the department of political and peace building affairs. and madame brands carries assistant secretary general for human rights and head of the office of the united nations high commissioner for human rights for the briefings. i also find the civil society representative miss alexandra drake, for her contributions to the council's discussions. since the beginning of the war in february this year, and in only a period of 6 months, at least $40000000.00 people are estimated to have been forcibly displaced from the normal places of a boat close to 8000000 have sought refuge in neighboring countries. while some 7000000 more have been internally displeased, although some ukrainian nationals have caused back into ukrainian territory, the numbers pale in comparison to those who are compelled to leave their homes on a daily basis. the situation which has been famously described as the world's largest and fastest evolving displacement crisis since the 2nd world war is alarming and calls for urgent and concerted international action to help and the war that has become the driving force behind the mass displacements of persons from ukraine ganna is concerned that w

laura: could the united nations play a role in bringing about peace in ukraine through hosting peace talks? >> absolutely, it's done it in the past. you need to use the good offices ofted nations to call on the secretary-general to say, now is the time we see the window for peace and let's talk about it. first, let's stop the war and then let's look about how we can go back to where we should be, which is a space where no country should be allowed to invade another. laura: world leaders will be meeting, some will have gone to the funeral of queen elizabeth. you are in a unique position as deputy or stashed deputy secretary general, you are nigerian and you are british. do you think the passing of the queen will cause the commonwealth to reassess britain's colonial legacy and question whether some country should have a monarch as head of state? like that will be up for discussion. as a nigerian and someone who met the queen, it's poignant that we are looking at the education summit. the three times i met her it was about education and education for the commonwealth. it was about what we had in terms of our common ground for wanting dav education for every girl, for e

provide them with food and then slowly integrate them into the work process according to the office of the united nationsh commissioner for refugees, among ukrainian refugees abroad, 77% have a technical or university education in bulgaria there are bureaucratic obstacles to the employment of ukrainians director of the institute of regional international studies in sofia sociologist ognyan minchev says the work of ukrainian women is beneficial to the bulgarian economy bulgary label the general picture of the bulgarian labor market is bleak because over the past three decades between two and two and a half million bulgarians have emigrated from the country, mostly youth, enterprising people, there is a certain shortage, a painful shortage of labor on the bulgarian market and in some sectors of the ukrainian economy, these tips are welcome, for example, in tourism in certain departments of the administration in the service sector and so on known in bulgaria activist and philanthropist sasha bezuhanova joined several leading projects to help ukrainian refugees the woman often meets with ukrainian women and

who consciously chose the difficult path of a sapper of the national guard officers of the engineering unitsoops of the national guard to study. here it is very interesting to support professional interests by regular training at the training ground. and military training during the training of cadets. this means that they have 200 internships with the military in their second year in the position of sending squads and in the fifth year as a platoon commander, well, commander engineering department or the head of the engineering service. besides that, they have, uh, industrial practices. they have four internships in explosives, one internship at the friends of the baron complex, and plus they have driving engineering vehicles and driving cars, senior sergeant karshkov was an intern at the position of deputy commander of an engineer-sapper platoon in a separate operational division named after dzerzhinsky, the famous adon. very well, we got acquainted with e, the material base and with the technique of e divisions and it was interesting, we learned a lot of new things in more detail in pract

country that before february, sourced at least 90 percent of its sweet from russia and ukraine is on the brink of famine. united nations office for the coordination of humanitarian affairs, warns that there are concrete indications that famine will occur later this year. in the southern bay region of the country. thousands are dying in an historic drought made worse by the effects of the war. in ukraine. we are grateful that the black sea initiative continues to enable food exports from ukraine since 1 august, 100 ships had left ukrainian ports carrying over 2300000 metric tons of green across 3 continents, including 30 percent to low and lower middle income countries the world food program has thus far charted 3 vessels to soup, to transport wheat from ukraine in support of its humanitarian operations. thanks in part to the biloxi grain initiative, world food commodity prices are coming down the f ail reports, though they remain elevated. but to be sure that food reaches all in need, russian fertilizers and food products must reach foreign markets. the u. n. continues its efforts to facilitate access to these products, which

somalia, country that before february sourced at least 90% of its wheat from russia and ukraine is on the brink of famine. the united nations office with the coronation of humanitarian affairs warns that there are concrete indications that famine will occur later this year in the southern bay region of the country. thousands are dying in historic route made worse by the effects of the war in ukraine. we are grateful that the black sea initiative continues exports from ukraine. that's august, 100 ships have left ukrainian ports, carrying over 2,300,000 across three continents including 30% to low and lower middle income countries. the food program has charted three vessels to transport wheat from ukraine in support of its humanitarian operations. thanks in part to the black sea rain initiative, world food commodity crisis -- prices are coming down though they remain elevated. to be sure that food reaches all in need, russian fertilizers and food products must reach foreign markets. the u.n. continues its efforts to facilitate access to these products which are not under international sanction to world markets. mr. president, though

the united nations command. it sends a small number of serving officers to the united nations command in korea. you could say if it continues to have obligations arising out of the armistice agreement, it does not have an automatic commitment to enter conflict or to dispatch troops and it does not have a treaty relationship to defend the republic of korea. important to remember the context that the u.k. obligations are somewhat different from the u.s. obligations. and then to move quickly over the following years, when there was limited contact between the u.k. and the dprk, until 1991, when the republic and the dprk separately entered the united nations when the u.k. recognizes the dprk as a state. and also in 1991 come as a consequence of that, the dprk sends a mission, permanent mission to the international maritime organization my ammo, is based in london -- the imo, which is based in london. it is small, but from that time on their are dprk diplomats in london, though with an international organization rather than covering bilateral organizations. things change after 1997, when kim dae-jung

the w news. a quick reminder of our top story now. the united nations human rights office has confirmed it's planning to send a monitoring team to the city of zoom. is more evidence of war crimes is uncovered from mass graves near the liberated ukrainian city. some of the bodies zoomed from the forest graves showed signs of torture and violent death. you're up to date on the w news that stay tuned for sports life, a marion evans theme for me and the entire team in berlin. thanks for the company. a vibrant habitat in glistening place of long mediterranean sea have almost 4 at your fall korean drift along exploring modern lifestyles and mediterranean.

lithuania, have already offered to send a police mission of the organization to the station of the united nations and leave the law enforcement officersacility on a permanent basis such proposals were expressed by the deputy commissioner general of the police of lithuania and runas paulauskas police could contribute to the physical safety of the nuclear plant, the official explained. in addition, paulauskas added that despite the remoteness of the war in ukraine, for some countries, nuclear incidents do not respect national borders, so any emergency at a gas station will pose a threat even to the most remote areas of the world. colleagues, thanks to this filigree and extremely important information that was presented in the plot, managed to cover the almost unreached and important information is coming from mariupol, trucks, tanks howitzers circle on russian equipment from 81 is moving towards the center of mariupol, the adviser to the mayor of mariupol petro andryushchenko said, we are recording the movement of equipment along metalurgiv avenue in the running center of the next big column of various equipment trucks tanks howitzers a

of intelligence and analysis from the department of emotional security, the fbi foreign influence task force, the homeland security division of the department of justice and the office of the director of national intelligence of the unitedion marks at the meeting were invited by google facebook twitter by microsoft redites and many other companies discussed the risks of information dissemination with them. elections listened to reports, including uh, about the security data update page document, the authors disclosed, the so-called partner support portal. this is an integrated communication system between officials and social networks to control the statements of americans. how do you like this vladimir boris, you are being modest now, there has always been belarus. see what us mentors do nothing like that, we are not going to copy. uh, such approaches to journalism. although, of course, to the address of our ministry e. naturally, a huge number of such reviews come in, even worse labels are attached. even though everything you mentioned. for us, this is not new in their approaches to working with social networks and instant messengers. after all, we are just approaching the regulation of algorithms in social networks,

the ninety-first to ninety-four years, and he was the ambassador of belarus, a commoner of the united nations, after overtaniatul protsevat. now the office the word. it's not dry. the tops of the jarta of the song where the evening looks at the ground for you separation start from 2005. i spent my mother's year of the creative party showing films. what were hacked to death during the year of the film one , all my fish were elected, we rent her allots of my frazkovs were there, and burankin with yulia, and once he presented me with his book an elk. according to the intersighted and fresh book autographed by vladimir orlov to me, groaning, unstained, base with greed many more years of many films, many ideas of many devices of indiscriminate references gennadiev, burankin, shostaga, pershaga 2001 so that all hours my clouds do not obscure someone else's to me russia did not block the end of the world. romeo quickly now want to score a sprech retreat. therefore, they remember a song butts. what tops do you know from your aunt guess. i'm to the lily on the danube, i'm to the blueberry at the white guy in the color of the cassava. opa kasya th

now working in the liberated areas of our population . the security service of ukraine also works at the points, the prosecutor's office and the national police and other law enforcement unitss that record all these crimes committed at the expense of the troops on the territory work of our community to prechivska, as far as i know , from the words of the locals, there was also torture, rape , people were humiliated, kept in basements , such special basements were created, let's say tiled ones, where our former military servicemen were taken, the guys who were undergoing an anti-terrorist operation of the border guards used electric shock and physical violence on the girls, tortured them there were cases where nails were torn off, ears were cut off, well , it is difficult to talk about this, but people experienced very terrible times. i am sure that these people are all testimonies lead ours to the relevant services that will record these crimes and bring them to justice . under what conditions did the people stay there all this time? well, you know, there were, let's say, different circumstances in each settlement, but i will tell you that people today, well, nowadays, peop

of our top story now. the united nations human rights office has confirmed its planning to send a monitoring team to the city of zoom. is more evidence of war. crimes is uncovered from mass graves near the liberated ukrainian city. some of the bodies exude from the forest graves showed signs of torture and violent death. you're up to date on the w news that stay tuned for sports life, a marion evans theme for me and the entire team in berlin. thanks for the company. a vibrant habitat and did go listening place of longing. the mediterranean sea have almost far and to follow. do korean drift along with exploring modern lifestyles and mediterranean meeting people off hearing their dreams. like you to me, journey this week on the w. these places in europe are smashing all the records step into a bold adventure. it's the treasure map for modern globetrotters. discover some of you will record breaking sites on your back to and now also in book form is not going to be on my that's it. oh oh oh oh, oh, the one living room sunday afternoon in germany. time to circle a 4th division matches about to take off the refere

well, what can i tell you , first of all, the painstaking work of all the units of the national police, which helped us, of the general prosecutor's officeof the security of ukraine, er, it took more than a month to collect the evidence that today er, well, the people can see the results of this work, er, we are really lucky that we have video recordings from video surveillance cameras, with the help of which, er, it was possible to identify everyone who was complicit in the specified crimes, there were many indifferent citizens who were able to testify who were direct eyewitnesses of the specified events, many victims, that is, step by step, it was possible to reproduce all these events that happened on february 25 in the city of gostomel that is, it is february 25. yes, it is february 25. it is already after the battles for the gostomel airport have ended, that is, the ground units of the armed forces of the russian federation, namely the main body of the army, have already entered the territory of the kyiv region and directly to the village of gostomel, what the witnesses said, and what was the motivation of the russian beasts with wh

hello to all participants of the victory dictation, our site is located in the garrison house of officers of the novocherkassk unit of the southern district. e troops of the nationaltrict of the rostov region, we prepared with all responsibility for this exam, where not only the quality of knowledge of the historical past is assessed. well , understanding its significance for the modern world. history of the second world war. this is a lesson for all mankind and for us, the heir of those who paid the price of the defeat of fascism in the forties of the last century. the mission of protecting historical truth fell especially, we know when the bloodiest of wars reached the borders of our fatherland, one of the frontier guards and the chekists were the first to take the fight. at the final stage of the war, it was they who opposed not only the nazi invaders, but also the gangs of nationalists. knowledge of those events is especially relevant today. after all , now the russian guards are participating in special military operations. e to protect the inhabitants of donbass from attempts to revive the nazi ideology, and also promotes peaceful life in the liberated terri

lived here, even musicians like mozart and missile when, even at present, it has the united nations office and it has a lot of internet to live insults with the city. this one is the natural history museum, and that one is the art museum. boards look completely identical to each other. i will remember which one is which i think on my it, i'd say it is the natural history museum. and on my left side is the art museum. always remember that left side is are right, state is not sure it's okay. so the left side is eyes and right i do, but the way i am stand, minute shine. we can also take the job here, but it's so very pedestrian friendly 50. so i think we just walk out on the whole inner city and see the different sites even the tram looks beautiful. the parade this looks like timothy hawk or it's got sort of the town hall. yeah. kind of out. but this town hollis really lake bog workstall. vienna is also very n g b t q friendly. as you can see here. very nice. what do you call it? a zebra crossing, it's not really the brand new, more clean the rainbow crossing and this here is the focus garden in virginia pronunc

the day of national unity held today at the national library. it united two unions of women of belarus of russia at once, as well as a representative office of the standing committee of the union state, to voice issues in the interests of the two countries of their interaction and development of peoples, as well as women's organizations. in particular. this is the preservation of historical memory. for example , the ministry of culture is developing a new project for the union state to continue the reconstruction of the brest fortress. today, there is a great potential for the development of our states, primarily through cooperation and through the creation of joint ventures through the implementation of import substitution , our women work everywhere and white. the business sector also presented its women at industrial enterprises , and if we want to produce, as we still produce high-tech science- intensive products, then, of course, it is necessary to use the data of the programs of the union state, i am the head of a fairly significant project, which was supported by the president of the russian federation called the women of russia and belar

of the kherson state university tetiana tomilenia was blown up, according to the report of the center of national resistance, a kadyrov officer who was guarding the traitor, milina, was killed in the intensive care unit in june the woman seized the premises of the university and declared herself rector, that is, she was actually responsible for the russification of the region and propaganda, they say in the center of the national resistance the counteroffensive of the ukrainian army in the south significantly affects the morale and military potential of russia on the approaches to kherson, an expert of the american institute for the study of war recorded how the occupiers left their advanced positions in kiselyivka near kherson and retreated towards the dnipro river. this withdrawal may call into question the defense of the russians in the north - the western outskirts of kherson and shows that the putinites felt a threat to their positions, analysts believe that against the background of the successes of the ukrainians, the russian military command can suspend the deployment of newly formed units in ukraine , it will take years for russia to restore the units to oppose nato, which defeated the armed

within hours of the queen's funeral, liz truss flew out of the country, her first overseas trip in office bringing her here to new york for a gathering of world leaders at the united nations minister forjust a fortnight, and what a fortnight. at the top of the empire state building she reflected on her opening days in downing street. it has been a very, very momentous time for our country and i was hugely honoured to be asked to form a government by her majesty the queen. and i think the news of her death was a shock to me, as it was a shock to the nation. after ten days of reflection, politics is roaring back. expect a blitz of announcements in the coming days with a focus on growing the economy, even if some of the ideas for doing that will cause a row. lots of families at the moment are really struggling and they will see that one of the things you are happy to see happen is for bankers to get bigger bonuses. whose side are you on? what i want to see is a growing economy, so everybody in our country has the high paid jobs that they deserve, the investment into their town, the new businesses being set up. that's the kind of britain that i want to see. and if that means

within hours of the queen's funeral, liz truss flew out of the country, her first overseas trip in office bringing her here to new york for a gathering of world leaders at the united nations and what a fortnight. at the top of the empire state building she reflected on her opening days in downing street. it has been a very, very momentous time for our country and i was hugely honoured to be asked to form a government by her majesty the queen. and i think the news of her death was a shock to me, as it was a shock to the nation. after ten days of reflection, politics is roaring back. expect a blitz of announcements in the coming days with a focus on growing the economy, even if some of the ideas for doing that will cause a row. lots of families at the moment are really struggling and they will see that one of the things you are happy to see happen is for bankers to get bigger bonuses. whose side are you on? what i want to see is a growing economy, so everybody in our country has the high paid jobs that they deserve, the investment into their town, the new businesses being set up. that's the kind of britain that i want to see. and if that means the rich get richer, that's fi

in lithuania, have already offered to send a police mission of the united nations to the station, and also to leave law enforcement officers at the facility on a permanent basis, the deputy commissioner general of the lithuanian police, runas paulauskas, the police could contribute to the physical security of the nuclear plant, the official explained. in addition, paulauskas added that despite the remoteness of the war in ukraine for some countries nuclear incidents take into account national borders, so any military emergency will pose a threat even to the most remote areas of the world. daryna kucher. espresso tv channels . show, not training and communal defense. britain named military exercises vostok 22. which aggressor countries did russia start on september 1? the russian federation and ukraine have proven that they cannot significantly increase the combat capability of the russian army for strategic exercises vostok 22, previously announced the participation of 50 000 troops, but this year they will attract no more than 15,000. and this is about 20% of the forces that participated in the last vostok 18 exercises. t

lithuanians in lithuania already offered to send a police mission of the united nations to the station and also leave law enforcement officers at the facility on a permanent basis such suggestions were made by the deputy commissioner general of the lithuanian police and runas paulauskas, the police could contribute to the physical security of the nuclear plant, the official explained. in addition, paulauskas added that despite the remoteness of the war in ukraine, for some countries, nuclear incidents do not respect national borders, so any emergency at a gas station will pose a threat even to the most distant territories of the world daryna kucher of the espresso tv channel hungarians are not with us more than 80% of hungarian citizens are against closing entry to russians and providing weapons to ukraine such are the data of the research of the hungarian analytical center, the results of the polls showed that the introduced eu sanctions against russia did not meet the expectations of the majority of hungarians, moreover, citizens this country believes that the restrictions on the russian federation only plunged the eu memb

i gave an overdue library book to a russian intelligence officer i don't think i would do very much harm to the national security of the uniteder, if i gave somebody like that, a russian intelligence officer, top secret sci classified information i could do grave damage to the national security of the united states. so i don't think lawyers do their clients any service at all by making foolish arguments in court. i understand that some of these arguments are not really intended for court, they're intended for public consumption, but if you are litigating something, lindsey, and you're litigating it in court in front of a federal judge, i think more sophisticated arguments might help your case a little bit more than silly ones. >> all right. chuck rosenberg there with the mic drop. betsy, i want to ask you what stuck out most to you in the hearing yesterday and also what the public can possibly learn from that detailed property list once it becomes public. >> it very much depends on just how much detail there is in this property list. one of the biggest questions is how much damage was incurred by the fact that trump took thes

parliamentary and presidential elections and i think it was the obligation of the european union, all the united nations off the office or on the all. or if he to send observers to the referenda. i house, for instance, in crimea in 2014. now premier had already held referenda and 991 and 994, which ended with very similar result. now, that is something that the information war has just taken out of the record. it says it has not happened. i am, i 3 wife helped me say optimistic about the holding all these referenda in carry on and in low guns and donors. i do not think that being escalate quite the contrary. of course what we need most today down and the golgi. and this will be an element of negotiation depending on the result of the referendum. the problem being that the united nation, my country of nationality the most of the european union country, well, the western country, canada, radia included. they have already asked priority taken a position that is referenda is a shaft, what they've taken that position before. so no matter what the result is, we are going to reject it. now what the holding of our friend, i t

the conduct of warden. when you come to the real grounds, then you will understand what is the deity from my united nation office. you can not see everything. so this is not what they were in international media is going on and it is most of the time there is a fake news during last 9 months. we observed that so many fake news circulated to the by the western media to western word pulled words. also we've got reactions on the referendum from to greek politicians who visited saint petersburg to promote strengthening ties between russia and the even member state. the thorough poorly the kid. i believe the current referendums are fair. we speak about a territory in which the population has faced genocide. the risk of being completely erased the referendums on whether to join russia were a matter of survival for them. they didn't have much choice. ukraine for it's part did have a choice to avoid the referendums. they only had to respect the rights of the russian population of ukraine, their language and autonomy, their right to exist. however they persecuted the russian population, making them flee abroad. they acte

out covertly, it is reported in the main intelligence office that the russians were taken out from the very morning, accompanied by units of the national guard, according to intelligence data, part of the ukrainian specialists will not be allowed to enter the territory of the station at the moment at the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, the situation is critical, because the employees who, in particular, are responsible for due to fire safety, they cannot enter the territory, the mother confirmed the information about the arrival of the mission at the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, the task of ensuring nuclear safety, protection and guarantees , the organization stated that the convoy was moving through the so-called gray zone accompanied by russian equipment. during the passage of the mission, small-arms shots were heard from the occupiers. previously, for several hours, the convoy was at a checkpoint waiting for permission to pass civilians the zelenodol community in dnipropetrovsk oblast, 5 km from the front line, suffers from shelling every day . under enemy fire, private houses, schools, sports complexes, even the post office,

of the open society foundations. he served as miniature states in the phone and close office of the british government with the responsibility for africa, asia, and united nations. when he joins us from long and welcome to the program, now some would say that britain's relationship with the commonwealth is not just evolving but unraveling. how would you expect king charles to approach this? well, oversee is mother carried a particular sort of emotional linked to the commonwealth. in many ways it was her projected it the colonization and hands to formation of the commonwealth happened during her period is queen and she was deeply and personally devoted to making sure it worked. and she was sort of in that sense above history about politics on it and that's a hard row for a son to fill. but on one hand, he has got a lot of assets, personally going his way, the kind of things he's concerned about climate development culture ah, issues which are very much the bonds that hold the commonwealth together. so i think he's got the right c, v, as a new king, actually the commonwealth. his challenge is that, of course, while you can be a republican still in the commonwealt

conducting special targeted events together with the officers of the ministry of internal affairs for the city of kherson , a special purpose unit in the nationaluard during the inspection of one of the private households , icons were found in a huge amount, which is of great historical value. the destruction on the three underwater threads of the nord stream is unprecedented , the gas pipeline operator company said, it is not yet able to assess. how long it may take to restore the facility the german publication tagishpegel reported that the pressure in the nord stream 2 gas pipeline and on both nord stream pipelines could fall as a result of according to the newspaper, in both cases, an investigation was launched, in which the federal security authorities of germany take part. first of all fell on ukrainian or connected with ukraine by force. let me remind you that the pressure drop on nord streams 1 and 2 became known the day before. now a short advertisement after continue to stay with us. i don't kiss after the first season, opa first of all, i didn't see anything. and secondly, i have more interesting things to do here. you live, i live w

country, to people of different generations , ages and nationalities, to the people of our great motherland. to all who are united by great historical russia, to volunteer soldiers and officers who are now fighting on the front line, are at a combat post to our brothers and sisters to residents of the donetsk and lugansk people's republics of the kherson and zaporizhzhya regions and other areas liberated from the neo-nazi regime. we will talk about the necessary urgent steps to protect the sovereignty , security and territorial integrity of russia, to support the desire and will of our compatriots to determine their own future and the aggressive policy of part of the west. elites who by all means seek to maintain their dominance. and for this they are trying to block and suppress any sovereign independent centers development, in order to continue to rudely impose their will on other countries and peoples to plant their pseudo-rationalities. the purpose of this west is to weaken , divide and eventually destroy our country. they are already directly saying that in 1991 they were able to split the soviet union. and now the time has come for russia itself. that it should break u

gun safety advocates today in announcing the launch of the new office of gun violence prevention, the first of its kind in the nation. now, this unit will focus on better communication between departments, cutting through red tape and providing support to cities and other partners with the goal of reducing firearm injury and getting guns off the streets. it will also promote research and data collection increase awareness of about policy strategies and programs. and try to stop shooting from happening. when is enough going to be enough? when is the violence going to end? we're here to help me answer that question. we are in a full on crisis of full on state of emergency. and in order to fight this epidemic, it's going to take new efforts, creative approaches and new action. a nationwide search is now under way to recruit. the opposite is first director at today's event. families of victims of gun violence spoke about their loss and we're going to hear from them coming up a little bit later today at five, authorities have released their video recording of the interrogation of sherri papini. she's the reading woman who faked her own

the pledge of allegiance, led by captain hearst for brown, commanding officer uss somerset. >> i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america. into the republic for which it stands, one nationunder god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. thank you, captain brown. ladies and gentlemen, please be seated. at the end of today's observance, sailors from uss somerset will open the ceremonial gate and salute family members as they enter the sacred ground. named for this county, uss somerset is one of three ships that remember the tragic events of september 11. along with uss arlington and uss new york. we have and are honored to have a large contingency of officers and sailors from the united states navy with us today. thank you all so very much for your service and for being with us today to share in this important observance. this nation relies upon the men and women of all of our military for our protection. we owe them a debt, which can never truly be repaid for their sacrifices, they and their families have made in preserving our great nation. i would like to acknowledge the men and women now serving in our nation's military and all of the veterans who have defend

to all the citizens of our country, to people of different generations of age and nationality to the people of our great motherland who are united by great historical russia to soldiers and officerswho are volunteers who are now fighting on the front line are on a combat post to our brothers and sisters residents of the donetsk and lugansk people's republics of kherson and zaporozhye regions of other areas liberated from the neo-nazi regime . it will be about the necessary urgent steps to protect the sovereignty , security and territorial integrity of russia and support the desire and will of our compatriots to determine their own future and about the aggressive policy of part of the west. elites who by all means seek to maintain their dominance. and for this they are trying to block and suppress any sovereign and independent development centers in order to continue to rudely impose their will on other countries and peoples to plant their pseudo-values. the purpose of this west is to weaken , divide and eventually destroy our country. they are already directly saying that in 1991 they were able to split the soviet union. and now the time has come for russia itself that it should

on the gas pipelines of the nord stream system, convenes an urgent meeting of the united nations security council, which is scheduled for friday, and the prosecutor general's office case under the article an act of international terrorism, the department emphasized as a result of deliberate actions. practically no one in the world has caused significant economic damage to russia. there is no doubt that three underwater highways were intentionally damaged, but the question of who did it and how, where the traces are being led can be understood if you carefully look at what has been happening near bornholm island lately. a whole detachment of american ships was seen there, in addition, in early september, just in the area of ​​\u200b\u200bthe alleged explosions american helicopters flew, experts suggest that they could verify the coordinates of targets, and a month ago, great britain handed over underwater drones to ukraine, allegedly in order to clear the black sea, but these devices can also be used to solve other problems, however some. it seems that russia is still being blamed for everything. although this sounds absurd, you know, mikhail kinchenko's correspon

the office of president the united states. such statements reminded everyone of just how far the nation had come in a decade. we now appreciate grants efforts on behalf of black freedom inequality even as we note their limits. grant himself wanted to give blacks a fair chance, including economic and educational opportunities. he urged white americans to treat the -- as a citizen and a voter as he is and must remain. and battled white supremacists determined to prevail by whatever means we're at their disposal. despite grant's best efforts to subdue such violence. it ultimately prevailed heated in part by eroding support for reconstruction in the north commenting on the failure to bring the justice those white terrorists who had murdered upwards of a hundred african-americans and kovacs, louisiana grant spoke bluntly. angrily noting that everyone of the colfax miscreants goes unwhipped of justice and no way can be found in this boasted land of civilization and christianity to punish the perpetrators of its bloody. and monstrous crime a year later he observed a government that cannot give protection to life. p

the presiding officer: please join me in reciting the pledge of allegiance to the flag. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america, and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the presiding officer: the clerk will read a communication to the senate. the clerk: washington, d.c., september 27, 2022. to the senate: under the provisions of rule 1, paragraph 3, of the standing rules of the senate, i hereby appoint the honorable christopher murphy, a senator from the state of connecticut, to perform the duties of the chair. signed: patrick j. leahy, president pro tempore. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the leadership time is reserved. morning business is closed. under the previous order, the senate will resume consideration of the motion to proceed to h.r. 6833, which the clerk will report. the clerk: motion to proceed to calendar number 389, h.r. 6833, an act to amend title 28 of the public health service act and so forth and for other mondays when congress is in session we like to lay out the week ahead on capitol hill and to do that at the start of an especially busy week where joined

let all potential criminals know that the united states is cooperating with the government of ukraine, in particular the attorney general's office with the national police of ukraine and with authorities across europe to investigate and prosecute these crimes, so if anyone dares to execute the criminal order, it's this person will never be able to be sure that she will get away with this, she will have to look back all her life until she is old, just like the nazi criminals had to do, the war crimes of the nazis and now considering the case of russian war crimes in ukraine, what do you think about the statement of the russian president about denazification country 37 years of investigation and prosecution of nazis during the second world war i think i can say that i recognize a nazi when i see one ukrainian government is not nazi two countries as we remember attacked ukraine without provocations is nazi germany and the russian federation. so, who is now committing hitler's spirit? it is definitely not the ukrainian government. kyiv mout poke primes in ukraine. russian troops are committing numerous war crimes in ukraine. this is a well- documente

to multilateral institutions, kenya has made available more land for the united nations office in nairobi to facilitate the upgrading of its complex. i take this opportunity to call on member states to complement this contribution from through enhanced financing to adequately modernize the union facilities in nairobi, kenya remains a strong advocate for making the sustainable use of oceans and blue economy. results is a development priority. holding the firm belief that significantly increased investment in these essential sector can and hunger can also reduce poverty. create jobs, and spar economic growth. i hives the secretary general to continue calling attention to the i didn't need to develop these vital sector. in particular, i call on developed countries to invest in sustainable fishy protect, marvin echo systems and share ocean based climate solutions with developing countries. for our pop, i am pleased to report that building on the historic 2018 sustainable blue economy conference in nairobi, kenya is reviewing its national blue economy strategy to strengthen community structures in participatory management o