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was pensions rise by the day, the deputy head of russia security council for the president debates from the defense of houses. so to that nature is directly involved in the conflict and is there a fight to on behalf of ukraine? so he said the west of ministry belk is quote, well, with russia usually conflict with people. the conflict develops in an escalating scenario. no outcome can be ruled out because not the member states have essentially fully engaged in this conflict. they must have realized that they are fighting on this side of the screen. and they are fighting not only by supplying them with weapons and providing them with funds. they are fighting directly because they are selecting targets. i use you put on the russian territory and controlling the actions of american or european me sales like the out of the water with the russian, the federation really in the city. and that's why nothing can be ruled out. and this is what the head of our state said when he finish the speech, informing both the military and the citizens of our country. that there was a strike by a hypersonic b

thank you very much managed it was tennyson's rise by the day, the deputy head of russia's security council for president to meet treatments as of as a sub to. but nato is directly involved in the conflict and is fighting on behalf of ukraine. is that the last minute you broke as quote, with rush, usually conflict with the, with the conflict develops in an escalating scenario as no outcome can be ruled up . because not the member states have essentially fully engaged in wisconsin. thus they must realize that they are fighting on the side of the screen and they are fighting not only by supplying them with weapons. busy and if, when you are going to provide them with funds, they are fighting directly. i close the i feel like think target by you. if you put one of the russians deltore and building the actions of america or european, misled by the out of the water with the russian federation due to the and that's why, but i would, nothing can be ruled out. and this is what the head of our state said when he finished the speech, informing both the military and the citizens of our country. i foun

i'm russia recently hosted an informal un security council session were present to the evidence of a legit war crimes committed by you creating fits during their own going and facing the vs. chris region. what's coming from that as well? that was a big event, and it's received a big attention in the course of the young uh, a lot of journalists ask this question. this is a very simple exercise because you're going to get formal music. so just give us a call. so we are not displaying any pictures. normally we're not so showing video reels, which sometimes it's isn't, is important to understand what's really happening on the ground already. a formula is informal setting and it's gives us more flexibility for such than the exercise. so we conducted over any to meetings devoted to the crimes of the ukrainian and now troops ukrainian nationally. so not only in the course creation but also in other rational regions. and it's a very tough exercise for the west. and there is because they have to play the role of saying, uh, i would say comfortably, not my so the depth of to and you're seeing

russia. the un security council will meet this hour to discuss ukraine — we will take you live to new york, thegn secretary david lammy, presiding. and we have a special edition of the security brief brief to discuss this. good evening. world leaders have gathered at the 620 summit in brazil with the war in ukraine top of the agenda. president putin is not in rio, subject as he is to an international arrest warrant. but the kremlin has reacted furiously today to a change in us policy that means ukraine will in future be allowed to use long—range us missiles to hit targets inside russia. president putin has yet to comment directly on that decision but his spokesman said it was a further escalation and would pour "oil on the fire". our diplomatic correspondent james landale is in rio and sent this report. another night, another round of air strikes on ukraine. a relentless bombardment in a war almost 1,000 days old. one that could be better resisted now kyiv can use american missiles against russian air bases across the border. but will that mean britain and france will now allow ukraine to use t

russia. the un security council will meet as hour to discuss ukraine.ake you live to new york with a foreign secretary david lame presiding. and we have a security breach to discuss the implications oall that. you are very welcome to the program. world leaders have gathered at the g 20 in brazil, with the war in ukraine top of the agenda. president putin is not in rio, subject as he is to an international arrest warrant, but the kremlin has reacted seriously today to a change in u.s. policy that means ukraine will in the future use u.s. long-rangeissiles to hit targets inside russia. president putin has yet to, directly on a decision, but he says it will pour oil on the fire. james lander is in rio and has this report. james: a relentless bombardment on a war almost 1000 days old. one that could be better resisted, now that kyiv can use american missiles against russian airbases across the border. but will that mean britain and france will now allow ukraine to use their own storm shadow missile? also long-range, also able to hit deep into russia. the pr

have we talked about the us-china there's also renewed dpr uk russia collaboration that are just in blatant violations of un security councilion where north korea is now supplying artillery ammunition to russia in the ukraine war, they're supplying ballistic missiles that are being used by russia. russia and china are providing aid to north korea in terms of satellite technology, but also humanity sharing nutritional assistance, multilateral sanctions at the u.n. security council are, at this point feckless because russia and china have vetoes. and so they've been vetoing u.s. resolutions against, north korea, for their provocative behavior. it hearkens back to. the 1950s when, you know, russia boycotting the security council. right. so you have this dysfunction. the security council, you have a realignment between china and north korea. you have the same strengthening of alliance and the trilateral cooperation, us, south korea, japan, even in inter-korean relations. north korea has recently that they are abandoning their long standing policy of peaceful unification with south korea. not only that, south korea's that they h

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the former president of this country, dmitry medvedev, who is now the deputy head of russia's national security council, saying that scenario continues, it would be impossible to exclude anything. aaron. >> fred, thank you very much. in moscow tonight. and let's go now to fareed zakaria host of fareed zakaria gps so, fred, you know, when you see those missiles and you hear them talking about the escalation chain and putin saying that they can use a missile against any country that even provides missiles to ukraine, it's clear what he's saying. and that he's going to keep using this new hypersonic missile that he just used on the battlefield for the first time. that they can carry multiple warheads nuclear weapons, and can evade air defenses. they say and reuters has been reporting fareed, that he's been mass producing these nuclear bomb shelters, that they've been putting images out. what is his point here? what is putin's point well, i'm glad you're focusing on this, erin, because it's it's actually a very significant moment. >> it's a critical moment. putin is trying to draw a line and say, if you al

it's interesting you say you have a relationship with north korea — in the past, russia has signed up to un security councilrying to ensure that north korea does not develop new ballistic missile technologies. it signed... russia signed resolutions i718, 1874, 2270. you know that. you're a diplomat. there were resolutions. and you also know...you also know that now putin says he has — quote unquote — a "no—limits partnership with pyongyang". so what are you going to give the north koreans as they give you military personnel, and thousands — no, sorry, not thousands — millions of artillery shells? what are you giving the north koreans? that's a question you have to put to mr putin when you will go to moscow. i hope you will. but there are thousands of actually resolutions on israel which are not implemented. of course, yes, there are, there are some outdated resolutions. i read all of them, actually. yes, there was an idea to establish a blockade of north korea. this blockade does not work, actually. so you're saying that those resolutions you signed, you are now violating? uh, no. there were resolutions abo

having, for example, a character such as putin through russia at the security council, which at the sametime is an international criminal, and using its power inside the u.n. but we see these also inside the u.n. human rights council. i used to be dashed if we can say the same of other global institutions. they have learned to play the game because this institutions were defined under the premise that even desperate want to be part of a global community. i i think that it's very clear that it want to be part of western democracies or liberal democracies. they believe democracy is not a model what you think is the biggest shift we've seen. if we recall the rhetoric of the cold war, they never said they were fighting democracy. they said they were fighting imperialism or capitalism. even they recognize the soft power of democratic ideal. however, we see in open that we get of the strong man, the identity democracies are not efficient now that they're in the open. they believe they have an alternative model. we're living an existential crisis for early democracy globally. >> seems like thes

and he also painted the move by russia as a violation of un security council resolutions and international law. something that russia has challenged at the united nation saying if the united states can help ukraine, why can't russia's allies help russia in this conflict? while the united states has argued that north korea is under sanctions at the united nations because of its nuclear program, and it has been since 2006 of course, those sanctions have not stopped north korea from launching ballistic missiles, including one in the last 24 hours, so we see the united states attempting to ramp up the pressure on north korea, calling on china to get involved and do more, to control its neighbor as it develops these additional military capabilities and the united states also warning that it will be releasing more aid to ukraine in the coming days. kristen salumi al jazeera washington a little bit more process in mozambique against the election results that demonstrates a se one rate. the country's electoral commission says the ruling fairly more party won the polls. it's not coming to doing rep

before we joined, corresponding to russia has vetoed a un security council resolution, which called for an immediate cease fire and sudan. moscow says, why that wants to resolve the crisis. it's simply what pos, the u. k and see are really on drafted motion. i think it imposes the will of others onto the student needs people a deal. let's say it's a dozen. the police should be done consistently and openly and not by imposing them to suit denise through the decisions all the council, the opinions of individual members season with the post colonial ideas about the future structure of the country. and even more so, the council should not play along with the design of the former colonial power to earn points in the eyes of the sudanese diaspora settled in the u. k. the main problem with the british project is that it contains a false understanding of who's responsible for protecting the civilian population. officer don. all right, let's learn more across live out while correspondent, no more come get announced dining bye for us live in jo bug. i don't know why do we, i mean, gets fed to say

not for nothing are russia and china on the security council, because they were part of setting up the system. there is a danger i think we actually might see the rules based international order we have might split in two, where we have our part of the world in the present set of rules and another part setting up another set of rules. >> do you already see that happening? >> i think it's happening, moving in that direction, i think they are not successful yet. the narrative i think is, what we do in nato, is owning half of the economy in the world. the other 7 billion have to divvy the other half and that's not fair. i think that's the narrative. it is a strange contract because india and china hate each other. i think there is an attempt to group together other nations to make sure there is a counterweight to what we do. i think they are not that successful because what we have in nato is an amazing thing. on a daily basis we discuss everything with each other. there's no organization in the world to do that. >> the civilians have again frankly been on the frontline in ukraine and the

of the russian federation, the former prime minister, and the current deputy chapman of security council. of russia, thank you very much for joining us here on, on the international the top right in. i'm trying to get my head around what we're seeing right now. and so police, you, georgia, forgive me for, for trying to be straight about this. if i made the ruling georgia dream party have just won the recent parliamentary elections, the routing georgia dream party, the problem is the friendly with russia, and america is not happy about this top. tell me if i'm, if i'm getting on the right way here, washington doesn't agree with how the people have georgia voted. so now in g o, so potentially being used to funds a to trying to essentially create some chaos until they get the election. the result, they want my remote fleet reading this correctly, so i don't know what was the well, in my view, what happened in georgia with these elections was quite predictable. on the one hand, the georgia dream is very popular in the country, although the opposition is also very strong. the georgia dream is almost per

of the russian federation, the former prime minister, and the current deputy chapman of security council of russia thank you very much for joining us here on, on the international, on the top right in. i'm trying to get my head around what we're seeing right now. and so police who georgia forgive me for, for trying to be straight about this. if i made the ruling georgia dream party have just won the recent parliamentary elections, the routing georgia dream party, the problem is the friendly with russia, and america is not happy about this top. tell me if i'm, if i'm getting on the right way here, washington doesn't agree with how the people have georgia voted. so now in g o, so potentially being used to fund to, to trying to essentially create some chaos until they get the election. the result, they want my remote fleet reading this correctly, so i don't know what was the well, in my view, what happened in georgia with these elections was quite predictable. and the one hand, the georgia dream is very popular in the country, although the opposition is also very strong. the georgia dream is almost p

international community because it is allowed by russia because suddenly russia and also china no longer enforce the un security council resolutions that were decided upon with the help of russia and china on the nuclear weapons of north korea, the ballistic missiles, showed the whole arms race that is going on in north korea itself against south korea. so the fact that now, because the russian needs north korea, they no longer stop north korea becoming more and more dangerous. and i think that is what the secretary general gets. i was talking about that it is very concerning that a nation that was so isolated now suddenly is out there playing a role, an important role for russia. when it comes to the ministry, even bringing in the nuclear issue, how much is the terrance and how much is a real threat to use what you have? you mean nuclear? yeah, in general, in general. yeah. and i'm telling nuclear in that in a very wide way, but i will tell you that nuclear weapons is more about to turn. so actually using how concerned should we be that nuclear could become real? i would say in general, uh we have, we have agreed amon

say, face the international everything, despite forcing some concerns. russia has agreed to support renewal of a un security council of sanctions on the m. and can you tell us most of those reasoning there? it was a technical rollover, we insisted that the regime is not changed so far. the documents related to young and e settlements are dated back to them to the, to several years ago. and so we always say that's uh we'll, we'll have to renew the legal base for them. and the settlement and moments decides to come to an agreement. and we know that such efforts are being made. we know that the efforts of special envoy sounds good when they're being supported by everybody . so we expect the size to come to an agreement which will become the basis for the new resolutions and for the new context in, in the u. m. b. so when you have these pro, both just with the supporting of us, so we believe and which has suffered a lot during, during last 2 years. and you have many people deserve the piece. and there's been a lot of discussions about a reform all the un security council and the need to add more permanent seats for afr

of you to get a council resolutions, and also providing its troops for russia's use in this war of aggression against ukraine. when it comes to china as a member of united nations security council, we would and should expect no less. and we had communications with china. fact with a robust conversation just this week. and i think they know well the concerns that we have and expectations that both in word and deed to use influence that they have to work to curb these activities. so we will see if they take action but i think this is a man signal, not just from us but from countries around the world to see what the dprk's during both in the immediate region in the korean peninsula but also what it is doing in europe. now, it's also very important to note that this is a two-way street between dprk and russia. we are seeing what dprk is providing to rush in terms of troops. we are very focused on and concerned about what russia might be doing in order to enhance the dprk's capacities to military capacity. that should be of real concern to china because it's profoundly destabilizing in the region. on lebanon, me just say that we are working very hard and making progress on r

russia possesses the world's best time. that's according to the russian security council deputy had to meet to mid feet of who had high praise for russia's military industrial complex in. and in to be that he's just given to our be a channel this week, a luminous thing. some we are now at the around the gums of old training ground. this is our largest enterprise with a glorious history. it began in the thirty's during the 2nd world. war almost popular, most productive time for the t 34 was produced here. moreover, from off of the tanks that took part in combat operations were produced here around the guns of all been developed as an enterprise on the one hand, engaging in tank construction. and on the other hand, engaging in the production of civilian products such as rail cause storage tanks and so on. this is our entire line of main battle tanks. and now of course, the enterprise is working to a large extent to achieve the goals of the special military operations. we have just been shown to work about the best time between 90 am pro re of tank. many experts not to mention service been themselves believe that this is the be

getting involved in making the decision is most start leaping debasement. russia takes aim of the west of the un security council warning basically that you are being leaders are risky driving.

that's the message with russia as it hosted in in full un security council session in new york. particularly at the countries of the collection of the west have launched a real sanctions war against half, if not the majority of the population of our planet using this illegitimate from the point of view of international law instrument to achieve their economic and foreign policy goals. they cause a norm is suffering to the populations of countries that are defenseless against the baton of sanctions. if 20 goes from caracas has been his weight. an investigative journalist diego is to carry money. thanks for joining us on. the program is good to see a sunny, i'd like to ask for your perspective on russia's statement that the u. n. that considering that you'll so in the country this been suffering from western sanctions, bridges as well. i fully agree with what he states, that's the, that's the 1st basic thing. the, the other key issue i think it has to do with the, the, also the corruption, the cultural eh, bestows to, you know, to reassure and to create the sanction world. in this case, actual

of course, the security council can beginning to discuss ukraine with russia. is ambassador basically lashing out at washington's decision to allow, okay, you have to use these a long range with a new service. me says, regardless of the militaristic frenzy of the democratic administration which do have a miserably loss in the presidential election. the complaint is also the trust of most of that population distributes according to media reports, news suicide will permits to these. that leaves the regime to use a long range weapons strikes deep into russian territory. believe me, we would love nothing more than to see the people of ukraine experience the safety and security they so deserve. what is the house of joy upon himself? so many reasons has nothing to lose, but these are what if i didn't this of the british and french leaders to i in a hurry to play along with the outcome and administration and a dragging. not only that countries, but also the hold of your into a full scale escalation with extremely serious consequences is striking. this is exactly what

the united nations security council has match on the 1000 day of russia's will on ukraine. dominating the diplomatic discussion was western support, the key, which is at risk and the president elect. donald trump's administration. john henry explains so the subject matter, the united nations security council, mark the ones thousands day of the war and ukraine for the west. a conflict of unilateral aggression, 1000 days of widespread death, destruction and despair continue unabated for millions of ukrainians. un, under secretary general and rosemary decarlo, when american read a statement from the abs and the secretary general, antonio gutierrez entire cities, villages and towns, had been reduced to rubble, ukraine's minister for foreign affairs pleaded for the world to continue supporting ukraine and rejected. peace may never throw us to russia. their world has no value, is their fastest way to end this war is to increase the support of ukraine and used to defend itself. and to compile the rush or withdrawal rushes, representative fired back assailing the western support for you. grac

russia has vetoed a u. k. pushed resolution of the un security council, which called for an immediate cease fire and sudan. despite wanting to resolve the crisis, moscow has taken to the u. k. and the sierra leone dropped in motion to say that imposes the will of others onto the sit. and these people a deal to say it's, it doesn't look like this should be done consistently in openly and not by imposing . i'm assuming denise, through the decisions on the council, the opinions of individual members thing and with the post colonial ideas about the future structure of the country. i'm even more sorry to counsel should not play along with the design of the former colonial. now what you and points in the eyes of the sudanese diaspora settled in the u. k. well, the main problem with the british project is that it contains a false understanding of who's responsible for protecting the civilian population. all visited on very important to note that russia does not oppose a see saw the incident. if you read the details of the resolution it cool for association officer, the cheese protection of civilians and seem to b

use objects of to the, to be discussed according to your, at russian security council suppress surface. and you know, china and russia, a comprehensive strategy compartment itself, coordination in a new way area and the 2 countries have always maintained. it includes communication on structure to the issues of call me can so, so uh sir, they showed us visit, tell us that it's such a visit helps to 2 countries to maintain and enhance the high level of a strategic mutual trust as well. who is about a letter for operation, including military, industry, communication and corporation, regardless the changeable international situation as both china and the rush as a sad to play important ambrose a peacekeeping and awards. yeah, as he mentioned there is this, i go along a reiterating the strategic partnership of china and russia. share what ways does the partnership benefit the 2 nations the uh, yeah, the china, russia strategic and actually, and showed back his route to a mutual cross or what played shoes across all the stuff or key areas, especially a mountain pennington personally and economy and comics. so for example,

at a meeting of the un security council , linda thomas—greenfield, said winter was approaching and russia'sivilians and destroying critical infrastructure. she said the us would be announcing additional security assistance in the coming days. that's the wider picture, let's zoom in now on the front lines of the conflict. our correspodent paul adams is in the heart of the conflict, in the city of dnipro more traumatic scenes on the streets of odesa this morning. a russian missile, shot down by ukraine's air defences, bringing death and destruction to a busy neighbourhood. translation: i was blown over. i was getting out of the rubble. there were dead bodies everywhere. none of this will change when ukraine starts using america's long—range weapons — like those seen here, on a us exercise in poland — but could they help to turn the tide of this long, grinding war? in dnipro, a city trying to live a normal life, a mixture today of hope and cynicism. "i think it will be a big change," says vladyslav. "if we're allowed to hit the people who live there, they'll understand how we feel and then som

about for the role of his ukraine and russia. envoy trump has chosen keys kellogg, who was the chief of staff for the white house national security council during transferred to kellogg's plan for ending the war. involves freezing the buffer lines in the coming positions and forcing both sides to the negotiating table. but that's how small school has repeatedly stated that freezing the conflict is the no goal for russia. a kind of spectra week on the market use of particular interest. they had been calling for the spikes deep into russia even long before that were finally approved. and you have a proud candidate and, and our vice president harris wants to continue what you're doing long range. and what to have done is they've basically given basically to brush and sure is a military background. you'd never given opponent to sanctuary. never, never, never, we do that in the non big mistake. and that's what they've done by restricting the ability of them to use the weapons that we give them. if it's a war, let it be a war. it's hard, but you have to accept that. you have to give more arms to them because you can't trust the russians. you j