russia's, vito russia is one of the permanent members of the united nations security council . and as such, it can veto any decision. it basically means that the united nations security council is now incapable of making any substantial move to stop the situation in ukraine. and that is something that mr. zelinski very clearly very strongly criticized in his speech. it will be very interesting to see what happens next, because before mr. zalinski spoke, we also heard from various high ranking un officials among them. martin griffith the under secretary general for humanitarian affairs, who has been specifically tasked by the united nation security secretary general gutierrez to try and find a humanitarian ceasefire in ukraine. he travelled to moscow already in the last few days. he's going to travel to ukraine in the coming days to try and broker that c. sorry. and he also said we have a long road ahead of us. another remarkable statement that which is, gives you an idea of how very difficult it will be to try and broker that sci fi and bring peace to suit to ukraine and end

nations security council itself, or it's inaction and basically calling for a reform of the united nations security council. it's important to stress that the united nations security council has one of that key un institutions, holes. a lot of power, for example, has the capacity to present binding resolutions. yet at the same time, the 5 permanent members of that security council have a veto power. and one of those 5 members is russia, which basically means that on this particular case, it is very difficult to have concrete action from the united nations security council. and that was something that mr. savanski with this particular sound might but more in general with his age clearly tried to criticize. that's why he was asking for more action coming from the united nations security council. and now the atrocities, sir, that have been perpetrated in boucher that the world has seen and leaders and people around the world are shocked by the images. a news coming out of their talk just a little bit about what effect that has had on germany and german leaders. well, germany as well a

the accusations of russian servicemen of a war crime in buche. today, uh, this situation was discussed in the security council of the united nations , the russian delegationucceeded, despite the resistance of the british presidency, we still planned to start discussing this issue, vasily alekseevich, without fail, our representative in the united nations , now on air, but the meeting continues and therefore we only have the opportunity to listen to his speech and discuss what is happening now in the united nations in its security council. listen to the speech of vasily alekseevich, i understand that you saw the corpses , heard the stories, but you saw only what they wanted to show you, you cannot help but see the blatant inconsistencies in the version of events that are promoted by the ukrainian western media and the fact that there were no corpses in the city immediately after the withdrawal of russian troops, as evidenced by several videos at once and the fact that there are records where ukrainian radicals call for shooting at those who have white armbands, that is, at civilians, if you you watched carefully the video that you showed us today, you noti

of the un simply, in accordance with the un charter, you can close the sky, the hotel should create a headquarters, then that headquarters must be subordinate to the security council of the united nationse right to ask to create a dead part of such decisions with the help of his right of veto in the un security council. it is correct and yesterday i heard a very true thesis from leadership of ukraine and the proposal to exclude e.e. russia from the un security council well, first of all, they are not legitimate members of the un and the security council because no one there elected them, they by right of succession took the place of e.e. the non-existent union of the ukrainian ssr, therefore in this case it was possible to impose a suspension and, accordingly , offer to formalize this procedure or simply exclude them if they are a member of the un security council because or suspend because it is a world crime. of course, the law, the existing laws, rules, regulations, they did not foresee that putin would to ignore any norms of the world order, therefore in this case i believe that the un general assembly has the right to either suspend or exclude russia altogether from the security c

of the agenda. the provisional agenda for this meeting is letter dated the 28th of february 2014 from the permanent representative of ukraine . choose united nations addressed to the president of the security council. s slash 2014 slash 1. 36. the agenda is adopted. i should like to start by taking the opportunity to pay tribute on behalf of this counsel to her excellency lawn, an essay by the permanent representative of the united arab emirates at for your service as the president of the council. for the month of march. i am sure i speak for all of us in expressing our deep appreciation to and bust, and sabre and her team for the skilful conduct of the counsels business last month. thank you very much indeed to your team. in accordance with rule, 37 of the counsels provisional rules of procedure, i invite the representative of ukraine to participate in this meeting. it is so decided on behalf of the counsel, i welcome the participation of his excellency, mister velasmio zalinski, the president of ukraine. and just add that as usual precedent. the permanent representative of ukraine will also join the meeting, or in case of any technical issues. in accordance with rule 39 of the counsels provision

of its veto powers? i don't believe that that's going to happen in the united nations and we have a permanent that membership of the security council for russia as well as the united states. and it's china, france, and got great britain, and it's going to be impossible, i think, to remove russia from that role. and yet there are many other avenues for addressing russian aggression. there's nato, there is the european union, there's economic pressure that needs to be brought on russia. and this may have to happen for an extended period of time. because russia needs to be told they're just non negotiable, that they leave every inch of ukrainian territory. and that they make recompense for these agree just war crimes. and i believe the vladimir putin and other russian leaders should face the international criminal court over what has happened here. this is going to be a long term struggle of for democracy and western europe and needs to focus on making sure that it is energy independent and is not dependent on russian gas generating clean energy. that's going to be very important because we're, you are in this for the long haul and we

the french president for one has already blamed russia for what's happened in boucher and killing all of these killings by the russian forces. actually one, fortunately, the security council of the united nations is become part of the overall propaganda battle field. and i don't think russia can expect anything other than the opportunity to voice. you know, it's concern over what it is saying is a really a falsified story. and verify the allegations. so, you know, rushes taken advantage of, you know, whatever form it has to get to get its version of events out. but i don't think, i think the french, the british, the americans, and maybe some others will, will do their best to muddy the waters. and to be clear, in the midst of all of the, he said, she said the images and the situation on the ground. there is absolutely horrific, but that said moscow has described the events as a blatant provocation by give to disrupt peace talks. is there any evidence to back up the foundation while there is plenty of evidence it just hasn't been collected or if it has been collected, it hasn't been processed and presented. you know, this is, this is simple medical forensics. when you, when you have a dead body

watch at 19:00 on ntv a provocation in bucha deliberately discussing russia today on security council of the united nations, the west, without waiting for the results of an official investigation, accused russia of killing civilians in this ukrainian city. what is the purpose of this bloody fake being promoted against russia, who could actually shoot at people in the bucha, and will the west, which seems to know how everything really was, succeed in further spreading this monstrous falsification. the main news of the day at 19:00 on ntv and on the site and in the application are already your favorites. and you always bring us back to the past, awakening such distant and so pleasant memories, but where to get that very perfume, of course, in lamax polish perfume, maybe a classic that will never go out of fashion , maybe paris is luxurious and seductive. it is perfect for formal occasions. it is especially richly revealed in the cold season. maybe london's snowy notes of the floral arrangement are perfect for everyday use and delightfully combined with the brightness of warm days. order a whole perfume set o

of the solution, don't be part of the problem. here she is. >> we expect china as a member of the security council of the united nation to take its responsibilities. there are few members only, and they have a vast responsibility, and china has an influence on russia, and therefore we expect china to take its responsibility to end this war and to come back -- that russia comes back to a peaceful negotiations solution. we expect china if not supporting the sanctions at least to do everything not to interfere in any kind. also on that point we were very clear. >> also told china no european would understand any support for russia's war effort. >>> well, two ukrainian film makers accidently predicted the war from russia. we'll look at how their fictional movie turned into an uncanny reality and what they're doing now coming up ahead. stay with us. i always had a connection to my grandfather... i always wanted to learn more about him. i discovered some very interesting documents on ancestry. this is the uh registrtration card for the draft for world war two. and this is his signature whwhich blew me away. being able to... make my grandfather real...

of the solution, don't be part of the problem. >> we expect china, as a member of the security council of the united nation, to take its responsibilitiess only, and they have a vast responsibility. and china has an influence on russia and, therefore, we expect china to take its responsibility to end this war and to come back -- that russia comes back to peaceful negotiations solution. we expect china, if not supporting the sanctions, at least to do everything not to interfere in any kind. also on that point, we were very clear. >> von der leyen also told china no european would understand any support for russia's war effort. i'm john vause. our international viewers, stay tuned. inside africa is up next. for everyone else, please stay with us. our ongoing coverage of putin's war of choice continues after a short break. >>> welcome back, everyone. i'm john vause live in lviv, ukraine. there is more evidence that russian troops are pulling back from some areas around the ukrainian capital. new satellite images show troops around the airport just outside kyiv have pretty much disappeared. earlier, images showed military vehicles, artiller

, where's the security that the security council guarantees excuse the council doesn't work effectively. and this was a very key part of the speech. he basically accused the united nations that a security council of failing. he said, the united nations is there to maintain peace. russia violated article one. so what's the point of the other articles? now, he went on to say that russia is going to blame every one. and they'll say that these events and mutual stage, but they are, but we will investigate. we will involve the i, c, c, the international criminal court. that's going to be difficult because russia isn't a signatory to that particular international body, but he's got they got the ukrainians are going to push that as far as i can. he also said, sorry, the rest of the war criminals in the world, that if the biggest criminal russia can be punished, they all will be. but he then said, if russia gets away with this, then there is no international law. he need to act immediately. the security council needs to be reformed. the veto can't be the right to die and who is referring netted? scourge council veto which all the permanent members have and which russia has used

of the solution don't be part of the problem. here she is. >> we expect china as a member of the security council of the united nations to take its responsibilitiesw members only and they have a vast responsibility. and china has an influence on russia. therefore, we expect china to take its responsibility to end this war. and to come back -- that russia comes back to a peaceful negotiations solution. we expect china, if not supporting the sanctions, at least to do everything, not to interfere in any kind. also on that point, we were very clear. >> and von der leyen also told china no european would understand any support for russia's war effort. >>> as russia looks for an economic lifeline it's pushing for more trade with india, foreign minister sergey lavrov was in india friday meeting prime minister narendra modi, who lavrov pushes is pushing a big sign to future currencies and trade. >> reporter: it was a big day for the russian foreign minister lavrov, the first visit to new delhi since the russian invasion. lavrov met with the foreign minister friday. in a major announcement lavrov said that moscow is willing to ply any goods that it wants

negotiations in place for many years regarding the form of work of the security council, the right of the v to right must stay. it's one of the pillars of the united nations without avita writes. the are organization will have no purpose speakers, so the big paris, the permanent members of the security council 1st and foremost with them, you can rely on the principles of further you'll see charter under they use every instrument they can in order to avoid sir confrontation between them what the americans have clearly said they would like to have a world that is uni po, number polar. but we see this process going in the opposite of repulsion. it is a multi polar world, and therefore i seeing her there should be something done in order to avoid too much pressure to be exerted by the western congress, the big powers. and i also would like to emphasize, we would like to see the, a representative of asia, africa, latin america, that they would have a permanent reserve position also in the organs of the united nation, sir, also india and brazil. and we also need candidates from africa to be in the security council. so the a resolution that is supposed to be dis

security council. since the start of this conflict, they've been pointing to the images in boucher as evidence of war crimes. calling for that investigation and calling the entire credibility of the united nation system into account, we heard as lensky say, that the right of the veto on the security council should not become the right of death. that it should not give russia a pass to what it alleges are international crimes crimes that the united kingdom said were laid bare when russia withdrew and retreated from the town of boucher russia. giving a hardy defence of its actions. again, claiming that it is never targeted civilians and in boucher in particular. i. he said that the withdrawing of russian troops, there was a gesture of good will and that they had never stopped citizens from moving around or from using their cell phones. i. he disputed the evidence that has been presented by ukraine and others as fake news that this had been staged by ukraine, but at the same time resisting calls for an investigation. so un officials who are constantly tasked with the job of providing the facts and not opinions and not taking sides. and things also spoke to increasing evidence of war crimes. and t

of the agenda. the provisional agenda for this meeting is letter dated the 28th of february 2014, from the permanent representative of ukraine to the united nations, addressed to the president of the security council. s slash 2014 slash 136. the agenda is adopted. i should like to start by taking the opportunity to pay tribute on behalf of this counsel to her excellency lawn, an essay by the permanent representative of the united arab emirates for your service as the president of the council. for the month of march. i am sure i speak for all of us in expressing our deep appreciation to ambassador and sabre and her team for the skilful conduct of the councils business last month. thank you very much indeed to your team or the skilful conduct of the council's business. last month, thank you very much indeed to your team. in accordance with rules, 37 of the counsels provisional rules of procedure. i invite the representative of ukraine to participate in this meeting. it is so decided on behalf of the council, i welcome the participation of his excellency, mister for lottie, mayor zalinski, the president of ukraine, and just add that as usual precedent. the pardon, a representative of ukraine will als

here it is done by a member of the united nations security council, destroying bordering countries from the dozen countries. they pursued consistent policy of destroying. they will lead them in such a way to kill as many regular civilians and cities and to leave the country. they support hatred at the level of the state and they have exported to other countries through their system of propaganda and political corruption. they could lead to famine in africa, asia, and other countries and will surely in large cases because political chaos and other countries and destroying their domestic security. where is the security but the security council needs to guarantee? it is not there. there is a security council. where is the peace? where are those guarantees that the united nations needs to guarantee echo it is obvious. they must ensure the coercion of any aggressor to peace can simply not work effectively. the world can see that the russian military did in bucha while keeping the city under their occupation. the world has yet to see what they have done in other occupied cities and regions of

and here it is done by a member of the united nations security council destroying internal unity borders countries and taken the ride of more than dozens of countries who are self determined in determines they procured consistent policy of destroying ethnic or religious diversity. then in flame wars and deliberately lead them in such a way that to kill as many regular civilians. and it is the to a lee of the country where they deploy, they are truly in ruins and filled with mass graves. you all see that and they support hatred at the level of the state and seek to exported to other countries through their system of propaganda and political corruption. they provoke a global foot crisis that could lead to famine in africa, asia and other countries and will say, surely. and in large scale political cares in many countries were too and destroying their domestic security. so where is the security that the security council needs to guarantee it's not there, although there is a security council as a point where is there peace? when were you? what were those guarantees that the united nation nee

of clowning and blood, very americans, but so far the reich is heavenly with them. well, declaring a country a sponsor of terrorists as a permanent member of the un security council is the liquidation of the united nationsnough. it must be clearly recognized that the world that took shape after the forty- fifth. and how can this be done? here i just i wonder if the united states is us a country there means that further uh means in that case further consultations within the united nations becomes pointless. why because we will announce them will meet yes, the us will appear there the country is a sponsor of terrorism, further it will mean that the mechanisms it stops working, according to him. yeah, they're just in this case, it's just a collection of characters. eh, in fact, the world that took shape in 1945 had a certain internal contradiction. the political system was multipolar. this is the principle that five different countries have the same right. the veto within the united nations , the economic world, thanks to the baritone woods agreements, was unipolar. it was the hegemony of one country. now a conflict has arisen and the struggle is just being waged, we want to bring the economic world in lin

with a full-fledged invasion and when members of the united nations, ukraine by another, the russian federation, a permanent member of the security council in violation of the united nations charter and in several ways including withdrawing the borders between the two countries. the war has led to a senseless loss of lives, massive devastation and destruction of civilian infrastructure. i will never forget the images of civilians killed and calling for an independent investigation to guarantee effective accountability. i'm also deeply shocked by the personal testimony of the rape and sexual violence that now is emerging. the high commissioner for human rights has spoken of possible war crimes, breaches of international law and serious violations of international human rights law. and the russian defense has also led to the displacement, the fastest movement since the second world war. far beyond the borders the war has led to increases in prices of food, energy because russia and ukraine are linchpins of these markets. its descriptive supply chains and increased the cost of transportation, putting even more pressure on the developing wor

of use on, on the, on the possible solutions of those problems. and on the other side, once again, rush is backing us from the security council of united nations event, which is currently polling in 3rd of the 8 presidential candidates is dr. ko panache. a retired general is the lead challenger coming from the center. right opposition coalition. none of the major parties there were telling voters that they would sanction moscow if they won a 2021 poll suggests 83 percent of serbians. c, moscow as a friend in 1999. when you go slog via my country was and attacked by lake chow. so here we have very strong feelings against nature and the western world. i think there is a nice way where serbia can actually play and should definitely play on that car this to be to bring both parties together as a candidate come to the in you expect serbia to align on foreign policy. but has been aware that the government was unlikely to impose sanctions ahead of these elections. the u ambassador to serbia told d w. they're prepared to intensify discussions after the vote. as we are asking the countries of the western barkers including sugar, which has been more complicat

of use on, on the, on the possible solutions of those problems. and on the other side, once again, rush is backing us from the security council of united nations. event of it is currently polling in 3rd of the 8 presidential candidates. dr. co panos retired general is the lead challenger coming from the center. right opposition coalition. none of the major parties there were telling voters that they would sanction moscow if they won a 2021 poll suggests 83 percent of serbians. see moscow as a friend. in 1999, when you get larva, my country was and attacked by late so. so here we have very strong feelings against nature and the western world as the candidate country did you expect serbia to align on foreign policy? that you, ambassador to serbia told d w. they're prepared to intensify discussions after the vote. as we are asking the countries of the western barkers including sugar, which has been more complicated here to join to sanction. we also are extending super to address the vulnerability that are the consequences of the crisis. the battle offices here reserve is national assembly is also a crucial one. this time around the last time elections w

fact that if the united nations is not able to hold russia county because it does bear the veto power, which it has used to stop any sort of censure in the united nations security council than the un itself needs to change, it needs to be reform. so the reaction we heard united nations officials themselves who have been on the defensive because of this grave unfolding crisis that they have been unable to stop. they've talked about growing evidence of war crimes and the need to have an independent investigation. they've talked about also the spillover effect that the conflict is having an outside of ukraine. not only the horrible situation for the quarter of the population that's been forced to flee their homes and ukraine, not the killing of civilians, but also not just the scaling of civilians, but also the group inflation that's affecting developing countries around the world and putting them at further risk of, of conflict and food shortages and so on and so forth. so we've seen a lot of reaction from the you and on that front and, and also from other countries. western allies, siding with nato, attempting to hold russia to account in russia. again, fighting back wi

of use on, on the, on the possible solutions of those problems. and on the other side, once again, rush is backing us from the security council of united nations, even of it is currently polling in 3rd of the 8 presidential candidates. dr. co panache. a retired general is the lead challenger coming from the center. right opposition coalition. none of the major parties there were telling voters that they would sanction moscow if they won a 2021 poll suggests 83 percent of serbians. c, moscow as a friend in 1999. when you go slog via my country was, i attacked my late child. so here we have very strong feelings against nature and the western world. as the candidate country, the in you expect, serbia to align on foreign policy. the you ambassador to serbia told the w they're prepared to intensify discussions after the vote, as we are asking that the countries of the western barcas including sugar, which has been more complicated here to join to sanction. we also are extending support to addressed a vulnerability that are a consequence of the crisis about overseas. here as early as national assembly is also a crucial one. this time around the last time

of the security council is similar to discussion. we had around 20012002. and when the united, when the united states wanted the resolution allowing or demanding the nation will be rock, we don't have government. the security council is the best we thought cannot act without all the permanent 5 members of the security council agreeing. or at least not the 2. and that's, of course russia, united states is the united kingdom it's, it's france. and it is china today, the people's republic of china. now it's the best we've got, the un security council zalinski is calling for a reform of that council to not let permanent member russia go unpunished. there have been calls for such reform before. could this war now be the impetus to push for that change? perhaps some kind of mechanism to override a veto with enough support for member nations. i think that we have to take any opportunity to reforming the meeting is strengthened the united nations and indeed the security council. however, it's not very likely that countries which today won't action against russia, that they would accept that they themselves should be subjected to any override. and that's the problem t

of use on, on the, on the possible solutions of those problems. and on the other side, once again, rush is backing us from the security council of united nations, even if it is currently polling in 3rd of the 8 presidential candidates. dr. ko, punish a retired general is the lead challenger coming from the center. right? opposition coalition. none of the major parties there were telling voters that they would sanction moscow. they won a 2021 poll suggests 83 percent of serbians. c, moscow as a friend in 1999. when you go slog via my country was i attacked my late child. so here we have very strong feelings against ne, to and the western world. as the candidate country the you expect serbia to align on foreign policy. the u ambassador to serbia told d w. they're prepared to intensify discussions after the vote. as we are asking the countries of the western barkers, including chicago, which has been more complicated here to join to censure, we also are extending support to addressed a vulnerability that are a consequence of the crisis about overseas. here as early as national assembly is also a crucial one. this time around the last time elections wer

of use on, on the, on the possible solutions of those problems. and on the other side, once again, rush is backing us from the security council of united nations event of it is currently polling in 3rd of the 8 presidential candidates. dr. co panache. a retired general is the lead challenger coming from the center. right opposition coalition. none of the major parties there were telling voters that they would sanction moscow if they won a 2021 poll suggests 83 percent of serbians. c moscow as a friend in 1999. when you go slog via my country was i attacked my late child. so here we have very strong feelings against nature and the western world. as the candidate country the you expect serbia to align on foreign policy. you, ambassador to serbia told d w that prepared to intensify discussions after the vote. as we are asking at the countries of the western barkers including sugar, which has been more complicated here to join to sanction. we also are extending support to addressed a vulnerability that are a consequence of the crisis about overseas. here as early as national assembly is also a crucial one. this time around the last time elections were h

ignored by our stretched 2nd period of the united nations in early april once again in april in 1994 in the comfort of the united nations headquarters. the security council received letters in which the london petro the front reminded members face that i quote, when the institution of the united nations was created after the 2nd world war. one of these fundamental objectives was to see to each that what happened to the jews in nazi germany would never happen again. and of quote, $994.00. rwanda itself was a non permanent member of the security council. this allowed the genocidal regime to influence the members of the console. with this view of the situation, as the russians presence today in the security council allowed to spend the spread lies almost daily in april. again, in april, these time 2006 in the docs of new york by the hudson river in ocean size, the state of the art liner was launched. these magnificent lajna was been ducked on the shores of lake geneva. beautiful as if these far from being an ocean when aim to these liner, the human rights cancel, the adoption of resolution, 60 slash $250.00. 1 was a combination of 5 months of consultations

reacted to zelensky's ultimatum simply wounding russia security councils the security council is the result of the creation of the united nationser the second world war. they are members of the security council. their security council we can make their presence in this body very uncomfortable. and we have already done it. let me quote again. uh, mr. zelensky, this is what he addresses to the security council, if you are not capable of anything other than talking, then maksim anatolyevich and what the security council is capable of besides talking, we can still count on for some adequate investigation of what happened near kiev, we don't, i think, because there, but two against 13. if china is on our side, then it's not a fact. i think that one against thirteen, russia, and that is, the call, including mrs. funderlein, who is clearly not for us, and we should not somehow consider with hope. well actually the chinese position. it is clear that an examination is always necessary, if someone will conduct it. the head of our military has an internal conviction that they are right, then one should be afraid of no investigations, but

in ukraine echoed in the halls of the united nations today as president volodymyr zelenskyy issued a condemnation of the world body and the united nations security councilrticular where russia sits as permanent member. the white house said a new round of sanctions designed to further throttle russia's central bank will be issued tomorrow, but we begin again with our special correspondent and videographer who traveled to the city near where the destruction wrought by russia is near total. and again, a warning. you may find images in this report upsetting. >> just 15 miles northwest of the site of atrocities committed by the russian occupation lies what is left. residents are only starting to grapple with the enormity of the destruction wrought by aerial bombardment on the small suburb of kyiv. she returned to her apartment block to salvage what little she can. >> there were people in the basement of that building and people in the basement of that one. some people were buried under the rubble. i don't know how they got out -- i don't know if they got out. >> i ask how she is holding up. >> what can i do? i have a small child. if i get upset, she will get

of-the-road. they cut off limbs, cut their throats, women were raped and killed. >> the ukrainian president speaking at the united nations security councilould like to warn the viewers that there is a chance of graphic and disturbing images. >> terrace to occupy some territories. and here it is done by a member of the united nations security council, destroying internal unity borders and taking the right of more than a dozen countries who are self-determined and independent states. that's the consistent policy of destroying. they inflame warren deliberately lead them in such a way that killed as many regular civilians. they leave the country with a deploy their troops in ruins and filled with mass graves. and they support hatred at the level of the state and seek to export to other countries through their system of propaganda and political, -- political corruption. they promote a food crisis that could lead to famine in africa, asia and other countries and will surely end in large-scale political chaos in many countries, destroying their domestic security. so where is the security council needs to guarantee, it's not there although there

of the end of the united nations organization. the un secretary general regularly visits moscow during one of his previous visits. i had the opportunity to ask him. why do you think the security council as a whole, the united nations is now in crisis, and then it gave a completely philosophical answer, which we true, today he did not share during a meeting with the president. he said that the system was founded as a result of the order of the balance that developed as a result of the great world war and the founding fathers of this order were the victorious powers that agreed on the most general framework of mutual relations, the main goal of which would be to prevent a big war between them and thinking about it. why the united nations is not brilliant or not fulfilling its obligations in the past, he shared thinking that now the world is in motion and the former balance is lost. the center of power flows to the east, the rising powers require more and more consideration of their own interests, including vital ones, they are ready to back up their demands. including force, and all of these circumstances are a challenge to the rather stable framework that has developed in the past, an

and here it is done by a member of the united nations security council destroying internal unit take borders, countries and ad taken the right to of more than dozens of countries who are self determined and in determines they pursue a consistent policy of destroying ethnic religious diversity. then inflame wars and deliberately lead them in such a way that to kill as many regular civilians. and it is the to a lee of the country where they deploy their troops in ruins and filled with mass graves. you all see that and they support hatred at the level of the state and seek to exported to other countries through their system of propaganda and political corruption. they provoke a global foot crisis that could lead to famine in africa, asia and other countries. and, well, sir, surely and in large scale political cares in many countries were too and destroying their domestic security. so where is the security that their security council needs to guarantee it's not there, although there is a security council as and so where is their peers who were in what were those guarantees that the united

and here it is done by a member of the united nations security council, destroying internal borders, ries who are self-determined. they pursue consistent policy of destroying ethnic and religious diversity, and then enflame wars and deliberately lead them in such a way that to kill as many regular civilians and cities, to leave the country where they deployed their troops in ruins and filled with mass graves. you all see that. and they support hatred at the level of the state and seek to export it to other countries through their system of propaganda and political corruption. they provoke a global food crisis that could lead to famine in africa, asia, and other countries and will surely and in large case political in many countries, and destroying their domestic security. so where is the security that the security council needs to guarantee? it's not there. although there is a security council, so where is the peace? what -- where are those guarantees that the united nations need to guarantee? it is obvious that the key institution of the world, which must ensure the coercion of any a

the social security council is a structure that does not have judicial competence of judicial powers. the security council can evaluate, but the security council can not judge the worst thing that the united nationsurity council can do is to decide on the establishment of a peacekeeping mission. it can be a peacekeeping operation, such a lighter version, or it can be a hard military option, which is called a peace enforcement operation, but with all this, it reminds that the russian federation has the right to veta in the security council and i think that even if any is accepted text. then our special representative, vasily alekseevich nebenzya, will follow very carefully , uh, how the specific provisions will be formulated, because, again, let me remind you, the events. uh, almost a decade ago, associated with libya. there, in general, the mandate was formulated very well, which was, e, fixed in security council resolution 1973, and the practical implementation of the provisions was, in general, very, very doubtful. if not to say, as it were , in harsher formulations, as regards security council, and the second moment today, the word the hague was also heard several times in the studio. in gener

and here it's done by a member of the united nations security council, destroying internal unity borders, countries, and taking the ride of more than a dozen countries who are selfdetermined and independent. they pursued consistent policy of destroying ethnic and religious diversity. they inflame wars and deliberately lead them in such a way that to kill as many regular civilians and cities. and to leave the country where they deployed their troops in ruins and failed with mass graves. you all see that and they support hatred at the level of the state and seek to support it through other countries through their system of propaganda and political corruption. they provoke a global food crisis that could lead to famine in africa, asia, and other countries. and surely in large cases in many countries and destroying their domestic security. so where is the security that the security council needs to guarantee? it's not there, although there is a security council. so where is the peace? what were those guarantees that the united nations needs to guarantee? it is obvious that the key institutio

and here it's done by a member of the united nations security council, destroying internal unity borders, countries, and taking the ride of more than a dozen countries who are selfdetermined and independent. they pursued consistent policy of destroying ethnic and religious diversity. they inflame wars and deliberately lead them in such a way that to kill as many regular civilians and cities. and to leave the country where they deployed their troops in ruins and failed with mass graves. you all see that and they support hatred at the level of the state and seek to support it through other countries through -- export it through other countries through their system of propaganda and political corruption. they provoke a global food crisis that could lead to famine in africa, asia, and other countries. and it will surely in large cases in many countries and destroying their domestic security. so where is the security that the security council needs to guarantee? it's not there, although there is a security council. so where is the peace? what were those guarantees that the united nations need

about the impact it's having on developing countries in terms of food availability in places like africa and asia. ah, he talked about the responsibility of the security council and the united nations to protect the rule of international law and actually went so far as calling for a global conference by the united in to see how to improve and finally achieve the goals of the united nations which is set up, he pointed out to maintain international peace and security, he likened russia to colonizers and ukrainians to slave there. again, i think, appealing to a countries who are in the united nations as the united states and other countries have talked about taking action against russia at the un in the terms, in terms of taking them off the human rights council and so forth to show that they are increasingly isolated. so we are seeing a, from all the speakers in particular, a, a context of international law and violations of international law and allegations of violations of international law. and attempt to direct the response to russia and an astonished defense from asia as expected as well. it. o kristen, what do we believe can actually happen or can actually be achieved at the un

of countries as coercive measures in a confrontation with another country. those are anyway outside the framework of international law. because according to international law, it is in the united nations security council that has to order to, to impose sanctions as part of the core versus measures. the next step of course, measures according to ensure that would be the use of force. but if countries that use such a shipment measures like sanctions as their own initiative, there is no actual authorization, whatever the situation may be, except it's and the kind of right of self defense would be if a country isn't, that is the, is a text. it may with force, but also may use other forms of forcing julian, economic or a legal issue, but also a moral issue. and the problem with the current batch of international sanctions is that they just like not only the russians, but they may affect the rest of the world as well. and there are many aspects for warning about the spectra map or hunger in western africa. people around the world suffering from the increases of gas prices and fuel prices . how do you think the world will react? he'll be jack to seal. so essentially carrying the brand of the american decisio

of the universe of international law and international political architecture, in existence since 1945. yes, but nonetheless. and the very dissolution of the un security councils and, uh, the united nationspassed, and even this night in moscow and yesterday , american time, the ambassador of the united states , uh, out, and thomas greenfield a had to admit that well, it won’t work to exclude russia from uh, the security council, he, but nevertheless, she announced that, uh, i think she said a phrase no less comical than zelensky’s proposal that the united states would isolate russia uh in the security council, yes, in addition to russia, china is a permanent member of the security council; today, other non-permanent members of the security council are countries such as india brazil mexico several african countries, that is, it is obvious that even here is isolation. yes, that is, leaving russia alone, but the security council will not work. uh, dmitry evgenievich here. how do you think? why does the united states generally use the word isolation so often, despite the fact that they still cannot put it into practice and, after all, uh, they hit on their own authority and demonstrate rathe

of boucher ah, i'm carry johnston. this is al jazeera die from dell, also coming up, take action or disband. stern words from the ukranian president addressing of the united nations security council, saying russian leaders must face accountability for war crimes. fears that could be even worse atrocities, to come as images from the town of borrowed yankee sho, building off to building destroyed and as we reach further for the stars, a marked increase in satellite launch is means clearly seeing the skies is becoming appropriate. ukrainian city of butcher has been the scene of alleged atrocities carried out by russian forces for days. now. the killings have joined widespread condemnation from around the world. now even more shocking footage has been revealed. warning now that v was, will find the pictures and andrew chapel report. disturbing bodies weren't just left in the streets of chicago as ukrainian troops and police investigators go house to house. they find many more victims in boucher charred remains, piled on top of each other. it's horrible. you see just 6 bunnies here and the lit house. you can see maybe a 3 and that house it's maybe one muddy. it's chantilly early, who

resolution was immediately after the ominous sexual general of the extent yardley has officially requested, the united nations security council to impose a no fly against any military action against libya. so it wasn't, it wasn't the west. i say it was the international community complete and all members of the security council did not often one can say that about recent big, i'm sorry, big boy, but on the other, on the on it, that's what he said that it wasn't a united front and syria well, you mentioned that you say that you wanted a war on syria more explicitly, you lament the fact you say it's dire. the impact of the libyan arguable catastrophe on humanitarian intervention and syria. but can you understand that, of course, when it comes to islam is terrorism. a lot of people around the world feel that whether it's yugoslavia which empower is the missed to train them to go to afghanistan. whether it be iraq, whether it be that libya, whether it be syria, because there's been plenty of evidence to suggest that british and american involvement with groups allied to al qaeda or in that area that alone isis. that the entire br