of the security service of ukraine by the ministry of defense and the national council on television and radio broadcasting, but there is no clear answer to who and why limited the broadcasting of the channel. we did not receive a petition to resume the broadcast of three media, we collected the necessary number of votes, but the demand remained unheard, the editor-in-chief of the espresso tv channel anastasia rava mentions the most important thing is that we could not explain to our viewers why this happened and when we will return, the leading international ukrainian journalistic organizations insist that media freedoms cannot be restricted if they do not threaten national security in the national the union of journalists of ukraine supports the development of all media in ukraine that operate in the ukrainian legal field, and we are for the fact that there were equal rules of e-e activity for all tv channels without exception. regardless of whether they are included in the e-e marathon package, gu

man, i know that you are no longer in the national security council, but you sort of know how the place operates. and i think what we're trying to get out today, not knowing we're secrets, but really kind of being truthful. little bit more honest about some of the cracks in perspective that are out there. and i'm particularly interested in an article by julia you offer that recently ran in park called biden's private ukraine deadline. in addition to these documents that show that there is some anxiety about this war grinding on, and that there may be a gap between americas real position and desire and what ukraine thinks it's going to to do. but what are your insights in terms of managing expectations and relations around this sort of europe and russia file? well i think the ukrainians certainly understand the picture on the ground just as well as our intelligency that i think ukrainians know that they are in, for one of the toughest fights that they could possibly have to try to go after the russia problem. you know, all the russian troops that are inside their country, you know, those

after that, these proposals a-a through the security service, they are submitted to the national security councile national security council, if they support them, they support them further, we already see the decrees of the president and the consequences in the form of abramovich , which are sold for the first time on the air the detailed system of decision-making, the adoption of sanctions, the results, to be honest, the mechanics work as a result. therefore, i would like to return or go. and i wanted to go back to the question of the impact of sanctions. and in what way does a company enter this international register the sponsors of the war hurt them for the first time. maybe they even go somewhere to cry at home in the kitchen, but what happens after a certain time, they forgot about this story and operate businesses with the usual, that's why i want you i just understood from your words that this is really like a warning shot, and after that, some kind of sanctions should come, but on the basis of this entry in this register, can the company fall under ukrainian sanctions, or possibly under

welcome to the show. russia has taken over the rotating presidency of the united nations security council, sparking furious reaction in ukraine. keeps foreign minister to metro cool labor called it a quote slap in the face for the international community. ukraine had urged members to block the move, but the u. s. says there's no mechanism for doing so. the largely ceremonial role does put moscow in charge of setting the security council's agenda. while you cranes, a president voting there's a lensky, also condemned russia as a presidency, as absurd in his daily address. he said, it shows the council is a bankrupt institution name. why? there is no form of charity. russia has not committed and there's no reason to stop the reform of global institutions. in particular, the un security council reform is clearly overdue, so that the terrorist states, or any other state that wants to be a terrorist state, cannot disrupt peace. terrorists must lose, must be held accountable for terror and not to prevail anyway. and mike martin is a former british army officer now with kings college london. he t

trail of devastation on the program. fury as russia takes over the presidency of the united nations security council, ukraine's leader validate a lot of mirrors. lansky says it's absurd and shows the institution is bankrupt and in football and use a gold keeping howler, helped bar and munich beat title rivals, beraskigy, adornment. to go back to the top of the book, this league with 8 games left. this is ah, i'm pablo phone las welcome to the program. we begin in the united states where at least 21 people have been killed in many more introduced storms battered the south and made west authorities in arkansas will have declared an emergency after multiple tornadoes tore through the state. arkansas residents woke up to see the full scale of the storms, destruction i, government workers, and regular citizens pitched in to make a start cleaning up right now for me, is this the cleanup? what i can get this cleared and then try to see who else i can a tall order after the massive storm peeled off, roofs tossed vehicles and ripped trees out of the ground. but more help is on the way. i've had the opportuni

you so much for joining us. russia has taken over the rotating presidency of the united nations security council, sparking furious reaction in ukraine. keeps foreign minister dmitri claybrooke holds it a quote, slap in the face for the international community. ukraine had urged members to block the vote, but the u. s. says there is no mechanism for doing so. the largely ceremonial role puts moscow in charge of setting the security council's agenda more on this. let's speak with mike martin, a former british army officer. now with kings college london. mike. so ukraine, obviously, deeply unhappy about this. can you tell us what this is going to mean for ukraine with russia in charge of setting the agenda? i think the best way of looking at this is that over the last year they have been to, to was a one is war rhetoric and the other is a war that's actually being fought on the ground over territory. and as we've seen a little here that has been a lot of rhetoric, there's been lots of talk with nuclear weapons. there's been lots of talk of all sorts of things and most of them haven't come to pass.

architects behind the destruction of libya during president obama's time as a key adviser on his national security council. her memoir, the education of an idealist, was roundly lauded by political elite despite the book downplaying her role in both international human rights catastrophes. her previous book from 2002 called a problem from how america and the age of genocide won her a pulitzer prize. and is often cited in academia as a case to be made for military intervention on the grounds of human rights. today, samantha power heads us a id handpicked by the binding administration for her breath of experience in foreign policy. usa id is of course, america's foremost agency in the way of global soft power. distributing aid like food and medical supplies to needy countries all around the world. but usa id is also a well known front for the cia. and it's operative to covertly function behind the cloak of humanitarian causes. all of this, making this u. k. borne, yale and harvard educated woman, the perfect person to lead such an agency during such a volatile time in living history. joining us now to discu

for ah, ontario johnston, this is al jazeera alive from dough hollow, so coming up, united nations security council unanimously condemns the taliban for banning women from working for the un. former us vice president mike pence appears before a grand jury investigating donald trump's attempts to overturn the 2020 election results. thus, this line is over 300 vehicles in it and it's over kilometer. will tell you why cubans are being forced to q for days to fill up their cars. ah. to dawn's army and power military rapid support forces have agreed to extend the seas fought, which was to expire at midnight local time. the truce will be extended by further 72 hours. the you and the african union and the u. s. have all welcomed the move, saying they hope it will lead to talks and a permanent end to hostilities. i'll just hear him. morgan begins are coverage from cartoon. while the focus right now by the international community and regional body seems to be on getting those 2 sides to stop pointing before turning to any site, any chances of talks. now the initiative or read the proposal by the regional in

so falling her step then on the national security council, samantha power, i like to say failed up to then represent the u. s. at the united nations. what do you make of her tenure as the us ambassador to the united nations? will in some ways a samantha powers tenure is un ambassador was the, you know, i'd say was the, the high point or the, the say the, the globe before the setting that we've started to see the setting of american power. you might say that libya was the high point of american interventionism in that even the russians and chinese in the u. n. went along with the claimed purposes, humanitarian purposes of application of western power. and they saw that that was a facade to that. this was simply a lie to, to allow another regime change operation there. so you know, i think in a way she, she was the mistress of. busy all she saw, she was the master of the universe at that point where she could say this is american policy. everybody supports the international community is on board. and this is what we're going to do. that was the last one that really wasn't that simple be

it was yesterday in skabchenko , the former chief director for european relations at the national security councilthe united states of america. to international news, russia began to preside over the security council of the united nations, i agree, it sounds absurd, but the representative of a terrorist country that is waging an aggressive , unmotivated war in ukraine will sit in the main chair of the organization that is supposed to take care of peace around the world during april, how do others react to it members of the un and what the leadership of ukraine plans to do about this and other things , see in our story an evil and inappropriate joke on april 1, this is how most representatives of the world community reacted to the beginning during the russian presidency of the security council of the united nations during april, the main seat in the structure that should take care of peace in the world will be occupied by the representative of the country who is eager for this peace, and despite the fact that his functions will be regulated, members of other delegations expect that moscow will use

that there is no the mechanism of excluding russia from the security council does not have such means to exclude russia from the united nationscause we as an organization will need permission from the security council and how can you imagine that in fact almost it is impossible because russia has the right of veto and we understand that russia will preside over the un security council for a month, we must be ready and i think that not only ukrainian representatives have already prepared for this period of russia's presidency, but we all must be aware that ugu can provide some orientations or manipulations regarding certain issues in order to present their points of view, and also to cause or bring to the agenda those issues that actually play into the hands of russia and can in a certain way justify actions criminal actions of russia and which it has been carrying out during the last year. yes, and again i want to ask you about why the organization of the united nations is considered a platform for russia to promote its propaganda and disinformation, and again , the un and also other organizations such as unicef, unesco and o

also coming up on the show. fury as russia takes over the presidency of the united nations security council, ukraine's leader bullet him years a lens. he says it's absurd and shows the institution is bankrupt. was in sports a gold keeping? how will or helps byron unit each title bibles policy a dormant to go back to the top of the buddhist. legal with 8 games left this season. ah. hello, i'm claire richardson. thank you so much for joining us. we began in the united states where at least 18 people have been killed and many more injured as storms batter the south and midwest authorities in arkansas have declared an emergency after multiple tornadoes tore through the state. arkansas, our residence woke up to see the full scale of the storms, destruction i, government workers and regular citizens pitched in to make a start cleaning up right now for me is this the cleanup? what i can get this cleared and then try to see who else i can help. a tall order after the massive storm peeled off, roofs tossed vehicles and ripped trees out of the ground. but more help is on the way. i've had the opportu

don't want adrian finnegan, this is al jazeera alive chicago, also coming up the united nations security council unanimously condemns the taliban for banning women from working for the us. for us, vice president, bike pence appears before a grand jury investigating donald trump's attempts to overturn the 2020 election result at rebuilding a war torn country ukraine appeals to investors, promising to consign corruption to the post. ah, saddam's, army and power military rapid support forces have agreed to extend a ceasefire, which was to expire at midnight local time. the truce will be extended by a full 72 hours, the un, the african union of the us. of all welcome to move, saying they hoped it would lead to talks at a permanent and toss trilogies how to zeros. hipaa morgan begins, are coverage from khartoum. while the focus right now by the international community and regional body seems to be on getting those 2 sides to stop pointing before turning to any site, any chances of talks. now, the initiative or read the proposal by the regional into governmental authority for development was for both

in the 1st place was advisement from samantha power to brock obama, when she was on his national security council that the u. s. needed to go to syria . was that sound advice? should obama have listened to power? no is terrible advice for obama to listen to samantha power factor, anybody to listen to samantha power, the idea that we were there in syria syria illegally. of course, other both american law and under the un charter to protect the syrian people from, from the assad regime. what, in fact we're talking about supporting a bunch of jihad terrorists against 80 secular syrian government is just it just terrible advice. and by the way, let's stop the night. this was not unintended. we knew very well, we knew as far back as 2000 well, that supporting these terrorist groups and syria was going to lead to an anti he like isis. this is not a honest business is good, and that is the reality of what we're facing, which is fashion. ah, we start with breaking news that main suspect in the st. petersburg bomb blast which killed a high profile russian war reporter is detained by police. alley. $31.00

it should have all these aspects in it the plan announced by the secretary of the national security council. it obviously has a place because it talks a lot about responsibility. yes, but also responsibility is legal, there is responsibility and moral responsibility for what happened and is happening in the occupied territories. this is an extremely important story, in general, if to measure the general temperature in the crimean chamber, how the collaborators reacted to such a serious warning. this is how we understand that when they once betrayed ukraine, it is not about ordinary residents of crimea, it is about people who betrayed the oath, who defected to the side of the enemy, who took part in the repression against the residents of the ukrainian crimea, and so on. and so on. now what can we hear from them? i hope that there is some kind of secret analyst-analyst monitoring of all those sentiments, yes, yes. there are sentiments, but more than that, i want to say that every collaborator, every occupier who watches or listens to the news from kyiv understood that during all nine years o

we see that the, the security council immediately becomes paralyzed because it's a permanent member of the security council that is the aggressor nation. it's steven, there are those you who question whether even russia holds illegitimate seats should hold us legitimacy on the un security council. given that when it was established was the soviet union and not russia ever had that seat. well, it, i mean, russia is recognized as the legal inheritor of the soviet union's seat. so i don't think that's really in, in question, frankly. and also it is where saying, i mean, the united states recognize as russia has a great power, that's not the issue. and the united states recognizes russia was position on the security council. the question is rather a different one, which is the paralysis that rasmus just described of the un security council, which has veto power over everything including anything to do with it. i mean, normally in the judicial system, a party that's involved would require use itself from a decision, but instead, any needs, any member of the sturdy council can block anything that it, that it actually likes. and frankly, if

security of the region, violate lebanon's sovereignty and resolution 1701 of the united nations security council and the government of lebanon also sent a letter of complaint to the united nations security council after the zionist military launched a missile attack on the south of the country. the zionist settlement in the north of the occupied territories of rab and the panic of the zionists is covered by the report and let's see the al-alam network. look at this situation in the occupied palestinian territories after dozens of rockets were fired from the lebanese lands towards the angelin area in this land . most of these rockets hit zionist settlements in the north of the occupied territories, and as a result, several civilians were injured and many financial losses were caused to the cities. the zionist asked jalil to stay in safe areas. palestine is occupied by kurds while some security sources in iran announced that the palestinian groups are responsible for the rocket attacks from lebanon and the hezbollah movement was not responsible for the rockets. lebanon is dangerous and all parties

well, of course, refreshing the permanent number of security council or united nations which is much more important than international criminal court. let's say it's not recognized by many other countries, including us and china, to security council. as much more important, let's say general assembly of it's mostly make just rhetorical declaration for nothing more. so definitely it is important for ensuring alicia to miss your freshman power inside russia, which is important for external legitimacy. russia is recognized by china by india . i many aerobic countries white global false i would say i said is using with power or the world and the way ukraine doesn't change it is necessary to understand and to and to meet that it's really necessary to have a deal with russia anyway. even after this military conflict is somehow result studies love, i just wanted to ask you as well what you made, what dmitri polanski said, who's the rushes deputy pendant representative at the u. n. and denying that this is this concept that russia was becoming a pariah at the united nations. and he said that,

it, and after that, these proposals, through the security service, are submitted to the national security councile national security council, if they support them, they support them, and then we already see the decrees of the president and the consequences in the form of abramovich, which are being sold for the first time on the air, it was heard that the detailed system for making a decision on the adoption of sanctions, the results, to be honest, are not so mechanical, so i would like to return to the sanctions site or go. in such a way that a company enters this international register of war sponsors , it hurts them at first. maybe they even go somewhere to cry at home in the kitchen, but what happens after a certain time, they forget about this story and operate businesses with usual er, that's why i want you, i just understood from your words that this is really like a warning shot, and then some sanctions should come, but on the basis of this entry in this register, can the company fall under ukrainian sanctions or maybe under ukrainian and even south-western, of course, it can be more, you

the united nations security council has unanimously condemned the taliban administration in afghanistan for banning women from working for the united nations. the security council has called for a swift reversal of the decision. a diplomatic as a james base has more. this sends a clear message to the taliban unanimous vote by all 50 members of the security council condemning the taliban policies towards women. and in particular, the taliban ban on female un workers. this resolution was negotiated over some weeks by japan and the united arab emirates. afterwards their ambassador addressed reporters. they said that this vote would help the secretary general who be convening a meeting of special envoys from key regional and international countries that starts on monday in cash. but they were concerned that not everyone in the taliban would be listening. some, you know, players and if again, if not very decent to us, whatever we may say. but it is not because of that we should give up, you know, or reaching out to them. i think we need to keep on reaching out to them so that some part of en

briefing, giving us little chance to look it over in advance of asking questions of the national security council. but many report is referred to as a classic holiday news dumped. made it very difficult to sort of scrutinize, but oh, what there seems to be in terms of a conclusion that is acknowledged within the report is that the white house is admitting that nobody predicted that the african forces would collapse in just 9 days. in other words, acknowledging a massive intelligence failure on the part of u. s. agencies. and even though the picture showed people rushing to escape and crowding the evacuation flights and times even falling from the sky, john kirby, the spokesperson for the national security council, says he says, for all the talk of chaos, he says he didn't see it. take a listen. the after action reviews are now being reviewed by members of congress to weigh out. things that could have gone better. nobody's saying that everything was perfect, but there was a lot that went right. and a lot of afghans are now living better lives in this country and other countries around the world be

meeting the tripartite was published under the signature of the secretary of the supreme national security counciltry, the minister of national security advisor of saudi arabia and also a member of the political bureau of the central committee of the communist party of china. in this statement, iran and saudi arabia agreed to resume diplomatic relations within two months at most, and the embassies and agencies to reopen, the foreign ministers of iran and saudi arabia will meet with each other to implement this decision to make the necessary arrangements for the exchange of bile . also, the two countries, while emphasizing respect for national sovereignty and non-interference in each other's internal affairs, will implement the agreement signed in 2008. they agreed in the fields of economic, scientific and cultural security. this statement also thanked iraq and oman for hosting iran-saudi talks in the past two years, and china for hosting and supporting these talks. the defense was unveiled the localization of sub-systems such as the engine seat, the landing gear and the avionics system is part of

whitest national security council spokesman jon kirby brewster borders about the bite administration plan to station troops in sudan in case of an emergency evacuation for u.s. personnel amid the violent unrest in that country. later president biden works the president of columbia to the white house to discuss climate change and democracy. and now i discussion on small bases and the debt ceiling with pennsylvania republican congressman brian fitzpatrick and democratic representative josh got heimer of new jersey. both cochairs of the problem solvers caucus it's bipartisan legislation that you talked about issues facing small business owners the proposal of the debt limit hosted by punch bowl news this is about 30 minutes. looks alright good morning everyone. thank you so much for joining us here in person and on the live stream i'm ana palmer ceo of the founders of punch bowl news joined us always by jake sherman another founder a punch bowl news. going to carol for 2023 series this year we are focused on small businesses and future of america. we'll be talking for representatives by

let's hear more about the report from national security council spokesmanjohn kirby.always the president's intent to end that war, it is also undeniable that decisions made and the lack of planning done by the previous administration significantly limited options available to him. transitions matter. that's the first lesson learned here. and the incoming administration wasn't afforded much of one. 0ur north america correspondent david willis has more from washington. this is a 12—page summary of a classified report that basically casts the blame for america's disastrous withdrawal from afghanistan in two directions — the former administration of donald trump, and the failures of the us intelligence service. basically, it concludes that the outgoing administration of donald trump left the incoming administration ofjoe biden in an impossible position. having set a date for the withdrawal of us troops from afghanistan, there was no plan, no design as to how that should be brought about. donald trump, of course, in february of 2020, agreed with the taliban for the withdra

around the world becoming a national security issue. joining us today from the white house is joshua seltzer . the deputy homeland security advisor at the national security council. joshua, it's great to be with you. let me just start with the the big news paul recess of beginner. is soon going to be back in the united states. joe biden's white house made this a priority. tell us how it unfolded. why was paul recessive again, a high priority item on president biden's to do list. steve, thanks so much for the chance to join you for this conversation. and i think the story actually begins before president biden's inauguration begins during the transition. when jake sullivan, among others, the incoming national security adviser directed a number of us to hit the ground running on day one when it comes to bringing home americans held abroad. and during that transition, he asked a few of us who had worked on these types of issues in the past in government to make sure we were up to speed on current cases. and there were cases like all recessive beginners that began before day one that we in a sense, inherited as an administration some of that involve researching wher

the white house national security council spokesperson john kirby has for ukraine. let's talk of kids. spring counter offensive, gross hushed as april comes to a close. now, meanwhile, ukrainian, a general sort of game merely has admitted that he does like the weapons of manpower, to take a lasting counter offensive. one of the ukrainian officials say that western reluctance to supply aid is to blame for the deficit. that's the use foreign policy . she feels that barrel reveals that he has already received an immense 600000000 euros in munitions from the you. former us intelligence officer, scott ritter says a spring offensive would be impossible under any circumstances. if we do see something by the end of april, what we'll see is the, the tide turning even further against you. craig, on the ground, you're seeing the russian forces getting more and more freedom of action is ukrainian to run out of artillery ammunition. some point in time. ukrainian army is going to break whether that happens at the end of april sometime in may, june. we don't know, but it's going t

people, in particular, we are talking about volodymyr sivkovych, the former secretary of the national security council, other, other important directions in ukraine, which greatly helped the enemies here . the conversation between the security service of ukraine and the state bureau of investigation was merged, the conversation of his comrades is called vkovichi or what is better to call him, where he talks about attracting the right people to the security service of ukraine. of the security of ukraine in the fourth 15th year , ivan, i congratulate you. i will not repeat myself any further. you will tell the experts exactly what you do better. let's start with the most fused conversation, where this former deputy appears volodymyr sivkovych, secretary of the national security council, in your opinion, why right now is her evil superior? only now has she become available. and what was the purpose of those people who made it public, please? uh , what kind of question do you have for a million and a half dollars that is so serious? 1,200 well, as far as i know, these recordings took place somewhere aroun

russia assuming the presidency of the united nations security council. is there any mechanism to block russia from doing so? no there's really no mechanism to block russia from doing so, as you've already mentioned the presidency of the u. n. security council rotates among the 15 council members in english alphabetical order russia's turn now they'll have it for a month, and then it will pass on the switzerland but yet let me note that russia did have the council the last time in february of last year, the month when it launched this unprovoked invasion of ukraine that did not prevent the united nations members of the security council from roundly denouncing russia for its actions. so what powers or you know what? what role does the presidency of the of the u. n. security council play then. basically what the president does is chair that this session of the council. he will be the face at the council for the month of product for the month of april, will read statements that are agreed by the council. uh, and the presidency also has the right to the whole

the press secretary of the national security council, john kerby, was asked a question about the abandoned weapons worth $ 7 billion that the taliban got. however , he ingeniously evaded the answer, saying that the afghans were responsible for him and it was necessary to ask from them the visit of the president of france to the netherlands again went not according to plan , on the territory of the scientific campus of the university of amsterdam, where the macron arrived today to the french gost, two men tried to break through. however , in the best traditions of western democracy, they were knocked to the ground, twisted and taken away by the macron. at the same time, he did not even interrupt the conversation with a colleague. earlier, protesters disrupted macron's speech about the future of the eu at the nexus institute in the hague, that is, dozens of activists did not let him speak, shouted phrases where french democracy, the climate convention is not respected and you have millions of demonstrators. on the streets. they also unfurled banners with the words president, violence and hyp

. - let's cross over to the white house now where national security council spokes person, john kirbyg to hear from the national security council spokesperson as well as the white house press secretary. as it is a press conference begins at the white house we will be taking you there live. the mother of two israeli sisters who were killed in a gun attack in the occupied west bank on friday has died of wounds she sustained in the attack. the family has released pictures of lucy dee — seen here with her two daughters maya and rina. the three of them were travelling in a car, when a man opened fire on them. the two sisters died at the scene. the father and husband of the victims, rabbi leo dee has spoken to the international media and spoke about how the event changed the life of his family forever. iam the i am the husband of lucy dee and the father of five beautiful kids. that is until friday morning at 10:52 a:m.. lucy had had two bullets, one through her brain stem and one lodge in the top of her spine. there was an operation, there was reason for hope but allows our family is seven

united nations security council unanimously condemns the taliban for banning women from working for u. n. q one and ready for lift off african countries looked to space exploration to improve knives by corner. ah, to don's army and power military rapid support forces have agreed to extend a ceasefire, which was to expire at midnight local time for the truce will be extended by further 72 hours. you end the african union and the u. s. have all welcomed the move saying they hope it will lead to talks on a permanent end to hostilities. well, this is a scene right now in the capital a car team, whether unease continues thousands of tried to flee. since the conflict started nearly 2 weeks ago. al jazeera is here, morgan begins our coverage from cotton. while the focus right now by the international community and regional body seems to be on getting those 2 sides to stop fighting before turning to any site, any chances of talks. now the initiative or read the proposal by the regional into governmental authority for development was for both 5 percent envoys to the south to denise capital, ju