procedures united nations and how did you explain that?e british side, the west side, was n't ready for this discussion, or they knew it was a whitewash. why is this going on the answer is obvious. they just didn't want to give us the initiative, because because we had irrefutable facts in our hands, i staged the nature of this incident. so they didn't want to do it before they scheduled their property meeting for today. uh, they didn't want russia to be the first to speak, but they wanted to blur the whole thing. uh your maxims about what is going on e clearly. it's clear what's clear is that, uh, that was the intent to do today. by the way, we say they said that on this swell er, this situation will not stop, because we know about the new ones are preparing with a provocation. today we saw what happened at the ukrainian plant, with chemical products. e, for which we are threatened with unimaginable punishment, and we know that this is another step. eh, our e our e western and not only western, when a cripple is first of all a center for

with a safe evacuation of civilians from the as of style steel plant in the procedure that you po, was holding to the united nations secretary general, who's held a face to face meeting with vladimir putin in moscow, russian president describe the situation in full as difficult and tragic is believed at least a 1000 civilians remain trapped in the plant ukrainian troops making a last stand in the devastation. city of putin says that tara should be misled about the situation on the ground. maybe there are no military actions being conducted in the as of storm steel factory. we heard from the ukrainian government that there are civilians inside the compound, if that's the case, ukrainian military personnel are obliged to let them go regarding evacuating people . mister secretary general, you have been deceived and misled. over a 100000 people have left maria pole. they can go anywhere they want. some people want to go to russia, some to ukraine. over 40 countries have agreed to meet monthly to discuss arming ukraine. a 1st meeting of the broad coalition was held at the ramstein base in germany, where the u. s. and al

39 of the counsels provisional rules of procedure, i also invite his excellency mister law school head of delegation of the european union to the united nations to participate in this meeting. it is so decided the security council will now begin its consideration of item 2 of the agenda. i wish to warmly welcome his excellency the secretary general, his excellency mister antonio gutierrez, and i give him the floor. madam president, excellency's the ward in ukraine is one of the greatest challenges ever to the international are the and the global besotted texture founded on the united nations charter because of its nature, intensity and consequences. we are dealing with a full fledged invasion on several fronts of one member state of the united nations, ukraine by another the russian federation, a permanent member of the council in violation of the united nations charter and with several aims, including redrawing the international, recognised borders between the 2 countries, the waters led to census loss of life massive devastation in urban centers and the production of civil and infrastructure. i will never forget the refining images of civil

39 of the counsels provisional rules of procedure, i also invite his excellency mister alo, scoop head of delegation of the european union to the united nations to participate in this meeting. it is so decided the security council will now begin its consideration of item 2 of the agenda. i wish to warmly welcome his excellency the secretary general, his excellency mister antonio, good terrace, and i give him the floor. madam president, excellency's de ward in ukraine is one of the greatest challenges ever to the international or the and the global besotted texture founded on the united nations charter because of its nature's intensity and consequences. we are dealing with a full fledged invasion on several fronts of one member states of united nations, ukraine by another. the russian federation, a permanent member, secretly concealed in violation of the united nations charter. and with several aims. including greed, drawing the international, recognize the borders between the 2 countries. the waters led to senseless loss of life, massive devastation in urban centers. and these the action of civilian infrastructure . i will never forget the no

procedure against hungary only because the re-elected viktor orban. tries to protect its national interests, instead of blindly following the hysterical policies of the west and judging by the statements of the unitedll be the case with every dissenting country, i i am delaying the moment when i will show you the atrocities of the ukrainian nazis and what they are doing with ours. i'll show it today, but i want later. but lest the children see it, awake at that moment, by chance, because, well, this is the level of atrocities. transcendental but you will see this when we discuss directly ukraine, again, the west will not pay attention to this. for the west, it is now important to stage gucci why is the staged, but listen to what the former military inspector in iran, an american, says on the topic how is it actually carried out this kind of investigation, scott readers in the presence of a corpse, a forensic medical examination is carried out, including an autopsy. let me establish the time and nature of death, and also whether a person died in this forest, or whether the body was delivered from somewhere else, if ukrainians make such statements. i would like them to carry out this kind of investig

accordance with rule 39, the council provisional rules and procedure, i also invite his excellency, head of delegation of the european union to the united nations to participate in this meeting. it is so decided. >> the security council will now begin its consideration of item number two of the agenda. i wish to warmly welcome his excellency, the sector in general, his excellency anthony, and i give him the floor. >> madam president, excellencies. the war in ukraine is one of the greatest challenges ever to the international order founded on the united nations. because of its nature, intensity and consequences. we are dealing with a full-fledged invasion and when members of the united nations, ukraine by another, the russian federation, a permanent member of the security council in violation of the united nations charter and in several ways including withdrawing the borders between the two countries. the war has led to a senseless loss of lives, massive devastation and destruction of civilian infrastructure. i will never forget the images of civilians killed and calling for an independent investigation to guarantee effective accountability. i'm

procedure, a certain protocol, a certain thing that you expect and we end up protecting each other. when you go out alone, especially if it is something where you're by yourself and in a unit with other nations, it could be a very different experience and ukraine is very different from the middle east and our servicemen have experience in the middle east, not so much in europe. different enemy and different way of fighting and a lot of things you have to consider before you go do something like that not to mention there are high risks in a situation like this. >> and i want to get your thoughts on what is happening at steel complex in mariupol. russian state media now saying that some civilians have left that complex. and you recall putin was saying we're not letting anybody out. not even let a fly out of there. w if this could be confirmed, why do you suppose this is being allowed. >> i think part of is that there is always some kind of a friction when it comes to these kind of things being done in a place like the plant in mariupol. there is always a way in which a lot of these lower echelon within the russian military may have agreed to do something and the higher ups may have turned a bl