the secretary-general has been front and center in this. he came out again saying his s an unacceptable escalation. as we are debating in the general assembly the annexation of ukrainian territories, the secretary-general said he hado underscore his position as the secretary-general to outline how it was against international law that proclaimed annexation. it has been difficult because the secretary-general wants to use his position to get things like the grain deal in place, to be able to be a voice that's able to reach agreement between parties. this is ultimately about the u.n. charter. when a spokesperson was asked what he would say to members of the general assembly, the spokesperson said he would appeal to states to protect the u.n. charter. laura: taiwan's president has compared china's military intimidation of the island to russia's invasion of ukraine. taiwan is celebrating its national day as tensions with china are rising because of beijing's literary drills and the taanese straight. the president saidoth beijing and moscow posed

using the good offices of the secretary general and of the government of the kia. we cannot overstate. it's important to the world. it has enabled approximately $9000000.00 tons of ukrainian green to be exported. pot poppy as a result of its impact on markets. the f a r food price index declined to 136 last month, sharply lower from a record high of 159. in march, the lowest level since february has been achieved since february when the conflict in ukraine started has been achieved. the same index shows that the price of global food staples have declined by about 8.6 percent in july, almost 2 percent in august, and just over one percent in september. cumulatively, this has helped to improve global access to food, particularly for the most vulnerable mister president. with this welcome trend in mind, we do not believe that the reporter drawn attack on the black li fleet in sub ostable, on the 29th of october, should endanger global food security. we therefore call for immediate action to deploy a un fact finding and verification mission to report on any or blockadin

let me also join in thanking the under secretary general for commander and a 1st mr. martin. and the general of on that for the briefing on the black sea green, initiated like the president, the black sea green initiative and cooperation by the party sofa had provided a glimmer of hope for peace and green. the agreements a result of those credentials efforts were aimed to our global foot crisis and insured for security. the initiative had resulted in the export of more than $9000000.00 tons of grains and other foot products out of ukraine. we believe the experts had contributed to lowering the price of weak and other commodities. everything from the drop in the fail for the price index.

certainly for the un secretary general antonia garish, mister baton off in moscow. the actual secretary general has delayed his trip for very important arab league meeting in algiers to oversee discussions with what is described by his spokesmen as a senior at the highest levels. i wondered who with the highest levels these he speaking to president putin. all the foreign minister, laughed ralph, what's your impression of who he is talking to? well, actually what if you're busy we discussed this problem stuff . bad information about the portal. what is a patient of the president? what is the patient men minister for us and our major specialist specialist on grand problems and international grant programs. and i guarantee the conclusion that was the last of the the big fish and sheets while the secretary general. so as a person our fish and say, well, we were looking for the fall, we have expected. so honestly, we can read down in the days to come. these can be american amended and the, and we'll play it shoots in real terms. ok, let's bring in. steve massey's are in

okay, i understand that a nato secretary general stoughton back is about an important to speak with nick and security. we will review our progress on strengthening night those, the terrans on the fence. we will further increase the protection our critical infrastructure in light of the civil tosh, all the north stream pipelines. and we will step up and sustain our support for ukraine so that we can continue to hold out, so they can continue to defend themselves on liberator territory from russian occupation. ukraine has the momentum. i continues to make significant gains while russia is increasingly resorting to horrific and in this can that attacks on civilians on that critical infrastructure present tootin is failing in ukraine. his attempted annexations, partial mobilization and reckless nuclear rhetoric represents the most significant escalation since the thought of the war. and they show that this war is not going ass plans. natal is not pointed to the conflict, but our support is playing a key role. nicholas trains, sovereignty and self defense. ukraine's defense minister or lex sa

systems of my guest this week on conflict zone from the berlin foreign policy for him is nato secretary general. yes, dalton burn. how far can natal members increase support for ukraine? go to help t repel pollutants endangered the systems ne dollars so on partners hub delivered, had ordered him, made a huge difference. so this is one of the reasons why russia has not been able to gain the air is superior to control over their air space over ukraine, as potent issues veiled nuclear threats. how strong as needles deterrence today, and how well as a position to confront security threats of the future, including those posed by china, ah, secretary general suttonberg, welcome to conflicts own thanks more for him, his arm in the past week ukrainian city is far from the front lines including the capital, keith had been waking up to deadly russian air strikes, which appear to be targeting infrastructure in civilian areas. what do you think put in haines to achieve what the strikes i think the aim is to reduce them, the termination of the ukranian people to stand up against the brutal russian invasion

but what we see is the secretary general, how responded if time were to invade taiwan? how would nato respond? it? i'm not going to outline exactly. i'll need the old respond. what we had stated clearly, and that's for the 1st time in our strategic concept, is that the rice of china not just for security, and it is a challenge for values for our interests, for our security. and this course, china is now investing heavily in you more than me take a big, long range nissan's nuclear weapons. we see how they don't share our values in the weather, crack, donald, them graphic and voices, forces in hong kong. them. i know it is the views and also how they course countries in the region. so all of this makes it important for us to address, right. so china, not, but obviously the china, china is important also to engage with. and therefore, we are both addressing the security challenges, but also the need to engage with china. we do and i met recently with a chinese for ms. and that was my main message for him, the head of the british cyber intelligence agency. he put it this wa

but what we see is the secretary general. how responded if time were to invade taiwan? how would nato respond? i'm not going to outline exactly, nate, the world respond. what we have stated clearly, and that's for the 1st time in our strategic concept, is that the right? so china not the stronger security. and it's as a challenge for values for interest, for our security. and that is because china is not investing heavily in you more than many take a big, long range, missiles nuclear weapons. we see how they don't share our values and the weather crack, donald democrat, the invoices forces in hong kong them. i know it is the views and also how they coerce countries in the region. so all of this makes it important for us to address, right. so china not, but obviously the china, china is important also to engage with. and therefore, we are both addressing the security challenges, but also the need to engage with china. we do and i met recently with a chinese for ms. and that was my main message for him, the head of the british cyber intelligence agency. he put it this way

as far as i remember, secretary general stoltenberg emphasized at the same time that nato is not a partyut from these two positions, we are coming from one side too much, and i think all nato members perfectly understand that bearing in mind the resource that nato member states and the vast majority of nato member states have from the very beginning of large-scale aggression this year and partially since 2014 in the main political sense provided support to ukraine and the political catheterization of this conflict by nato does not cause any doubt that ukraine is a result of aggression and nato of course helps, but now after today's statement by stoltenberg it is absolutely clear that no other nato country sees us because at the level of the general secretary, making such a political statement means, from my point of view, only one thing, in principle, there is no other way out in russia today than defeat. this is an invitation to surrender. i to i will say that at today's hmm speech at the emergency meeting of the group of seven, volodymyr zelenskyi proposed the so-called peace formula,

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secretary general, you said that you would make that decision at today's meeting for so that the nato arsenal remains full in order to provide ukraine with the necessary weapons, we understand that certain countries have already provided ukraine with a lot of weapons, in particular estonia, germany is now trying to transfer to ukraine what they ordered for themselves, do you think that nato member countries will not remain unprotected if they continue to provide support for ukraine . thank you. from the beginning of the invasion, we did it even before the full-scale invasion, that is, since 2014, the soldiers are much faster, we understand . these countries reduced their own potential from what was in the warehouses, but it was the right decision, because if, when ukraine wins the war, wins this battle against the aggressor, we understand that it is not only a defeat for ukraine will be a defeat and a danger for all of us because the world will become even more dangerous and other countries will become even more vulnerable to russian aggression, so we must use and provide ukraine with

mister secretary general. you said that you will be making decisions at this meeting about how to increase national stockpiles and keep your keep your arsenals full while supplying more to ukraine. but for example, with the air defense, the air to air missiles system that germany is sending, that was something that germany was expecting to order for itself. estonia has sent its entire shipment of javelins to ukraine. so are you worried that while allies are supplying ukraine with everything they can, they are leaving themselves unprotected at home and what will be your deliverables out of this meeting that will change that in terms of manufacturing process in streamlining them. thank you. so now dollars have provided unprecedented support to ukrainian or with the capabilities the weapons, ammunition, the different types of mito support. and that is something of course we welcome and then we have encouraged this from an athol ever since the invasion started. actually, we did that before the invasion. we have to

in wax format we discussed the issue of changing the position of the executive secretary of the cis to the position of general secretary. cis i, speaking on this issue, made such a proposal, in principle, it matters. here is the increase in status, e.g., the positions of the executive body. and i think even more we are talking about sergei nikolaevich lebedev. he is absolutely worthy. e having or holding such a position as secretary general of the commonwealth of independent states is no longer said to be the position of secretary general itself to some extent. or perhaps it raises the very status of our common organization to a considerable extent. you wanted it. yes, i wanted to say that well, they have not yet been assigned, uh, the status was elected executive. well, uh, that question. as they say, it does not require discussion and a reminder is a matter of course. taken for granted, in general, sergey nikolaevich we have a life sentence. after that, alexander lukashenko himself answered the questions of journalists. one of the russian reporters asked about the counter-terrorism measures in belarus, a cl

so we've just seen there that you spoke to nato secretary general . yes, dalton bird ahead of that nato meeting. and what details has he given on what we can expect? am in the, in those are in those meetings i, pablo secretary general styles and burn calls this an important moment for transit lennox security. now they see that about a lot of nato meetings, but certainly this week there are a lot of concerns topping the defense ministers agenda. you've got these new attacks on ukraine, which the secretary general calls horrific and indiscriminate. you've just had the attempted annexation of more territory in ukraine, the sabotage on the north stream pipelines. secretary general stilton burg says that president putin is feeling and that's why he's getting ever more desperate. but that does raise concerns for allies, as they're being asked to send ever more weapons to ukraine. and of course, some of those weapons, as he just explained, comes from their own stock piles. weapons that they, they felt they needed to keep on hand in case their own territory i

secretary general nature official yesterday set up in case of the russian nuclear attack on ukraine. nature or nato allies were almost certain to respond physically. could you explain that to us, what would that mean? would that mean respond with force? it will have severe consequences if russia use nuclear weapons, any kind of you, nuclear weapons against the ukraine. ah, on the, this is something, russia, nose or something. and nathan ne dollars have communicated in different ways to russia and a, and that we will not go into exactly how we will respond. but of course, and useful for them. and they changed the nature of the conflict. a to walla walla . i mean that they're very important line has been crossed it even any use over smaller nuclear weapon will be at that it seizures thing. a fundamentally changing the nature of the war in ukraine on of course, that will have consequences on russia. knowles, there will be a consequence of admin form from your friends here in the middle. thank you. paul mcclay with politico. russia has attacked civilian targets in ukraine from the start

we almost elected the general secretary, but you didn't announce it. and now, his favorite pastime is to criticize the chairman alexander grigoryevich says what needs to be announced. while the signing procedure is underway, i would like to inform you that we discussed in a narrow format the issue of renaming the post of the cis executive secretary to the post of secretary general. cis i'm here speaking on this question made such a proposal, in principle, it matters. here is the increase in status, e.g., the positions of the executive body. and i think, all the more we are talking about sergei nikolaevich lebedev. he is absolutely worthy. e having or holding such a position as secretary general of the commonwealth of independent states is no longer said to be the position of secretary general itself to some extent. or perhaps the status of our common organization is being raised to a considerable degree. you wanted it. yes it wanted to say that well, not yet assigned, uh, elected executive status. well, here the question as they say does not require di

mister president, we know the briefing provided by the our secretary of general rosemary decarlo and the new resident manager and coordinate. and you can miss denise. brett, president, coordinate in ukraine. miss denise brown. we can see the un secretary and has a high and medley become concerned with the topic of the civilian infrastructure, destruction. unfortunately, once again, this was a one sided picture. i wouldn't hear a word about the destruction. the key of has been for 8 years inflicting and continues inflicting and don boss. nor has we heard anything about the victims amongst civilians from the ukrainian armed forces. there was no reaction whatsoever by the secretary to the horrendous acts of terror by care of again to such civilian infrastructure as a bridge in crimea. there shillings all these upper osha and p p and they cut off skin power plant with the need for the meeting today or western colleagues explained by the intensification of strikes against the ukrainian infrastructure. and so leon objects by the russians aside. all right, let's take a look at what the situa

and the secretary-general. someone said in 1960, standing exactly where i am right now, and i quote, "yet almost through the birth, the soviet union has sought to destroy the unity nations, to hamper its liberation's, to block its decisions, to demean the reputation of the security council and the general assembly." end of quote. i signed on in 2022, stating exactly where the leader of jordan was 62 years ago. what we are witnessing now is an attempt for russia to revise this. it is interesting to soviet union could limit the principal of prohibition of the use of force. it is interesting in other states, where there is so a principal interest that was challenged. for these -- this with the u.n. charter was clear even with the soviet union. fan of the day, the ussr had to officially give it up. from president gorbachev. if it is evident, for example, that force and the threat for force could no longer be and should not be an agent of foreign policy -- politics, said to then soviet president, in this very home o

the un secretary general _ precarious situation.eral herbs that precarious situation. the un i secretary general herbs that an international force would be able to open up humanitarian corridors to relieve the worst of the pressure. gail maclellan, bbc news. war between taiwan and china is "absolutely not an option" — that is what taiwan's president tsai ing—wen says. speaking at taiwan's national day, she reiterated her willingness to talk to beijing over the future of the island. recent opinion polls suggest a greater number of people than ever identify as "taiwanese", wanting the island to maintain its democratic political system and open society. but beijing is waging an economic conflict — and recently banned the import of some 2,000 taiwanese products. our correspondent rupert wingfield—hayes sent this report from taiwan. it may not look like it, but these ponds in southern taiwan are filled with gold. the huge fish thrashing around in su gou—zhen's ponds are called grouper. on the tables of beijing and shanghai, each one can

the first number is clear, and this is the current secretary general without options, re-elected forhird historical term, such a times is small for the first time, but then there are solid surprises. many analysts did not even consider as candidates the party leader, shanghai letyan, the second number behind him was dzhallo di ivan junin. according to the established party tradition, they will also occupy the highest positions in the leadership of the country, which they will lead, as the secretary general said, on a new campaign in a new one. campaign, we will adhere to the common system of values ​​of all mankind. all issues must be resolved jointly, and we are ready, together with all countries , to move forward, develop and create our light. the future, that there will not be most of the key figures of the last five-year plan, was understood by everyone, and before the congress, the prime minister of likatyan and the head of the entire chinese people's assembly lijanshu did not pass by age, but it is not always an indicator. and when the delegates approved the list of 200 names o

secretary, generally and short mac has announced the alliance would help ukraine transition from soviet era to nato level equipment, with a warren ukraine escalating to another level. nato members only to make sure they themselves are covered as well. nathan was planning on going ahead next week with nuclear preparedness exercises dubbed steadfast noon. i asked our report corresponded in brussels, terry shoulds for her takeaways from today's talks among nato defense ministers. certainly today, a lot of the focus was on this question of nuclear rhetoric coming out of the kremlin. every one is worried about the unpredictably of russian unpredictability of russian president vladimir putin. and so well, nato says that it has not seen any, any practical change in the posture of russia's nuclear arsenal. nobody can take that for granted. and so this is why they're going ahead with this, this long planned exercise next week and, and why the deterrence messages continue to be issued from nato headquarters here? nobody wants president putin to think he's going to be able to get away with this. n

the alliances secretary general. yes, sultan back says any use of nuclear arms would have severe consequences. nato countries agreed to step up their military support for ukraine. ministers also pushed forward a new joint protection initiative called the european sky shield. european allies are gearing up their air defense at the nato defense ministers meeting in brussels. 15 countries signed off on a plan to buy new air defense systems together. the german lead initiative has the goal to if we clean hands our ability to defend the alliance from all air and missile threats. threats that elsewhere have become reality. just days ago, russia launched rockets at cities across ukraine, destroying critical infrastructure and killing civilians and attacks. nato members have called ruthless and indiscriminate. bonnet take also the last 2 days at fax. then the number of shelling shells and bombs rec orchestra has been over to 100 and crane has managed to bring them down over 50 percent as over 50 percent of them. so which sho

her daughter, a secretary general, good terrace, told me this is it, it isn't in are sometimes events like a hurricane happened in global geo politics. it's happening now. ah, it feels like a strong ocean wave hitting the rocks it to her. but when the storm subsides to the rock remains, the same stood along on and the ocean remains the same at the hot dog. hot bar basin a bar, but merely animals in the ocean. a crushed under sea shells and boats in the sea might sink or not at other culture, since i look just hostile spect garrett terribly to look through. as i said earlier, if the situation continues, virtually my biggest fear is that the entire world economy will collapse. kim seymour santas. and there is a risk of a lot more people dying of starvation around the world. we lost all then our dying in the fighting itself. is this tool kit and stuck put to him harry island ordering some or if this situation stirs up even more chaos here, diane, if the trust in governments weakens around the world because of it, than that might lead to utter chaos in strickler sweep is germany is wester

i exchange my views with the secretary general and we had a long discussion as to hate but little doubt on dixon. her could her secretary general good terrorist told me this is it, it isn't in our sometimes events like a hurricane happen in global geo politics. it's happening now. ah, it feels like a strong ocean wave hitting the rocks dipped to her. but when the storm subsides to the rock remains, the same, stood along up and the ocean remains the same at the hot dog. hot bar person a bar, but merely animals in the ocean. a crushed under sea shells and boats in the sea might sink. i'm not torture since i look to frustrate peg terribly to look through. as i said earlier, if the situation continues, virtually my biggest fear is that the entire world economy will collapse. gibson will horse and us and there is a risk of a lot more people dying of starvation around the world. we lost all then our dying in the fighting itself is the straw kitten stuck to him. he, i don't know the instance if this situation stirs up even more chaos heat i, if the trust in governments weakens around the world

ah, but i want to add that un secretary general, good deerish paid an official visit to mongolia last summer's moment. prosperous that listen. i exchange my views with the secretary general and we had a long discussion as to hate the little bout and dixon her quarter secretary general good terrorist told me this is it, it isn't in are sometimes events like a hurricane happen in global geo politics. it's happening now. ah, it seems like a strong ocean wave hitting the rugs ticked to her. but when the storm subsides to the rock remains, the same stood along on and the ocean remains the same. i thought thought her bar person a bar, but milly, animals in the ocean, a crushed under sea shells and boats in the sea might sink. i'm all better culture since i was just hospital guard terribly to look through. as i said earlier, if the situation continues, virtually my biggest fear is that the entire world economy will collapse. kim, single horse and less. and there is a risk of a lot more people dying of starvation around the world with loss than are dying in the fighting itself. yield to straw

and the secretary-general. someone said in 1960, standing exactly where i am right now, and i quote, "yet almost through the birth, the soviet union has sought to destroy the unity nations, to hamper its liberation's, to block its decisions, to demean the reputation of the security council and the general assembly." end of quote. i signed on in 2022, stating exactly where the leader of jordan was 62 years ago. what we are witnessing now is an attempt for russia to revise this. it is interesting to soviet union could limit the principal of prohibition of the use of force. it is interesting in other states, where there is so a principal interest that was challenged. for these -- this with the u.n. charter was clear even with the soviet union. fan of the day, the ussr had to officially give it up. from president gorbachev. if it is evident, for example, that force and the threat for force could no longer be and should not be an agent of foreign policy -- politics, said to then soviet president, in this very home o

this is the wording from a letter from our permanent representative to the un secretary general russiaalls on the world community to influence the ukrainian authorities so that they refuse from dangerous plans that threaten peace and security. everything is extremely serious and more and more sensible people understand this, including dozens of congressmen in the united states, they turned to president biden and demand that they urgently reconsider actions on the ukrainian political track and start negotiations with moscow . this is called ringing the bells of the russian permanent representative, at the un, a non-benzya wrote a letter to the secretary general, an organization guterish about the inadmissibility of the use by kiev of the so-called dirty bomb. the use of a dirty bomb by the kiev regime will be regarded by us as an act of international terrorism. we call on western countries to use their influence on kiev to abandon this dangerous plan, we call on the un secretary general to do everything in his power to prevent this terrible crime, and the russian ministry of defense ann

and middle secretary general jen thornton, bur. how far can natal members increase the portable ukraine go to help keep? repel putting the invasion completely on w. o. again, they get all the harvesters. are immigrants, like if they come in, everything you enjoy, eating at home with your family, was harvested by people who are being exploited id a need to, we can keep doing what we're doing in classes. we need to be commit sustainable as possible. and that's why your green revolution absolutely necessary. europe revealed the future is being determined. now, our documentary series will show you how people, companies and countries are we thinking everything and making major changes? if we don't do something, our children won't be able to enjoy fresh air. euro revealed starts november 3rd on d. w. moscow has set up a pre winter campaign to strike civilian infrastructure in ukraine using missiles and drones, as nato members promised to send keep more air defense systems. my guess this week on conflict zone from the berlin foreign polic

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also to nights nato issuing a sharp warning to russia not to use nuclear weapons in ukraine. secretary general saying that there would be severe consequences if vladimir putin resorts to nuclear arms on the battlefield. and israel in lebanon, ending a decades long dispute over their sieve border. the deal could unlock a lucrative, offshore natural gas field to the benefit of both countries. plus donald trump's security staff are giving evidence about the january 6 storming of the u. s. capital. the big question is whether prosecutors will go after the former president himself. ah, i'm burned golf is good to have you with us on this thursday. russia, again, pounding ukraine in an air offensive that is now in its 4th day within 40 towns and cities. have come under attack. moscow claims that it is striking only infrastructure, but civilians are also in the firing line. it's drones and missiles seek out non military targets o pre dawn, air raid sirens, and my don square and keys bring in another day in russia's war on ukraine. ah, daylight reveals fresh horrors. rushing shells struck an apartment

blew up the northern streams and the course of circumstances, the live broadcast of the nato secretary general's speech was vladimir putin's speech, the illegal annexation of ukrainian territories will not change our attitude. he informed the constitutional court of russia that he had received an appeal from the president to check the treaties on the adoption in the country of the donetsk and lugansk people's republics, as well as zaporozhye and kherson regions, this procedure is a mandatory stage before the ratification of treaties by the two chambers of parliament. the four appeals came to court on friday shortly after the ceremony in the kremlin at which vladimir putin and the head of the regions signed the documents. this was preceded by referendums in which, according to local election commissions, the majority of those who voted were in favor of joining russia journalist for the kaliningrad news portal rubaltika aleksey ilyishevich, died in battles near avdiivka, an expression from the donbass to work in the publication. he combined with the service in the people's militia. since the morni

what are your main takeaways from what the secretary general said? certainly today, a lot of the focus was on this question of nuclear rhetoric coming out of the kremlin. every one is worried about the unpredictably of russian unpredictability of russian president vladimir putin. and so while nato says that it has not seen any, any practical change in the pastor of russia's nuclear arsenal, nobody can take that for granted. and so this is why they're going ahead with this, this long planned exercise next week and, and why the deterrence messages continue to be issued from nato headquarters here? nobody wants to president putin to think he's going to be able to get away with this. now they say that they would not respond in a nuclear way, but certainly russia would be made to feel the consequences in a most severe manner if he were to use any saw any kind of nuclear weapon against ukraine. the nato defense ministers, of course, covering a lot of ground there over the past couple of days. we are hearing also that they are the several nader members want

that was the topic that i discussed with the former secretary-general. this past week and i appreciate the work that has been done. we know what happened with the best agreement and the russians did not respect that area and we have to make sure any security arrangement in terms of our pledges of security support holds strong. the other piece i wanted to talk about is the strength and conviction of ukrainians on and off the battlefield. -- putting on camo and going to the front line. -- that was the big focus because the iea were coming in that week. and the work that is still being done -- as we know, only the last week the russians held ahead of that plan in captivity and recently released the interventions of the iaea -- and we have the bond out remanence of the town square to remind people that culture and love and pride is still very strong in ukraine. all of that is part of ukrainians efforts in readership. and we always thought, after -- ukrainians efforts in leadership. he always thought after the invasion, how are we going to compete going forwa

we listened carefully to the statement of jens stoltenberg, the secretary general of nato, and there were two key points: that nato is ready for any threat, including a nuclear one, and that the consequences of a nuclear war will be catastrophic . even if it happens in ukraine, that is, it does not directly dissuade us from helping us in the event of russian aggression with tactical nuclear weapons, but if we return to more urgent matters, that is, russia has been carrying out daily massive missile strikes for a couple of days in a row, and so has president macron, his latest statement, too. he said one sentence. russian strikes on ukrainian infrastructure change the nature of the war . to use our power as soon as possible, mr. mykhailo, well, first of all, the things you said about are important to me, and the secretary general of nato also stated that the defense alliance is ready to help ukraine as much as it is needed, this is also an important message next what tomorrow will take place in brussels is the visit of the minister of defense of ukraine, mr. reznikov, where the list o

i invite the following briefers to participate in this meeting, ms. rosemary to carla under secretary general for political and peace building affairs and miss denise brown, united nations resident and humanitarian coordinator in ukraine. it to so decided in accordance with $39.00 of the councils provisional rules of procedure. i also invite his excellency mister all of school head of the delegation of the european union to the united nations to participate in this meeting. it is so decided for the security council will now begin it's consideration of item to the agenda. i now give the floor to miss rosemary to carla. mister president, the situation for civilians in ukraine remains dire. as of 18 october, the office of the high commissioner for human rights has reported 15926 civilian s. 6322 killed. and 9634 injured since 2004 february 2022. at least 397 children had been killed in the war since 24th february. the actual figures unlikely considerably high. in a recent and concerning development, the russian federation launched a series of attacks against cities and towns across the country.

other options, however, were not considered, because the current secretary general and chairman of the prc approached the new party five-year plan with such a credit of trust to the party of the people that there could not be any competitors; the whole party should rally closely around the central committee; hold high the great banner of socialism with chinese characteristics courageously develop the historical initiative in oneself, struggle and win victories by striving for the comprehensive construction of a modernized socialist state and the comprehensive promotion of the process of the great revival of the chinese nation. in general, this is what it is. now the main goal of the chinese communists and personality is the realization of a dream, and the national revival until 2049, that is, exactly the century of the prc feed, than the chinese renaissance will be appointed by the same syndipin his idea of ​​​​socialism with chinese characteristics in the new era. so here they call what china has at home. you can be sure to build now officially fixed and tired godfather of the party.

well, secretary general stalsen burg admits that the process is need to be sped up here. his own country norway has said that it's going to have to lower the level at which it keeps its own munitions in order to send more to ukraine. oldenburg says right now, that's the right thing to do. so this is what allies are going to be discussing how to speed up and, and enlarge their procurement processes so that they can make bigger order so that manufacturers can, can move more quickly. but at the same time, some countries are feeling a bit nervous about having to lower their own stocks to send more to keith. thanks for your reporting. terry t w's, terry shells and brussels. the leaders of the g 7 nations have promised to support ukraine for as long as it takes they've held an emergency video conference where president vladimir lansky, he warned russia could still step up its air strikes, highlands. he asked the g 7 to helps double drank, and ukraine's air defense capabilities to stop moscow's miss on attacks. right. we seem to be having some technical difficulties at the momen

the 20th congress came to an end xi jinping was re-elected general secretary of the central committee of the party, china, what changes in the leadership and how it will affect the entire prc. satellite of the future constellation, which will provide millions of people with fast internet. and besides, why is the start called environmentally friendly he is called the heir of khabib nurmagomedov on islam makhachev became the ufc lightweight champion. who was the opponent and how long did the fight last? ukrainian troops attacked an energy gift at the zaporozhye nuclear power plant located in the city, several attacks were made on the hotel and the entrance to the city, fortunately there were no dead, destruction. damage. got a civil object in the city administration was informed that the shelling was carried out from the opposite bank of the dnieper, according to preliminary data, they were attacked by american howitzers on the civilian population over the past 24 hours. ukrainian fighters. inflicted more than 40 blows on the energy gift. the kiev regime is preparing a provocation with

the russian permanent representative to the un officially notified the secretary general of the suspension of participation in the grain deal and requested an emergency meeting of the security council in connection with this attack, but ukraine used 16 drones for this attack georgy podgorny knows the details bay terroristic such an assessment is given by the ministry of defense, the enemy was unable to achieve their goals. were on the attack nine unmanned aerial vehicles and seven autonomous marine unmanned vehicles were involved as a result of operational measures taken by the forces of the ships of the black sea fleet. all air targets were destroyed by the use of naval weapons and the naval aviation of the black sea fleet four marine unmanned vehicles were destroyed and three more were destroyed in the inner roadstead the authorities of sevastopol call this attack the most massive in history these shots were filmed by the inhabitants of the city on them presumably destruction enemy drones. move away all the explosions, which are all sorts of things, there, that means, smoke, everything e

ringing the bells russian permanent representative to the un nebenzya wrote a letter to the secretary generalf the organization guterysh about the inadmissibility of the use of the so-called dirty bomb by kiev. the use of a dirty bomb by the kiev regime will be regarded by us as an act of international terrorism. we call on western countries to use their influence on kiev to refused to implement this dangerous plan, we urge the un secretary general to do everything in his power to prevent this terrible crime on the possible consequences the russian ministry of defense announced the day before the bomb is a container with reactive isotopes and an explosive charge. when the charge falls, the container is destroyed by the directive substance, sprayed by a shock wave, creating a reactive contamination of the area over large areas, and can also lead to radiation diseases, according to the russian military department, and ukraine's plans to create nuclear weapons are aware of, at least representatives of the uk, the organization's calculation. the provocation is that if it is successfully implement

it is understandable and will continue to follow the general secretary's line, but the line is certainoals and tasks of the twentieth congress will only become tougher. everything was determined precisely, and the congress determined its concept of socialism with chinese characteristics in the new era as the core of the entire party. now it is also spelled out in the party charter, which adds eight items, including the modernization of the army. everything should become one of the strongest on the planet and the opposition to taiwan independence is not something completely new, but now the demand from the party members, who do not throw words into the wind. we must strengthen historical confidence, increase the historical initiative to boldly lead, fight and win victories, and this was a signal to all ill-wishers. what else did they want from the west before the start of the congress? carry that army to a christian almost a coup d'état and even footage of the closing of the congress, where the predecessor is thin. tau deduces from the presidium tried to imagine how the split within the

and the nato secretary general generally indirectly admitted that the west of the country of the conflictrently trying to return potential nato evaders from regular military contributions to the combat system, while condemning russian strikes. western leaders point-blank did not notice ukraine's attacks on the living cities of donbass and they were not in a hurry to condemn the attack on the crimean bridge . primorye near nikolaev. at khmelnitsky put out of action the railway junction of the repair plant on october 11. russia continued to strike at the military and energy infrastructure of ukraine today stopped the work of the critically important ladyzhenskaya thermal power plant . ukraine, the target of the strike was achieved, all designated objects were hit, just like the day before, when key energy infrastructure facilities were put out of action. in kiev, dnepropetrovsk, lvov, poltava, and other large cities, electricity was completely cut off in order to redirect resources to strategically important facilities. however, with the increased load, the remaining capacities can hardly c