depending on the result of the consideration of our complaint and to the security council draft resolution, russia will make a decision on how to move forward to ensure national regional and global bio security as well are now to strengthen the b.

that's quite unusual for the security council.he un was recognized even by those who, apparently already by inertia, voted for, but among those who refrained from condemning russia, representatives of all continents at once, except australia, apart from china, did not support the usa and the west, gabon, india and brazil, we believe that this resolution will not solve the conflict. in addition, we do not see that the members of the security council sitting here are planning to really solve something so that this conflict in ukraine ends and peace comes to this territory, but this is clearly at odds with the interests of those who are also behind sabotage in gas pipelines nord stream one and two in connection with new york, a representative of gazprom, according to available estimates , there were about 800 million cubic meters of gas in the three books of gas pipelines at the time of the incident, for comparison, this is denmark's consumption for 3 months. fall data pressure and gas leaks allow us to say with confidence that the v

the un security council met to discuss the tuesday launch that flew over japan. the dpr k has enjoyed blanket protection from 2 members of this council. these 2 members have gone out of their way to justify the dpr, kay's repeated provocations and block every attempt to update the sanctions regime . in short, 2 permanent members of the security council have enabled him young on the white house has criticize the opec plus oil for jesus decision to sharpie cut output, calling it a short sighted move that will hurt the global economy. the group, which includes russia and saudi arabia, will reduce production by $2000000.00 barrels a day from november. prices have dropped in the last 3 months over fis of a global recession. mike, hannah says the decision has gone down very badly in washington. the reaction has be one of quietly contained theory, not so contained in some ways as being described by the national security advisor, the pick decision as short sighted, but the national security advisor also making clear his belief that by making this decision, saudi arabia as

. >> at the un security council, the u.s.ed china and russia of enabling kim jong-un by blocking further sanctions. but beijing said it is washington that is provoking pyongyang. >> on the nuclear issue, the u.s. is playing by a double standard. it is engaged in political maneuvering, poisoning the security environment. against this backdrop, the heightened attention on the peninsula should not come as a surprise. laura: the missile tests have increased fears that north korea will soon conduct another nuclear test. the u.s.-based center for strategic and international studies released these satellites of a test site from late september. analysts say they shall work on a tunnel which could be part of an expansion of testing capabilities. the u.n. is tracking north korea's ballistic missile tests and says it has carried out around 40 this year, a record number. in the last 40 years, pyongyang has conducted more than 200 missile launches and six nuclear tests, and more than half of those have been since kim jong-un came to power

of the security councils, which literally 2 weeks ago.this hall, foaming at the mouth , they argued the need for protection, today they themselves openly violate the un charter and push it to the same secretariat. and for the united states, which is already 4 years old, as they themselves violate the resolution 22-31 will be released in 2018 unilaterally from svd, this is just some new unseen early level of bush neglect. by the decision of the security council, iran was also mentioned today in the white house. there, president biden received an israeli colleague. isaac duke, the details of the negotiations are unknown, but after herzek said that they talked about the islamic republic most of all. basically. we discussed the topic of iran, its desire to obtain nuclear weapons, the suppression of its own citizens by violent violent methods and activity early on the supply of weapons, which kills innocent civilians. ukrainian hearts, for sure, had in mind drones on the eve it was reported that he even brought some evidence of their deliverie

united nations security council met on wednesday for the us condemned north korea. the dpr k has enjoyed blanket protection from 2 members of this council. these 2 members have gone out of their way to justify the t dpr, kay's repeated provocations and block every attempt to update the sanctions regime . in short, 2 permanent members of the security council have enabled kim young on when north korea has issued a statement in response, it says that democratic people's republic of korea strongly condemned the u. s. for unwanted li, referring to the un security council. what it describes as just counter action measures. so joint military drills carried out by the u. s. and south korea statement continues to say that the u. s. is posing a serious threat to the stability of the situation on the korean peninsula. which means bass has more in this from the united nations. yes, not the 1st time. we've seen this happen when there has been a security council meeting in new york. north korea does not normally attend the security council when it's being talked about. it doesn't

united nations security council met on wednesday, but the us condemned north korea. the dpr k has enjoyed blanket protection from 2 members of this council. these 2 members have gone out of their way to justify the t dpr, kay's repeated provocations and block every attempt to update the sanctions regime . in short, 2 permanent members of the security council have enabled kim young an a james base has more from united nations. yes, not the 1st time we've seen this happen when there has been a security council meeting in new york. north korea does not normally attend the security council when it's being talked about. it doesn't send it's ambassador. it ignores the meeting, but also a number of occasions they've actually while that security council's been meeting her far off, a missile at the news from the security council meeting is that ambassador thomas greenfield and those around her. and you can see the japanese and the south korean ambassador are to one side of her as well as other members of the security council . they're all in agreement of where things are and t

i'll at the un security council, the u. s. accused china and russia of enabling north korea's leader kim jong. earn my blocking further sanctions, but be jane fed. it is washington, that provoking pyongyang is on the phone with you on the nuclear issue. the us is playing by a double standard, is engaged in political maneuvering poisoning the security environmental's. against this backdrop, the height and tension on the peninsula shall not come as a surprise. you will miss artists of increased fears that north korea will soon conduct another nuclear test. new as base center for strategic and international studies released these satellite images of the pony re test site. from late september, analysts say they show work on a tunnel which could be part of an expansion of testing capabilities. new and his tracking north grades, ballistic missile tests and says it has carried out around 40 this years, a record number. in the past 40 years, pyongyang has conducted more than 200 miss our launches and 6 nuclear tests. and more than

results of the meeting of the un security council and innovation from october 1, indexation of pensions lump-sum payment nuances using the osago policy and measures against bank fraud. so the first day in a big country on the eve until late in the evening, residents of the donetsk lugansk people's republics of the zaporozhye kherson authorities celebrated events that have already gone down in history the signing of an agreement on the entry of regions into russia and a new life and plans that are being implemented at a rapid pace yuliya pogorelova to the sound of these shots, you don’t have to run for cover, everyone is raging victory in the donetsk luhansk people’s republics, zaporozhye, kherson region are celebrating the day they became part of a big country. this is a baby, she was born just the day before in donetsk. now she is happy in russia. mom hopes that the future crumbs are now under reliable protection calmly, steadily, we can live. i'm not afraid, that's all. we will be fine, and let's get up, and the school and the first institute is a must. you already know, they say that

on the security council, as a platform for this information in an attempt to justify it's unjustifiable on unlawful invasion of ukraine. such deeply cynical and harmful actions demeaned a council on its role in maintaining international peace on security. president, russia's actions risk undermining, essential disarmament, a nonproliferation instruments upon which all our security depends equally there and talk on the gym cooperation and research, supporting public health in ukraine and congress around the world. we must do all that we count as global partners to ensure effective disease monitoring detection control and prevention efforts to misrepresent or undermine such work in ukraine and elsewhere will only weaken efforts to prevent and control future outbreaks. this is worked at russia. it says engages in and benefits from the present. russia would be better served by immediately and unconditionally ending and hostile. it is withdrawn from the entire territory of ukraine and refraining for, for the threat or use of force of any kind against ukraine or any other states. thank you. s

yes, the security council is actually happening again.ty council? the un if it blocks these decisions. i think that the whole point of the existence of the un security council is that there are legitimate nuclear states in the un security council that can, through the right of application, replace the use of nuclear weapons by the un security council for this is why a mechanism was created that would allow otherwise to ignore acting in the un security council, the use of nuclear weapons is very simple, if the russian federation uses nuclear weapons, it will destroy a couple of cities there, destroy several million people, lead to the third world war, then after this third world war ends with the another result of the country where the winners of the 30th war, on the ruins of the current world, create a new security council, in which these states will already walk, which will leave nuclear potential, of course, the main the topic of this un security council for the next ten years will be overcoming the consequences of this world war trinit

meetings of the general assembly without voting in the security council, which in the general assemblies of the beans of the soviet union closed the meeting of the villages of the soviet union and opened the next meeting of the cursor of russia no more systemic changes in security architectures 4 regional or global took place after regional or world wars, so i think that given the extraordinary nature of the war of the russian federation against ukraine, and therefore against all civilized of the world as a result of the defeat of the military of the russian federation, the world will have no other way out but to take specific measures, including regarding the formulations related to the architecture of the global security architecture, otherwise it will be the defeat of the collective civilized world, otherwise it will be a repetition of those mistakes of a systemic nature that were made collective democratic world for 30 years and which led to the possibility of aggression of the russian federation against ukraine. this is how the interview with serhii kislytsia in the meant

our security council. i mean, they are trying to figure out if there's any, you know, citing the nuclear cap and i mean they have last a plan. i mean wasted, and they promised different, i mean, to deal with the, as the treasure after the warrior has done this town. i mean, well actually they, our government partition is, is that, i mean, we, we will do every, you know, possible measure, you know, after law school had these, this, you know, the new could pass them and we will then boom and working with the u. s. and as japan, what would that look like alice? what would that response b? i'm not sure what the, what the particular measures would be. and i think you can look at measures that can be taken in, in response to the ballistic missile program. increased emphasis on cooperation looking again at the deterrence seat detection and deterrence tools are, i'm sure that the united states from united kingdom and i don't have the security council and the brochure in china will work hard to get a new resolution

did you are the security council now? yeah. ah, did you say to them, what will happen if the suppose a dirty bomb day, you say that the craney he's preparing is going to be used? did you tell them what you, what russia will do? we don't so study these hypothetical scenarios. we want to avoid them. that's why we wanted to come in this meeting. but of the task of the ukrainian regime now is to get natal directly involved in confrontation with russia. what will happen if there is a direct confrontation between nature and rush? i think you have her imagination to assume yourself. okay, just to clarify, last question, just to clarify. that is another meeting tomorrow on and for the a says there is another meeting. so agenda is a for is holding. we're keeping the co counsel visa this week. to morrow we're speaking about this sir. integrity of the charter in the line of requests to invest for investigation within the framework of 20 to 31. and on thursday, we're asking for the meeting and learned with article 6 of chemical weapons con

, it is the security council responsible for maintaining international peace and security and russia's attack on ukraine raised the question of whether the council is capable of preventing wars in the world . it is more than once after a full-scale invasion that president zelenskyi has declared, and in this he is supported by some western partners of ukraine, in particular the usa and the eu, when the permanent position of the supreme un security council begins to an unjust war has been provoked, a war condemned by the un general assembly, and the exclusion of security treason should be automatic. consists of five permanent members, including russia. they have the right to veto any initiative . of ukraine at the un volodymyr yelchenko russia one of the first vetoes of all time more times than all the other permanent members put together, the root of this problem is that uh, in our situation, it russia's veto power well, in general, the veto right as a tool that was more or less effectively abolished in the 50s and 60s, when the world was clearly divided into spheres of influenc

, a member of the security council that was one of the founders of the united nations, but todayt even became the question of whether this particular state created and was one of the founders of the united nations organization and whether this particular state can be a permanent member of the un security council, that is, it arises even legally because of what you said, raises two logical questions at once. first, let's talk about how did russia get there? do you know? i think that today this is a huge issue not only for russia, but it is a huge challenge for all countries that are permanent members of the un security council. this is a huge issue for the organization's leadership. of the united nations because in 1991, when russia replaced the soviet union, it actually took the place of the soviet union of this organization a and europeans e all types closed their eyes well, okay, but for 30 years no one talked about an organization without legal ones, or rather a country without legal ones reasons and was in this organization and was in the security council of the oun made deci

of the security councils, which literally 2 weeks ago.is room with foam mouth, argued the need to protect the un charter, today they themselves openly violate it and push it to the same secretariat. and for the united states, which for 4 years already, as they themselves have been violating the resolution at 22-31, will be released unilaterally from the svd in 2018, this is just some kind of new unprecedented early level of neglect of the bush. by the decision of the security council, iran was also mentioned today in the white house. there, president biden received an israeli colleague. isaac duke details of the negotiations are unknown, but after hercek said, that the islamic republic was talked about most of all. basically. we discussed the topic of iran, its quest to obtain nuclear weapons, the suppression of its own citizens by brutal violent methods, and early arms transfer activity that kills innocent civilians. ukrainian hearts, for sure, had in mind the drones on the eve it was reported that he even brought some evidence of their

the un security council is not fully discharging its mandate and responsibility to safeguard international peace and security. it lies in the unjust doubledealing acts of the united states and some u.n. member states. the un security council does not say even a single world -- word about the high-handed arbitrary, reckless war crimes of the united states. only accusing us of our righteous efforts to support national defense capabilities on a case-by-case basis, ensuring that the un security council has lost its competence and authority to act when it performs its duty to maintain international peace and security. as long as the double standards, unfairness, high handedness of the united states are not removed, decisions and resolutions adopted by the security council cannot have reasonable binding force nor the attributes of global peace and security. to put an end to the high handedness of these countries, including the united states, at the risk of the international security council community, with the sampling of these developing countries for the majority of the u.n. membership, as iss

deep economic they there are already, of course, not against russia, there are sanctions of the security councilit is against the wound, there are international sanctions, but unauthorized security dates against belarus , so that's all there is, here is the difference in what, for example, iran, like yesterday it was stated during the consultation in the un security council by some countries that iran simply by this supply of drones, what we did not say there if he had not refused without this , it is exactly the same as the russian delegation, which also said that it is necessary, they do not have any financial zones russia itself can do everything and produces, well, that is, well an outright lie, but hmm, at the consultations, it was stated that if iran thereby also violates the un security council resolution on sanctions against itself , so what? i think that the answer will not be long and i am sure that in the coming days we will see such a sharp increase in the regime of sanctions against it. it is more difficult for russia and belarus to understand that with their own right, the methods

so for our efforts to remove russia from the security council bring fruits, and now at least the ambassador is removed from the council. the day will come and russia will be removed from the council altogether. mister president, distinguished members so skewed. com. so on the sector general decarlo and ms. brown resident card need them. i regret the security council is still compelled to listen to these representative who just fled as the only thing he has done over almost 8 months, opened asian, the spinal life upon life. at every meeting about every aspect of the war of aggression his master ordered. in february let me remind you of what these person sat at the security council meetings at the beginning of these invasion. and i will quote, very carefully the russian military poses no threat to ukraine's peaceful citizens. the military does not fire as peaceful civil in infrastructure. the flat ambassador said on the 27th february, let me give you, let me offer other you another quote from these person. i quote, we repeat again that the goal of fresh us special military operation is not to

he performed at meeting of the security council, he was via video link. according to the corporation , there were approximately 800 million cubic meters of natural fuel in the three lines at the time of the break. now i’m talking about the situation in the special operation zone, russian artillerymen continue to hit the positions of the ukrainian army with hurricane multiple launch rocket systems, strikes are being made on fortified areas , communications centers for manpower and armor of enemy equipment, both at the forefront and in the depths of the defense line , several minutes during this time you need quickly aim to shoot back and change position so as not to fall under return fire. fierce battles are going on behind krasny liman ukrainian militants are trying to completely capture the city allied forces are putting up powerful resistance the enemy has been intending to fulfill the task of the kiev regime to encircle our forces for the last 24 hours at the same time, the formation of the kiev regime continues to inflict massive artillery strikes on

in 5 years, united nations security council met on wednesday by the u. s. condemned north korea . the dpr k has enjoyed blanket protection from 2 members of this council. these 2 members have gone out of their way to justify the t dpr, kay's repeated provocations and block every attempt to update the sanctions regime . in short, 2 permanent members of the security council have enabled kim young on a rob mcbride that joins us now a from at so. so robert, another launch north korea, very much continuing its stance. yeah, this flurry of missile activity continues a pace these 2 missiles were detected at 1st lights, thursday local time from an area of a sam stop near pulling gang. now, according to south korean, military officials is the 1st time they've detected missiles fired from here. so the suspicion is that they were possibly fired from no, by launches. so this could well be at the north, koreans developing and showing off their ability to deploy missiles any way they want and launch them relatively quickly. one of them flew 350 kilometers. the 2nd one flew 800 kilometers landing

lot of issues in a closed mode, so to speak, peacefully between the founding members of the security council parliamentary assembly of the council of europe, because it was happening, there should have been at least a meeting between the head of the party and the families of the azov residents. will it be possible to help with the help of the parliamentary assembly of the council of europe? i was here with them at meetings of all political groups, and it seems to me that another important aspect is that since the council of europe and well here there are deputies from the countries of the council of europe who are at the same time the largest donors to the red cross, this can be a good tool of pressure because the red cross which well , in fact, he does not fulfill his mandate and was not there, nor was he in the deer park, he was not in the temporarily occupied territories, since the 14th year, we asked for someone from international organizations to go and see how our political political prisoners are in crimea the crimean tatars are either there or there, the imprisonment of all this did

the security council to prevent the destruction of the kakhovka hydroelectric power station, he emphasized that for 5 months they have been shelling the city in which the dam is located, ukraine, under the patronage of western curators , has long been using terrorist methods on russian soil, using western weapons for this. new deliveries of kia military products to the us and the eu have been announced in favor of precisely those systems that showed the greatest lethality against the population of donbass and the liberated territories. using an indulgence for any criminal acts issued by its western curators, the zelensky regime consistently strikes at civilians the infrastructure of its former territories has been shelled for 5 months by the city of novaya kakhovka, kherson region. up to 120 missiles fly in a day, of which most are american hummers, and the ukrainians aim them specifically at the kakhovka dam in order to break through it and cause, thereby, an increase in the water level, which will lead to flooding of the adjacent territories. in such a scenario, thousands of civilians ma

however, france, as the current chairman of the security council, put a completely different topic once on the agenda and it became. clear. why the meeting was postponed for a day, the united states, having called on albania for help , it turns out that they were urgently preparing a resolution condemning the referenda, as a result of which four former ukrainian regions. the results of the plebiscite speak for themselves, the inhabitants of these regions do not want to return to ukraine and have made a conscious and free choice in favor of our country, there will be no turning back, which is imposed on us in today's draft resolution. moreover, the text of this project turned out to be remarkable in itself. it also happened before that america included in it a call to condemn russia. the actions of countries gave, but not the countries themselves, especially those that are members of the conscience, and here is the first attempt in the history of the united nations, we are forced to to state that some of our colleagues on the board have reached their bottom broken. even those few decen

speaking at a un security council session called by moscow, it also said any ship movements along the corridor are unacceptable from until security guarantees are reached. inflation has just pretty much come about from nowhere. bad of the e u central bank says all time high inflation in the euro zone has literally come out of the blue and blames the russian president for all of it, with just about 1 in the morning here in moscow. and you're watching our team international. i'm donald quarter. welcome to the program. now our top story are mania and azerbaijan will refrain from the use of force in an effort to resolve a long time, territorial conflict. that's the message declared by both countries after their leaders took part. in trilateral talks for peace hosted by russia, armenian does or by john have pledged to recognize, quote, mutual sovereignty, in an effort to resolve the simmering conflict which has lasted for decades. they have also agreed to the importance of maintaining russian peacekeeping forces in the region. a traditional ally of both countries, russia has vowed to do ev

factory and damage to a power substation, leaving some residence without electricity to you and a security council has approved. a u. s. may scan resolution to sanction quote, any one who threatens piece security or stability in haiti. the measure comes as the western hemisphere is poor country, it has been embroiled in a multiple crisis and at washington has sought authorization for un mission to enforce law and order on the island nation. this comes off the repeated calls from the u. s. media to intervene in haiti. the washington post editorial board has called for military intervention in haiti 8 times since the july 2021 assassination of president jo vanelle, more ease. haiti is on the brink of revolution and the u. s. will do anything to stop it. now we're up to 9. washington post editorial board calls for military intervention. 80 since summer 2021. it hasn't even been a week since the last one. the caravan countries currently trapped in a crude mix of sky rocketing prices. gang violence and aspiring color rear cholera outbreak. and now the haitian government has asked for a foreign help to

children to coming up in the program. washington's call for intervention and hate see is heard un security council. busy approved sanctions against those behind violent anti government protest. but with u. s. media outlets also pushing for american security mission, locals are opposing the demand found as protests against israel sweep across the west bank. the un releases a report saying that palestine is going through its deadliest period in 16 years with over a 100 people killed in 2022 a to help you with those for our global news roundup. i'm you know, leila, we begin this hour with news just coming in to us. continued ukrainian shelling of civilian areas has been reported in russia's belgrade region near the border. 2 people were killed and 11 others wound in an attack on the type of ship beckon, according to local authorities. you're looking now witnesses footage from their mobile phones. the aftermath, really of the bombardment in which a shopping center was targeted. according to the latest reports we have coming in, the shelling destroyed infrastructure leaving around $15000.00 residents w

december 1988, these words however mean nothing for russia who is occupying the ussr seat at the security council and that is allowed to block any action by the council to restore international peace and security. mr. president, russia now tries its best to bring us back to the 1930's. not even 1940's. when hitler's destroyed sovereign nations by invasion, referendums -- it is now a tipping point where the united nations will either restore its credibility or ultimately fall and failed. if that ever happens, we should blame nobody but ourselves. because it is our responsibility to defend the principles of the u.n. charter. a trail of blood is left behind the russian delegation when it enters the general assembly. and the hall is filled up with the smell of smoldering humanf flesh. what we have tolerated too long in syria, that what is happening in ukraine. seeing -- same dictator in the kremlin, same russian generals known for scorched-earth tactics in the wars in syria, chechnya and today in ukraine. since 23rd september, russia has been committing another crime against international law and pri

uh, our colleagues in the security council.oncern about what happened, and subsequently, except what happened. and i don’t remember anyone pointing at us, to be honest, uh, how, on some possibilities of the authors of these sabotage, they didn’t reach such a moment. but our american and british colleagues. uh, of course they tried, uh, to present the whole thing in such a way that this is another attempt. e russia to use the e tribune of the security council to promote some baseless accusations that are not substantiated by anything. uh, here are accusations and allegations and so on, but we said in response that please find in what we u voiced at least some accusations, at least some speculation. we only named the facts, only the statements of the president of the united states, only the fact that american maneuvers were carried out in this place and so on, that is, it was very difficult for us to treat him in some way. and they did not succeed, therefore, in our opinion. uh, the meeting was useful, including, uh, first of all

as a result of the russian veto during the vote held during the 30th of set timber the security council was once again under -- unable to take the steps necessary to shoulder his primary this possibility for the maintenance of international peace and security. mr. president, i thank you for convening, resuming the special assembly. this allows all special states of the united states -- united nations to speak i subject of concern to us all. the respect of the nine nations charter and international law. faced with the security council paralysis it is up to the general assembly to rally for an international order based on the will of law, and not on the pencil of might is right. the illegal annexation orchestrated by russia and the sham a friend of the proceeded constitute a flagrant -- sham referenda that proceeded constitute a flagrant violation of the charter in the territory of ukraine. in these very difficult time we cannot recall enough often the text of 2.4 of the charter. they should reframe from the threat or use of force against a territory, state, or any other manner inconsiste

in the new realities, immigration policy will also be adjusted security council set the tasks for the security forces to identify international terrorists using migration channels - this issue was already discussed by the participants of the meeting behind closed doors. and here is the statement of the secretary of the security council of russia nikolai patrushev following today's meeting of the security council, the participants and the meeting discussed new challenges and national security in the context of the aggravation of the global immigration crisis following patrushev's words, the actions of the united states and its allies provoked a multimillion-dollar flow of refugees around the world, including with ukraine asylum in russia fleeing the genocide. found about 5 million residents of donbass and southeastern regions. ukraine patrushev admitted that a new wave of migration will contribute to caused by western sanctions. the energy crisis in the country , the secretary of the security council of russia, announced the development of additional measures to protect compatriots who

without seeking the security council prior approval, which constitutes material breach breach of security council resolution $2231.00. the damage to ukraine's energy infrastructure is creating major challenges in view of the upcoming winter. it will require stepping out international. you may turn response during his visit in kia this week. you commissioner then arch announced the mobilization of an additional 175000000 euros in humanitarian funding to address urgent needs and provide education, food, access to water and protection from the cold winter. however, no level of human a turn funding will be enough if russian attacks continue to target energy infrastructure and heating stations. more than 400 of these have been damaged in the past 2 weeks alone, the russian federation must immediately stop its attacks suspended military operations in the territory of ukraine. and we draw all its military forces. i'm groups and other unauthorized personnel from the territory of ukraine ass has been set out by general general assembly. we know that human attire needs a new crane are immense and g

and what could be more important then to deal with, than that, you know, by the security council, this goes to the core of international peace and security. and this should have been brought to them. and the security council should deal with it. but i, i truly data will, you know, it was interesting to watch during this meeting was the fact that rushes representative brought up a number of points. and then the u. s. representative came in and simply accused russia of distracting the world from these new territories a just joined russia by instead of focusing on the pipeline sabotaged. what's your take on that sort of accusation? i mean, are we talking about 2 different things that simply can't be address separately and have to just be thrown together, or is there a time in place for each of them here? well, i think there's a time in place for everything. i mean, as i listen to that clip, are those clips from the u. s. representative odyssey i became very upset. i mean, you know, there was nothing diplomatic in those statements. all he did was attack russia and frankly attacked the russ

but let me refer you back 10 days or so ago to the security council when russia vetoed in the security council. there were other countries that abstained and they included big countries like china, india, and brazil. and i think the question of whether this resolution is going to pass, i think most observers think it will pass. but if there are lots of abstentions in there, then, then we'll app dilute the power and political strength of such a, such a resolution that certainly what many you're asking. and when you get the resolution at the end, it's going to be a condemnation of russia's annexation of ukrainian territory. but it's not going to propose any action. again, you're going to get words from the united nations and no action. and the reason you can't get action is action is needed, not here, where all of the members of the united nations sit in the general assembly in the smaller body, whether adjust 50 members, the security council. and of course, russia is a permanent member, which means it has a veto, which means if anything on this subject comes up that condemns russia, doe

so the title, this meeting could have been the security council briefing on nothing. a new agenda item of the council. let's be very clear. we take very seriously issues of weapons of mass destruction and we listen very carefully to report. we look for evidence and we are and will always be ready to do the right thing in case of need of there has to be a case and we can find it. the form is the president. my question is, does the council have anything better or more important to do than to succumb to an incurable obsession and keep spending its time and resources in such misuse? because this is the sad reality nowadays. when the council is not blocked, paralyzed or held hostage, it is simply misused and drained. haven't we had enough of such endless smoke screens to divert attention from really shoot from the terrible debacle on the ground with a soul aimed to feed the domestic international opinion with but all, apparently, throughout this year at every occasion, we have listened carefully to the russian claims which to date has confirmed once more by mister abel, rem

however, russia, as a permanent member of the security council, failed to demonstrate.here is a right, a veto, and no chance of passing a vote. russian diplomats did not have such a resolution; they proposed to amend the document, but they were rejected. it was proposed to fix the call of the council to all the parties involved to intensify the train of the diplomatic way of resolving conflicts. shouldn't that be the goal of our joint efforts. it turns out that our former western partners once again signed that they really do not want peace in ukraine, they dream of the defeat of russia, and this is in the light of bitter hostility. the west put before us other tasks. as a result, 10 countries supported the resolution russia against four of them brazil china abstained and judging by the statements, they did not quite abstain, supporting the american position, any action of the security council should be aimed at resolving the crisis, not at strengthening conflicts and confrontation the crisis in ukraine is the result of a whole mass of conflicts and tensions over a long

united nations security council is discussing the di security crisis in haiti un has previously warned the gang violence, and the spiraling economic crisis is pushing the country to breaking point to promote because it's a james base is live from the un headquarters in new york. james, what is the you and hope to achieve with these discussions? well, this is a security council meeting that has been brought forward because of the severity of the situation in haiti, and after cause from the haitian government for international assistance. when i spoke to the un secretary general antonio could terrace a few hours ago. he described the situation in the country as a nightmare. you've got so many crises all taking place. once you've got an economic crisis, a fuel crisis of food crisis, and that is resulted now with 19000 people, the un estimates who are now living in famine conditions in the capital port. a prince has also been an outbreak of cholera. now the death toll officially stands 22, but they know there's many unreported undocumented cases. so it's probably much higher than that. and

had on the program today, washington's call for intervention, and haiti is heard that the un security council approved sanctions against those behind violent on the government protest. but u. s. media i played push for a so called security mission locals, opposed with protests against israel sweep across the west by the u. n. releases a report saying that policy is going through its deadliest period in 16 years with over a 100 people killed in the past 10 months to live with from las go to the world. this is our international. my name's you know, neil. good to have your company this saturday, or raid sirens again sunday in central, eastern and southern parts all great. and across the conflict frontline explosions were heard as well in the city of herself. ah, local authority say key air force is targeted a civilian river crossing in the region for the 2nd day in a row, and that they attack was repelled by russian air defense systems. it comes at day after a ukrainian rocket strike at this same location killed 4 and left. 10 more people winded a river barge is in use there to help people move

it's not safe with washington's goal for intervention in hate, say, is heard that the un security council approved sanctions against those behind violent anti government protests with u. s. media outlets also pushing for a so called the american security mission. locals are opposing nothing with protests against israel sweep across the west bank. the un releases a report saying that palestine is going through its deadliest period and 16 years with over a 100 people killed in 2022. a 10 am in cork at 10 pm in oakland on mid day here in moscow this saturday, october, the 22nd. welcome to the news here for says have targeted a civilian river crossing in the her son region for the 2nd day in a row, according to local authorities. they say the attack was repelled though by russian or defense systems. ah, you can hear the defense is working to protect fate and turn off ski bridge located near the ferry crossing slip. the previous day i ukrainian rocket strike out the same location, killed 4 people and wounded 10 others. a river barge is in use there to help people move across the city of her so

we do not know, for example, that the security council has ever adopted a resolution directly condemninge members of the council. tell me, do you seriously expect russia to consider and support such a project? and if not, then it turns out that you deliberately bring us under the use of the right vector, so that then rant about russia abusing it. well, our diplomats, of course, also could not help but vote against the anti-russian project. the westerners did not succeed in a resounding success, in addition to russia, which applied the right of veta, four countries abstained at once, including another permanent member of the security council. china beijing is also against the politicization of the security council should be aimed at resolving the crisis, not at intensifying the confrontation. the crisis is the result of problems accumulated over the years, the political isolation of the sanction and pressure fuels tension, not peace. instead of this. they only aggravate the situation; they brought the americans to everyone they could reach, and they acted treacherously, they didn’t even l

the un security council has approved a you estimate a 2nd resolution to a sanction quote, any one who threatens p security or stability in haiti, the measure comes out of the western hemisphere is poor country has been embroiled in multiple sclerosis and washington considers to intervene on the island nor in calls on the ground, not to do so. this comes off the repeated calls from the u. s. media outlet to put americas forces in haiti to washington post editorial board has called for military intervention in haiti. 8 times since the july 2021 assassination of president jo vanelle, more ease. haiti is on the brink of revolution and the u. s. will do anything to stop it. now we're up to 9. washington post editorial board calls for military intervention, haiti since summer 2021. it hasn't even been a week since the last one. the caravan country is currently trapped in accrued mix of skyrocketing prices and gang violence and the spiraling cholera outbreak. and now the haitian government has also phone help to quell the unrest, but the request has been met with by many and that's entry who

also ahead in the program, washington's call for intervention in hate say, is heard of the un security council approved sanctions against those behind violent i'm think government protests, but with us media outlets also pushing for an american security mission. locals are opposing the demand for protests against israel sweep across the west bank. the un releases a report saying that palestine is going through its deadliest period in 16 years with over a 100 people killed in 2022, a low a live for moscow. this is our team, my name is lila and 30 minutes of news and views start. ukraine has restricted electricity supplies to several central regions, including key f following a tax on g infrastructure on saturday morning. a state ron power company has said the damage was greater than after a similar strikes in previous days. or rate alerts run throughout the country with explosions reported in central and western regions. earlier, moscow confirmed it was conducting high precision strikes on ukrainian energy facilities. military command centers and retaliation for attacks on critical russian infr

medvedev, please, this was footage of a meeting of the russian security council via videoconference, the president announced the introduction of martial law in the territories annexed to the russian federation, the decree on martial law in the annexed territories will be immediately sent to the council of federations, the heads of regions will be able to set up headquarters for coordination of work to improve security, the presidential decree will provide for several levels of response to emerging security risks. putin announced the creation of a coordinating council in the government, it will be headed by prime minister mikhail mishustin, and he also said we are proud. anyone who enters the military. our wars must be provided with all the necessary money. mobilized should be at least 195,000 rubles. per month. doing well, but a little bit is not the case, but taking a loan from government support and produce more goods. here is the case at the center of my business. this is assistance in obtaining preferential loans and other measures to support entrepreneurs. my business centers ar