the speech of the president of ukraine in plan in a few minutes now in new york olena kurynkova is working on chess and a little later she will join the live broadcast and tell all the details abrams tanks will soon be on the battlefield in ukraine , pentagon chief luinosin announced this at the opening of the 15th meeting of the contact group on the defense of ukraine the meeting took place at the american rammstein air base in germany. as our correspondent reports, the us secretary of defense also announced the creation of a coalition that united estonia, germany, the netherlands, and poland and luxembourg, these countries will deal with the supply of leopard tanks, training of our pilots on f-16 aircraft, issues of information technology , participation in the negotiations, the new minister of defense of ukraine roste umerov, roksolana lisovska, monitored the progress of the meeting, roksolana, i congratulate you, tell me how much of what kind of equipment ukraine can receive from partners according to the results of this meeting i congratulate weakly and already the meeting is over all

marshall fund east. meanwhile, there's a lot going on at the un security council meeting in new york, ukraine's president and beloved musa lensky, was invited to discuss the war and ukraine. although you create is not a current member of the party. savanski used his time to lobby for a fundamental change to the counsels. vito process, he said, that as long as permanent member russia could block any resolution, the rest of the world could do nothing about his war of aggression against ukraine . frustrated by the security council's inability to prevent and in the war in ukraine, president below to move villains to insist at the most critical path to protect the world from russian in question, is to strip it of its power at the un, a little guy because it isn't always the pyre veto in the hands of the aggressor is what has pushed the un into a deadlock of with nibbling in that in the assembly. one thing, therefore, the un general assembly should be given real power to overcome the veto nicole. this is the essential step and most of them as if it is otherwise impossible to stop the war points of it

we begin in new york, where ukraine's president followed him as a lensky has addressed the un general assembly. he accused russia of what he called weapon noise and everything from food and energy to abducted children. and if war against ukraine landscape said he had been preparing a global summit and would invite all countries that have 0 tolerance towards aggression and is emotional speech still. and he said, ending the war and ukraine is a chance to end wars worldwide. the main thing is that it is not only about ukraine, more than $140.00 states, and international organizations have supported the ukraine in peace formula, fully oregon pots. the grain of these formula is becoming global. it's boys over solutions and steps. this will stop all forms of women as vision, the rasa used against ukraine and all the causes and maybe use like all the aggressors. look for the pills time. in modern history, we have real chance to end the aggression on the terms of the nation which was attacked. this is a real chance for every nation to ensure that aggression against, against your state, even i

august. became the country with the least territorial changes for ukraine as a result of russian aggression, the new york writes about this times. based on data from the american institute for the study of war, the journalists state that both ukraine and russia started the year with ambitious plans, but as a result of heavy battles with heavy losses, the change in the front line turned out to be insignificant, and territories changed hands. according to the new york times, ukraine has made small gains in the south, but russia has taken a bit more land overall, mostly in the northeast. according to the newspaper, both russia and ukraine faced similar problems, positions, fighting forces remain heavily fortified, and experienced soldiers and teams killed early in the war are replaced by recruits who often lack training. in addition, it is quite difficult for ukrainian troops to advance behind mined fields and hundreds of kilometers of fortifications during a counteroffensive. at the same time, the russian forces comfortably hold the already occupied positions, but do not advance. the slowdown of the ukrain

president zelenskyy here in new york before world leaders, his plea after president biden told world leaders today, we must support ukraine. we'll have that in a moment. >>> but first here in new york, the new discovery, after that toddler died from exposure to fentanyl. three other children revived with narcan. and federal authorities tonight saying fentanyl is the biggest threat in this nation. tonight here, the images of the day care seen through the windows, the crib, the mat where children would play and rest. investigators at the scene protecting themselves with hazmat suits. the danger from exposure to fentanyl so great, in fact, prosecutors say it was a kilo of fentanyl stored on top of those play mats. they say enough fentanyl to kill 500,000 people. tonight, the owner of the day care is under arrest, accused of delaying calling 911. her relative also arrested, accused of storing the fentanyl in that day care. and 1-year-old nicholas dominici was pronounced dead at the hospital. he would have turned 2 years old in november. of course, those three other children saved with narcan. tonight here, the warning of the

[stomping coordinated with graphics] >> i'm jackie ibanez in new york, ukraine defense minister has officiallyed just hours after president zelenskyy announced plans to have him voted out of office. the chair will replace him once approved by parliament. >> there has been, stopping corruption is a key factor in the effort for ukraine to join the european union and nato. electricity recovery continues from hurricane idalia. the powerful storm left a large path of destruction behind. nearly 30,000 are without power at this hour. i'm jackie ibanez, now back to suwannee for all of your headlines, log on to fox news.com. . >> welcome back to special edition of sunday night in america for the beginning of period of adjustment. for many students new classes, new teachers perhaps a completely different school environment. it can be scary, and hard, what makes it even harder is the fear or the reality of being bullied or intimidated or assaulted or threatened by others. it's not just within the walls of the school put the old days we left school we left many of the problems thereto. but not in the age

kayla tausche, cnn, traveling with the president in new york. >>> ukraine says thas air defenses sho 3of 43 russn missiles fired overnight. the strikes were deadly, at least two killed and fiv dein kherson. it was a terrible night of shelling on residential areas. in kharkiv officials warn residents to stay in shelters. and earlier thursday air raid sirens sounded. a number of russian missiles were intercepted. at least seven people wounded in the attack. katie polglase is joining me from london. so what is the latest? >> another really devastating night for civilians in ukraine. unfortunately something we've heard many times before. you mentioned there kharkiv, there is also kherson, lviv, kyiv. this is widespread across ukraine and in some cases very far away from the front line. reminder that this is something that ukrainian civilians have been dealing with throughout this war. not just the attacks but the fear of the attacks happening at any moment in any area of ukraine. in kherson, two died and it was two men in a dorm story that was hit. and these are civilians, not soldiers s

new york. he ask world leaders for more support for ukraine. are you? and we had to stand up to this negative aggression today and to, to our other with the aggressors tomorrow. that's why the united states, together with our allies and partners around the world, will continue to stay with the brave people or crate as they defend their sovereignty santoro tutorial, integrity and their freedom. the queen biden's woods, german chancellor, olaf, shots was unambiguous. and if it gets to be an issue, let no one forget russia is responsible for this war. and russia's president is the one who can put it into the war at any time with one single or so. lensky is hoping to corner broad support for a piece summit this autumn field on a 10 point plan, outlined by key a one year ago. the w's chief political edits of mckayla, kirk nice pulling the general assembly for us in new york. and she gave us, have you on the 1st day of speeches, ukraine's president brought him is the last, he has been taking center stage here at the un general assembly. the trying to make the

kyrychevskyi, an expert of defense express, spoke about the investigation of e-e journalists-new york dances ukrainef on polish vegetables about this deputy minister of economic affairs of ukraine taras kachka already told the polish newspaper pospolita, in particular, soon, according to him, ukraine will ban the import of onions, tomatoes, cabbage and apples from poland. i should note that the day before the possible introduction of such an embargo on products from poland and hungary , the prime minister of ukraine denys shmyhal announced that ukraine south such a step. if these states do not agree to coordinate measures for the european commission and do not cancel unilateral bans on ukrainian goods, russia attacks our ports every day, destroys infrastructure, elevators, attacks agricultural businesses are mined by the clearing, the further blocking of our agricultural exports, ukraine and its neighbors will hit the ukrainian economy , finances, tax revenues and jobs , such a blocking will also play into the hands of the russian plan to create another global food crisis, kyiv offered brussels on t

new york. and she gave us a view of the 1st day of speeches. ukraine's president brought him is the lance he has been taking center stage here at the un general assembly. the trying to make the case that versus addressing against ukraine is a lot more than a territorial conflict. that is an attack on the various foundations of the united nations that borders should never again, after the 2nd world will be attempted to be shifted by force. this is a paste. not only volume is let's use trying to make he got backing from dubai in the us present and the germans hans the order of sold. so was also speaking here at the un general assembly. both went out of the way to recognize that climate change is hitting poor a countries hot that ukraine is adding to the huge problems these countries already have including assuming that crisis. so what is taking place here in new york? is it continuing struggle to wind over the global south and standing up against russia? and at the same time signaling that the old traditional west wants to be an honest broker in this global system? geostrategic shift as forces re

of congress to shore up that kind of support. >> one of the busiest men in new york at this moment. thank you so much. ukraine has rejected a report by "the new york times" suggesting a deadly explosion in the marketplace was caused by a ukrainian missile. the blast happened in an eastern city earlier in september. at least 15 were killed and dozens injured. "the new york times" as evidence to suggest was the result of an errant ukrainian air defense missile. the reporters came to the conclusion after studying missile fragments, satellite images, witness accounts, and social media posts. ukraine blames russia for the attack. for more on this, i'm joined by one of the reporters of "the new york times" who investigated the missile attack. welcome to the program. what made you and your colleagues look so closely at this one incident in particular? >> i think it is simply just to find out what happened. i believe initially, the ukrainian government said that it was an interceptor missile fired from the russian s 300 air defense system that landed in the market and killed and wounded a bunch of civilians. i was se

ukraine. [applause] mr. peter gill, director and the ceo operator of new york city. lause] [laughter] honorary consul of ukraine in seattle. [applause] president of -- [applause] president of u.s./ukraine activists. [applause] by order of princes olga, second grade, the founder and director of charitable direction for survivors of soldiers of ukraine. [applause] by the word of the president of ukraine, the cross of -- the arch -- the arch bishop -- the archbishop of the philadelphia department of catholic church. [applause] president of the ukrainian resistance foundation. [applause] pastor of the ukrainian orthodox cathedral of saint andrews in silver springs, maryland. [applause] christopher, president of the health care network of catholic hospitals. [applause] and now, the special award of the president of ukraine the golden heart, ryan, student. [applause] >> thank you so much. thank you very much. for everything, for your support. ukraine will never forget it. thank you very much. we win. it will be our victory. thank you so much. [applause]

and now we will work to train fighters, and president zelenskyy yesterday in announced in new york that ukraineill take and release the pakhmut, that is, here are the plans, the message in advance, what do you think about it, what does it actually look like near the pakhmut, there are several heights, he himself is in nizun , it is high, this is a ravine, it is ours now, er, andriy papishivka, they are released and arta will work on bakhmut and logistics very closely, that is, the road, er, which route goes to mariupol, donetsk, weather through bakhmut , slovyansk, kharkiv, it is already under our important control, we will still close the route, the former road of life, er, trampolines to lysychansk and severodonetsk, it will be very, very difficult for them with politics, it will end up in mishka, and then either something of goodwill or children, if they have no other choice, that 's why no one planned to take bakhmut. in the boiler and they are left with a choice because without vc the machine gun turns into a baton er gun on rough iron station goes without fuel i.e. they will have no choic

and as our diplomatic correspondent james landale reports from new york, the war in ukraine will againof course, russia's invasion of ukraine, where the war is grinding on. earlier this year, the un secretary—general, antonio

and these are the posters, video postcards on the streets of new york, derogatory towards ukraine as id. forgive me, urine, thousands of tens of hundreds of thousands of new yorkers saw this, and then it became a viral video that was seen by hundreds of millions. and by to the whole world, this is also the reception that he was given in washington when he read literally from paper. this is such a glory, glorifying the help of the united states and i think that the parliament of canada with all the ensuing consequences was also necessary in order to put it in the place of the west , another matter is that they will no longer succeed. they followed the path that all the stories of creating the name of anti-russian , russophobic-minded people had followed before. whether it 's russia, it's the soviet union, whether it's the russian empire, it doesn't matter what they are have ever created an anti-russian one. it always turned against them, too. we are now seeing this same story. after all. look after the speech in the parliament of canada with a standing ovation towards a collaborator fr

new york. and there will be a high level meeting to discuss russia's invasion of ukraine. the war dominated the opening session with ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy drawing vigorous applause in his first in-person address to the general assembly since russia's 2022 invasion. he accused russia of terrorism, agai again side and globalizing the food trade. and mr. biden says if kukukrain can be carved up, no country's independence is secure. more from kayla tausche. >> and we gather once more. >> reporter: joe biden urging the united nations to stand with ukraine as war with russia drags on and he battles for more aid money with his congress. >> i ask you this. if we abandon the core principles of the united states to appease and aggressor, can any member state in this body feel confident that they are protected? if we allow ukraine to be carved up, is the independence of any nation secure? i'd respectfully suggest the answer is no. >> reporter: the message meant to galvanize many war weary countries, that ukraine could be any of them. poland knows that all too well.

discussed in high offices, but the final decision should be waited for in a few weeks from new york yuriy gula we ukraines andriy dobryansky, director of communications at the ukrainian congressional committee of america, joins our broadcast good morning, well, at least in ukraine, it is morning and good morning from autumn . listen, i think it is worth starting with the key conclusion that you made after everything you have seen in recent days about that this visit is a very important visit, uh, and a powerful visit , it is better to have personal meetings specifically, when our military did you see which team? the office of the president himself, as well as the ministers around him, so that they can speak personally. we are used to speaking virtual in such a world, but you know, when we talk about secret information, it is very, very important that people personally have the opportunity to speak openly, and the same, the president of the congress, everyone took this moment to have a discussion about ukraine specific. i think about the day before the president's visit to washington, there was a briefing

we've gone from new york point. ukraine says it has.

president andrzej duda, commenting on the grain situation during a press conference in new york, compared ukraine with a drowning man. drowning is extremely dangerous because it can pull you into the depths and has incredible power due to personal fear due to the adrenaline rush. he can simply drown the savior, he grabs everything, this is a kind of situation between poland and ukraine now. poland has already prepared transit corridors for ukrainian grain. about this. a few days ago , president duda wrote on twitter, saying: "thanks to the work of polish farmers, they do not need grain from ukraine, but they are ready to work so that it passes through the country and is exported further. five months after the ban on imports to the polish market, nothing has changed, their accounting chamber, the people's chamber of control, prepared a report in which they said that the rhetoric used by the previous minister of agriculture of poland was a mistake. mr. henryk kowalczyk about the fact that he restrained the sale of corn for polish farmers by polish farmers and in fact artificially created this crisi

strength of nato allies and partners and our determination to support ukraine, that the un general assembly is taking place in new yorkere there are calls to reform the un, in particular to make changes to the un security council, to expand the number of permanent members there were proposed by president biden to the presidency of ukraine, who came to new york and spoke at the general assembly, and now at the meeting of the security council, he supports the idea of ​​expanding the number of permanent members of the security council where russia has the right of veto. with that , i say goodbye to you. next time, our broadcast watch tomorrow at 9:00 pm pain can be an obstacle walking stairs not with mine for knee pain try dolgit cream for pain relief reduces swelling and improves joint mobility you can also walk the only yellow cream for joint pain damn stairs my legs don't walk anymore, i'm not healthy. what kind of health is there for our ten? i thought so until i tried gerovital gerovital plus phytovite , a vitamin complex that takes care of the heart and strengthens the body gerovital plus, a good feeling of well-be

suspected fentanyl poisoning that killed one toddler and sickened three children at a new york city day care. in ukraine, new fighting amid a race for battlefield crews. >>> a month or so in the fight against russia and they have made an important breakthrough. >> and the co-founder of "rolling stone" magazine after a controversial comment. >> and later, a 49ers hall of famer gets back in the game. why steve young is coaching this high school team. >>> this is "the cbs weekend news" from new york. >>> good evening. thank you for joining us. right now thousands are on the puckett lines at three factories in michigan, missouri and ohio. that could slam the brakes on the economy. the labor department reports the u.s. loss more than 4 million days of work due to strikes and lockouts last month. it is the highest level in more than 20 years. cbs's kris van cleave leads us off tonight. good evening. >> reporter: the uac called a negotiating session with forward saturday ranably productive. but no deal yet, which means these workers remain on strike. >> uaw in the house right now? >> reporter: rallying the tro

and as our diplomatic correspondent james landale reports from new york, the war in ukraine will again dominate events. september in new york. rain, security, and diplomats gathering at the united nations — all here for their annual meeting to try to put the world to rights. high on their agenda, of course, russia's invasion of ukraine, where the war is grinding on. earlier this year, the un secretary—general, antonio guterres, went to ukraine. today, president zelensky will pay him a return visit. after arriving in new york, he first went to a hospital, to meet wounded ukrainian veterans. today, he will tell the un — in person, for the first time — that the war they've been fighting affects every country, as he told cbs news. translation: we're defending the values of the whole world. i look, if ukraine falls, what will happen in ten years? just think about it — if the russians reach poland, what's next? a third world war? his problem is that many un countries haven't taken sides and just want the war to end because it's hurting their economies. they also, like these protesters, want

and your brain for the defend ukraine at a time where the war has dragged on the path under the days and enthusiasm could be breaking down somewhat worse gen altima in new york. thank you very much for that update. let's take a look at some other stories making news around the world. poland say that will no longer provide arms to ukraine. tensions between war, so in keyboard sparked by the polish decision to ban ukrainian grand inputs with the goal of protecting its own farms. poland has been one of your clean, staunchest supporters against russia's invasion, and is one of cuba main weapon supplies. venezuelan authorities say they regained control of a prison taken over by a possible criminal gang. 11000 law enforcement officers were involved in the operation as well as biggest homegrown gang and made the prison in the countries north. it's headquarters, reportedly installing a zoo, a pool, and all the amenities india is low, a house of parliament has voted to reserve a 3rd of its seats for women that would more than double the number of female lawmakers in his ranks. the proposal would also impose the same rules and state legislators which uh, but it still

and, as our diplomatic correspondent james landale reports from new york, the war in ukraine will againnd diplomats gathering at the united nations, all here for the annual meeting to try to put the world to write. high on their agenda, the world to write. high on theiragenda, of the world to write. high on their agenda, of course, the russian invasion of ukraine, where the war is grinding on. earlier this year, the un secretary general antonio 6uterres went to ukraine. today president zelensky will pay him a return visit. after arriving in new york he first went to hospital to meet wounded ukrainian veterans. today he will tell the un, in person, for the first time, that the war they have been fighting affects every country, as he told cbs news. translation: brute told cbs news. translation: we are told cbs news. translation: - are defending the values of the whole world, look, if you ukraine falls, what will happen in ten years? think about it. if the russians reach poland, what's next? a third world war? his problem is that many countries in the un haven't taken sides and just what t

in ukraine there is not even enough anesthesia. the new york times is counting the losses. d linsey graham says that americans are not dying in ukraine. and here, unprecedented in its scale, is a live dramatization of the german invasion of canada. canadians believed that the nazis captured the city of winnepeka, but instead of fighting the invaders, they greeted him with bread and salt. what has changed since then? new beast for safari. first. abrams arrived in ukraine most likely empty. what are these tanks capable of without modern uranium armor electronics? she fled russia after the start of the svo, and has now been found dead in turkey. why are the police in no hurry to investigate the murder of a feminist and did not even arrive immediately when called? let's start with video footage from the ministry of defense, filmed in the special operation zone, or rather in areas of kleshcheevka and opytny near artyomovsk, where the asu militants, as is not difficult to notice, are still suffering extremely serious losses. the bodies of the two hundredth with green tape on their

first they will reach in new york, he compared ukraine to the huddled, and the day before ant also spokeher i also want to tell mr. president zelensky to never again insult the poles the way he did recently during his speech at the un , the poles will never allow this and protecting our good name is not only a duty of honor for me, but also the most important tasks our government. today, russian foreign minister sergei lavrov will speak at a session of the un general assembly , our country’s position on the most pressing world issues, before this, the head of the russian species held a whole negotiation marathon to meet him with a foreign minister and lined up, growing interest in russia on the part of friends from different parts of the planet. instead of isolation, only the day before sergei lavrov spoke with colleagues and from azerbaijan, belgium, hungary, serbia, iraq and mexico, a meeting was also held in the astana format, the delegations of russia, iran and turkey discussed the situation in syria and confirmed that they will strive to stabilize it. vladimir putin expressed pain o

ukraine, quite clearly taking center stage. so to me is a lensky is expected here in new york. it's you to have many biological meetings, including with the us president, but also germantown slot left souls. and it would be very interesting indeed to hear what kind of tone brought to me as a lensky will strike. because at the same time is there is an old out who in ukraine here in new york at the un general assembly. there's an ongoing baffled for the hearts and minds of the global south bay of feeling the bronze of the crisis of a potential kind of crisis. unless you crane stabilize as fast as they would like to see negotiations. ukraine dozens, and neither do it's western allies are now is mikayla case now reporting from new york city a week after floods, co thousands of people in the libyan city. of there are no hundreds are now rallying against local authorities. protestors accused officials and libya's eastern base government of failing to maintain the 2 dams that collapse in the storm. prompting the disaster. their calling for accountability catastrophe has also left tens

and we're one of the busiest men in new york at this moment, and now them alone, following it all for us. thank you so much. and ukraine has rejected a report by the new york times suggesting a deadly explosion in the marketplace was caused by a ukrainian missile. the blast happened in the eastern city of constantine me scott . earlier in september, at least 15 people were killed and dozens injured. the new york times as evidence collected, binds journalist, suggests it was the result of an errands, ukrainian air defense. michelle. the reporters came to the conclusion after studying myself, fragments, satellite images, witness accounts, and social media, post ukraine lands, the russell for the attack. i am for more on this i'm joint now by john is may, he's one of the reporters of the new york times who investigated the missile attack . welcome to her program, john, what made you and your colleagues look so closely at this one incident in particular? well i think it's simply just to find out what happened. so i, i believe initially the creating government said that it was a interceptor missile fired from a russian, a $

oligarchs, their family members and this list is getting bigger every month of the war from new york yuriy gula we ukrainehon single news ukraine at its own discretion uses the weapons system it receives from the allies yes to the question journalists about the provision of long-range weapons , the secretary of state of the united states of america, anthony blinken, answered, he emphasized any request from kyiv, washington definitely analyzes, however, they themselves choose where to aim we ukrainians are deeply committed to the continued support of ukraine, which we and dozens of other countries in this world provide, including military , economic and humanitarian aid, it is manifested in everything we are doing now to support ukraine, as it is conducting a counteroffensive to return its territories . germany is discussing with partner countries temporary transfer of arist air defense systems to ukraine it is known that in 2018 germany sold four ariste complexes to egypt, and two years ago egypt ordered 16 more in 2019 sweden received from berlin's first short-range pct systems , and german defense minis

new york . thank you. i guess the ukraine's president in florida may zalinski has told a un security council that russia should be stripped of its veto as hell. but what he called it's criminal, an unprovoked aggression, as the landscape was speaking of the powerful un body for the 1st time in person. since the conference of again, it was making the comments in the presence of rushes and best suited to the un during the special session on the you, my visa mill is separate, but it's double needs the booth for the use of veto power. that is what requires the re for him, and these can be a key reform. that is something that can restore the power of the one trunk leaves and jump and $574.00 days to have the full fledged russian in russia. making these 574 reasons for changes and this trim here. the numbers of those in favor of those challenges actually mounts to billions. the absolute majority of people in the world to want to leave seat in the world, free of rushing. in contrast to all of us, there's only a few obsessed individual

meeting of the soviet security council of ukraine. did not allow world leaders to lose interest in the biggest conflict in europe since the second world war, as the new york times emphasizes, already in the white house, president zelensky said that ukraine will lose the war with russia if the united states reduces the flow of aid and weapons, the media emphasizes that zelensky was expected to have a difficult conversation in washington. if in december, congressmen gave the ukrainian president a standing ovation, this time zelensky spoke before the senate in a closed session , while the republicans rejected the ukrainian president's speech in both chambers , meanwhile, biden promises the united the united states will remain with kyiv for a long time, and russia in its own style. french minister of foreign affairs catherine coulon summarized sergey lavrov's speech in the security council was always full of lies, sat for a short time, told lies and then left - said the diplomat, and putin's scumbag, russia's representative at the un tried to disrupt zelensky's speech in new york, saying it did not comply with the regulations, and the prime minister of albani

now just with global leaders gathering in new york, the ongoing war and ukraine is likely to terminate events, but is the international community able to unite thing without? is there a comprehensive coverage of the un general assembly the the welcome back time to recap on lines. a major present, a swap between iran and the us is getting on the way out of the deal. $6000000000.00 of frozen, the rainy in funds been transferred to banking costs of washington says the money's only for humanitarian use. folding 10000 people are still missing a week off to, to dams, collapse following heavy rain and east and libya. rescue workers say they are having difficulty retrieving bodies and identifying that there's an icicle. code of justice is hearing arguments from russia and do kind about. busy goes claims that launched its invasion to prevent genocide, key of accused as moscow of abusing international law by falsely alleging genocide . farm is in ukraine's northern. so mean region say they're working on the constant strength of attack russian tanks alternately, and that crawl across the board. i

well, the president of ukraine volodymyr during speaking at the general assembly in new york, he calledn the states to join in the preparation of the proposed peace formula offered by ukraine, of course we will listen to this fragment of the speech of the president of ukraine. if we are truly united, we will be able to guarantee steel peace for all peoples the greatest unity can prevent where he is not the secretary general when there are leaders during the evening many battles but not as an active defender for aggression in many cases there was a fear of a war piecemeal war was present such a war after which no one will gather in the hall of the general assembly anymore, and the third world war was considered what do you think? well, a nuclear one as a conflict between great powers when the actions where nuclear weapons and it seemed that wars are less terrible in comparison with such a large war states that have nuclear potential, and the 20th century taught us to refrain from using weapons of mass destruction, not to deploy, not to spread , not to threaten. changes ukraine gave up it

regarding a free russia against ukraine is recorded , as well as to the un charter, which russia has violated. this month, the un general assembly will be held in new york, at which ukraine is represented precisely on this event, the main attention of ukrainian diplomats is focused on the development of these indispensable things of modern life, the us state agency was involved in advanced defense research projects, in addition, it developed firewood stels technology and many other modern military technological developments, what technologies of the future the agency is working on now and how military developments are affected by russia's war in ukraine in an exclusive in an interview with voice of america, the director of the institution, stephanie topkins, told about drones , guided missiles, satellite intelligence, a lot of advanced technologies with which ukraine is fighting in 2023 was developed in the united states during the cold war many, many years ago and which is paying dividends now, there are many other technologies related to sensors and communication networks that are now actively used, this was all part of our investments back in the 70s

about ukraine, however, zelenskyi with his presence in the united states did not allow world leaders to lose interest in the largest conflict in europe since the second world war, as the new york times emphasizes, already at the white house , president zelenskyi said that ukraine will lose the war with russia if the united states reduces the flow of aid and weapons, the media emphasizes that zelenskyi was in for a difficult conversation in washington if in december congressmen gave a standing ovation to the ukrainian president , this time zelenskyy spoke before the senate at a closed session while republicans the speech of the ukrainian president was rejected in both chambers, meanwhile, biden promises that the united states will stay with kyiv for a long time, and russia in its own style , french foreign ministers catherine coulon summarized the speech of sergei lavrov in the radbez, they were always full of lies, he sat for a short time, told lies and then left - the diplomat also said and the russian representative at the un tried to disrupt zelensky's speech in new york, saying that it did not comply with the regulations , and the prime minister of albania put him on a pla

new york. the ongoing war and ukraine is likely to dominate to events. but is the international community able to unite this thing without? is there a comprehensive coverage of the un general assembly? the hi, welcome to the stream. i'm josh rushing. a medical i'm emergency the u. s. has approved a massive plan to drill for more oil and gas and alaska. it's called the willow project. in this $8000000000.00 development teams to extract at least $600000000.00 barrels of oil from alaska, north slope over the next 30 years. listen to what some alaskan natives had to say about the project earlier this month. at a protest outside the white house, i am sad when you want to drill or on my them. when i know that they will make the animal sick for the animals that my family needs to thrive on. i have seen bully tactics to keep people quiet. leaders raising their voice that you're telling us we are brainwashed by big green and individuals having their worth as an an and you back person torn apart publicly by their own community and families. the man who lived in th

summoned to the polish foreign ministry after zelensky’s statement the day before in new york, the president of ukrainenced that a number of european countries are actually allies of russia in the water ban on the transit of ukrainian grain, official warsaw took this attack personally; kiev set a course for escalation. there they started talking about an embargo on the import of polish food products, and they also intend to seek justice for the poles in brussels and in washington in warsaw they are also not looking for peace. everyone calculated how much poland spent on ukraine; it came out to more than 100 billion zlotys or 2 billion euros, interesting. more recently, ukraine and poland said that they are the closest allies and partners. yes, how easy it is to destroy such a fake friendship. and here are the new details warsaw radio z conducted a survey on the topic: is it worth helping ukraine? almost 80% of respondents spoke out categorically against such help, how to sow fear in order to win elections in medina, lawlessness in poland, how the ruling party kills competitors and why it is afraid of l

we begin in new york where in the last hours, ukraine's president dope has addressed the u.n.eral assembly. he accused russia of weaponizing everything from food and energy to abducting children in its war against ukraine. zelenskyy said he had been preparing a global summit and he would invite all countries that have zero tolerance towards aggression. in his emotional speech, zelenskyy said ending the war in ukraine is a chance to end wars worldwide. >> the it is not only about. than 100 40 states and international organizations have supported the ukrainian peac in part. it will stop all forms of organization that russia used against ukraine and other countries and may be used by other aggressors. look, for the first time, in modern history, we have a real chance to end the aggression on the terms of the nation which was attacked. and this is a real chance for every nation to ensure that aggression against your estate, if it happens, god forbid, will end not because your land will be divided and you will be forced to submit to military or political pressure, but because your

when joe fight and took the stand in new york, he ask world leaders for more support for ukraine. our we have to stand up to this negative aggression today and to, to our other with the aggressors tomorrow. that's why the united states, together with our allies and partners around the world, will continue to stay with the brave people who are crazy as they defend their sovereignty. santoro, tauriel integrity and their freedom. the queen biden's woods, german chancellor, olaf, shots was unambiguous. if it gets to be a nation, let no one forget russia is responsible for this war, and rushes president is the one who can put it into the war at any time with one single or so lensky is hoping to corner broad support for a piece summit. this autumn field on a 10 point plan, outlined by key a one year ago in sport explains, woke up, winning squad, has agreed to end a blank culture of the national team. the football federation, promising to make immediate and profound structural changes. the players were refusing to represent spain until they was an overall classes began waiting for the fo

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on the when jo fight and took the stand in new york, he ask world leaders for more support for ukraine. are we have to stand up to this day, get aggression today and to, to our other would be aggressors tomorrow. that's why the united states, together with our allies and partners around the world, will continue to stay with the brave people who are crazy as they defend their sovereignty, santoro tutorial, integrity and their freedom. the queen biden's woods, german chancellor, olaf, shots was unambiguous. if it gets to be a nation, let no one forget russia is responsible for this war. and rush as president is the one who can put it into the war at any time with one single or up. and so lensky is hoping to corner broad support for a piece summit. this autumn, filled on a 10 point plan, outlined by key a one year ago. rafael loss is a defense analyst at the european council on foreign relations. i asked him for more on so landscape space plan. the plan flows from the recognition that even if you crane where to liberate all the russian occupied territories, that the international communit

live from new york, this is a bbc news special from the united nations general assembly. ukraine'shis country. azerbaijan says it will continue its military assault on nagorno karabakh, calling it an anti—terror operation against ethnic armenian separatists. plus, changing course on climate. the british prime minister may water down some of the uk's environmental commitments. hello, i'm sumi somaskanda, and i'm outside the un headquarters where world leaders have been addressing the general assembly. all eyes were on ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky as day one got under way here in new york. he delivered a speech aimed at convincing world leaders to stick by ukraine's side. it's a rare visit across the atlantic for mr zelensky, and his first time appearing in person at the summit. he gave a stark warning that russian aggression could expand beyond ukraine, saying it was unrelenting threat that would not stop at ukraine's borders. zelensky pleaded for unity against russia's war in ukraine. look, for the first time in modern history we have a real chance to end the aggression o