i think the russia ukraine _ that? i think the russia ukraine war _ that? the russia ukraine war holds - that? i think the russia i ukraine war holds lessons that? i think the russia - ukraine war holds lessons for china and xijinping as he thinks about the issue of taiwan for china. we know that the west, nato, have rallied and provided arms, imposed sanctions on russia, provided weapons for ukraine. so i think there's a lot of consolidation of views and values around what the ukrainians are trying to do, and that is to deter the russians, to push them out. but for the west, they say a western liberal democratic value under threat. when that is under threat, it poses a lot of questions. so the issue of taiwan is definitely on the mind, having seen how drawn—out the russia ukraine war has been. they are playing close attention to what may potentially be their fate should they decide to embark on something short of invasion or conflict. i something short of invasion or conflict. ., ., ., , ., conflict. i want to ask you about china's _ conflict. i want to as

ukraine. so basically, according to russia's federal security service, it knows or who is responsible. apparently the key mastermind is the head of ukraine's intelligence central intelligence command. and they've singled out him as the main mastermind, but he wasn't working and operating alone. he did get help from the us citizens over russia, from citizens of ukraine, and from georgian and even armenian nationals. again, the russian federal security services. they have published the names, dates of birth, and while they were basically there on the hunt for those people, they have already arrested several people among them, 5 nationals of russia and 3 over armenia and ukraine. so this is what we owe so far. and of course our, this is not the last time we're hearing about this investigation because it is a very high profile case in russia because as i said, one, the crimea bridge was bombed. that was a massive slap in the face to not just the, to the russian government, but to all russian people. because the crimean bridge is not just some element of infrastructure. it's not just a bridg

into ukraine, the security service claims that russia attackedne with the very attack helicopters whose engines and supplied ukraine in the person of motor sich. thank you. congratulations , bbc correspondent in kyiv, victoria zhvan, and before the international events, nebore johnson will become the new prime minister of britain, and rishi sunok was elected leader of the conservative party after his resignation. although he declared that he has the support of the party. so who is the decision maker? he was the finance minister in the form of johnson and, by the way, one of those who forced him to resign by expressing distrust of rishi samok. he competed for leadership and passion in the previous internal party elections, but then he lost, now he became the leader of the conservative party and will become the prime minister of britain in china , on the contrary, political changes are predicted, all the bells and whistles strengthened his power, he remains the general secretary of the communist party for another 5 years he was reelected for a thir

here's a closer look at russia's nuclear arsenal. the war and ukraine has once again raised a spectre many had hoped humanity cast out. years ago. nuclear war. russia currently has more nuclear weapons than any other nuclear power. the exact number is a closely guarded secret, but intelligent services peg the number at around 6000 warheads. the vast majority are so called strategic nuclear weapons. normally deployed on intercontinental ballistic missiles, strategic nuclear weapons, had the capability to destroy entire cities in one strike. they're part of a nuclear to turn strategy. military planners argue governments would be reluctant to attack a country if they knew they possessed these doomsday weapons. given their ra, destructive power, and ukraine, shared border with russia. experts argue moscow's unlikely to deploy strategic nuclear weapon. however, there is another option, so called tactical nuclear weapons. they can be fired from traditional weapons systems like cruise missiles, while they are between $10.10 times less powerful than their strat

the only unacceptable situation is russia's war of aggression against ukraine. and we call on russia to rectify this, by withdrawing his forces from ukraine and in this war. now. thank you mister president, showed him the ceiling. i thanked the representative of the united states for her statement and i'll give the floor to the representative of gonna. thank you, mr. president. i joined previous because in thank you, mr. able for his briefing. mr. president today's briefing some previous briefings on the same subjects provided earlier this year have been noted and we continue to take seriously every part of a threat of use or the potential use of biological or chemical weapons. in that regard, we maintain that the independent and impartial investigations by the internationally recognized and mandated bodies should be the only way to establish the faxing reports concerning the threats of use or the potential use of biological or chemical weapons. we believe that in all such circumstances, the voluntary disclosure of information and easy access to relevant informat

amy: over seven months after russia invaded ukraine, the nobel committee awards this year's prize to organizations from russia and ukraine as well as an imprisoned activist from belarus. we will go to moscow to speak with the former executive director of one of the closed down groups, the memorial human rights center. we will also speak to the head of the right livelihood foundation. all three winners of the nobel are right livelihood laureates. then-president biden hard thousands of people convicted of marijuana possession under federal law. we will talk to the drug policy alliance. >> i think we are ready to have convsations about how to to schedule cannabis, how to create a space where cannabiis no lger prohibited, and we actually move to not just pardon, but full expungement as well as protections for noncitizens. amy: all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. president biden said thursday he will pardon anyone convicted of simple marijuana possession under federal law in a major step toward the decriminal

we are part of the origins of ocean japan all over the new threat level as a result of russia's aggression in ukraine has made otherwise routine drills like this more intense. especially in this part of europe. the so called east and flank of nato, where the alliance has beefed up its presence following russia's full scale invasion of ukraine in february 2022, nato reinforced its multinational battle groups in poland and in the baltic states . the alliance also agree to establish for more in bulgaria, hungary, slovakia, and romania. this has brought the total number of these battle groups to aid extending nato's forward presence from the baltic sea in the north to the black sea in the south. nato now has some 40000 troops under its direct command in eastern europe, 3 quarters of them in those 8 battle groups. but these drills about reading these romanian navy troops who will likely be the 1st to get caught up. if nato decided to deploy forces along the coastline of the black sea, and that's all from us for now, coming up next d, w, news, asia are looking at growing unease after chinese company gets t

it is precisely calling ukraine to reconciliation and calling on it to obey the whims of russia therenti-systemism, well, let’s at least remember that it was trumpists who voted for tv and against providing ukraine with additional funds for arming our army, and in principle, it becomes for sure, at least the system, well, look at twitter , eh, velona’s mask has more than 100 million followers and subscribers . there have already been too many conflicts in africa and about saudi arabia pollyan, well, this is his approach , in my opinion he did not have a specific direction. or a provo check or what he said before that well, the order of the trypil part of the republican party, that is, in fact, it seems to me that this is still played by his certain infantilism, i will explain why infantilism. because in essence, the attitude to the conflict is from a series of quotes. it is really childish to accept the behavior of the russian federation in this way in the ninth year of the war, by the way, they were watching the reactions in the united states. maybe someone has already reacted to his

if ukraine has a huge, huge land border with russia. so, ukraine as one of these countries, if you think of the world as jenga blocks, ukraine is one of the countries where if you pull it out it's very likely that the whole tower comes tumbling down. it's connected to many different places. and as a great deal to do with the world economy. if you think of the chinese belt and road initiative that begins in china, has destinations that europe and other places. it runs through the country of ukraine. if you think back to the first and second world wars, although there wasn't identified a country called ukraine, and those towards the territory of contemporary ukraine is integral to both of those wars. many, many battles on the first world war that are fought on the territory of ukraine. and that, if anything, is you more toward the second world war. they were instrumental to the collapse of the soviet union. it was uganda votes the socialist republic as a part of the soviet union. as ukraine's vote in the fall of 1991 that top of the soviet

has highlighted what it calls, not as deadly brushing attacks. russia launched over a 100 missiles targeting infrastructure across ukraine on monday, days after a deadly bombing on the coach bridge, which connects mainland at russia to the crimean peninsula. now the times article pointed out the relatively low level of civilian casualties. following this liberty, the russian missile and drone attacks that killed at least 19 people across ukraine on monday or traumatic and wide ranging. but they were not as deadly as they could have been in the context of a war that is included widespread civilian killing. there is renewed questions over the quality of russia's weapons and about the capacity of its forces to carry out president vladimir putin's military designs. the russian defense ministry has stated that russia's armed forces had only at ukrainian military targets, decision centers and critical infrastructure during the military operation. the yellow de also said military command centers were the focus of monday's attack. the new york times article was met, but backlash online. is this how we demonstrate how greater wea

this dirty bomb, and now if there is any radioactive contamination left think who applied it, ukraine or russia, it is of course a tourist continuation of the russian federation, the minister of defense of ukraine and oleksia reznikov in an interview with the fox-news channel said why the russians are actually pumping the topic with the so-called dirty bomb, let's hear oleksia reznikov, it's absurd - it's a fake, this is the next one phase of russia's campaign to misinform the civilized world. they are thus trying to block the provision of any aid packages to ukraine, they are also seeking to create another pretext for using from their side, some kind of nuclear threat overtakes this well, today vladimir putin said so in other words, in principle, i did not hear him, but let's say, well, the minister of defense speaks knowingly, and in principle, i think the whole civilized world, er, adheres to such an opinion, no one believes that russia, how does he want to warn someone? russia wants to continue blackmailing. we understand that ukraine has never gone against those international treaties, whi

it has heightened tensions between ukraine's and russia's ambassadors. e's ambassadors said his family were in a residential area that was targeted and could not get to a bomb shelter in the basement with enough. he also called russia a terrorist state. the russian ambassador returned a similar charge, lling keever a terrorist organization. we can see how intense this is getting and it's unclear whether that will impact this vote we are expecting in the next few days and the general assembly, because while there has been concern about the war, there is also a deep worry if they push russia too much, it could prolong this conflict. it is interesting to see how different nations have been reacting, deciding whether to abstain or condemn russia. laura: we have the u.n. secretary general talking about the shocking price civilians are paying, but not calling out the russians. how awkward is it that russia is a permanentember of the u.n. security council, the organ that is supposed to ensure international peace and security, and yet isas invaded its neighbor uk

so it's already possible some kind of conspiratorial good evening from ukraine from a studio in london. russias hitting the energy infrastructure, how to defend putin talked about the invasion of ukraine as a civil war and accused the ukrainians of creating a nuclear incident and does russia have the ability to create a dirty bomb, what are the options of this bomb. it is frightening, and how can russia use such a dirty bomb against ukraine, western experts say. at night, the russian military struck the energy infrastructure of ukraine, so the ukrainian authorities called to prepare for additional power outages . drone strikes were reported in the kyiv region near zaporizhzhia. local authorities damaged objects. civil infrastructure , and by the way, as general gromov, a representative of the general staff, noted, russia strikes only against civil infrastructure and not against the military goals of the latter according to the ukrainian military, over the past week, russia has fired fifty missiles over ukraine , all strikes were focused on the destroyed objects of the energy infrastructure, in

real a-a for those who know life in ukraine and know what threats uh-uh what threats exactly to russia, ukraineurd to fall on ukraine, but in um in the head putin had a different opinion, which was formed by a small number of people who wanted to... practically, the first is to satisfy putin's ambitions, the leading soviet empire, and the second is to concentrate as much as possible all the resources that are in ukraine and earn profits . a small amount of time and days well, in principle, the russians were able to seize a rather serious territory of our ukraine on our state, especially this applies to the south and ukraine, in fact, in the south, on february 24, they were already at the border the dnipro was captured kakhovka, eh, but i want to say that this first effect of the first blow did not come for them, but first, well, we began to put up a serious resistance, and thanks to the fact that, in principle, the military knew about this attack , the main, most capable part of it capable were withdrawn from the object of the strike, i mean, it is the bpo forces, it's our combat units, it's ou

a crate will never be a victory for russia. ukraine war is a proxy war. this is a war between russia and the united states. as a month are made, it comes to last should kick in, carbon dioxide. america forces are and you're not in europe. engage in conflict with russian forces. the american forces are heritage, defend nato allies. nato escalates even more indiscretion. military operations become a war when you put dell, sips of girls that demo showing that older belgium is my idea that i see you have to ask thinking casias come to me with so easily. he shenika you stuff for the girls for immediate physical he needs. almost them lets you lets only the stops finished entering the sewerage, no secret the cold who's february 2007. that e. me of who jens munich speech is a milestone in contemporary history. many consider his famous address at the security conference to be a turning point in relations between moscow. on the west with president putin smoke about major geo political issues in no uncertain terms and harshly criticized the uni, polo world model u. s

i suppose a lot of people that the nobel prize committee has russia, the war in ukraine, very much an exciting issue. that's correct, but not only russia and of the war in ukraine as she has just pointed out in her remarks that this war has global effects. and she also mentioned several times that the, the rise of authoritarianism and how destabilizing that is for peace. and i think what's interesting about these awards is that yes, they have recognized one individual alice be a lot that tusky from, from bella ruth, but also to organizations in russia and ukraine, respectively for their work in what she says strengthens to.

nobel prize fight has been awarded to a jail by the russian activist and to rights groups from ukraine and russia to be seen as a strong condemnation of the war and ukraine, and the president of barrows and russia. ukraine center for civil liberties has been documenting russian war crimes against ukrainian civilians, russian rights group, memorial campaigns on human rights abuses and political prisoners and jail that bella russian activists. alex b elliot sky has campaigned for human rights and civil liberties for nearly 40 years now. well those are the headlines this out. the bottom line with steve commons is coming up next on algebra. oh ok. i am steve clements and i have a question. who is winning the war in ukraine? let's get to the bottom line. ah, the ukraine war is no ordinary territorial dispute between neighbors. as a wise man said recently, this is going to shape the rest of the 21st century. if russia loses or doesn't get what it once it's going to be a different russia afterward. and if russia wins, it's going to be a different europe afterward. the stakes really couldn't be higher. s

and ukraine has, a huge, huge land border with with russia. so ukraine is one of these countries, if you would think of the world as a set of jenga blocks. ukraine is one of those countries where if you pull it out, it's very likely if the whole tower comes tumbling down, it's to many different places. it has a great to do with the world economy. if you think of the chinese belt and road initiative begins and china has its destiny in europe and other places it runs through the country of if you think back to the first and second world wars, although there wasn't an independent country known as ukraine in those two wars, the territory of contemporary ukraine is integral both of those wars, many many battles in the first world war that are fought on on the territory of today's ukraine. and that, if anything is even more true of the second world war, ukraine was to the collapse of the soviet union. it was ukraine's vote, the ukrainian soviet socialist republic as a part of the soviet union. it was ukraine's in the fall of 1991 that toppled the sov

and ukraine has, a huge, huge land border with with russia. so ukraine is one of these countries, if you would think of the world as a set of jenga blocks. ukraine is one of those countries where if you pull it out, it's very likely if the whole tower comes tumbling down, it's to many different places. it has a great to do with the world economy. if you think of the chinese belt and road initiative begins and china has its destiny in europe and other places it runs through the country of if you think back to the first and second world wars, although there wasn't an independent country known as ukraine in those two wars, the territory of contemporary ukraine is integral both of those wars, many many battles in the first world war that are fought on on the territory of today's ukraine. and that, if anything is even more true of the second world war, ukraine was to the collapse of the soviet union. it was ukraine's vote, the ukrainian soviet socialist republic as a part of the soviet union. it was ukraine's in the fall of 1991 that toppled the sov

well, never be a victory for russia. ukraine war is a proxy war. this is a war between russia and the united states. as among armine cons to last, she kept them in common. you doin, america forces are, and you're not in europe. engage in conflict with russian forces. the american forces are heritage, defend nato allies. nato escalates even more in the special military operations become a war door when you put dell sips of girls that never show another 1000 is my idea that i see your to us. thank you. costliest. yeah, i'm here with so you sleep. he should he can, he stops in the bureau for the minute. physical he needs almost play with them. let's you you less a homely distort. finished telling us he wasn't there as he took the cold february 2007 that amy of hooton's munich speech is a milestone and contemporary history. many consider his famous address of the security conference to be a turning point in relations between moscow. on the west with president putin spoke about major geopolitical issues in no uncertain terms and harshly criticized the un

russia. india and china abstained from wednesday's vote. in ukraine, russia is continuing a stepped-up campaign of bomb and missile attacks following saturday's explosion that damaged a key bridge linking russia with the russian-annexed ukrainian territory of crimea. ukraine's government says at least 13 people were killed and 37 wounded by russian strikes over the past 24 hours. among the latest attacks, they say are iranian-made drones piloted by russia that have blown up critical infrastructure facilities near the capital kyiv. meanwhile, the zaporizhzhia nuclear plant lost external power on wednesday for the second time in five days after fighting knocked an electrical substation offline. workers activated emergency diesel generators needed to keep critical cooling systems online in order to prevent a radiation disaster. power was restored after about eight hours. this comes after the head of the international atomic energy agency rafael grossi met with vladimir putin tuesday in st. petersburg, where he urged the russian president to agree to esta

we stand ready to support ukraine and mitigating the devastation caused by russia. a tex, this coming tuesday, a chance for assault and president on the line will host the international expert conference on the recovery, reconstruction and modernization of ukraine in berlin. this conference will galvanize international support for your queen's recovery and reconstruction. to conclude, mister president, the russian federation must change its course fully respect the letter and spirit of the un charter and withdraw from ukraine. it must comply with the legally binding order of the international court of justice to immediately stop its military operations against a crane and with the dog. germany will continue to uphold the territory integrity and political independence of ukraine within its international wreck of the nice borders. and this is the duty of each and every one of us. i thank you. i think the representative of germany for her statement and i'll give the flow to the representative of poland. miss it, don't. accidents is the outset. i think you mr. president

russia. the question isn't ukraine and russia by itself. it is also the united states and russia.ted states withdrew from the intermediate nuclear forms range treaty in 2019, that was the end basically of most of the arms control treaties between the united states and russia. in fact, since 2019, we are living without a security guarantee arrangement between these major nuclear powers. the united states and russia. no wonder there's a bulletin of atomic scientists has brought the doomsday clock to it than 100 seconds of midnight. it began at seven minutes to midnight. we are now at 100 seconds. the reason the bulletin of atomic scientists gives for this is the unilateral withdrawal by the united states from basically the entire architecture of arms control with russia in particular. so there has got to be pressure on the biden administration, not only to back off and allow zelenskyy and putin to talk, to allow them to have some kind of peace agreement that is filled with dignity for all sides, but also the united states needs to go back to the table with the russians and talk to t

i think this is really about the optics at a time where russia is attacking ukraine weight. bruce is being used by russia to attack ukraine, that the nobel prize came if he wants to include a ukrainian organization in that 3 kind of group that can triple group of winners around one of the light of what nick just said. it does this mean that the noble committee is kind of taking aim in a way at vladimir putin on his birthday was i think it's a, it's a side effect. it's not the number one aim of the northern conference committee to, to give a sign up to leave me put in on his birthday. but it is, it is important that all 3 countries are represented interest and said russia is waging war against ukraine using bella, russian territory. and it was important also to talk ma'am, take a ukrainian or 2 and give this award also to a ukranian organization or human rights organization. i think what at the core of this is, and it is, it is a, it is a message to have ladyman brought in that abuse war will be over some day. and the crimes that are committed now will be investigated by these

at work in both directions. nato has been deterred by russia from engaging directly in the war and ukraine. and russia has likewise been deterred from a tech natal territory. it's an uncomfortable situation that we're in, but one that need to lead us, i'm very aware of and where they're cautious to, to move slowly to support your crime and it's defense a fight. but at the same time, recognize that the threat is the background at that escalation risks to persist in the situation. and just to get to some of the political comment, the german defense minister after joe biden, christine lambert, has been warning against taking russia's nuclear threats in the ukraine war 2 lightly. and she called to adapt accordingly. what might she mean? it's important i think, to be able to continue supporting ukraine. it's very unclear of what, what russian red lines are and russian nuclear rhetoric to be clear is a standard repertoire off their foreign policy to cut. you will remember that at various points in time, even before the war started, russian president, recruitment, but also the foreign minister. n

ukraine . everything occupied by russia must be expelled. other officials with recants had a bit more fun. with this city, secretary of the national security and defense council of ukraine had a picture of the burning bridge alongside marilyn monroe was singing. happy birthday. mister president's will. of course, yesterday friday was vladimir putin, the president of russia's 70th birthday sick. byrne was the simple comment from another official ukrainian accounts, but i suspect the behind this provider there is a bit of nervousness in ukraine about what the response from russia might be. this is a huge blow to them both logistically and in terms of psychology as well logistically, it makes that very, very difficult for the russians to supply that troops in the south of ukraine fighting against ukrainian forces that in other world news, at least 2 palestinians had been killed and 11 others injured by israeli forces in the occupied west bank. they were targeted during and israeli raid and the janine refugee camp sources say one of the detained is a brother of a member of the islamic. she had

perhaps that's why this broke up and put in, has redrawn the maps of both russia and ukraine. but now the difficult part begin your korean paul for the western allies is just the move should be the 1st. russia says it is going to defend what is now cause it's $33.00 by any means that implicitly includes nuclear weapons. hum advice, i'm just moscow. russia use this veto power to block a un security council resolution condemning the annexation diplomatic editor james page reports from the united nations in new york in the resolution condemning russia that was put before the security council was drawn up jointly by albania, and by the us in defense of all countries to have the right to be safe from invasion, an annexation. we are voting yes. and in defense of the world's collective peace and security. weird you to vote yes to let us show putin the resolve of this council. in response, russia sounded incredulous. scarcity. ruth, should you tell me, do you seriously expect russia to consider and support such a draft? and if not, then it turns out that you are intentionally pushing u

look at what happened to russia, what is happening to russia and ukraine and should never have happenednow we we are dealing with a war between russia and ukraine, hundreds of thousands of people can die in it. we must demand immediate negotiations. this war must end in peace. or we will find ourselves in the third world war and there will be nothing left of our planet, because stupid people did not guess. they didn't understand, i revived our army. i revived our nuclear power, but they do not understand what nuclear power is, they do not understand what they are dealing with. here i am doing it let the extremists flood our country with tens of millions of migrants, they want destroy our veterans plunder the treasury mutilate our children with all this gender madness and turn america into a third world country if you take the five worst presidents in the history of the united states and add together what they did, you still won't get the damage that joe biden did our country in less than two short years. you can imagine where we ended up in 2 years. our country is going to hell. of the

visa v what russia did in ukraine. i think you're right that the war has been a disaster for russia. and i hope that the chinese see it that way as well. but i'm not sure that they're looking at the failures of the russian military and assuming that their military will perform just as badly. maybe it would. maybe it would that i don't know the answer to that. but i also don't know what xi jinping thinks the answer to that is as well. he might well think the russians are poorly organized, but we're i don't know. i'm on the question of of us control of core chipmaking technologies. you know, that's absolutely right. today, if you want to make an advanced semiconductor, you can't do it without us software and us made machine tools. and this is a huge strategic advantage right now. we do know the chinese are pouring funds into their program to domesticate these technologies right now. they've got a long way to go, but it's a key focus of the chinese government. and over time, we should expect that they'll make at least some

russia will not receive compensation for its aggression. ukraine will be able to immediately begin to recover with support. west, thousands of lives will be saved, and resources can be invested in the restoration of ukraine and not in a war that will only lead to more destruction and death. equiman. also you. sharply opposed to ukraine joining nato, this glimmer of common sense, rare for western rhetoric, expectedly caused a lot of criticism . negotiating with moscow is worse. how to bring the world to a global military confrontation it is not surprising that elon musk, who called himself a fan of ukraine but not a nuclear war, was immediately recorded in the ranks of spies. putin's peace plan, which proposes to recognize crimea as russian, to hold referendums under the supervision of him in the annexed territories, as well as the neutral status of ukraine, was smashed to smithereens not only on twitter, but also on cnn air, cennen call the mask an agent of russia because he will no longer be free provide ukraine access to their satellites think th

it is surprising when you see the ratio between russia and ukraine that ukraine is three times smallern russia, has much less all kinds of resources, but its army is much more powerful this is a very important moment and it cannot be played back and the use of tactical nuclear weapons will not improve the situation for putin the situation for putin is getting worse with every step when we talk about him, i personally think that in relation to him, there may be different options, but i will not talk about which specific scenarios have not been chosen and not voiced. it is necessary for the usa and other allies to absolutely clearly and clearly tell their opponents in the kremlin how serious and the situation is bad, and even more so the idea of ​​threatening nuclear weapons, he is really at a dead end, he needs to think about how to withdraw his forces from ukraine because it bleeds his army, his troops have already lost 3-4 times more people personnel in seven months in ukraine than they lost in 9 years of the harsh war in afghanistan

for ukraine's accession to the eu, experts will come to inspect two nuclear facilities in ukraine, while russiats that in ukraine is allegedly creating a dirty bomb and the plan became the new prime minister of britain after a record-short prime ministership, what will this mean for supporting ukraine to start rebuilding without waiting for the end of the war ? restoration of the reconstruction and modernization of ukraine, influential politicians and experts gathered under one roof, the president of the european commission, the derlyant foundation, the chancellor of germany , scholz, the prime minister of poland, merovecki, the prime minister of ukraine shmygal experts, analysts, academics they should develop a plan for the post-war recovery of ukraine, not just recovery, build a new, modern, high-tech country that will become a member of the european union, to paraphrase schol, this is his verbatim quote, we are investing in a future member of the european union, and i followed the conference my colleague and correspondent hryhoriy zhigalov joins to us from brussels so grigory we heard many l

seattle, if russia coles, and says that ukraine is allegedly preparing to something. that means one things in russia has already prepared all this other simple women. i believe that the world should react as harshly as possible now or to the or if russia continues to up the anti bully and prepare for the next level of escalation. it must recognize that the world will not allow it. but all my apple watch this, you see there near brooklyn casa, before we start talking about all, what about what this means? just tell us, please, what exactly is a dirty bomb? and what kind of harm could it cause? a dirty bomb is a conventional bomb. basically, explosives, under the splinter filler, is not mattel, to cause physical damage. it's made up composed of radioactive material that will then spread in the immediate environment where the pump is designated. ah, it's a usually, it is intended as a terrorist weapon. it has no military value, it has no destructive potentially tass and no impact on military operations. as such, it would be like a minefield. he would block certain charin

ukraine. it's been documenting war crimes against civilians in russia by ukraine. something that has to be done quickly and falling on the standards if those are bits of evidence are going to be used in potential crimes prosecutions. but certainly ukraine is not a country that has the same issues with freedom of speech and with judicial kind of abuses. as bruce and russia do, i think this is really about the optics at a time where russia is attacking ukraine weight. bruce is being used by russia to attack ukraine, that the nobel prize committee wants to include a ukrainian organization in that 3 kind of group that, that can triple group of winners around the light of what nick just said there. does this mean that the noble committee is kind of taking aim and away at vladimir putin on his birthday? i think it's a, it's a side effect. it's not the number one, a move in all the conference committee to, to give a sign, a to blame. important on his birthday, but it is important that all 3 countries are represented are just and said russia is waging war against ukraine u

ukraine continues unabated. in fact, the war is escalating with outing casualties. russia's recent decision to organize referenda in 4 regions and its decision subsequently to annex these four regions within ukraine's internationally recognized borders is a further escalation of the conflict. it is also a clear violation of international law, and the principles of the u.n. charter. the indiscriminate attacks launched by russia last night on civilians across ukraine is also clearly on acceptable. -- unacceptable. we entirely support and endorse the views of the u.n. secretary general who said the annexation of a states territory by another state resulting in the threat or use of force is a violation of the principles of the u.n. charter and of international law. the secretary-general added that any decision to proceed with annexation of the donetsk, luhansk, and zaporizhzhia, and kherson regions of ukraine would have no legal value and deserves to be condemned. mr. president, singapore would like to reiterate its position that the sovereignty, clinical independence, and to te