help themselves to allow some kind of disagreement because there is no such agreement of the security council, but this is not a reason to dissolve security, or is it at all ? it was on facebook that you wrote that it should not be used and not called for its liquidation , can you explain this, of course, i am very puzzled by the posts in some telegram groups , millionaire and where do they write why this un there is nothing more, no more arguments and just thousands of comments from viewers. i can understand this anger . it also often separates me very much that there are no actions from international organizations, which we would really like, but we must understand that the united nations is the foundation of all international a right to which we can refer by saying that russia violates it and we can condemn russia for it, that is , if international law is beads from the convention and international agreements, then the organization of the united nations is a thread on which all are strung these beads. for example, the secretary general of the un is the depository of 560 international conve

, but this is not a reason to dissolve the security council or it at all . look, you have come to the next question that i wanted to ask you. it is not necessary to use and not call for liquidation, you can explain this, of course , i am very puzzled by the posts in some telegram publications, millionaire and where do they write why does this un exist at all and nothing more , no more arguments and just thousands comments from viewers i can understand this anger, and it often separates me very much that there are no actions from international organizations, which we would really like, but we must understand that all international law is based on the united nations, which we can refer to by saying that russia violates it, and we can condemn russia for it, that is , if international law is beads from conventions and international agreements, then the organization of the united nations is a thread on which all these beads are strung. for example, the general the secretary of the un is the depository of 560 international conventions and agreements. this is a hug

, after which resolutions are adopted, after this meeting of the security council, there wereat we see, we just see that the parties spoke and voiced their position. personally, as a citizen of ukraine, it seems to me that russia at this emergency meeting of the un security council was in a more advantageous position than we are. you cannot say that it was in a advantageous position because no one openly said that ukraine did it. and even more so if you look at the previous words, in particular, temporary measures imposed by the un international court of justice in march of last year, it says that russia must stop those things that it is similar to in connection with the aggression against ukraine, that is, the whole world will understand, the whole world will recognize that this russia has committed aggression and in the appropriate direction this will be considered as an argument in favor of ukraine, why russia did it, and of course the argument there will be very long before the international court or the international criminal court , there will be very, very many legal an

and that's because some mistakes of the security council, some security council members told that the end of the year is really not doable. it's going to be very, very hard indeed. and so they've slightly change that language on the other hand. so the monthly and government is not a tool happy, it doesn't, won't do you and to leave at the end of the year, it wants it to leave much quicker than that. i'm told a potentially 3 months from now. it would like the un house. so there is a problem here and there on the going negotiations among security council members about the resolution, but also between members of the security council and the u. n. and the body and government. and add another slight problem to this. more than slight, potentially the money and government of the security council table and told is being backed in it's the bonds. why russia? remember, of course molly wants the un peacekeeping mation leaves is going to be relying on that wall going to um, private security company which as we believe about $900.00 messengers in mali. and so rush out pretty much on the side of mo

well, only for a security council and the security council, you're from russia and china, who are saying we're going to do what serve you ask us to do it. well, mister voltage just agreed to like not blocking uh, also an international organization. so for as long as you commit to things like that, you are okay to say in your media. whatever you like. okay, well anyway, i guess you had deal with you maybe having, you know, may have said that they obviously the, even if a future president of a and so it'd be a said that i don't think this ethnic insurance, they would allow it. well generally, how do you think the ukraine conflict, what it means for the serbian people? i know i'm speaking to you from the you a, it's a big donor. just beyond the levels i may say of a few dry m f level. um, would you certainly say that they should be not using the i m f money for development, and so it'd be they should be using either you a investment or breaks bank investment safe or bad? i don't think that the ways are big dorner. it certainly present financially present economically. i don't think that the

so a national security council as _ properly. so a national security council as you _ properly.national security secretariat, and a _ by national security secretariat, and a national security adviser. that's— and a national security adviser. that's right, and the national security adviser had deputies, one of whom was mostly concerned with intelligence and terrorism and security, and the other more with foreign policy. but specifically, part of the job of the national security advisor, together with the national risk register and the national security secretariat, was to look at all potential risks. it is important that we did make a health pandemic a tier1 risk, so it was looking across the risks and deciding which one was most likely and which we need to prepare for the most. this pressure always to look at the most pressing risk, the terrorism risk of the most dangerous risk or the most immediate risk you need to balance that with making sure you are looking at all the risks, including ones that might not occur next month or next year, but might occur at some stage. that is w

, after which resolutions are adopted after this meeting of the security council there was noesolution, that is, what we see, we just see the parties spoke and voiced their position and it seems to me personally , as a citizen of ukraine, it seems that russia at this emergency meeting of the un security council was in a more winning position than we are, it cannot be said that it was in a winning position because no one openly said that ukraine did it. moreover, if you look at the previous words, in particular, the temporary measures imposed by the international court of justice in march of last year , it says that russia should stop those things which are similar in connection with the aggression against ukraine, that is, the whole world will understand, the whole world will recognize that it was russia that committed the aggression, and in the appropriate direction it will be considered as an argument in favor of ukraine, why it was russia that committed it, and of course there the argumentation will be very long to the international court or the international criminal court

the candidacy in belarus in the security council was uncontestedly supported by the countries of asia africa latin america, the main thing is that the position of belarus in the international arena, confident in its rightness and committed to the statutory principles of the un, remains unshakable and respected. we are grateful to all the states that supported us, not succumbing to attempts to manipulate the election procedure. the current non-election will not reduce the dynamics of our activity in the organization. we will continue to prepare for participation in the 78th session of the general assembly, which will open in september this year, and in all related high-level events. er, we will also continue to promote our external political initiatives, which have long been widely known in the united nations. the composition of the non-permanent members of the un security council is the result of the use of cynical manipulations by western countries such an opinion to our tv channel stated associate professor of state university, dubna konstantin shadrov , according to the expert, suc

address the security council by video link. apparently that the credit has been dropped that request. the credit is also asked for the un secretary general and 10. you can tell us to address the security council meeting that's not going to happen. it's going to be the humanitarian chief mazda in griffith. so the u. n. i think wants to focus on the amount of terror and effects of what's going on. there is a problem that the politically as well because in terms of, of the areas that are being flooded. some are you credit and controlled. some russian controlled and ukrainian controlled area is the beginning of the world view and has been able to operate for you and, and its agencies in russian control. there is no the u. n. has not being allowed in . so that may be something that we hear from mr. griffith. as i say, i've been speaking of the wrong to both the russian ambassador to the united nations and the crating on best that let's say him 1st because it is a major. take my jennings old, does that stuff in europe since probably

you've got as amber on you cried in the security council. you've got 2 completely different narratives and we've had them in the last 20 minutes. so, so uh, from uh, from the western side and from the russian side. ukraine will speak in this meeting because the security council is discussing the issue of the crime. ukraine doesn't serve on the security council currently, so that means we have to hit a 50 members of the security council. and then ukraine speaks off that they've all spoken about a minute less. so before you go, let me know if the, if the western states ukraine's allies up a path to present intelligence at some point to another, we expect russian to do the same. russia will put forward 8 states position on this. but it's going to be, he said, she said, and that is the problem that we've seen so many cases like this. the un secretary general, i think has the power to set up a fact finding mission, but not a full inquiry. and he did that. remember with the prison that was bombed last yeah . sources in the you and tell me they hav

and this, by the way, was mentioned by the representative of france in the security council.e french are excellent, they know that in reality this is not so, but there is a desire to say an unpleasant thing in our address and they don't hesitate to do so. even if there are no grounds for this, immediately after the meeting of the security council during the press conference threw the question. and, if there are russian heavy weapons and for the first time in the public space, if anything , there are these principles and the final paragraph that we voiced, he clearly answered that the magada does not have such information, and you met mr grosse two weeks ago. yes, please tell me, what was it about, then and, of course, uh, are they planned and well, if the probability similar meetings here in the future may be in the near future. well, i don't think it's a secret. we discussed with him and he was presented with another briefing. e in the security council that needed to be discussed, in principle, we communicate extremely often necessary.

at the un security council meeting on syria, the representative of russia , recalling the resolutionarab league's differences with syria, expressed hope that the arab countries would help to rebuild syria's infrastructure. pay attention to the unilateral sanctions imposed by the western countries and its anti -damascus attitude have been complicated, and the cooperation with syria in the fight against terrorists continues without the help of the west . the syrian people will die of hunger. he said that the system of obstacles created by the unilateral sanctions of the west for the access of the syrian people to international aid and that the international committee should respect the sovereignty of the syrian people and be non-discriminatory, iran should cooperate with its partners in the astana process for normalization. in the long-term and stable situation, syria adheres to foreign law and i was asked to visit syria very much. in this meeting of the security council, the un deputy secretary general for humanitarian affairs said that this year , we had predicted 400 million dollars

well, only for a security council in the security council, you can brush, i'm china who are saying, we're going to do what serve you ask us to do well, mr. voltage just agreed to like, not locking uh, also in international organization. so for as long as you commit to things like that, you are okay to say in your media. whatever you like. okay. well anyway, i guess, yeah, deal with the midway. having, you know, may have said that they obviously the, even if a future president of the, at so it'd be a said that i don't think this ethnic insurance they would allow, it will generally how do you think the ukraine conflict, what it means for the sub young people, i know i'm so we can do from the you a big donor just beyond the levels. i'm a see of a few dry m f level. um, would you certainly say that they should be no using the i m f, money for development. and so it'd be, they should be using either you a investment or breaks bank investment safe or bad? i don't think that to you is a big dorner and certainly present the financially present economically. i don't think that there are huge donat

last night, a meeting of the un security council was held dedicated to the catastrophe at the kakhovka hydroelectric power station. the security council was convened at the initiative of russia in order to achieve the most complete impartial operational investigation russian representatives vasily nebenzya noted that even yes, the clarification of all the details of the incident began a campaign to discredit moscow as the only culprit of this incident, while the authors of a large-scale terrorist attack do not call out the opinions of sabotage against critical infrastructure facilities is extremely dangerous, and, in fact, can be attributed to intelligence of war crimes and literature. an indirect confirmation of ukraine's interest in carrying out a terrorist attack can be considered the publication in washington post six months ago in an interview with this newspaper ukrainian general andriy kovalchuk stated that he was checking the possibility of detaching the hydroelectric power station by shelling from khaims, the method of destroying the station was worked out and they were ready

no desire to update security council is nothing drainage isn't. isn't that strange, mr. polanski, i mean, you talk about culpability and the culprits here. i mean, isn't it bizarre to you? but the united nations still unimaginably con, actually identified name and the cues with culprits behind the sabotage. and how is it so difficult to understand who was behind this or yeah, this episode of the, the not only bizarre, this is also shameful and the, i think that the majority of the members of the yeah, and i most speaking about security council as such, right. now, but the majority of the members of the yeah, and they understand what the consequences can they, what the kind of world face if such an international infrastructure, pipelines and projects are being blown up in such a unpunished way. and nobody is even trying to look after after the culprits. so we just understand that the majority of the membership, they are waiting, what we will the national investigation. so these 3 countries produce, we frankly do not have high hopes. i can draw a co

first of all, i was indeed an ad announced session of the security council letter policing. was there the secretary of a security council big left partnership fund as well as minutes? are all defense? sure. good. now, like we've just heard from a offer shift for easy to ukraine, has failed at their sole goal day kendra offensive the research the days. and in the recent weeks they suffered really heavy losses as uh, there is no the attempt at least 13000 the soldiers have but being a law officer, are you ready? uh these uh, battles are more of the equipment. uh, bold. the oldest son. yeah, we've been the trained, had, and the equipment that was applied to them by western countries. now those aren't going as well. at least 13 major major tags have been destroyed. now the minister of defense. ready showing us as that, that all of those, all of that equipment that is supplied by the west. the great and it doesn't really have any effect on that key is the so called the counter offensive. and lighter pollution also added back to us, despite all of this equipments that you create,

and indeed, in october last year, russia wrote a letter to the un security council, cooling on keith to prevent the destruction of the town and to stop. it's shirley. yeah. is there a clear picture emerging of the scale of the destruction? what, what are local authorities saying about the impact? so basically the town of novak a whole guy in the town of novak, i hope that the water level has risen to more than 12 meters, according to legend. early on to the head of the local administration, deal towards his expect that the will to level has reached its peak ride. now the building of the machine very well. take a whole step. how station is on the water. some residents of the new rec, a holes has been taken to hospital and about 900 residents of the flood supplements have been evacuated. that's according to the authorities. and basically will i see those pictures of and tanya houses floating down, but the per re but right now which is quite his, you know, something and rushes defense minister has also been speaking and he's talked about his choose casualties from his latest ukranian of

is, any country that becomes an aggressor commits aggressive actions , even a member of the security council is deprived of its legal and security rights, and there are a few more. a novel of such about non-permanent members but in fact one comparison can be recorded if the un was formed as a result of the defeat of japan by nazi germany in the second world war, then germany and japan are now one of the key countries of the world technological leaders and they are not among the number of permanent members of the security council is india , the largest, the most numerous country in the world, the african continent is not represented in the security council, ukraine , which was the first in the world to get rid of its huge nuclear potential, is also behind this feat should claim permanent membership in the soviet security council, and australia is a very important country. the continent is not represented among the permanent members of the soviet security council. therefore, it is very important now. well, so far, the concept of evolutionary changes really dominates eh, to start the change eh

e to global problems the un security council is five permanent and 10 elected members. er work for 2 years. they determine the rules and conditions of international and regional security. however, the strong position and independence of official minsk in making decisions with whom to build bridges and build relationships have become a bone? for the collective west it took time and effort to find among the states of the eastern european group, that which would agree to enter into rivalry with belarus, but even in the process of forming such a seemingly independent body as the un security council, politicians found loopholes. how to get rid of a candidate they don't like i personally spoke to the ambassadors of the eastern european states, who told me that their capitals were being urged to nominate their candidacy. slovenia failed to refuse these countries against belarus. we are at this was never led by an anti-slavic company. we do not believe that slovenia e. this is a sovereign decision, as i have already said, the sovereign decision of slovenia is a collective decisi

what, what is the latest and is there any sign of when that security council meeting might be security council meeting is now scheduled. there's been a lot of behind the scenes talk about this and how it was going to take place. and some of the details are still not confirmed yet, but it's taking place 2 hours from now in the security council chamber of various countries wanted this meeting to take place. both russia and ukraine said they wanted the security council to address the issue. certainly in the training last a to the u. a which is a common president the security council. they're also asking that the un secretary general, he just heard when he spoke to us report is that of the wrong that he brief the security council about his current knowledge of the situation. so you, you and so as i've spoken to say that's not clear yet for the sex general b will be part of that meeting. that takes place into as time as a se. but as ukraine and russia have very, very different views on this. i've been speaking to the russian on boss of the but 1st this is what the crating and the boss of th

one of the buses of the security council that's not being fixed for hours from now. and they will discuss the situation with regard to them. i'll be speaking to, to the investors who will be speaking at that meeting. and not surprisingly, they have very different views of, in speaking to the investor of ukraine, to the ambassador of russia. first, let's listen to the and buster of the train because it is a major decline. jennings, old disaster in europe since probably will go to and that is the most responsible for the occupational authorities so that the dentist actually does that start. and so basically, if you did rush upon the damn close, not what mental kills you. they also suggested the should be, can we get to the summit? that's the, that's the, the electric of that. the electric plug them to them. when, when the flooding came to the sides, which i shall controls, living security council meeting on the cooling sign with the you in and the general assembly has voted to fill 5 non 10 and seats on the security council. one of them involves russia's, l i belt of b

. that the representatives of russia and china in this meeting of the security council condemned the violence of the zionist regime against the palestinian people and demanded to stop the illegal settlements of this regime. the united nations in syria and the middle east also stated in this meeting that the settlements of the zionist regime are a clear violation of the resolutions of the organization nations and international laws require these regimes to stop their settlement constructions, to stop destroying palestinian properties and illegal urban constructions , to stop deporting and relocating them, and to adhere to their international obligations. based on that, until now the american government paid part of the expenses related to the studies of the zionist regime in the occupied lands, now this license should be revoked and it should be announced that it is against the development of settlements in the lands of the list ali rajabi of the new york united nations broadcasting agency in a report, tamedeh announced that 19,000 children were victims of armed conflicts in 2022,

appropriate permission of this body, and since the security council did not consider this issue, these countries, accordingly, came out with this statement and from this with this topic, linda thomas greenfield even began today's speech at the ride-security meeting, which concerned ukraine, now you can hear it, we know that the kremlin purchased hundreds of unmanned aerial vehicles and is now working hard on their production inside russia and we know that in recent weeks the kremlin has used these unmanned aerial vehicles to destroy the ukrainian infrastructure and the killing and terrorizing of civilians, the united nations must implement security council resolution 2231, we still have no explanation why an expert on the movement of 22:31 was not sent to ukraine to verify the evidence of the origin of these weapons and the destruction that these weapons have caused, the un must act it is urgently a matter of life or death of the ukrainian people. ostap also states in this statement that, for example, the united states has documented and has evidence that russia received more than 100

permanent members of the security council, i.e. lead more countries to it. but it seems to me that it is hardly possible to change the un. they expect something like this from the un, in principle, cast iron is not capable of doing it, it was created so that, on the one hand, countries could conduct dialogues with each other, on the other hand, or could express their positions, but throughout its history it has shown its inability to deal with such serious a-a problems as wars, not a single war, he was unable to stop. well, even more so, a war in which ukraine is a constant member of the un security council, which is the aggressor, which started the war, and it seems to me that we simply should not consider the un as an organization that can really do something like that stop, let's say, russian aggression, and it doesn't have any tools for this. you can ask if it is needed at all. i think so, because there needs to be a place where countries can talk to each other about the right of veto. i think that this, to some extent, replaces the use of nuclear weapon

it very much; -he becomes an aggressor, he commits aggressive actions, even a member of the security councilf legal and advisory rights, well, there are also several such novels regarding non -permanent members. defeats nazi germany, japan in the second world war, now germany and japan are one of the key countries of the world in technological leaders and they are not included in the number of permanent members of the soviet security council. the first in the world to get rid of a huge , well, third nuclear potential, she should also claim for this feat a permanent membership in the security council of his and the new australia, the same very important country, the continent is not is represented in the circle of permanent members of the security council. therefore, it is very important now. well, for now, the concept of evolutionary changes really dominates , for the beginning of changes in the council of security, in the circle of permanent members, and then the construction of more effective institutions. oh, because otherwise, in its current form, it’s simply not needed, it eats up billi

so over to one of the more interesting omissions and all of this is that there is no national security council that will be going along with this national security strategy. i want to ask you from, from your point of view, why, why, why was a national security council not created as well as well. this is a specific date because it a, of the german political system. we came from a highly centralized is talk. history was nazi germany being fully centralizing. paula, in the hand of that from the end, the end is to help pay. and ever since germany decentralized and the federal life station of the federal republic actually meant these centralizing power. not only from the national level to the land of like the regions, but also a separation of power and the copying aid. so the chancellor as the most powerful procession and the political system is not steering everything. he defines the guidelines in which direction we are heading. but for in policy, the strategy planning happens in the portfolio of the foreign minister, which in a coalition government is normally not the portfolio of someone from t

well, third nuclear potential, she should also apply for permanent membership in the soviet security councilor this feat, and australia is also a very important country. well, for now, the concept of evolutionary changes really dominates for the beginning of changes in the security council and permanent members, and then the construction of more effective institutions of the un, because otherwise, in its current form, it is simply not needed. devours billions, the bureaucracy of auniv lives, it is almost worth remembering how much money is eaten up by the bureaucracy itself under the un food program, the african countries for which it is allegedly projected. people there take this program like flies, very often no food reaches them immediately in the same the day when the russians attacked the kakhov hpp , russian propagandists began to disperse the topic. russian propagandists - on the air of their tv channels , it came to the destruction of the hydroelectric station. show, you understand, we need to, i think they need to respond, this is absolutely necessary, i repeat once again, we need t

the nazi correspondence has addressed a meeting of the un security council, which was focused on the current threats to international peace and security. and his speech oxy shape bows drew attention to how the selling of civilians and the dumbass frequently goes on reports that in the west i now give the floors to mister tase vows. well, thank you for asking me to appear like a gentleman a german display. well, over a year of frenzy, then what has network is does loosely regulated supply of ink calculable, numbers of web a few grain sources within the country still maintain that it needs an escalating volume of heavy and like weapons and ammunition to conduct this operations? weapons being supplied by nato other allies to ukraine are being with will for the targeted against civilian populations on a daily basis. the dumbass guns failed or uh oh, miraculous. the invisible, the western media, us well the mount himself, oddly shaped bows, joins us now in the studio. say quite the evenings, not every day. you get to address the un security council um, what was discussed during the session

not to repeat mistakes, like the situation with the northern streams at a meeting of the un security council , our portrait called for investigating the terrorist attack at the kakhovka hydroelectric power station, a good teacher, on which they were blown up by the nord stream and targeted strikes paid off from slippers in syria, they are trying to intimidate those who are not with an official position in berlin, natives of ukraine passed a sentence for speaking out in support of russia and an action on victory day, the proton launch vehicle module of the mir station and the iss, as well as the angara 30 years of the formation of the khrunichev space research and production center. what unique developments are currently being carried out at an enterprise in the kherson region, at least seven people are considered missing after the destruction of the attacked hydroelectric power station and the flooding of novaya kakhovka in the city, the water level gradually began decline, however, other settlements alyoshka. a bare pier, while in distress the corsunka completely went under the water. rescu

security council meeting in the last hour. been speaking both to the training in the past with, with you and to the russian ambassador, the crate. and then boss of the here 1st because it is a major take my jennings, old, this us, the in europe seems probably will go to and that is the most responsible of the occupational authorities so that the dentist actually does that start. and so they actually did rush upon them to them because not what meant to kill to those who suggest that the should be good week and was about that's the that's the electric of that. the electric loved them to them. when, when the flooding came to the sides, which of us are controls? living security council meeting on the core of the united nations general assembly has started to fill 5 known tendencies on the security council. one of the states involving rushes, live. batteries is being contested. we're going to go back to gens buy's known as what, what can you tell us about the survivors and just how contentious it is this what happened in literally

well 1st of all i was indeed an ad announced session of the security council letter policing. was there the secretary over security council, the lot partnership fund as well as minister of defense? sure. good. now, like we just heard from a author shift for easy to ukraine, has failed at their sole goal. the cancer offensive, the recent days. and the reason we said they suffered really heavy losses as uh, the result of the attempt at least 13000. the soldiers have but being a loss. are you ready? uh these uh, battles are more of a equipment sir. uh, old old the. so again, it was gonna be great and, and the equipment was supplied to them by western countries. now those are going as well, at least a 13 major made tags have been destroyed. now the minister of defense. ready showing us as that, that all of those old data equipment is supplied by the west. the great and it doesn't really have any effect on that kids, the sole goal, the counter offensive and minor pollution also added back stuff. despite the whole of this equipment that you create, you receive from the west, a key o

and that was the expectation of the, of all the members of the security council. nobody was against it, that these countries shouldn't expedite to their investigation and that they should of dates or members of the security council unfold finding sundown. we should identify the way ahead. we agreed with these and then the last thing happens. they actually not doing the right thing, but we have with patients for some time. but we're expecting them to at least updates security council to share the conclusions for us to understand where we are . but they're not doing so. they are keeping us in dark at the same time. they are bringing these tories join the list to the sides a for making photos. so it means that this is possible and that they could have brought to our expense there. we also contact, you know, investigation we can join efforts. they are, we think it's in our common interest. it's not only the interest for us and to this kind of off what was behind these, but it's in the interest of international community. and i can tell you the majority of those with w

they never categorically oppose it even in the security council, so in the name of this meeting, in fact, the chairman combined the two names of russia , ukraine accordingly tried to convene a meeting under the name of peace support and of security in ukraine, and russia, respectively, a threat to international peace and security, and just in the announcement. these two names were combined. this is very indicative of the fact that ukraine succeeded because there was a call from the minister of foreign affairs, dmytro, my colleague, and the president to hold this meeting today. it is very revealing because usually the meeting of the security council is not organized so quickly, surely it was organized so quickly, the same quick reaction of the security council was only when there was a full-scale invasion on february 24th, and this actually indicates that and this is because, as explained by the permanent representative of ukraine about the un, serhii kostitsya, whom she talked to before our broadcast, that in fact it is very important for the un to collect information from the fields and

the disunity of the un security council over a plan to end the peacekeeping mission. in molly negotiations, continue as the clock counts down the hello, i'm around the lisay in london, you're watching alger 0. so coming up on the program, on rest in front of her teenager is shot dead by police. the president tools for com stars. he's in the us issue, a nationwide a loss of to 5 cases of malaria are upholstered in 2 states. in the last 2 months. i need to 1000000 pilgrims perform the hodge and saudi arabia as muslims around the world celebrate ego along the hello and welcome to the program. the divisions among members of the united nations security council about how to end the decade along with peacekeeping mission in molly unload, scheduled for thursday, has now been postponed on the resolution proposed by funds or personnel would withdrawal within 6 months. molly's foreign minister this month demanded the peacekeepers, leave accusing them of fueling tensions emission. and molly began in 2013 to help bring stability, often a rebellion by all groups. in the north diplo

it is understandable that if, after his death, the meeting of the security council ardently accused moscowbut it was not russian diplomats or western allies who commented on the place , st. george and the swedes began to comment. pavel nesterov evgeniya stefanchuk of us channel one a court in cologne found guilty a citizen of ukraine, an activist of the russian-speaking community, elena kolbasnikova, who has lived in germany for a long time and speaks out in favor of a special operation, the woman is known to the flairge, as the organizer of large motor rallies, she traveled to donbass with humanitarian aid to support russia, she saw the consequences of shelling more than once stated . she is categorically against the supply of weapons to ukraine and advocates for peace for everything. this is a german court. he opened a criminal case against her, in which kolbasnikova was threatened with a prison sentence. the conclusion in our foreign ministry previously emphasized her criminal prosecution is politically motivated and aimed at intimidating activists of the russian-speaking community in g

voting will take place today in new york in the election of a non-permanent member of the un security councilr the next 2 years, more than 15 years since belarus submitted its application for election to the council and until very recently was the only candidate from the eastern european regional group. however, in violation of all agreements and principles of diplomacy, slovenia advanced for the same period. although it had previously applied for 2042-43 years after belarus at the un , valentina rybakov is sure that such a decision was made by ljubljana and its partners in order to punish minsk for its independent foreign policy, and in the ministry of foreign affairs has no doubt slovenia is exhibited with the main goal of preventing election of belarus and strengthened the position of the political west. as part of the un security council , which is once again proving the desire for a collective west to control the organization.

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today, the un security council will discuss the threat of a terrorist attack on the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant. the united states initiated the discussion. and albania from the united nations with updated information on the security and humanitarian situation in ukraine will be reported by the deputy secretary general for political affairs Размарий Диркало the meeting will start at 5 p.m. kyiv time, meanwhile, the water level in the cooling pond is stable, according to the energoatom data, it is a little more than 16.5 meters, this is enough to meet the plant's needs , nuclear scientists believe, and russia, contrary to the un charter and international law, grouped the place of the soviet union in the general assembly and security council of the united nations, the former permanent representative of ukraine to the un volodymyr yerchenko, a diplomat , proposed scenarios for the exclusion of russia from the general assembly, one of them is when any a un member state can take the initiative to recognize russia as an improper representative of the soviet union. for this, the votes of t

this is why the un security council initially went into molly to try to prevent that in security from getting worse and spreading beyond borders. those concerns remain. but given that the un peacekeeping mission, there has about 14000 forces at 14000 troops on the ground. and has been unable, they say, because of lack of resources and, and unclear mission to deal with those issues. there's now this call for them to get out of the country. how will this play out? discussions were already underway in the security council as to whether or not to extend that mandate and change that mandate. the secretary general had called for a change of the mandate so that it could better serve the purpose of protecting people in that country and encouraging a transition to a more democratic government. will that happen now? we heard with the special representative said without the support of the host country, it's difficult to do right. but ultimately it comes down to the security council and what they're going to a authorized. all right, you'll keep us across the story. thank you so much. christmas sa

. genuine security council could potentially be talking about myself. and one of the interesting parts of this and that are many interesting parts, is that all the main at the center of it were our men who have been appointed by vladimir, put in. but of the diplomats telling you about what they think is not a mere putting the chances of surviving this are of the well, i think most people believe that the numerical advantage is great for polluted. because if you look on paper, that is 1150000 russian soldiers or troops, ministry personnel, and at least 2000000 in reserve, and production is talking. and we know that he always exaggerates, of having 25000 men. so it looks pretty clear cut on paper, but i don't think it's quite as easy as that. why can uh, uh, it's not the convicts that they, they, they recruited, but the actual why can a false is the, the messengers, they all, some of the bundle, hoffman's and elite troops, russia has, and many of them a force in syria. they fulton, libya. they folded molly, they fulton's crimea. they fought in the dumbass

here is john kirby from the national security council.— john kirby from the national security council kirby from the national securi council. ~ �* , , security council. we've seen reports that russia was _ security council. we've seen reports that russia was responsible - security council. we've seen reports that russia was responsible for- security council. we've seen reports that russia was responsible for the l that russia was responsible for the explosion at the dam. which i would remind russian forces took over a legally last year and have been occupying since banned. we're doing the best we can to assess those reports and we're working with ukrainians to gather more information. we cannot say conclusively what happened at this point. conclusively what happened at this oint. �* , ., point. let's get the view from moscow _ initially there was a little bit of confusion about what had happened. i remember seeing a report from the tass news agency 630 this morning on my phone, quoting the moscow imposed mayor of nova kafka, denying that anything had happened, saying it was it was cal

, june 22 by the president, we recall that the security councils of russia on a permanent basis are onlyan president of russia head of the federation council matvienko speaker of the state duma volodin deputy chairman of the security council medvedev head of the presidential administration war secretary of the security council patrushev lavrov shoigu bortnikov naryshkin and sergey ivanov as the president's special envoy for ecology and transport krug let's face it , the narrowest topic of the cooperating design bureau and euro-zes, but the situation began on the fronts, where the enemy, according to shoigu, reduced activity. first of all, i would like to start e questions of the actual trip in the most important ones today. this is the situation in the area of ​​the special military operation. sergei korurevich, how is the situation in the combat zone we have today the situation is developing. in the next thought conducting a current of 16 days of active hostilities having suffered significant activity on monday from below. uh, the present moment is engaged in the adjustment and manning

archie then that's true. public will not see. correspondence has addressed a meeting of the un security council, which was focused on the current strategies to international peace and secured, se, se, both drew attention to how the spelling of civilians and the dumbass goes wildly under pull to the west. i now give the floors to mister chase bows. well, thank you for asking me to appear this gentleman a chairman, and despite well over a year of frenzy, then what has network is does loosely regulated supply of ink talk, doable numbers of weapons. few grain sources within the country still maintained that it needs an escalating volume of heavy and like weapons and ammunition to conduct this operations. weapons being supplied by nato under allies to ukraine are being we will for the targeted against civilian populations on a daily basis. the dumbass guns failed rough. oh, miraculous, the invisible to the western media, while alia, shaped both joined me in the studio and took us through the details of his address to the security council. but it's a huge stage. you know, i mean, as a journalist and

well, i mean, you know, then you're just watching of the un security council meeting. we'd be now running a live here on audience national over the past hour or so. and, you know, they, they, they talk about the, the amount of money and weapons being pumped into ukraine and, and the need for freedom and democracy. yeah. you're telling me that the democratic values haven't really been around for some time. and as you say is that entity is cancelled opposition. parties are opposition, tv channels. anyone who basically speaks against the kate key. every dream is going to be putting while in front of the cross has, i mean, but also america, you know, the and it's freedom and democracy. it's almost like it just beating a dead horse here. it's always talks about when there's a conflict around the world that america is involved and you know it's freedom and democracy and allow me to get it. i get it that there's a conflict going on in ukraine. it's not going to be easy to stage presidential elections, but with a lot of money being pumped into you crate on the premise of freed

a unanimous vote in the un security council. this is likely to be a landmark moment for the people of molly. the un mission mendoza is being closed. it's been in molly for 10 years. a 170 for peacekeepers have lost their lives in that time. then baset are from switch, withdrew its own forces ramadi, last year says the mission was notified. so now we will close the operation, but i don't want to be explain that to it. so said you, i think that you indeed a lot, it was a major, a fault by intuition and community. the plan now is for a $13000.00 peacekeepers to leave the country before the end of the year. and the council meeting of the molly and i'm boss, it says they'll make sure the un stick to that timeline will have the money, not the government. and molly will be vigilant and ensure and compliance with these engagements. and let me as a responsible government. and molly and authorities are committed to closely cooperating with the secretaries of the united nations and the new spot in the framework of the prompt implementation