that in terms of form and content, this resolution is exactly like resolution 2401 of the security council during the syrian civil war, which, like the recent resolution , was approved based on article 25 of the united nations charter, the americans at that time such a decision is considered binding, but not now, why do you see this as one of the weaknesses of the system. it is international , it is international law and international relations, that is , after the second world war, now the five main powers or the main powers that were at that time and the structure of the united nations and the right of veto are considered for themselves. actually, we have a problem. my problem is that when a resolution or an international issue is against one of these countries or against the interests of one of these countries, it is impossible to apply that law. or it will be very difficult, and this issue is the same as you say , who is going to implement these resolutions of the organization of nations to the implementation stage of the executive guarantee , what is the executive guarantee, that the five pe

well, there is the statement of oleksiy danilov, secretary of the national security council, during therity forum, who stated that ukraine has the right to independently choose targets for attacks on russian territory. let's listen to what danilo said. this is quite such an unexpected thing, but i don't know who did it and why. from america - this is a big country, so it cannot afford such things, well, logically, what concerns our war, the key word of our war, we are not going to ask anyone that we will attack on the territory of russia, we we will destroy the russians wherever we find them, everything related to the military-industrial complex, the russian federation, we will not ask anyone. permission mr. valery, is it possible to assume that, well, such conversations could take place between washington and kyiv, and washington could to warn kyiv not to attack russia's oil refining capacity, because they say oil prices will rise there, although on the contrary , oil exports there have increased, because the oil refinery is already producing some kind of oil product? well, such and su

kyiv, well, i have not heard any rumors about the change of the secretary of the national security council during the last time, ugh, and president zelensky, commenting today's staff changes from... said , and i quote: he expects to strengthen the strategic capabilities of the state, to predict and influence the processes on which national security depends, that is, who expect, expectations from new leaders that they will be more effective than their predecessors , and they 're going to be able to do things that i think seem incredible at this point. mr. yevgeny, but in your opinion, should we talk about... any time frames, yes, should we expect these changes in the near future, or still, the new managers may need some time to, let's say, get used to a new place, given that we are in a state of war and given the hysteria that is currently observed in russia, we simply do not have time to relax, including people, who came to new positions, another question is that they have the necessary experience, and i simply think, i hope, that they will enter the structures that they headed and will work, as

nato standards, and there is the statement of oleksiy danilov, secretary of the national security council, during kyiv security forum, who stated that ukraine has the right to independently choose targets for attacks on russian territory, let's listen to what danilo said, it is quite unexpected. it's a thing, but i don't know who did it and why, but america is a big country, and it can't afford such things, well, logically, what concerns our war, the key word connecting our war, we are not going to ask anyone what we are going to attack on the territory of russia, we will destroy the russians wherever we find them, everything related to the military-industrial sector. complex of the russian federation, we will not ask permission from anyone. mr. valery, is it possible to assume that such conversations could have taken place between washington and kyiv, and washington could have warned kyiv not to attack russia's oil refining facilities, because they say that oil prices will rise there, although on the contrary , oil exports have increased there, because oil refining the plant is already producing

the, i'm not interested in this, but the, in the reality, we started every meeting of the security council during this week. we've highlighting these procedural, russo follow a french colleagues and the 14th of the votes of the agenda of the meeting. and we also squeezed the phrase or 2 about nato's aggression. i guess you guys slide here. so instead of having one meeting on monday of church, they actually had the whole week. okay. people in serbia just to pick up and something you said people in the country who survived the, the 78 days of nato bombing. and then of course, the aftermath were many more people died. and they said, we will never forgive. and we will never forget. but you think that you and you've mentioned some of the countries involved, that the western powers that took part wish that they could for a guest thought it was just essentially put under the rug. exactly. that was behind their reasoning, french and best of the cleans. that's the survey, it was not aware of the fact of the meeting. so rational beings consult with serbia . and this was a belief in flight because serbia wa

but in reality, we stopped at every meeting of the security council during this week. with highlighting these procedural, russo follow a french colleagues and the 14th of the votes of the agenda of the meeting. and we also squeezed the phrase or 2 about nato's aggression. i guess you guys live here, so instead of having one meeting on monday, just heard they actually had the whole week. it's worth pointing on it as well, isn't it fed? russia simply requested a discussion regarding the nato bombing is not the adoption of any kind of formal resolution on the mouth or something as basic as that. on the 1st real significant down there for history, all of the bombing 25 years on. it's an important date. it was that are opposition from a specific countries. you mention france, there was, it wasn't one we're using. do you think a certain reason or where there are various reasons why i, those countries did not? why there was so such opposition to having a discussion of the debate. this is something that's uh, usually not happening. the un and the security council, because ther

we started every meeting of the security council during this week. we've highlighting these procedural rules or follow french colleagues and pushing for the votes of the agenda on the meeting. and we also squeezed the phrase or 2 about nato's aggression. i guess you guys live here, so instead of having one meeting on monday of church, they actually had the whole week. okay. people in serbia just to pick up and something you said people in the country who survived the, the 78 days of nato bombing. and then of course, the aftermath were many more people died. and they said, we will never forgive. and we will never forget. but you think that you and you've mentioned some of the countries involved, that the western powers that took part wish that they could for a guest thought it was just essentially put under the rug. exactly. that was uh, behind uh, the reasoning french and best of the cleans. that's the survey was not aware of the fact of the meeting. so we're actually able to consult with serbia. and this was a belief and flight because of it was ver

but in reality, we stopped at every meeting of the security council during this week, with highlighting these procedural, russo follow a french colleagues and 14 for the vote of the agenda on the meeting. and we also squeezed the phrase or 2 about nato's aggression. i guess you guys slide here, so instead of having one meeting on monday, just are they actually had the whole week. it's worth pointing it as well, isn't it fed? russia simply requested a discussion regarding the nato bombing a, not the adoption of any kind of formal resolution on the monitor. something as basic as that on the 1st real, significant down there for history, all of the bombing 25 years on. it's an important date. it was that are opposition from a specific countries you mention france, there was, it was at one reason, do think a certain reason or where there are various reasons why why those countries did not . why that was so such opposition to having a discussion of the debate. this is something that's uh, usually not happening the as a un and the security council because there is an article uh, number 2 of th

uh rooms is uh, blocked uh i will beads, but in reality we stopped at every meeting of the security council during this week with highlighting these procedural, russo follow a french colleagues and watching for the votes of the agenda on the meeting. and we also squeezed the phrase or 2 about nita's aggression. i guess you've got slide here. so instead of having one meeting on monday, they actually have the whole week. uh, that's discussed the, the issue well discussed them the security, the security council that everybody, even those for were not aware of this. they were asking us in the course. so what this is all about was the suggestion of need. so i guess do that's why they are there are some people in the, in working with the m for yeah, for why the young people don't remember it from the memory. you know, while it's worth pointing it as well, isn't it that russia simply requested at this gushing regarding the nato bombing, a nazi adoption of any kind of formal resolution on the monitor. something as basic as that on the 1st real significant down there for history. all of the bombing 25 year

but in reality, we started every meeting of the security council during this week with highlighting these procedural, russo 5, a french colleagues and 14 for the vote of the agenda of the meeting. and we also squeeze.

of gaza state one quick question, before we leave you, we know that the united nations security council is... duringt development? yes, as you know that the people here are completely devastated as a result of the continuous and the seas israel air strikes that have been hitting them for roughly six consecutive months, so this means that they are ambicently with... for any seizfire that guarantees their return to the northern part of gaza slip and gaza city and to stop this blood uh shed of of them uh however uh this means actually that any resolution that doesn't guarantee the palestinian people to return to their northern part of uh gaza strip and gaza city and uh obliges the israeli occupation forces to stop these atrocities against the palestinian. as absurd and meaningless, because all in all the israelicubation forces will resume and continue their attacks against the palestinian people once uh this resolution or the time of this resolution over uh so the only thing that the palestinian people actually are demanding these moments is to have a real permanent and lasting seasfire that uh obliges

lieutenant colonel alexander vindman, he served as director of european affairs at the national security council during the trump administration. and msnbc international affairs analyst michael mcfaul who served as u.s. ambassador to russia from 2000 and 12 to 2014. gentlemen, thank you for joining me for this important lead off discussion tonight. colonel vindman, you are one of those people -- you came from a part of the world that was not enjoying democracy, and you saw something as a person who worked in the administration, you saw something that felt dishonest, and you stood up. you had something to lose, and you did lose something, you lost your career for doing it. but that was what you said, when you said we can't have this lawlessness that goes on in the other parts of the world in america. >> in a lot of ways we are seeing both trump telegraph the kind of world he wants to live in, and we don't have to use our imagination too hard because we can see that world manifested in front of us because trump tells us that he wants to emulate vladimir putin. in that we see what life could be like. we s

fiona hill, of course, with senior director for russia and europe at the national security council during the trump presidency, which means she had a somewhat terrifying front row seat to some of the weirdest things and the u.s. president has ever tried to get away with. fiona hill is here tonight, as there have been dramatic developments today about the informant who provided the central allegations at the heart of congressional republicans efforts to impeach president biden this year. this informant today was sent to jail indefinitely by a federal judge in california. he is in jail awaiting trial. prosecutors arrested and indicted him a week and a half ago, alleging that his statements to law enforcement about president biden and his family not only were lies, but this man had been fed lies and disinformation about president biden by russian intelligence. despite those ties to russian intelligence, a magistrate last week, somewhat inexplicably, allow the man to be released awaiting trial, with an ankle monitor. but this federal judge in california reversed that decision today -- after p

and the security council has passed a resolution calling for an immediate cease fire. during that security council meeting, rushes on, box it up to the un said it remains unclear, was it? the truth was hold beyond the whole, the month of ramadan, a severe new are those tools. it is fundamentally important that for the 1st time, the un security council demands that the parties observe an immediate cease fire even is limited to the month of ramadan. unfortunately, what happens after it remains unclear since the wording lasting can be interpreted in different ways. and this is very significant today during the vote on our amendment, we once again saw the true face of our colleagues in the security council and became convinced of who really wants and then not a suspension of begin to main is really operation. we would like to draw attention to the following. what happened today is response to those who criticize the veto power of the permanent members of the security council. after all, russia in china had not used it on march 22nd. instead of a short text capable of stopping vio

debate, especially that in terms of form and content, this resolution is exactly like security council resolution 2401 during the syrian civil war, which is also the same as the recent resolution based on article 25 of the united nations charter . have been. at that time, the americans considered such a resolution binding, but now no. why? see, this is one of the weaknesses of the international system. it is international law and international relations, that is, after the second world war, now the five main powers or the main powers that were at that time and considering the structure of the united nations and the right of veto for themselves are actually having a problem. my problem is that when if a letter or an international issue is against one of these countries or against the interests of one of these countries, applying that law is either impossible or very difficult. and this issue is the same as you say , who is going to pass these un resolutions implementation brings to the executive stage the executive guarantee . what is the executive guarantee that the five permanent members of the security cou

i was a little more lively during the security council after lunch, i don’t know, maybe i smoked a cigarnch and felt refreshed, but it left the impression that i had stuffed oskowina with something. and that this story did not begin in february of twenty-two, much earlier, it has a prehistory, it has a genesis, over these two years, i think, we managed to explain, both in the security council, in the general assembly, and simply in conversations with ours colleagues, where this crisis came from, literally 40-50 minutes before our interview, information appeared that erdogan again stated that ankara was ready to provide a platform for negotiations. between russia and ukraine, the other day boris johnson appeared again in kiev, well, a certain feeling arises, and i want to check my own guesses, on the one hand, maybe we don’t know something, and some kind of process is already underway, the second point, it seems to me , interesting, well , zelensky himself has forbidden himself to negotiate, he insists on a certain zelensky formula, which the westerners support there, at the same time...

authorities are acting very quickly, and we heard from the russian president vladimir putting the during his security council meeting on monday. or he continued to blame at keir for having a role in this attack. right. dorsey jabari reporting live from moscow with the very latest on the investigation and the court appearances in this case. thank you very much door. so in the winter of the presidential election in senegal is expected to be opposition, challenger bust through july, fine, his main rival, i'm a new boss of the governing coalition conceded defeat after sunday's election 5 as a former tax inspector who is pledged to tackle corruption and poverty as well as restore stability. he was chosen by disqualified opposition, leader was months sancho. both men released from prison shortly before the election . nicholas hack has more from the car. there's a lot of excitement in senegal to finally here. president elect brussard. jim, i fine take to the stage and address the syndic these people. we saw no the candidate but the president elect in a suit and tie, trying to reassure the population. he also congra

now the united nations security council has called for a cease fire to be observed during the muslim holy month of ramadan for release supplies to reach the civilians that have been affected by the conflict. but fighting continues between the army and the rest of the sudanese army says that there will be no cease by it unless the recept withdraws from civilian facilities. i'm from cities it took over since may last year. the iris of has refused to do so, so far, i think continues with ne, fired to be observed, at least for the time being incident, and especially in the capital have to them people morgan onto 0. i'm pretty mind. stevens house of representatives says overwhelmingly approved available with false chinese evidence to so take talk. suppose is of the bill, say trying these out of shape. all the popular social media poses a threat to national security. it goals the parent company, bug guns to summit chance within 6 months. tick tock denies any ties to the chinese government. a lot of the fisher as move from the capitol hill. i'm sure there people are home thinking. what's th

israel is continuing to attack gaza despite a vote monday by the united nations security council calling for a ceasefire during remaining two weeks of rum on and calling for the -- ramadan and the gaza. 14 of the 15 nations on the security council voted in support of the resolution which was drafted by the non-permanent members of the council. the united states abstained , ignoring a request by israel to veto the ceasefire resolution. the u.s. had previously vetoed three other ceasefire resolutions. israel denounced the u.n. vote as well as the decision to abstain. the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu responded by canceling a visit to washington , d.c., by a high-level delegation to discuss israel's plans to attack rafah. at the united nations, palestinian ambassador riyad mansour praised the ceasefire resolution. >> this must be a turning point. this must lead to saving lives on the ground. this must signaled the end of this assault of atrocities against our people. a nation is being murdered. a nation is being dispossessed. a nation is being displaced. for decades now, but never at this scale since

she was the senior director for european and russian affairs on the national security council staff duringinistration. she's now a senior fellow at the brookings institution and the author of "mr. putin: operative in the kremlin." and evgenia kara-murza is advocacy director at the free russia foundation which seeks to promote a free, democratic and peaceful russia. her husband, russian opposition politician vladimir kara-murza is a political prisoner in russia. thanks very much to both of you. welcome back to the "newshour." what is your assessment of how the election went, as well as the calls for protest? the noon against putin that we saw people in some parts of russia, but also across the world. evgenia: well, first of all, thank you for the invitation. and, as, to the election, so-called election, i don't think that this process that took part in russia over three days can be called an election, because it has nothing to do with a democratic process that is called election in any normal democratic country. this was vladimir putin reappointing himself yet again for the fifth time as th

now the united nations security council has called for a cease fire to be observed during the muslim holy month of ramadan for release supplies to reach the civilians that have been affected by the conflict, but fighting continues between the army and the recess. the sudanese army says that there will be no cease by it unless the receptor withdraws from civilian facilities . i'm from cities it took over since may last year. the iris of has refused to do so, so fighting continues with ne, fired to be observed at these for the time being in sedan and especially in the capital have to keep them oregon onto 0. i'm put them on the us house of representatives as overwhelmingly approved a bill, but with force it's chinese owners to sell tick tock. it calls for its parent company bike dance, the salad shares within 6 months. supporters say chinese ownership poses a national security risk, but takes all denies any ties with the chinese government island. fisher reports and the bill is passed without the objection and the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. the moving us house of repres

security councils cool for a ceasefire. and garza, in between the foreign ministry has said that that it welcomes the security council resolution demanding that immediate c spot during the holy month of ramadan. catch all says it hopes the decision is a step towards a permanency is fine. the statement also stresses a need to commit to the implementation of the resolution, especially the cessation of hostilities and also goals for the entry if you monitor in aid to goes up without obstacles. or even off to the security council post that resolution. as we've been reporting is rarely forces did continue their attacks on garza and strikes targeted residential areas and central parts of the strip. can you put a r e is at the opposite hospital where injured palestinians have been flooding and the size, the emergency department in allows the hospice and in the middle area of the gods as to where the hospital is past with injuries. after that is ready for it says target to a house in the why the in the middle area for alti being some of the we see the injuries severely at hard by the is there any error strikes the target to limit the area? and this is the 1st attack after t

security council. cool for a cease fire during the muslim holy month of ramadan. on tuesday, the army regained control of the studios of the symbolically important state television center. the roof and support forces use the building military operations and signing was also reportedly used as a detention center. have a morgan report from on the bottom. this is the premises of sedans, national cooperation for radio and television. or at least it's used to be because of the slicing between the hours of and disabilities. army. this is what now it looks like there are signs of the fighting that took place between the sudanese army and the parent military rapids support forces. the are a staff was in control of this building since april 15th, when fighting broke out between the recess and the sudanese army incidents capital . how to tune the premises also home to sedans, oldest and largest collection of archive. and that includes archives from sedans, independence up to just before the conference began in april. now over the past few months, this is denise army laid si

his statement was made during the national security council in warsaw., the alliance set a defense spending level of 2% of gdp. it was assumed that the goal would be achieved by the year 24. however, today a number of states cannot fulfill their contributions. in august, german authorities abandoned the alliance's targets. duda intends to discuss his plan during his visit to the white house headquarters apartment. a citizen of belarus was released from captivity in myanmar, the evacuation operation lasted several months, the woman was held in closed area guarded by armed people. thanks to the efforts of our diplomats, she returned safely to her homeland. he shared the details with journalists. i would like to express my gratitude to everyone involved; i would like to express special gratitude to the leadership of the myanmar belarus friendship association, which provided invaluable assistance. the ministry of foreign affairs of belarus warns citizens about the dangers associated with employment abroad. before you go to work abroad, you need to carefully

also the target of attacks rafah hospital i say around the hospital during the past hours that the council. the united nations security council issued a resolution to stop the attacks two days ago during the holy month of ramadan . thank you to hani al-maghari who was with us from gaza for the second meeting of the security council about qatar. ceasefire in gaza after the us announced that the cease-fire in gaza is not binding, the security council held another meeting and most of the members agreed to implement it. the resolution emphasized. the zionist regime's clear disregard and non-compliance with the binding resolution of the security council 27-28 to establish an immediate ceasefire in gaza in the shadow of the us government's insistence on non- binding. considering it led to the fact that one day later, the security council, in another meeting, while expressing concern over the non-implementation of this assassination order , emphasized its binding nature. in this meeting , the majority of the members of the security council emphasized the importance of implementing this resolution and emphasized its unconditi

into gaza at a time when famine is looming. large when you and security council resolutions are adopted, they become international law. but during her remarks, the us ambassador made a curious and surprising comment, saying that the resolution would be non binding. after the vote when asked about this, a un spokesperson said that the us appears to be wrong. all the resolutions of the security council or international law. so uh, so to that extent, uh, they are as binding as international lawyers. you know, post on social media, un secretary general set deceased by a resolution is long awaited and called for it to be implemented. saying failure to do so, would be unforgivable. gabriel's on to i would use either at the united nations in new york of israel's foreign minister says that the military will not stop fighting little has changed on the ground and gaza since that security council resolution, at least 17 palestinians, including 4 children, were killed in an is really air strikes, targeting a home, now, rasa overnight is really government has repeatedly said that it plans to launch a ground offensive own rasa scouts as 7 mos

the ukrainian minister spoke, simply faded, a little more lively during the security council after lunchn’t know, maybe he smoked a cigar at lunch and... i cheered up, but it left the impression that the majority of un member countries were set on edge by this, which, by the way, they talked about later in the corridors, this is always interesting, their such... sincere, lively, off-camera reaction, well, for example, even representatives of the countries of the global south , what is it like now regarding ukraine, some of the comments they give are not for broadcast, but over these 2 years they have probably begun to understand more about what is happening, that this is not unleashed by russia war against ukraine, and that this story did not begin in february twenty-two, much earlier, it has a prehistory, it has a genesis and... a certain feeling of déjà vu arises and i want to check my own guesses, on the one hand, maybe we don’t know something, and some process is already underway, the second point , it seems to me, is interesting, well, zelensky himself has forbidden himself to negot

the funny thing continues in saddam, despite the united nations security council, cold for sci fi during the muslim holy month of ramadan on choose day the all meet . we gain control of this 2 days of the symbolically important state television center. the rapids full forces use the building full military operations and it was also reportedly used as a detention center hippa morgan to pull stuff from optimum. so this is the premises of sedans, national cooperation for radio and television. or at least it's used to be because of the fighting between the hours of and disabilities. army, this is what now it looks like there are signs of the fighting that took place between the sudanese army and the parent military rapids support forces. b r s f was in control of this building since april 15th, when fighting broke out between the recess and the sudanese army incidents capital . how to the premises also home to sedans, oldest and largest collection of archives. and that includes archives from sedans, independence up to just before the conference began in april. now over the past few months, t

and we saw there's particularly when it was on the security council as a rotating chair during the ukraine conflict during the conflict between us rather than goes up india as long as we stay signed. and that is not good for india in dealing with its own conflicts. around good sports. yeah, i know i sent you a list off on the daily. thank you very much for sharing your insights with us. thank you. let's have a look. know some of the other stories, maybe headlines around the world today. bolan's prime minister donald to success his government is close to a deal with ukraine on agricultural impulse to us cause spacing off the totes, with you frames, finance, dentistry, help and also, holden's problems have been protesting for months. ukrainian impulse on the cutting then the southern ukrainian city of kind of san has again been hit by russians selling one man was injured small scholars stepped up on boston, the trade in recent weeks targeting bible infrastructure and retaliation for stripes on russian boarder regence in the us, it says israel has agreed to reschedule or cancel a trip to wash

this was stated by the strategic communications coordinator of the national security council of the white house during the briefing. john kirby, noting that ukraine is asking its allies for the weapons necessary to counter russian aggression. and you know that president zelensky is not asking for this, he is only asking for means and capabilities and has never asked for foreign troops to fight for his country, that is what he and his troops want to do, but they need means and this is where we need them help. the discussion about sending foreign troops to ukraine arose against the background of french president emmanuel macron's statements, and he is close. a week ago, he said that the possible dispatch of western troops to ukraine cannot be ruled out. nato allies did not support macron's statement, and in russia, reacting to the words of the french president, they said that this could lead to a conflict between moscow and the alliance. the day before, during a trip to the czech republic, macron explained his statement in an interview with the czech news portal novinky and a newspaper true, he said tha

they mentioned the security council, i became the secretary of the security council in the last century, it’s scary to think how time flies, but during4 years, when the country was led by vladimirovich putin, our military-industrial complex has really achieved colossal successes, i speak about this with knowledge of the matter, and ukraine is not the only, far from the only example. yes, we are now producing many times more, as the president spoke about, both tanks and artillery shells, and much more related to conventional weapons, but over the years , few people know, and i can say this, the president personally held dozens of completely closed meetings on the avangard complex, which is in service, this is a unique weapon. who is not there in the world, with only one vanguard we ensure our national security for a decade to come, if not a century, but besides this there is a petrel, there is a poseidon, there is a relight, we have completely re-equipped our strategic nuclear submarine fleet, a series of submarines equipped with a bulovaya, i remember how this is quite... the beginning of the 2000s, the fighting in chechnya, we did n

security council to respond to the unprecedented upsurge inlence with precise and unambiguous demand for a permanent cease-fire in the gaza strip. in so doing, fulfilling its mandate for international peace and security. duringsecurity council and we realized who truly wants to end, rather than suspend, the inhumane israeli operation. we would like to point out the following. wh today is a response to those who criticize the veto power of the permanent members of the security council, because if we haven' it, on the 22nd of march, instead of a text that could end the violence in the gaza strip, we cod have ended up with a harmful text in the u.s. resolution that not only didn't demand a cease-fire but also essentially would have given a license to continue its actions against the palestinians, including an rafah. in conclusion i would likeremin, who time and again accuses the council of not being able to condemn attacks on israel and russia of not being able to condemn terrorist attacks, on the 18th of october,■ú:.s. delegation had an opportunity to adopt the brazilian draft resolution with a clear condemnation of the seventh of octoberóú■$ and with a humanitan force. yet in that wording, that was insisted u