security council. also in the news from museum to moscow a turkish court reverses the status of istanbul's. allowing the president to announce a return of muslim worship. song from al-jazeera.

canada answers the security council's appeal with ships.estroyers leave british columbia to join united nations forces. across the united states, young men from every walk of life hurried to enlist in the army, the navy, in the air force in answer to the united nations appeal. as recruiting centers report heavy enlistments in washington, president truman addresses a meeting of the reserve officers association. president truman: gentlemen, we face a serious situation. we hope we face it in the cause of peace. the only reason for the action which was taken on the advice of all of the brains i could muster was hoping, always hoping that we will finally arrived at the place of the road we anticipated when we created the united nations. that is the only reason for the action. thank you very much. >> again, the security council meets to provide for a unified command. the president of the council invites the korean delegate to take a seat at the counsel table. >> to take his place at the table. ♪ >> great britain's delegate speaks on the resolutio

will meet in virtual session and then the president the security council will reveal the result remarkably we've already had one vote today which had a russian and chinese veto we have this this vote of we got this vote just now which we're expecting it will be the 5th vote on the versions of a resolution to try and extend permission for border aid to come in from turkey into syria now the big sticking point between the russians and the chinese on one side of most of the other security council members is whether to authorize as you say 2 border crossings or as russia and china want just the one border crossing now if the russian latest resolution doesn't pass as i'm being told by members of the security council seems likely then we're hearing that belgium and germany who've already had 2 resolutions versions of a resolution vetoed are coming up with another one and it looks like they may in that latest version make a big concession and that's on the number of border crossings that will allow aid in they will keep the one border crossing but the other one bubble salam they will s

security council and that is one of the main things that the u.n. security council can do as a punitive measure then you need to draw up a resolution and you need to get people to vote for it and that's where things get interesting because i've just given you the oh ray of countries that are involved in this conflict and 2 of those russia and france are permanent members of the u.n. security council they have veto power not france hasn't used its veto power for very many years over the course of a set a century since the last used the veto power but russia last used its veto power less than 24 hours ago on the issue of syria so if russia feels that its own interests are are in some way threatened by a resolution almost certainly won't vote for a resolution the other key player with regard to sanctions on syria and potentially on libya russia's close allies speaking right now why he the foreign minister china increasingly backing russia there was a time earlier on in the war in syria where china would be a bit wary of support of russia particularly o

security council resolution 2 of the $59.00. many actors have engaged to parallel entities in libya at this had to do because serve as no more than a right license or have there to continue his aggression against a legitimate government in our unst the libyan political agreement and it one big blur his own military dictatorship. actually placing the aggressor on an equal footing with the later but you have to recognize that our man is wrong and counterproductive this grave mistake much to correct that. in the case of supporters for heart attack. providing brazen political and military support for this war or in pursuit of subversive objectives against the lady of a legitimate government are incompatible with international law and relevant the un resolutions and actually harmful to for peace and stability in libya and you know on putting the malayan sometimes as some countries have done today on turkey although i am lurking at cross purposes with the united nations and the political process sometimes a monster it policy and canno

arms embargo un security council resolution and the commitments made by member states in bali ok let's go to our diplomatic editor james bays at the united nations until he retired is saying that time was running out as far as libya was concerned what do you think was the tone of the meeting. well i think you've got everyone publicly stating that it's time for peace in libya the problem with this is they've been publicly stating that for a very long time ago back to the beginning of the year and germany was the country that was the host for the conference on libya leaders from all key countries came to berkeley and for that conference they all signed up to a communique and the un's plan and yet they went home and they continued many of them what they had been doing before and that i think is the problem germany now wanted to reboot this because it just happens to have the current presidency of the european union and of the u.n. security council it felt at this moment it was a good moment to try and push efforts towards police peace because we have had very important developments in the

well the security council is meeting as i speak in closed session trying to negotiate among themselves trying to pick up the pieces because we are in a very difficult situation as you say the clock is ticking just hours away to a situation where the current authorized aid that can come in from borders into syria is going to expire that authorization and will be nothing in its place because the security council has been unable to agree on anything as you say the latest vote was announced about 90 minutes ago and russia and china use their veto on the idea of extending the existing 2 border crossings that was the situation earlier in the we can earn that was also vetoed by russia and china russia is already put through forward 2 different versions of its own resolution and they didn't go through because they didn't pass not enough members voted for them for them to pass there wasn't a majority of 9 that you need so there is real deadlock here with time running out and russia seems very insistent there's only only one border crossing it's worth reminding you the u.n. used to have authoriz

security council agrees on a humanitarian aid deal for syria. we're watching al-jazeera live from london i'm dating in obligato also ahead president donald trump wears a mask in public for the 1st time as the coronavirus death rate starts to rise in the u.s. once again. doctors in panama beg the government for a nationwide lockdown after an explosion uncovered $1000.00 cases leaves hospitals overwhelmed plus. bosnians mark 25 years since the massacre of some 8000 muslim men and boys in struggling to. follow millions of people in syria's rebel held northwest can resume receiving humanitarian aid to survive after the un security council passed the deal to keep a vital crossing through turkey open but in a victory for the syrian government's most powerful ally russia another important crossing will not resume operations permanent members russia and china abstained from the security council votes after vetoing the proposal in previous discussions the un has the scribe aid is a lifeline for millions of displaced people especially with northwest syria

security council agrees on a new lifeline for syria humanitarian aid deliveries will pass through a single border crossing into the rebel held north the u.s. warns that puts millions of syrians at risk. and the close vote is expected as poland chooses a president populist incumbent and jay duda faces a tough challenge from more saws pro european mayor. spicer welcome to the program aid agencies are warning that millions of civilians are at risk in northwest syria because of a decision by the un the security council voted to extend relief deliveries for another year but only through one authorized crossing point on the border with turkey millions rely on the aid and relief workers say the humanitarian situation will now worsen the results of the voting is as follows. 12 votes in favor. no votes against and 3 abstentions. resolution submitted by religion and germany is adopted. a resolution from the united nations security council to resume aid deliveries to war 2 on syria one day after the program had expired but it gave way to russia's and healing demands. of the 2 functioning neurons only

security council. also in the news from museum to moscow a turkish court reverses the status of his stumbles i fear allowing the president to announce a return of muslim worship. from al-jazeera as a 101 east program are questioned by malaysian police over a documentary about the treatment of migrants. and the dutch government to file legal action against russia over the downing of a passenger jet in east new crane 6 years ago. and i'm proud of how much and i have all the sporting kidding red bulls mats there step in with quickest in practice the head of sunday's formula one clown in austria. so in the last half hour or so a u.n. security council vote to extend humanitarian aid into syria has failed to pass it was vetoed by russia and china although the remaining 13 council member states voted in favor aid agencies have warned the decision could lead to die of consequences for millions of displaced syrians u.n. said many of those who've been living in the northwest highly depend on it in fact describin

at the moment and of course the reason the security council is so concerned is that there is a u.n. mission that's been there now for 7 years that most observers believe did pretty good work in its early days solving some of the problems in northern mali but that progress perhaps has stalled and there are some on the security council for example the u.s. that are demanding that u.n. peacekeeping missions to deliver results or they start to lose their funding and the u.s. of course the very big funder to u.n. peacekeeping so there's a lot at stake in this meeting of the security council not clear whether we're going to get any public statement at the end of it though barbara taylor james and you'll be following it for us will stay tuned for that james for the moment thank you. let's go to iraq now there's a new reports of violence against protesters in the capital baghdad videos posted on social media sure riot police firing tear gas some even suggesting they're using live ammunition against civilians there were reports come so after the funerals of 2 men killed in their own s

roadblock russia and china vetoed security council efforts to continue sending food and supplies to civilians in rebel held territory in syria aid workers warn this was the 1st millions also on the program. becomes a mosque again the president says all faiths are still welcome international critics describe the move was a provocation. i'm fogel welcome to the program russia and china have again vetoed an attempt by the un security council to continue humanitarian aid deliveries to rebel held territory in syria friday is the last day that aid agencies are allowed to bring food and vital supplies over the turkish border to rebel held areas of aleppo provinces 13 countries voted in favor of extending the aid but permanent members of russia and china opposed the resolution humanitarian groups say cutting off the aid could spell disaster for millions of people. the food deliveries a lifesaver for the food the families who found shelter here on the turkish border . they fled homes destroyed by asterix very few of them have enough money for food they'd be lost without help from outside. obama it's o

security council agrees on a new lifeline for syria in a vote to extend humanitarian aid deliveries into the global north but only through a single board across. a math and held welcome polls are heading to the ballot box in what is expected to be a close run off to elect a president incumbent n.j. duda led the 1st round of voting but today is facing a strong challenge from opposition candidate. the challenger wants to chart a new course for poland and repay a strange time as with the european union. official results are not expected until monday or tuesday opinion polls show the 2 candidates on neck and neck as polish budgets choose between competing visions for the next 5 years. conservative versus liberal big city versus country site poland is divided about challenges a community of 8000 people in central poland most people here work in agriculture the town is a bastion of support for incumbent president and people here say things have gotten better under his presidency if they're not going to be candid to the say if i have 2 children and i get child support during the drop we get $80

security council has voted to extend humanitarian i deliveries to millions of syrians who rely on to survive the council back to proposal that would use only one authorized crossing point 58 supplies into the country on the turkey syria border. warning that the decision to shut down all other access routes will intensify the suffering of thousands of displaced syrians and cost lives the result of voting useless follows. 12 votes in favor. no votes against. and 3 abstentions. resolution submitted by burton and germany is adopted. a resolution from the united nations security council to resume aid deliveries to war 2 on syria one day after the program had expired but it gave way to russia's and healing demands only one border crossing from turkey will remain open for the next 12 months a move that will cut a lifeline as western countries describe it for syrians in the country's northwest to be clear today's resolution leaves us bitterly disappointed at the loss of barbour's fall and on our border crossings the syrian themselves if i had a voice will tell you that the loss of those cross

security council certainly seized it seems to see are you to why with the u.a.e. they seem to have a growing alliance strategically with the us a and certainly a recent meeting between president pak mccraw and president putin they seem to have quite a line views on libya so france or more tacit support or we think of general haftar or were of course going to be sitting across that meeting as it's happening but for now our diplomatic editor james bays at the united nations thank you very much indeed. well more than 3000000 americans have now tested positive for covert 19 the latest figures come as the trumpet ministration moves to withdraw the country from the world health organization the u.s. secretary of state's mike pompei oh says the organization is failing in carrying out its core function we are not going to underwrite an organization that has historically been incompetent and not performed its fundamental function there there's a real focus on the failures that took place around. the world health organization's fundamental inability to perform its basic cor

security council. well the u.n. security council doesn't write international law they basically apply political decisions based on their political understanding of what of what they think it international law says but here the best jurist in the united states have now turned back the former legal opinion of the carter administration which by the way the very security council that you are quoting they were quoting the former state department legal adviser was her hansel so now it would probably be a good idea to look into why did jurist in the u.s. state department under president donald trump have taken a different opinion. but i think that we should stay out of the legal leaves and the details that sure to me but i think we would both accept that the us legal system doesn't define what is law and what is not law what is considered legal and what is not legal obviously international putting the u.n. calls the annexation a war crime i mean well yeah but at all amnesty international as you and i both know is one of th

dialogue towards forming a unity government our diplomatic editor james baker has most of the security council met in virtual closed session after eko wasit come up with its 4 point plan some on the council are skeptical whether that plan will solve mollies problems because it doesn't call for the resignation of president cater and that is the main demand of the opposition after the meeting the german ambassador the current president of the security council read out this statement to members of the security council expressed their strong. efforts and took note of the recommendation towards extraordinary summit of. the members of the security council urged the mahdi army to act of youth recommendations. in order to resolve the tensions prior to writing its own long and to refrain from any action likely to. further tensions and threaten the rule of law the u.n. has about 15000 peacekeepers in mali their mission has been there for 7 years one permanent member of the security council the united states believes missions like this need to deliver results otherwise their future should be put under re

this wasn't the only appeal to the un security council in the hours before the vote a u.n. commission of inquiry has released its latest report on human rights abuses in syria giving a damning assessment of what it describes as acts amounting to war crimes the chairman of the commission added this the very least the security council can do now is to renew and history infant the cross border and cross the line into operations pandemics no no borders nor should when it aired in need those pleas went unanswered the result of the voting is as follows 13 gods in favor or 2 votes against no abstentions the draft resolution has not been adopted or into the negative thoughts of 2 permanent member of members of the council both russia and china use their veto power we're seeing a repeat of what happened 6 months ago until that point the un had 4 border crossings authorized for a delivery after using its veto in december russia managed to get that reduced to 2 crossings. with the clock ticking until the existing authorizations run out on friday having used its veto once again russia

why do you come to the un security council, the un general assembly?nd unfortunately, even today, when we have new ideas coming from washington, they're not willing to sit down and negotiate with us. well, you talk about these new ideas from washington. let's talk about that in a bit more detail. isn't it true that the window of opportunity that you and mr netanyahu have to complete this — let's call it annexation, at least i'm going to — the window of opportunity is closing. donald trump faces reelection in november, you've gotjust four months, and the polls suggest donald trump may well struggle to win that election. joe biden has already said, "i do not support annexation." "the fact is," he said, "i will reverse donald trump's undercutting of peace. " your window of opportunity is about to close. so we respect every administration. and i worked with the previous administration, and i've worked with this administration. at the end of the day, the government of israel will decide about the future of israel. but ambassador, you've spent five years in

been held to account for his actions lawrence louis al-jazeera kuala lumpur the united nations security council is in session to discuss the conflict in yemen it's the 2nd time they've met in person at the u.n. headquarters since covert 19 restrictions came into effect the council is concerned over a lack of diplomatic progress and an alarmingly the teary orating health situation our diplomatic editor james bays joins us now live from u.n. headquarters in new york he's been following that meeting james what's been happening. well as you say adrian this is the 2nd time in 2 months that martin griffiths the u.n. special envoy has addressed the security council and last time he spoke to them in the he said there was significant progress and peace was within close reach an optimistic assessment in may compare that to what he told the security council a short time ago. mr president i continued to her i do the joint declaration the goetia asians will turn the tide away from these morgan. toward peace i don't want today to sugarcoat things there is a real risk that these negotiations will slip away ye

security council agrees on a new lifeline for syria aid supplies will pass through a single border crossing into the rebel held north of us warns that puts millions of syrians at risk. i'm nick spicer welcome to the program polish president and jay due to may be heading for a 2nd 5 year term following sunday's election and early exit poll by ipsos shows the conservative incumbent who is backed by the rule of law and justice party has a slight lead with 50.4 percent of the vote his rival the liberal warsaw they are rough koskie secured $49.00 due to has already claimed victory but official results are not expected until monday at the earliest here's what the candidates had to say minutes after the 1st projections them said going on i am convinced that we will be new poland now that we have woken up nobody is going to put us back to sleep and the most important thing is that we continue to fight regardless of the result. but i am sure that the final result will be positive and we will win. but when you mean it is mission to focus on the elements that unite us. i am convinced that a large sect

security council. we believe it would play an essential role in finding ways to improve a dangerous scenario with unpredictable consequences. [inaudible] i can only say that i can see there is such a check tree over the past 30 years with the ups and downs of the continuance of the failure to finish the cold war with dignity on the basis of equality. i emphasize we are ready for this conversation. of course for us it's vital that our relations have respect for our legitimate interests and we need to talk about the importance of russia in terms of the united states. it would be an exaggeration to say these issues have always been at the forefront right we are deeply concerned about the united states nation leading to the collapse of the strategic -- the architecture of mutual transparency that proved to be the most difficult moment of the cold war sends the burden to washington. it's creates a military strategic environment with the united states. russia failed to achieve its object if and history has d

but most others on the security council says the u.s.of the deal no longer has the right to trigger anything. it could create fresh divisions, pitting the u.s. against its main allies. g5t: leaders from the countries and french president macron have met in mauritania's capitol discuss how to reduce attacks in the region. in recent months, armed rebels linked to al qaeda and isil have strengthened their positions across the region. our correspondent says the victories of these countries have been overshadowed by a u.n. report which accuses niger, mali, and burkina faso of killing their own civilians in the fight against rebel groups. correspondent: what the militaries in the region want is more support from the european partners, more funding for their military. at the start of this summit, macron said there were some victories made by the french military that were present in mali. they changed their strategy in the last six months. they deployed in northern mali, now they deployed in the border areas with burkina faso and niger. they are

security council so if the iraqi government has done what it thought it needed to do to try to address the situation but it's also in a very difficult position because it reveals to relations with both neighboring iran as well as the united states as you mentioned there simona an iraqi commander . and this was also killed in that drone strike will this report intensify calls for action for his death. well it's unlikely at the moment that there will be any further actions taken by the iraqi government as i mentioned the parliament has already asked u.s. troops to leave and it's unlikely that there will be any further legal actions on iraqi territory at least because there is currently no status of forces agreement or anything that really justifies for example an iraqi court to file a suit against any american troops here let's also remember that the americans have always maintained that the strike was not carried out by any of the coalition personnel that are based inside the country so we're unlikely to see any further steps taken here but also it's important to remember that the curre

security council has voted against a russian proposal to reduce cross border aides access to syria the council has until friday to agree on future operations on tuesday russia and china vetoed a rival resolution which was banks by or other members of the un security council the us is moscow's proposal would have cut off lifesaving assistance for millions of syrians. he has war on the volunteer doctors at a small clinic in rebel held doing what they can to treat the sick and injured. this is what doctor at nona does every day working for free in this nonprofit makeshift clinic in. he's one of 7 doctors in the clinic which is located in syria's last remaining rebel held province of it lip. like many of his patients doctor who was forced from his home within his own country. most of the people here are without a source of income they can't afford to eat or any medical treatment before i came here i worked at home a hospital but it was bombed so we came to this area to lend a helping hand with whatever resources are available. this entire clinic is run by volunteers and medicine is handed

security council votes to extend humanitarian aid to syria have failed to pass the 1st was vetoed by russia and china and the 2nd by china the remaining 13 council member states voted in favor aid agencies have warned the decision could lead to diet consequences for millions of displaced syrians the u.n. has said that many people in the countries northwest highly depend on it describing it as a lifeline joining us live this hour diplomatic editor james bays there at the u.n. in new york hi there james what are they trying to achieve here and what can they achieve. well i think there are different names or different members of the security council book clearly in just a matter of hours all the existing authorizations to bring aid from turkey into syria are going to run out and they can't agree on exactly the details of how it's going to work going forward as you say we've had 2 votes on friday here at the u.n. remarkably in the last 4 days in total we've had 5 votes on this and on 2 of those occasions 2 permanent members of the security council have both used their veto power it's a r

syria let's listen in to the security council the virtual security council meeting that is the belgium ambassador speaking on this resolution let's listen in predictability to the many engineers which under difficult circumstances guarantee the survival of the people suffering in and around easily this is the only good news that is why germany and most of them afford for what is draft resolution we would like to say although when the majority of constant members for their active support truelove the process finally we once again it is context urged the syrian the term of those to cooperate fully with the un and its implementation partners each rest of the syrian people for the crossed line going to every of it fully learn we did on the ground i thank you i think the best growth but a very poor is statement and they give the floor to going to ask your office the dominican republic. thank you for the. idea let's not bring in our diplomatic get our 3 days raise he's joining us from the united nations so after a lot of wrangling james back in for this resolution has now passed just talk us

results will decide candidates to run for legislative council elections in september that vote will be the 1st since beijing imposes its new national security laws earlier this month and holland spoke to geoffrey andrews the 1st ever minority democratic candidate to run for the legislative council. i want to ask you you've chosen a very curious time to make your debut particularly with the democratic camp in the back on the back foot and also the fact that the national security law has been imposed why now well i always ask myself when when then when is the best time of 5 years ago i don't think minorities had much of a say in society i think the social unrest a lot of minorities came out like ourselves we did this fantastic water distribution outside chungking mansions which in hong kong we now call the we connect moment so i thought to myself it's time now to be part of this political structure because we're not having a voice in this direction you know you're always seeing national security law national anthem law hong kong's education system but then you don't already see if the minorities be part of a forget of the miners ex-pats or vu

security council has in the past said the jna the side they support is the internationally recognized government now there is some dispute that even though that is the case that doesn't allow you to breach an arms embargo in the case of turkey bring in fighters from syria and bring in weapons but it certainly does add some legitimacy to the turkish argument the other thing that i think turkey and qatar supporting turkey have on their side is the leader of the group that they are backing in libya prime minister is someone that people in the international community are able to deal with he is a bureaucrat by background and he can speak the language of foreign officials and gets on with foreign officials compare that with general haftar and i've spoken to quite a few people who have met or spoken to general have to they say quite literally here is a megalomaniac he is a dictator but coupled with that he seems to be very forgetful he seems to constantly being having rouse with his own commanders and the situation in his court probably best described as that is somewhat chaotic so i think

to come here and al-jazeera including a humanitarian catastrophe the un security council is fighting on disease could soon spiral out of control plus. we believe. you know innocent we believe. we have a strong case malaysia's former prime minister. has to clear his name after being sentenced to 12 years in prison for corruption. still no sign of any less hoppin those flooding rains across central china pushing across the korean peninsula and on into japan this weather front that's stationary system that's going to continue pulsing that west weather outs of china through the yellow sea into south korea pushing across honshu slotting across q.c. from time to time some big and sundry downpours the wet weather will come back into central parts of china but to the north and south of that you can see by to see some showers pretty much anywhere it's going to be very humid once again down towards the south hong-kong at around $32.00 degrees punishes to cross china showers there into thailand some very heavy rain for a time as well making the way across the philippines could see some very hea

security council votes on extending aid deliveries into rebel territory. and in school europe's top football teams discover their route to champions league glory that draws been made for many tournaments of knockout game to be hosted by portugal . so we begin with this ruling in turkey that will have both significant cultural and diplomatic implications it surrounds the fear of this 1500 year old unesco world heritage site in istanbul which for more than 85 years has officially been a museum but just hours ago a turkish court changed to that an old the $934.00 decree that turned it from a mosque into a museum and almost immediately the turkish president signed a new decree allowing muslim worship to resume there now the fear is important to both islam and orthodox christianity it was a church for nearly a 1000 years before becoming a mass the latest with sin and cos you are you at a little bit after 6 pm in sin m. it was interesting enough that the court made this decision but then the president acted very quickly. yes actually he was like for expected to

security council. in an attempt to wrest mali's president. says he will form a national unity government by next week several people have been killed during protests calling for his resignation. one other story for you the us has reported another all time daily high for new infections of the coronavirus more than 66500 cases confirmed on saturday meanwhile donald trump has publicly want to master the 1st time since the very start of the outbreak. people in poland go to the polls on sunday to vote in the presidential election the role the president is largely ceremonial but does have the power to veto parliamentary legislation the result could shake up the country's political order and change the direction of travel his son. this is a stark choice for voters in poland one which will shape its identity in europe and the rest of the world over the past this is the incumbent crowd pleaser and trade with poland's president since 2015 an independent who has the support of the ruling law and justice party is seen as a stalwart of the government's me

security council with both the u.s. and iran represented by their top diplomats secretary of state might pump a 000 members of the council to extend a ban on iran buying conventional weaponry which is due to expire in october this chamber as a choice stands for international peace and security united nations congress intended the arms a cargo of islamic republic of iran expired he trained the u.s. mission and its finest ideals all 'd pledged to all if you fail to act right away if we have purchased russian made fighter jets to strike up to 3000 kilometer radius but he said it's like riyadh. rome in warsaw in a rain crosshairs iran's foreign minister mohammed jobs a reef spoke at the end of the session this status quo is needed acceptable nor sustainable the international community in general and the united nations security council in particular are facing an important decision. do we maintain respect for the rule of law or do we return to the law of the jungle by surrendering to debian's. outlaw billy. in just 2 weeks th

security council syria's backa russia with the help of china forced through a compromise that none of the other members had wanted only the battle how a crossing point on the turkish syrian border will remain open aid organizations now fear that around half a 1000000 children will no longer have access to foreign aid while tensions run high at the security council the german foreign minister also criticized russia and china. we have always agreed that humanitarian aid should be accessible regardless of political and military conflicts russia and china have now revoked this consensus this is very cynical. russia wants its ally bashar al assad to decide what happens inside his country and who receives the aid without any foreign interference these issues should not be politicized so what we have today i'll discuss this today is not about humanitarian deliveries to syria we will support this oh discussion is about politics if you want to meet serious concern about hypocrisy he probably should not use the words that he matters and i say name should not be politicized because that is exact

security council agrees on a new lifeline for syria aid supplies will pass through a single border crossing into the rebel held north the u.s. warns that puts millions of syrians at risk. i'm nick spicer welcome to the program exit polls show a neck and neck finish in poland's presidential runoff a conservative incumbent and j. duda who is backed by the ruling lawn justice party has a slightly with 50.4 percent of the vote his rival the liberal warsaw mayor rough out called ski secured 49.6 percent due to is already claiming victory but the result is not yet official the final results are not expected until monday at the earliest. and with me now is. polish. voice. pardon me president declaring victory a bit premature isn't it well you know it's still not the find the official result it's only for. direction this projection has a margin of error or which may be of 2 percent and that means that in the upcoming hours the final result my be different and the result of the election may be different so indeed it may be a little bit too early to say. who's the winner we have to think about the fa