of the un security council, and because of the ukrainian military mosquitoes, you can expect any inadequate idea from it, he wrote about it on facebook permanent representative of ukraine about the organization of the united nationsd the statements of the aggressor country and said that in this way russia is trying to discredit the very idea of ​​the organization's security council. next quote from last time, as you remember, the fighting mosquitoes were melting. russia is now trying to stop the supreme ruler of hell whatever name he used satan lucifer or ibis i wonder why the russian delegation refrained from giving this important information to the council or maybe we should prepare for another one of the urgent meeting of the council, as soon as russia will find those who can instruct the council on how to exorcise demons serhiy kislytsia permanent representative of ukraine to the un oleksandr vasyuka joins our broadcast ukrainian diplomats former head of the secretariat of the un security council greetings to you good night mr. oleksandr carefully organization as the un actually advises him takes seriously the statements about combat mosquitoes and about those ideas that russia can still come up with, why is

accordingly , this compensation is in this case and it was accordingly the decision of the security council of the united nationshe decision of the security council, in contrast to the decision of the general assembly, as in our case, it is binding under international law for implementation , that is, just then, including the creation of the compensation mechanism and its tools, the russian federation also voted, in fact, such a situation as now has never existed in world history. when the aggressor state is one of the countries of the un security council, and accordingly, naturally russia will block any decisions of the security council with the help of plenums, correspondingly, the right of veto, therefore, this situation is so legally complex that ukraine is now essentially trying to prove itself first for the first time in countries in the world for such a legal practice, but i just want to emphasize for our viewers that the decision of the general assembly, which was adopted by the majority of the countries of the world, says that the majority of countries say that, after all, they insist on the fact that t

mechanism of special sessions was developed precisely in the case when the un security council, due to the veto power of one of the permanent members of the security council of the united nations, is unable to make a decision on issues that poses a threat to peace in the whole world, this mechanism was developed in 1950. and in 72 years, we have only the 11th case when the united nations organization turns to this mechanism, which is called united for peace, therefore, in any case, this resolution of the general assembly. so it will not have legal force, unlike the resolution of the un security council, but the resolution of the un security council due to the presence of the russian federation and china in the security council, which, unfortunately, voted against and at the un general assembly well, we wouldn’t have received it there, but we have it here, and the importance of this resolution is quite difficult to overestimate, so well, in short, what does it give us, because we are talking about reparations mechanisms? their there is also nothing that complicates the process, how will the actual resolution of russian facebook attacks that are aggressively inflicted work, it d

moldovan political analyst was on radio svoboda because of the new massive shelling of the ukrainian infrastructure of the security council of the united nationsgent meeting at which volodymyr zelensky spoke, where he emphasized that kyiv is waiting for a decisive reaction of the world to the terror perpetrated by russia. all those who support the un charter must react to the actions of the kremlin, the ukrainian president added, and invited representatives of the un to come and see what russia has done to the ukrainian infrastructure , russia's permanent representative to the un, vasyl nebenze, said that russia is striking ukrainian infrastructure facilities in response to the supply by countries according to nebenzi, russian troops will continue to strike until kyiv takes, i quote, a realistic position and returns to the negotiating table at the speech of the russian representative at the council of europe on twitter. the representative of ukraine at the un serhiy kislytsia also reacted to his position. he explained literally on the fingers of one hand, you can even say listen to putler's envoy to the radbezion as today one of my most import

it is not such a state anymore, they have nuclear weapons, they have the right of veto in the security council of the united nationsbut now we see how much they have reduced themselves in the military in terms of their army, they lost a lot of officers , a formidable reputation, so compared to china, which is now a great power, it creates real challenges for the west, in my opinion, turned russia into an isolated pariah, it will become increasingly weaker economically. so, in this sense, the world order, which is undergoing changes because russia is slipping do we have diplomacy now a chance to put an end to this war , it is necessary to make a lot of effort to make diplomacy work, there are many people who talked about becoming a potential mediator, etc. yes ukraine he is clearly not going to cede his territory, and putin is claiming an area that he does not even territorially control, that is, if russian is spoken in the region and he should be automatically dismissed, uh, d role, there are issues that can be discussed. i am convinced that there will come a moment when the russian military will feel completely in

security of the dangers of russian terrorism? this war is a punishment for the russian federation and it will include reforming the united nations system, reforming the way decisions are made in the un security council the very presence of a terrorist state in the united nations security council of nations by and large, it will be necessary to take such steps for such reformation, the only thing is that it will of course require not only time, but also the political will of all other participants of this organization of all states in the majority of the absolute majority of states well , first of all, of course, the members of the council themselves security of the un, which includes not only russia but also china. but after the defeat of the russian federation on the battlefield and the conviction and legal condemnation of it and its activities, a certain window of opportunity will open, including for china, in order to go for a certain reformation of the largest property or the highest body, well, without a security body in the world, yes, for the sake of the security of the united nations, i would like to . he wrote a lot, and in my opinion it was a post on the espresso tv website, read it there

enemy attacks, the black sea grain initiative continues, said during a meeting of the security council of the united nations deputy secretary general for humanitarian affairs, martin prichods , also confirmed the validity of the grain agreement, ukraine and turkey, despite the suspension of russia's participation, continue to send ships and greet wherever possible, at the same time , the un, as a mediator, continues to interact with the russian side to resolve its violation of the issue, grifets added and denied the russian federation's claims of involvement civilian students before the attack on the russian fleet grain corridor - these are just lines on the map were vessels participating in the initiative are not in this area, the corridor does not have a special status, it does not provide either cover or protection for offensive or defensive military actions, it is not a shield, not cover, not a restricted access zone, no joint vessel was in the territory on the night of october 29, when the attack on the russian warships and no civilian vessel reported this incident during the weekend to other topics, f

country that is waging this criminal war, so the world should get out of of this impasse, russia has long been trying to turn the security council of the united nations into an arena where they lie without having been created as the most powerful platform in the world for decisions and actions. a clear assessment of the acts of the terrorist state in accordance with the seventh chapter of the un charter, as i confirm the invitation from ukraine regarding the mission of un experts to the critical infrastructure objects of our country that have experienced that they may be hit by russian missiles, it is necessary to give a proper assessment of the damage and destruction in case of long-term power outages and heating throughout the country has prepared 4,000 heating points, more than 3,000 hryvnias have already been deployed - said the deputy head of the president's office, the tymoshenko wing and more about that what to do and where to go if there is no electricity for a long time lyudmila pavlenko will tell you how the atas connection is here, and the connection is great, this is an unbreakable point in kherson where you can recharge your phone and ge

conditionally speaking, of the iraqi case, yes, that is, it is a decision of the united nations , by the way, this decision must be supported and approved by the security councilthe united nations there are political problems here, which we understand very well, but this is a very important first step that speaks of the approach of the international community. and there is more to come around this international document it is possible to build our diplomatic efforts and work out the mechanism, this is again very important not only in the political plan, but also in the sense that forcing russia to pay can only be done by the forces of the international community. russia for aggression against ukraine, well, from our regular guest serhiy fursa and us banker, i heard the opinion that property rights are very protected in the world, and in order to violate them, there must be some iron-concrete, er, such arguments, and that’s exactly where the decision of the general assembly is, and that’s the argument, when already in national legislation, some decisions aimed at paying compensations can be made, do you think that we needed this decision, even if it’s still in

introduce sanctions against the atomic bomb and this information was announced at the security council of the united nationst we know that such economic relations are very important, including in the united states. the united states buys about 30% of of concentrated uranium e in e-e rosata marasat sells uranium to both uzbekistan and kazakhstan and only now kazakhstan has made a decision to independently sell uranium e-e big construction e-e in seedlings and in hungary in turkey and so on and there is a lot of pressure e-e in order that these sanctions should not be imposed, but i believe that it is possible to impose sanctions against the management of rosatom, no, no, no, well, if it is considered politically inexpedient to impose sanctions against rosatov, it is the management of rosatom, and we know those people who come to the zaporizhia nuclear power station and who exert pressure on the staff therefore, it is quite possible, but it is difficult for me to comment on it, it is already like this, it is for political experts, er, tasks, i, as it were, do not have enough general information for me to make

conditionally speaking, of the iraqi case, yes, that is, there is a decision of the united nations , by the way, this decision must be supported and approved the council, the security council, the organization of the united nations here have their own political problems, which we understand very well, but this is a very important first step that speaks of the approach of the international community. and around this international document, we can build our diplomatic efforts and work out some kind of mechanism . again, it is very important not only in the political sense, but also in the sense that forcing russia to pay can only be done by the forces of the international community. bricks in the future mechanism of economic responsibility of russia for aggression against ukraine, well , from our constantly visiting serhiy fursa and on calls, i heard the opinion that the right of property is very protected in the world and in order to violate it, there must be some reinforced concrete, er, such arguments, and here that's exactly the decision i'm not the legion itself - this is such an argument when already in national legislation some decisions can be made aimed at p

about factology, but simply about law, as no one is interested at all now about the security council of the united nations are on demand, but the kiev regime. here should get together, right? and what, i want to say , they remembered where the security council is located in kiev, yes, that is, they began to tell zelensky that there is a certain institution where he, among other things, speaks online, which deals with international law. but all these 8 years. where they were, they did not know where the security council was located, they never had a desire. when there was still such an opportunity to just fly there and tell or answer questions about how they do not comply, the very international law that they now refer to where they ran for help, and they ran for help to the structure that they ridiculed, saying both poroshenko and zelensky that they were not even going to implement the security council resolution, which was in support and included this very agreement, the minsk agreements, the minsk agreement, which was expressed they ran there. they, you, you, you mocked these international laws, you tho

the territory of ukraine in on wednesday, russia and china voted for the project against the united states of america, great britain and france, 10 non-permanent members of the un security council abstained. of the united nationsution on the creation of a commission that should investigate the activities of these so-called biolaboratories of the united states of america on the territory of ukraine general russia has been talking about these biolaboratories for more than one year, creating certain informational pretexts in order to tell about these biolaboratories there is no evidence of the existence of such bio-laboratories, do such bio-laboratories exist in other countries, if there are none in ukraine, including in russia, by the way , well, first of all, we want to clearly note that the russian federation now has no more arguments in terms of victory and somehow pushing ukraine science to us and even more exposing to the world that we are some kind of aggressive, so to speak, such monsters, this is also dirty nuclear weapons and belgorod laboratories, i also spoke earlier about the high use of chemical weapons, that's all the fakes that he launches, but they launch just at full blast, let's say i said that

of the united states, also on capitol hill. but i have no doubt that china has a responsibility. china is a permanent member of the security council of the united nations with the united states, of course, it has, to make the principles the basic principles which are sovereignty, territory integrity respected even by the fifth member of the security council which has principles. china must be active to bring this war to an end and to make necessary pressures on russia. >> bret: foreign policy writes it this way, mr. ambassador. biden and macron's historic opportunity. the united states worries about a potential chinese invasion of taiwan perhaps as early as 2027. washington does not expect the europeans to offer a military response, but it does hope that europe will help deter china from using force and sanctions in the event of an attack. given that trans-atlantic against russia. cannot afford to are lose it with when dealing with china. a lot of people look at this visit as very important. also important to note that president macron was also the word three-eared meet with president trump. that was the first state dinner that they hosted at the white

the first female governor of south carolina. and then on the security council of the united nations, i was the only woman. but i never let that bother me. i always thought that, you know, i had to show them what it was that i was going to do. i to show them what they needed to do to be with me. and so i'll give an when i got out of college. and i was the first female executive or i was the only female executive for this company, six of its subsidiaries. i was an accounting and we were getting ready for a meeting and the ceo was running late and. he came running into the boardroom. he said, i'm sorry, i'm running late. and the cfo looked over at me and he said, nikki, will you get paul a cup of coffee coffee right out of college? and i remember not knowing what i was going to do, but knowing that whatever i did was going to dictate how they treated me going forward. and so i said, absolutely. and leaned to the table and called my assistant. and i said, kim, will you please bring paul a cup of coffee. they never asked me to do that again. but you know what i say is it's you don't have to embarrass someone.

me, of course, theoretically similar to uh, can be taken solely by decision of the security councils of the united nations, we see the realities are completely different more than 10,000 sanctions are visible today, then against russia against belarus there are also enough of them, including uh against a company that operates in the field of, uh, the production and export of mineral fertilizers, however , everything related to e. hmm importing mineral fertilizers to, uh, the countries that need it. we uh, have, uh, supply opportunities, and in this case, of course, because of the sanctions. here, uh, the mechanics are broken, this is so and there is no need to hush it up, but let's have a fishing rod and a fish. let's give to those who need it. i would like to ask one last question about your relationship. how do you assess the overall role of turkey not only in grain? but also in an attempt to find a way to resolve the conflict in ukraine as a whole know turkey despite the fact that we sometimes sparks somewhere in the international, excuse me, bilateral relations. uh has been and will remain our closest

the fall of the authority of the united nations as a global institution designed to protect the interests of the entire world community. how fair are the accusations of both the security counciln your opinion, firstly, the united nations is not some kind of world policeman or world gendarme who keeps order in the world in various regions. e he is a member state. these are 193 countries. each of which has its own national interests and priorities both in bilateral relations and in international platforms, with regard to the security council. here is the situation. uh, hmm, the situation here is quite understandable because uh, the permanent members of the security council have the right to branches, which is good, because it gives an opportunity. preserve some remnants of stability, remnants of rationality in the work of both the security council and the organization of the united nations, because this makes it possible not to miss the most odious decisions that may be submitted to the security council for consideration. thank you for participating in the main broadcast for your opinion with us. was in touch permanent representative of belarus to the un valentina rybakov, rega

wednesday against the united states of america great britain and france received 10 non-permanent members of the un security council, i will remind you earlier that russia sent to the united nations security council of the draft resolution on the creation of a commission that was supposed to investigate the activities of these so-called biolaboratories of the united states of america on the territory of ukraine, mr. general, russia is no longer alone year tells about these biolaboratories, creates some specific informational reasons to tell about these biolaboratories, there is no evidence of the existence of such biolaboratories, do such biolaboratories exist in other countries, if they are not in ukraine, including in russia, by the way, well, in first of all, we want to clearly point out that the russian federation now has no arguments in terms of victory and somehow pushing ukraine of science towards us and even more exposing to the world that we are some kind of aggressive, so to speak er, monsters are also dirty nuclear weapons and belgorod laboratories, i also spoke earlier about the high use of chemical weapons, these are all fakes that launch them, but they launch them a

that the same organization ob' of the united nations are still not undergoing evolution, because we even see that now, even at the level of the relevant security councilt the united nations, there is a broad discussion, after all, about taking away the right of veto from the russian federation as a country that accordingly, she herself carried out such an aggression in the world history of international law. there was simply no such precedent. therefore, dan, you need some time. thank you oleksiy buryachenko, candidate of political sciences. well, now the news review. fortify the borders of ukraine for drones. join the gathering of the border guard, because not in general, the enemy has released more than 30 of mine shells , the head of the sumy regional military administration, dmytro zhyvitskyi, informed in a telegram that the invaders were hit with mortars in the novoslobodsk community, according to zhivytskyi, as a result of 6 clearings, a residential building was damaged in another community, the enemy fired artillery, fortunately, there was no destruction. however, due to an accident on a low-voltage cable, part of sumy was left without power su

e, possible on the platform of the organization of the united nations, of course, e depressing in the un security council such a story goes, it will, of course, be vetoed. and not only russia will impose a veto, i think that it will be against. uh, at least china well, as for the fact that this resolution was adopted and unfortunately, similar ones can be accepted, but yes , legal uh, force strictly speaking, legally binding this document is not a reputational blow, but the basis for those who might try to rob us. uh, our contributions are our gold- gold reserves. uh, abroad and somehow real estate objects have already been forced to appropriate such cases in the same united states. but uh, what to do? these are the realities of today. today it is necessary to work on the platform of the united nations and continue our only correct one. line uh, denounce nazism. uh, proving his case and then more and more countries on the site. the un thinks it will support our approach, based on that. uh, let's work no big deal in this resolution. no she's annoying, she's weird. uh, because nothing like this has been ac

to peace and security chapter seven of the charter of the united nations explicitly states that issues of peace and security are within the exclusive competence of the un security counciley are not belong to the competence of the general assembly of the general assembly when something seems important to it. in such cases, the right to draw the attention of the security councils to the relevant situations, but not decide not to take aside in certain disputes. moreover , uh, to develop some recommendations on the creation of mechanisms. this is the first. ah, moreover , in the same charter it is said that when the security council deals with the relevant issue. uh, then the general assembly, in principle, cannot discuss it, which, in fact, we observe right in the opposite genre there, because in security, of course, these issues are discussed almost daily, but, uh, the general nevertheless interferes in this way in the work of the security council. this is the first side, so to speak, purely statutory legal second. when it comes to compensation. uh, some damage. perhaps this is the topic. uh, strictly, legally purely, if you want financial property compensation. anything

russia and its exclusion from the osce parliamentary assembly, as well as from the council security of the united nationsggression in ukraine, such a comment was made by the ukrainian marshal of the xenat of poland , tomashgorodsky, that is, we can already see that the trend is gaining momentum, nevertheless, such decisions are often required. well, i do not know of any consensus in europe. i have doubts about whether there will even be the powers of the russian delegation in the osce parliamentary assembly have been suspended, as far as my memory serves, these decisions are made by consensus there, and this is the place, by the way, in which belarus, beloved by many citizens of ukraine, is present therefore, one ally is obvious. is there already, or will serbia play on the side of russia, with a high degree of probability , i think so, will armenia play, well, let's see . to understand that the osce, which was created in the 1970s , evgeny magda, director of the institute of world politics , colleagues. time and resources in the meantime, there is, in my opinion, a very important message that demonstrat

one of the priorities of the allies of ukraine, including the united states, in the process today in an interview with voice of america, john kirby , a representative of the national security council of the united states, said these are his words, i will tell you we are working closely with the ukrainians almost every day discussing the capabilities they need and what we can do or provide them now much attention is paid to us air defense provide air defense since the beginning of this conflict we are still studying what can be done with more advanced capabilities to help the ukrainians shoot down drones and cruise missiles with which the russians continue to attack civilian infrastructure we also work with allies and partners approximately 40 other countries provide security assistance to ukraine france spain germany did indeed a large contribution to the provision of some additional means of air defense to ostap, should we expect that the united states will actually go to the transfer of american tanks to ukraine, abrams tanks, so far we do not see this, this question was also addressed to the pentagon, why does america not provide its tanks, abrams tanks, to ukraine, and they an

this is just the language used by the united nations in the united nations security council. ready to give a sense of gravitas, to what they're doing. but these tests have been going on for some time. and it's clear why these tests are going on. they are in response to the united states walking away from what should have been a nuclear ization a deal during the trump administration. remember, kim jong on went to hanoi with a deal in hand. it was a deal that he had to wrangle out of his you out of his government. people think that he's a dictator can do it every once, but that's simply not how that system works. he had to go in and sell it hard and he got that same permission, but he got the green light to go forward only to be snubbed by the united states. this is a great loss of face. and then they tried to hold the door open for continue talks for the bind administration, but the by administration refused even in gauge. this is why north korea started doing more tests and more just an effort to say, hey, we're here, take us seriously. they were ignored, so now they've crossed the rubicon, they decl

your answers oleksandr oleksandr matsuka ukrainian diplomat of the un was the head of the secretariat of the united nations security councilnd was with us just now. during the negotiations, russia once again launched missile strikes on ukrainian infrastructure, anna brykova will tell in more detail, almost 11 tons of agricultural products, ukraine was still able to transport by sea to 38 countries despite war starting in august, that's when the initiative of the un and turkey began to act like this with separate agreements with ukraine and russia two days before the end of the agreement and extended it for four months, the world saw that without ukrainian exports it is impossible to guarantee global food security, our export grain initiative is already helping stabilization and the decision to extend it for 120 days has just been made. but the proposal to extend the black sea initiative indefinitely is vital for stability, so ukraine officially appealed to the partners to extend the agreement for a year and to add the port of mykolaiv to it, because before the full-scale invasion, 70% of food was transported by sea, and th

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peace is good hm under what conditions are you a permanent member of the security council, probably under the terms of the united nationsrent international law statute yes, russia must withdraw its troops so let's talk about this and we will talk and this is how they will achieve peace how russia says to peace what we will record the situation that is now somewhere on the fronts and we will all disperse the data will not be like that in two minutes there will be eh p dmytro yes what you said about the g20 with ukraine let's finish but the achievements it seems that no one is contesting the ukrainian language peace, but the time frame we still do not fully understand, that is, everything depends on the armed forces of ukraine and only on them, er, not only from the armed forces of ukraine, because we will receive extremely large military assistance eh from the united states of america and partners well more than 55 countries 54 countries eh for rammstein yes yes ah next of course we are extremely seriously dependent on financial aid and who also receive my from the european union of the united states of america other par

they said that without the african guns, it was done anyway and not become a member of the united nations security council. without the resources of africa. alignment deals in reset, the un environmental summers in egypt. we're needing a kind of power, the grain to pay reparations for pollution that has cool global climate change. the deal full sees the establishment of a quote, loss and damage fund, distribute money to nations in need, but it's currently unclear exactly what amounts to be provided. in the meantime, progress saw which earlier this year suffer from devastating flooding attributes. it's 5 change has welcome to move as a way to help rebuild the affected areas. for cameron algo office said he will take time to rebuild time. the pakistan's economy is based on agriculture and so much was swept away in the flooding. pakistan is facing a crisis worker, but with financial help, pakistan will grow again in the economy will be strong. they saw what said, oh, yeah, the heavy monsoon caused flooding and pakistan and people faced troubles. pakistan is a poor country and the world should send special he

the u.n. security council can define. sadly, this is going to be decided through force of arms. amy: last month vladimir putin said the world should reconsider the power structure within the united nationsperhaps is worth thinking the structure of the united nations, including its security council, could to a greater extent reflect the variety of the world's regions. it will depend on asia, africa, and latin america. much more than it is thought today. this growth of their influence is undoubtedly positive. america richard gowan, you're the u.n. director of the international crisis group. your response to that. also, you must have been following this kerfuffle where the u.s. congressional progressive caucus, the largest caucus in congress, wrote a letter to biden's and you can continue the weapon sales but push for negotiation. pramila jayapal, the chair of the caucus then withdrew that. we spoke to one of the members, ro khanna, who said he absolutely supported that letter. if we could get your response? >> firstly on the question of performing the u.n. the irony vladimir putin things the u.s. dominates the u.n., but a lot of american diplomats and european diplomats would say the real

the hands of use that are responsible for dealing with the situation regarding world hunger. so today in that very building, we have the un security council of 15 member body that leads the united nation convene to discuss the aftermath of an attack on a humanitarian corridor. and candidate for enabling food to be ex bored and graham also requested a un security council meeting on monday, informing allegations of the ukraine drone attack. use them as i'm green card, also cover russians defense. and as he says, the intelligence obtained from the wreckage of the drones shows a part of travel through the safe zone, originating from the port city of a desa. the slight western countries and founding the alarm about global food prices, the u. and has said that over 6000000 tons of a cleaning grain went to developed countries in the past 3 months. that was 6 times larger than the amount that went to nations facing extreme hunger. and more than 10 times more than what was supplied to the poor countries in africa. oh, okay, and the other, so he's out, china warns of a potential arms race push forward by washington as the u. s. repulses he plans to deploy up to 6 nuclear capable. b, 52 bombers

the icbm launch is a violation of un security council resolutions. what sort of response can we expect as a result? this is absolutely a violation of the united nations security council resolutions. however, given the political climate, notably between the us and russia currently, but also between us and china, we can't expect any condemnation to come from the security council at this point, much less additional sanctions. so i would imagine that we will probably see increased sanctions unilaterally by the united states, by south korea and japan following suit, possibly also european nations or the european union. i think that we can expect south korea to respond with its on missile demonstrations showing how its forces along with those the u. s. might be able to retaliate against 3 or for this behavior. we can also possibly imagine a strategic assets from the united states and talk to be deployed or to use that to be used in order to reinforce deterrence against young. why is north korea foreign so many missiles of late? i think there's a number of reasons. one of them is the permissive condition that i mentioned earlier, namely that the, the breakd

of n g o, the entities that are responsible for dealing with the situation regarding world hunger. so today in that very building, we had the un security council of 15 member by that leads the united nation. we convene to discuss the aftermath of an attack on a humanitarian corridor intended for enabling food to be export and graham moscow requested a u. s. security council meeting on monday, following allegations that the ukrainian drone attack used the maritime green card or for cover roches defense, as he says, and then toes taint from the wreckage of the drones show the path of travel through the safe zone originating from the pool city of desa. now, despite western countries found in the alarm about a global food crisis, the u. n. has said that over 6000000 tons of ukrainian grain went to developed countries in the past 3 months. that was 6 times larger than the amount that went to nations facing extreme hunger. and more than 10 times more than what was supplied to the poorest countries in africa. ah, one of the world's largest i t conference's website. it is set to take place this week in portugal, but this light being promoted for suppose inclusivity. it's banned the u. s. investi

the hands of use that are responsible for dealing with the situation regarding world hunger. so today in that very building, we had the un security council of 15 member body that leads the united nation convened to discuss the aftermath of an attack on a humanitarian corridor. and candidate for enabling food to be ex bored in graham. when returning to his speech on monday, the russian president also call the sabotage, have been nord stream pipeline system, quote. terrorist attack that's after russia was finally allowed to examine the site of the explosions, a full month after the damage was done. the question is sitting the skunk of ceiling. miss gas problem has been allowed to examine the explosion site on the north stream pipeline system. there were 2 craters, 3 and 5 meter steep. a pipe 40 meters long was ripped out of place, bent at a 90 degree angle, and hurled 40 meters to the side in the direction of the north train to pipeline, which was also damaged by the explosion. and fragments of that pipe, but this was clearly a terrorist attack. it is difficult for us to maintain control over this part of the system. because it's within the territory of the special economic zone of den

the hands of use that are responsible for dealing with the situation regarding world hunger. so today in that very building, we had the un security council of 15 member body that leads the united nation. we convened to discuss the aftermath of an attack on a humanitarian corridor. and candidate for enabling food to be ex bored in graham. and just returning to president putin's speech on monday, he also said that around 5 percent of the export only from ukraine, have gone to the pseudonym poorest nations. earlier i discussed the issue and more with human rights labor rights. laura dunn complex here in the studio. well, obviously i am saddened by it. it's, you know, people are going to be hurt by that. a lot of the world, particularly the middle east in africa, depend on grain from this region for their survival at the same time. and it does appear that they wore attacks against the russian fleet in the black sea by ukrainian forces. and apparently the u. k. was somehow involved as well, and obviously, you know, when that happens, it's no longer humanitarian court or right. it's now a military chord or so it's, it's very regrettable. but i would say that it's, that it is understandable

sea grain initiative remains in force , this will be discussed during the meeting of the security council united nations deputy secretary- general for humanitarian affairs martin hrifets said that ukraine and turkey also confirmed the validity of the grain agreement, despite the suspension of russia's participation in the ship continue to send and check wherever possible, at the same time the un as a mediator continues to interact with the russian side in order to resolve its violation of the issue, added grifets, he also denied the statements of the russian federation about the involvement of civilian vessels in the attack on the russian fleet, the grain corridor is just lines on the map when vessels that take participation in the initiative are not in this area, the corridor does not have a special status, it does not provide either cover or protection for offensive or defensive military operations, it is not a shield, not a cover, not a zone restricted access, not a single civilian ship was in the corridor on the night of october 29, when the attack on a russian warship took place, and not a single c

the hands of use that are responsible for dealing with the situation regarding world hunger. so today in that very building, we had the un security council of 15 member body that leads the united nation. we convene to discuss as the aftermath of an attack to on a humanitarian corridor and candidate for enabling food to be bored, gram, to another aspect of the russian leader speech and monday, flooding are put and said that only 5 percent of the grain exports from ukraine have gone to the most in need nations near i discuss the issue, the pressing well with human rights lawyer done colic, who believes the west, the stuart's, the facts, to continue the cranium complex. look, the disinformation, the censorship around this conflict in ukraine and around russia in general. the disinformation and censorship in the west, and particularly in the u. s, which i can speak to because i am from the united states is unprecedented. i've never seen this level of disinformation ever regarding any conflict, and that's saying a lot because we've been lied to a lot about many things about weapons of mass destruction in iraq, about the gulf baton again and vietnam, etc, etc. but this is the worst i've ev

of n g o. the hands that are responsible for dealing with the situation regarding world hunger. so today in that very building, we had the un security council of 15 member body that leads the united nation convened to discuss the aftermath of an attack on a humanitarian corridor. and candidate for enabling food to be ex, bored in china, was of a potential arms race put forward by washington. as the u. s. could pull to the positive for up to 6 nuclear k will be $52.00 bombers in northern australia. the relevant to us behaviors have increased regional tensions seriously undermined regional peace instability and may trigger and arms race in the region. the investigation by also is a b, c, television network claims washington plaza. how's the bombers at the tyndall air base south of darwin, the regional capital of the northern territory? it said the project will cost upwards of a $100000000.00. all the work is due to be completed within 4 years. now we asked for a comment on the rebels about the deployment of the b, $52.00 bombers from the pentagon and the australian defense ministry. and we'll bring you any response now the director of the center of council, hedge of money studies to madis

of n g o. the hands that are responsible for dealing with the situation regarding world hunger. so today in that very building, we had the un security council of 15 member body that leads the united nation reconvene to discuss the aftermath of an attack on a humanitarian corridor and candidate for enabling food to be bored in gram. another aspect of the russian liter statement, late on monday night, with only 5 percent of the grain exports from ukraine of actually gone to the most in need nations. early am i called a unit, a neil was here, of course, in the studio discussing the issue with human and labor rights lawyer. don kovachick, look the disinformation, the censorship around this conflict in ukraine and around russia in general. the disinformation and censorship in the west, and particularly in the u. s, which i can speak to because i am from the united states is unprecedented. i have never seen this level of disinformation ever regarding any conflict. and that saying a lot, because we've been lied to a lot about many things about weapons of mass destruction in iraq, about the gulf, the fall again, and vietnam, et cetera, et cetera. but this is the worst i've ever seen it. they do

so today in that very building, we had the un security council of 15 member body that leads the united nation. we convene to discuss the aftermath of an attack on a humanitarian corridor and candidate for enabling food to be bored and gram. now another aspect of the russian leaders speech on monday, let me put in said that only 5 percent of the green exports from ukraine. i've gone to those nations most in need. earlier i discussed the issue is a pressing one with human labor rights. laura dunn colic who believes the with the store. it's the facts to continue the ukrainian complet. look the disinformation the censorship around this conflict in ukraine and around russia in general. the disinformation and censorship in the west, and particularly in the u. s. which i can speak to because i am from the united states, is unprecedented. i have never seen this level of disinformation ever regarding any conflict. and that saying a lot, because we've been lied to a lot about many things about weapons of mass destruction in iraq about the gulf. it's all again and vietnam, et cetera, et cetera. but this

so on of each country, but at the same time, a multipolar world implies an e world e in, headed by the international hierarchy at the head of the united nations organization and the security councilas it was after the second world war. naturally adjusted for e, modern realities and from such a multipolar world with main. the un is difficult to talk about when de facto it is hacked by the us state department at the same time. eh, many countries. i think that they are able to come to common sense, you just need to work. the more of us among them our opponents, the fewer of them among us we will still work actively on the platform of the general assembly, he spoke about this as a member as well. e of the russian delegation at the current session of the general assembly, approved by the president of russia although the only member of our delegation who did not receive an american visa, the united nations is nevertheless important to us. well, as regards specifically this resolution, which formalizes, fixes the possibility of reparation of the robbery of russia, appropriation of our property, our buildings, our e various other objects. e in different countries of the world. this is ve

of a special tribunal either, because the creation of any tribunal, as we observed in the former yugoslavia, before this parliament, and within the united nations, this requires a decision by the security council the chances of acceptance, which, of course, are zero. so uh more importantly it will continue. of course, it must be said that many countries, including european ones, have already made a statement in the national capacity that yes, i would like to, but our own constitution does not give such an opportunity. well, it means that there are still remnants of some kind of legal, and consciousness remained against the background of general legal non-delism vladimirovich well, let's know, we may be a little later we'll get back to this, but this one is hotter. the topic, probably in terms of international security, is, of course, tuesday night, when this incident with missiles, uh, you know. here, indeed. we have already talked about this today, too, in part, but i was struck by their reaction, so it was. well, firstly, she was not natural, but for a high rank. and i mean , the polish authorities and so on at once. we found the culprit, immediately determined that it was who it was and in