, because a-a works in the security council , a rotational approach to changing the head. yes, this is a monthly story. after russia, switzerland has golovatiy, and i remind you that also in february of last year, when russia openly attacked ukraine, she also chaired the security council , so this is quite an interesting story. but despite the logical rejection of this fact despite all the actions and some even there were protests in general criticism of the un and the security council and in this context the members of the security council did not succeed in opposing this head-scratching , so tomorrow is a day of laughter and unfortunately it's not funny. yes, russia will chair the security council and i managed to communicate with a number of experts, as well as with serhiy koslytsy about this, and you can now hear their opinions, the chairmanship of the un security council is carried out by each of the members in turn for one month, according to the names of the member states according to the english alphabet, russia will be for the first time lead slaves after starting

directly , including being in the team of the chairman of the security council meetings, i must that , so to speak, the role of the chairman of the security council is somewhat in in this case, we are exaggerating, in fact , the chairman of the security council does not have any special powers and he does not single-handedly determine the order, it must be understood that the draft agenda is prepared by the un secretary general, so the chairman of the security council must approve this order daily draft of the agenda, then this order of the draft of the agenda must already be approved by the full security council . therefore, there are no special powers, so to speak, and it is unlikely that russia will determine the procedure for the work of the security council. the month when it will chair. therefore, any special consequences of the russian presidency the security council , well, for ukraine and, in principle, for the functioning of this body, the united nations organization will not be important. so we should not exaggerate this importance, and as you said , the chairman of t

well, it is now a month to chair the un security council. and what can she do at this time, chairing the un ? to the place where the president will write, take the text that was written to him the day before, written by the un secretariat, and read the text on a piece of paper. i open the meeting with such and such a question. i give the floor to such and such. i open the meeting. i close the report. to make a russian post-presidency at the meetings , that is, how does mila have such a large-scale influence, ukraine, which presides over the harm of political influence, there is no influence at all, because in general, because the agenda is formed in advance, it is adopted by all delegations. that is, everyone must agree the agenda for the month is approved, and only when everyone has agreed. and then everything goes according to plan. the secretary prepares exactly what the text that the chairperson says is prepared by the secretary, that is, by the head. does it have less room for maneuver than any ordinary delegation, which at this moment

what a strong influence the chairman of the security council can have on the work of the security councilhere is primarily by invitation not by invitation of any parts. uh, on acceptance for consideration of some letters or not, uh, all the actions of representatives of the security council, they can be challenged, but by members of the security council, and so to speak, such cases happen, and we also disputed some moments. well, i can remember the first of the most egregious, uh, absolutely situations. this is unprecedented when a year ago, uh, after we requested an emergency meeting of the security council on the provocation in bucha. that's how it was put, uh, by the british, who in april of last year were simply chairmen. they refused to tell us that it was decided that it was not urgent. uh, holding this meeting, this topic can be considered together with another topic , that's understandable in order to wrap it up like this to say precisely our submission of this e, the events of this crime, as a provocation, and we , of course, disputed this, but taking into account the fact that t

i think you mentioned the un security council from april 1, most likely russia will head the un securityouncil and we would like to ask you about the possible consequences of this , in particular for ukraine, we understand that the agenda should be formed by some kind of consensus , but knowing, so to speak, the specifics of russian diplomacy, we can expect various unforeseeable consequences of its presidency, or are there in general, or any prospect of blocking what russia can lead to lead the security council of the united nations, you know , on the one hand, this is an unpleasant fact for us. well , not only for us, for the rest of the civilized world, the fact that russia is an aggressor country, i will lead for a whole month is so important a body like the un security council, on the other hand, there is nothing in this uh, well, there is nothing too thematic about this, because it is a head, it goes from country to country according to the english alphabetical order, uh, and one way or another, sooner or later, russia would uh, well let's say in this way, we would reach the letter

united nations security council has the primary responsibility for the maintenance of international peace and security reasons, the body of description on the us website. but if we look at the council's efforts to present or resolve major international conflicts over the last 2 decades, will find a very story record is a council fil earning. keep while to discuss that i'm now joined by we're on things professor of diplomacy and disarmament. jermel huddle all natural university and visiting professor at the university of british columbia thinks it's great to talk to thank you very much for your time. thank you for having me on your program. now, professor, you wrote recently that one less than todd by the war in the ukraine is that the security council, as well as other you and bodies, become extremely dysfunctional. whenever the conflict involves one or 2 permanent council members. and that's hardly a new development. i wonder though, if not having this platform would, would have been any better id. let me say that you want security council is the best that we have at this stage. and so w

we will send a letter to the members of the security council. i'd be sure to and describe the sequence of the book which took place. so at the time who did what to do with the initiator basis, i simply want to quote those in one desperation on the 23rd of january, that is, you know, so 2019 or see the minister of defense and foreign minister and was invited to find a journalist meeting where certain tactical and characteristics of land based cruise missiles were demonstrated and the launch vehicles were demonstrated. the center of the representative of the united states and the military representatives of a whole number of other states ignore this invitation. the initial representative of the u. s embassy in moscow told inter facts to russia. information agency that the united states and most of our nato allies refused to attend this briefing, in which we also just another example. another attempt to conceal the violations and create a create a appearance of transparency and then present to go about with drugs. then i have a question to my ameri

in 2014, the un security council authorised aid to be delivered through four border crossings.er of crossings from four to just one — at bab al—hawa. karsten weiland is a former political consultant for the un. he studied how the syrian regime has politcised humanitarian aid. so, we have a debate in the security council every six months again to discuss the conditions under which the un is allowed to deliver cross—border aid into syria. and that's the occasion where the russian side imposes new conditions on the delivery of humanitarian aid. valerie amos is a former head of the un's office for the coordination of humanitarian affairs. i and others have been deeply frustrated about the lack of movement sometimes by the security council over many, many years and decades. we have seen the way that countries have used humanitarian aid as a proxy for a conflict that they're having in a particular country. this should not happen. this should be about people in need. it is supposed to be delivered in a neutral and impartial manner, principled humanitarian aid that is, and not as a con

and then they can demick the idea of giving 5 nations an unusual veto, followed in the un security council was done because of let room to serve the world has let her learn from the legal missions which was an early model of international organization. the assumption was that if any international edition hurts the interests, often the media follow each mean or for work. and there worked. we have a country and having me to order and united nation and security council have somewhat but had the site to really become effective. i think that the question, and in that sense, we have not just and the new clinton was only an example repeatedly, remember the court interest or any of these 5 national you're didn't want, then you do in security council and other you will organs are no longer effective now that does not mean that the, the should the, you know, the story you in the system do what we have for the staged. but this definitely goes for kind of improvisation and looking for some innovation. and one, louis sion played historically that has been to google you in general assembly to find out w

we are under represented among regular members of the security council. and i think it's unfair and he has historical injustice. we are excluded and won bill in 300000000 people. hands are under represented to the security council for the african continent. it is unacceptable. so we need the members of the security council made the relevant decision and changed the world. the world we live in. it is a new world. it's not a world of $960.00 for example. so we have a lot of challenges that we must take into consideration, and we must make the security console to adapt to the modern realities. we also talked about the matter of terrorism issue of terrorism. we also talked about multiple lateralism that multilateralism is something that should be equal. that should be fair. we do not want to see any one dominating any small groups of countries dominating any part of the world being dominated by them. we one days protest this world order was inclusive well, so tried to disguise matters regarding the un charter because this charter as legally binding document t

it's the security council by design, the security council can only act when there is unanimity amongst the 5 permanent members. as you're set up, peace pointed out the there were only 2 members who were advocating for a security council resolution reauthorizing. the use of course, the other 3 were against. so that's how the u. n. is designed just at just a final thought to you. 5, how do you think history then will remember operation iraqi freedom? i mean, this was that war, as you pointed out, didn't have you in support. they didn't find weapons of mass destruction yet the us led coalition still went to war anyway on now discredited intelligence, a how will this invasion and its aftermath me remember, do you think? well that's going to be in the eye of the beholder. the same is true of kosovo. ah, there was no un security council authorization for kosovo. there's absolutely no question that the cause of a war was illegal. a u. n. commission appointed by coffee and on set. so although it called it illegal but legitimate, which is a, an incoherent phrase. and so it's, it's how you view

now for marty's caleb, more pin, he's been following the web security council meeting kayla. get to see what else was said at the events. well, the un security council meeting began with a rather dramatic interaction. russia had put forward to speak, a humanitarian activist from the donnette peoples republic. and we saw the united states and its allies maneuver with a vote to prevent this person from taking the floor at the security council meeting and briefing about the humanitarian situation in the don at people's republic. now, the russian ambassador was quick to call out this maneuver for what it was censorship and silencing of the truth that the un security council to leave school did. we regret the fact that a number of delegations today have spoken out against the don't ask human rights speaker. we proposed, we see in this the manifestation of hypocrisy and double standards at a time when representatives of dumbass have been suffering from this war unleashed by key of against them. and they have been refused, under trumped up pretexts, to enjoy the right to speak in fr

i will not receive an answer in april, the chairmanship of the security council passes to moscow, andsaid to the topic, undermining the northern streams, the council will definitely return georgiy sashvili vladimir rzhevsky cruise missiles smearing the gulf of peter the great and so the waters of the sea of ​​\u200b\u200bjapan in the footage of entering positions and a joint strike with the move. the enemy warship was at a distance of meters, the result of a direct hit, the maneuvers took place as part of the planned and combat training, security was provided by ships and aircraft of the naval aviation of the pacific fleet. participants of the special operation, who underwent retraining on the basis of a branch of the vishnevsky military hospital in moscow, were awarded military ranks and state awards today. including the gold star of the hero of russia order of courage was also awarded medals for courage by suvorov and zhukov. in addition, more than 50 servicemen received housing documents, as the ministry of defense said, for officers and contractors who decided to continue their se

these are five permanent representatives and 10 non-permanent members of the un security council, what will happen today, the ukrainian minister of foreign affairs suggested that it may not be possible to implement calls for a boycott because, in general , many would like representatives of all countries to leave the hall of the un security council and that the russian representative presided in an empty room, but even the ukrainian representative said from today that this will probably not happen, and instead he proposed the following action, we have an excerpt from his speech with russia, we must behave according to the principle of salami and the first piece of salami, this exposure is very as a simple fact, the presence of russia in the un security council is the result of the biggest diplomatic fraud of the 20th century, we need to delegitimize russia's presence in the united nations security council by first revealing the truth for everyone and then the moment will come when the next pieces will be cut, but this is our goal - it is very rational, it is very feasible and the stron

it is good that you mentioned the security council and united organizations there are nations, of course point is that 15 members of the security council change every month, and there is such a condition in the order of the english alphabet, and now here is the irony , the most important thing is that from april 1 , it is precisely according to this order of councils that the organization of the united nations should be headed, well, in fact, the country terrorist of the russian federation on april 1 on april fool's day it should happen. by the way, a few days ago there was an interesting tweet of our post-proda kislytsia, he wrote that on the night of the invasion of the russian federation, antonio goteres called this is the saddest day of his tenure, but not really the strongest one in the history of the un, it will be april 1, 23, if justice does not prevail, the russian federation will begin to preside over the security council, it is enough to violate justice techno beat the un charter and this is a fantastic story, it is like a joke it's not fantastic, it's our reality. yes, in pri

later in the meeting ambassador and to ben zia addressed the un security council about the atrocities being committed by ukrainian forces that are routinely being ignored by the western media . he describes how children are shot in the back with reading soldiers are shot at and murdered when they are trying to surrender. he described horrendous details of how the key of back to government's forces backed by the united states, have committed rootless atrocities and reigned death. and destruction on the people of the don s people's republic and other regions for quite some time. he also highlighted how the international criminal court and other bodies are behaving in a rather biased manner and seeking to carry out the geopolitical agenda of the united states. now, as ukraine plays for more money, calves sponsors, the organization of american states, that's according to grey's own journalist, anya param, pell, who conducted an investigation related to the funding of the organization. well, it looks ridiculous that ukraine is constantly begging the united states to send more taxpayer doll

uh, russia's place on the security council has no tools. delete russia why and absence?blem for the united states, this is a mortal danger for them, because he disappears the most important point in the world settlement of disputes any conflict moment can slide into the destruction of the united states itself, this is the only thing they fear and are mortally afraid of, therefore it always balances on the verge between rudeness and fear. let's join our conversation with the official representative of the russian foreign ministry, maria vladimirovna zakharova, good afternoon. hello it's great that you took the time to join us today. we are trying to parse this strangest quote here. and i'd love to hear from you as always, cool comments. well, i just want to say that, unfortunately, but about the strange baltics, not only have sovereignty. this, in my opinion, is obvious to everyone, but some of their own identity, and they have brought their politics together. e external. well , by the way, and inside there is also no one to oppose us. phobias, i really tried to find some

to when you say "humanity" i refer to congo itself, i refer to the neighbors, i refer to the security councilinternational community as it was just here and precisely its role is to foresee or to preserve international peace and security. the conflict here, we know it is very complex. it's all about the country itself, the stakeholders inside, the stakeholders around eight, and the stakeholders further afield. so that is why i call "humanity," because i believe that for this country to possibly find a solution, it takes about a global resolution starting with the country itself, the neighbors, and those further, notably the security council. laura: let's talk about the security council. they have just been to visit the region and they called for global resolution. but no one is willing to sit down. what are your thoughts on that? guest: gary different actors who should be involved in the political solution. from my perspective, i think what we need is a dialogue at a regional level. we need dialogue between uganda, rwanda, burundi and the drc, the four core great lakes countries who have been

security council, preventing it from performing the functions assigned to it.l, we will make the necessary conclusions for ourselves. of course, we will make sure that such more detailed facts will still emerge and all those involved in the sabotage against nord stream will be revealed, and all the details of this crime have been disclosed, so the time of the russian chairmanship in the security council from april 1 will certainly contribute. our country uh, for 1 month the security council will be headed, and events and meetings will certainly be devoted to this topic. well, today vasily is not benzya. uh, she already comments in general that, yes, they will take part in the work, and the russian minister of foreign affairs, sergey lavrov , who will fly to her for this. first deputy permanent representative of russia to the un dmitry polyansky said that there is pressure from the west on members of the security council, according to the diplomat, 12 countries that refused to vote on the russian resolution were initially afraid to openly support moscow separate

and it's trying to mislead the security council. we have received nothing but useless replies from the european states. they claim that we must 1st wait for the results of their own investigations, and this leads to a waste of time. meanwhile, the last time is being used to cover up the crime is kennimore, pin them. okay, so news, a test coming in from a russia's don't boss. now, where are these 3 people have been wounded by the latest ukrainian shilling of? don't the city, the strike which hit a residential block happens late in the evening while many locals were resting at home footage when the scene shows heavy damage to the building with a partial collapse of at least one slot and windows blown out. in many others, such a phone does and now the seed in the number of casualties could rise, will bring you more details and makes our latest news updates. do check how website r t dot com will be back at the top of the app with more ah ah i imagine returned c. welcome to going underground, broadcasting all around the world from dubai

states here, you cannot expel the russian delegation, russia can cease to be a member of the un security councily if it gets rid of nuclear weapons , that is, it can be excluded as a betrayal of security, but this will not change anything, do not influence it, and what is there to say i think it's not worth expecting a miracle from the visit of all zimpin. i don't really believe in chinese capabilities when it comes to saying oh china is now trying to be a global power. saudi arabia and the wounds of saudi arabia are not democratic countries and of course saudi arabia can find a common language with china about everything and relations with the united states. i am not saying that there is no war there. and i can clearly say that i have many countries people who think that we will be able to build some special relations with china into our relations and that china will be able to guarantee us sovereignty and somehow agree on the end of the war and so on, i clearly say that there is one important condition that, in principle, promises us the normalization of relations with the people's republic of

ali shamkhani, the secretary of the supreme national security council of our country , will travel to dhabi tomorrow, the twenty-fifth of march, at the official invitation of his counterpart, at the head of a delegation of economic, banking and security officials. it was on 15 december 1400 that he was on a one-day trip to tehran with a number of iranian officials, including the secretary of the supreme national security council and the president of our country, and during the same trip, mr. shamkhani invited him to visit the uae . that the minister of finance of saudi arabia, during a financial meeting in riyadh, while there are still only five extra days of his country with iran with the aim of restoring relations , announced his country's readiness for quick investments in iran, the new diplomatic moves of the iranian authorities on the one hand and positive reactions and the significant desire of the authorities of the countries of the region to interact more and more with each other, on the other hand, it raises some important questions, firstly, what is the strategy of iran's di

security council, not allowing him to perform the ability for him to function.l, we will draw the necessary conclusions for ourselves. of course, we will make sure that such more detailed facts will still come to light and all those involved in the sabotage against nord stream will be revealed. and all the details of this crime, revealed in april, russia will chair the un security council. investigation of sabotage on the flows of our diplomats are not going too obvious real attitudes towards the collective west to this issue aleksey veselovsky vladimir contrary to ntv usa ukrainian troops launched new attacks on residential areas of donetsk in the city fired rockets from multiple launch rocket systems a shell hit a residential high-rise building. there are broken glass. ceilings and a balcony collapsed in one apartment. at this moment, it is known about three wounded, everyone was provided with medical assistance. the firing positions, from where the militants fire at civilians , attack daily. our troops often, after an artillery strike, the infantry enters int

once again, the security council is deeply divided and there's no doubt that the invasion of ukraine by russia, a permanent member, was a breach of international law and of the un charter. but western diplomats, when you speak to them privately, will tell you that their efforts to put pressure on moscow are even now hindered by the memory of what happened 2 decades ago. the run up to the war in iraq in 2003 was marked by defiance and disinformation, resulting in deep damage to the un system and the rule of law around the world. so much may have changed since, but the repercussions of events that haunted the you and then a still being felt. james bays al jazeera, at the united nations iraq in there, either have signed a joint security deal in baghdad. aaron's top security official signed the agreement that involves coordination to protect common borders. it also calls for a strengthening of cooperation and several security feels alhashan has more from to run the 4 minutes to cover several issues. one of them is the security packed in iraq and the visit of the supreme national security

the un security council is meeting this week to discuss president putin's statement, and it is obvious that the ukrainian side will raise questions about responsibility, including at the level of the un security council of russia, but at the same time, we know that on april 1, russia will take over the presidency of the un security council and will preside over this highest body of the united nations . what do you think about what putin is doing now and in fact, for the menacing, together with lukashenko, threatening the world with nuclear tactical weapons, will there be an adequate reaction of the world community to this, taking into account the fact that from july 1 of this year, these storage facilities for tactical nuclear weapons will already be built on the territory of the republic of belarus, the first in the format of the un security council of adequate decisions it won't happen because russia, as a permanent member of the un security council, has the right of veto and, accordingly, it is supported by china . china has a position that the use of nuclear weapons is not what the

, if the decision of the un security council can be endured by russia, then russia can do whatevers without fearing any economic pressure on itself from on april 1, they will preside there. well, it’s generally a formal matter, that’s exactly what we are very afraid of. for some reason, they will be the head. it doesn't sound very political, but everything that is connected with the world right now is very of course it doesn't sound very good, but there are no tools because any attempt to replace the hunger strike in the un security council is to blame the un, no one wants to because the security council he is an instrument of interaction of a nuclear state. that is, it is not the osce, you cannot expel the russian delegation here. russia can cease to be a member of the un security council only if it gets rid of nuclear weapons, that is, it can be excluded as a betrayal of security, but this will not change the importance of not influencing what can i say? i think that it is not worth expecting a miracle from the visit of all zimpin . i don't really believe in the chinese capabilit

and it's trying to mislead the security council. we have received nothing but useless replies from european states. they claim that we must 1st wait for the results of their own investigations, and this leads to a waste of time. meanwhile, the last time is being used to cover up the crimes. now the united states took to the floor of the security council to deny any involvement in the destruction of the nordstrom, to pipeline. and to go on to say that russia was trying to undermine the independent and national investigations that were taking place in response to russia. questioning some of the claims made by the us ambassador. we saw the united states quickly changed the subject years or the pre mover bruce. i have directly asked my us counterpart. how could you comment the words of your own president, which he uttered openly when he said they would destroy north stream? but my question went unanswered. i would just say to my russian colleague, instead of asking questions about the united states and its use toward critical infrastruc

the permanent representative of china in the united nations security council emphasized the effect of sanctions on providing aid to the victims of the earthquake in syria, and emphasized that the imposition of these sanctions is illegal . the united states and europe claimed that they temporarily defined these sanctions. prohibits to report reuters, germany, europe has decided to ban the use of this chinese social network on the grounds of security reasons in the cell phones of the singer's employees . most of the european commission had given its employees three weeks to delete tik tok from their devices. some institutions and organizations in the united states also earlier, they announced that the employees will not be allowed to use tik tok. the russian president signed the law suspending participation in new start. this agreement was signed with the united states to reduce strategic nuclear weapons. the russian president announced last week in response to the actions hostile us membership in this treaty mahdeh suspends the reduction of nuclear weapons, allows the united states and

and we want them, we war them in the security council. and i warn courtney blair and i talked to police our eyes and said that we, we thought there, they're a deuced legends to be evidence was feeble and shave been said, mr. brooks, i just get in there because how difficult was it to get president bush or prime minister blair's administrations to read the facts for themselves or where they just blinded by the need to topple saddam hussein and the need for conflict? well i think they have those stem difference between blair and bush, blair in the unit you k had that better seliger regard for the you and charger. and they were striking. they're striving very hard to get there a solution that will authorize the war. but the majority of the security council, i think, were alerted by the fact that we didn't see any, any evidence of every match days or they wouldn't go along with the war. and the us had factions in their heart, on their hawkish side of the bush administration. they all the time wanted a war. i'm not sure that they were so convi

as early as april, russia will take over the chairmanship of the security council. not the best news for westerners who have big plans for the spring at the expense of ukraine, but nothing can be done on such rules, order is based. vaughn valentin bogdanov ivanovkina. and polina fedorova is all from new york. vsu, this morning, heavy artillery is being fired at donetsk and hay, as reported by the joint control center , in total, the ukrainian military fired 16 shells information on the consequences is being specified over the past day, more than a dozen ukrainian shelling of ukraine was recorded, four civilians were damaged, houses and objects were damaged infrastructure, and there, late in the evening, one of the shells hit the floor . posad and glazing throughout the building were completely destroyed. a mobile group of russian paratroopers defeated an observation post of the armed forces of ukraine in the special operation zone, as reported by the ministry of defense, the airborne forces units discovered an enemy object using a quadrocopter in a given area advanc

as the un security council fails to pass a russian chinese resolution for an independent investigation. and with goldman sachs giving us recession, odds of 35 percent amid growing economic turbulent countries speak to the dollar in their bilateral trade, we discussed why many stay for choosing alternative pre currencies with our panel of gas. the u. s. has shot it's open to put, it has created the situation where countries are in revulsion to american foreign policy and want to get as far away as possible from the u. s. normal people will be attracted to the alternatives being created by china, russia and the brit. ah, good afternoon from moscow. this is our keener national. what the latest world news updates i'm bureau is about. great to have you with us is really prime minister's decision to postpone a controversial legal reform has failed to quell the ongoing unrest. rocking the country police resorted to water cannon and some grenades to disperse, angry crowds. o the protest, the rapid laid on monday with demonstrators lighting bonfires, flocking roads, enchanting anti government s

the west strongly pressed the outfit of the countries members of the un security council so that theyould not support the project of the russian resolution on northern streams , ria novosti was told by the first deputy head of our delegation, dmitry polyansky, russia china brazil voted for the document, and the remaining 12 members of the security council abstained from the resolution in an impartial international investigation of sabotage on gas pipelines. as a result , our own correspondent in washington, valentin bagdadanov, was rejected with details. on the text of the resolution on an international investigation into the terrorist attacks on nord stream , russian diplomats at the month removed controversial points. even the word ukraine in the project. no, that is, they did everything so that those who are actually interested in the search for the truth could follow the facts and not be distracted by politics. instead of real investigative actions, the authorities of germany, denmark and sweden are playing it. we have serious and very well-founded doubts about the objectivity and

open sources mean the ukrainian media the un security council has failed to adopt a russian proposed resolution to investigate the bombing of the old stream pipelines. moscow, china and brazil voted in favor of setting up a commission to probe to sabotage while all other members of the security council, abstained. ortiz, caleb moore, pin. how's the details? the votes were 3 in favor and no opposed, but the rest of the counsel abstained, and because there was not enough votes in favor, the resolution ultimately fail. now, after the resolution failed, the russian ambassador and ben z a took to the floor and essentially pointed out that this seems like pretty obvious that the united states is simply not wanting to get to the bottom of the facts. that essentially the evidence and the revelations of seymour hersh seem to indicate that the united states, which had the most to gain ultimately, is responsible for the pipeline being destroyed. he does, he said, usually we have serious doubts about the objectivity of the investigations carried out by some european state. europe refuses to coop

we don't have a real security council that can maintain the peace and the wall now of the dog. definitely. we saw a lot of kind of was came into a through know, basic ethics or any kind of want world terms on conditions or rules. so that's why i got the, the, the whole, i mean they're in dia, region is facing a big problem with the, with the since them. so let me ask you more specifically about today, iraq today, looking at it now has any real political and economic progress been made for ordinary iraqis? is there anything to feel hopeful about for the future? that's exactly all your watson, johnson giving watson itself. but the way that you out of questioning is there any? because if you, if you try to go out and find any hope and you will not find it is definitely today is lead on dominant by here. any and malicious approach goes to where to on the supporting in yemen. so there is no hope in the at all. we lost everything today with no clean water, no electricity, no hell, no, no good health system, no good education system. that's why it is no whole at all with what's happen

ukraine, it is so important to say even now that russia and to achieve not a place in the un security councilt this is an international event. it does not solve much on the battlefield and does not protect much, if missile regiments appear on the territory of belarus, but for us, security and defense measures. long-range missiles are needed, place them along the border with belarus and clearly prepare to neutralize and destroy tactical nuclear weapons on the territory of the aggressor. and if the aggressor places them on the territory of the co-aggressor, then on the territory of the co-aggressor , lukashenko and putin should know that ukraine , together with its allies, in the case of placing such missiles is preparing to destroy them and would defend itself, valentine, are you satisfied with the reaction of the united states, john kirby, the adviser and the spokesman of the national security council, said that the united states does not yet see any signs of movement by russia of nuclear weapons to neighboring belarus or any other well, in principle, everything he said is very concise, you k

because russia, as a permanent member of the un security council, has the right of veto, and accordingly there and i think china supports it, so we cannot count on any extraordinary actions, so in this case, nothing extraordinary, yes . china has a position that the use of nuclear weapons is not what is needed the modern world, but i think it is not worth expecting condemnation from russia. well, it is simply not worth it. i think that we have witnessed the nuclear anschluss of belarus, which i mean that belarus is now completely subordinated to the interests of russia federations and all the myths that lukashenko can be independent somewhere, somewhere he can play his game, somewhere he can somehow maneuver, they no longer correspond to reality, because lukashenko can tell his supporters as much as he wants that we do not send our boys to ukraine and they they will not die there, but the decision to place tactical nuclear weapons on the territory of belarus actually exposes a significant part of its own citizens to a potential retaliatory strike , there is another important

world order. mozambique says an african nations must be given a permanent presence on the un security council. also had a residence in the west bank of saudi arabia because of the latest can damage grady land grab a welcome to us in the life from this past. the hour is always great to have you with us. i'm at work tomorrow. let's take a look at this, how we saw it with the latest developments in the dawn bus, the leader of the wagner group says, russian forces have essentially surrounded a stronghold of the cleaning troops in the dentist republic. now this comes off to a number of major advances by russian troops in the area. the wagner groups leader says there are not many professionally clean soldiers left in the fight. the great army has reportedly been destroying critical infrastructure, several bridges, and a damn to hinder the russian encirclement of the city of r to mosque the same as he has been known to destroy, emphasize an industrial size upon retreating from other areas in the dawn massage. his eagle is dan of went to see a factory that he couldn't troops blue to pieces as of flee