security council as well. the ambassador said that he had received an outpouring of a condolences over this killing that members of the security council, including the presidency. that would be the united states who holds the security council presidency. this man had expressed their, their regret and their concern. he wants action, he wants the council to come together and make a statement at something that they very rarely do on the situation in the palestinian territory. so that is where things are for, for the arab group here that and they said that they put some elements together that they felt that the council could come together and work on. and of course they're calling on the you when to support those efforts as well. ok, christine, thank you very much for the moment. kristin salome life for us at the united nations. let's get some analysis now with our senior political analyst, marin bashar, who's alive from london, are the ambassadors at the united nations. they're calling for an international independent investigation. my one, what did you make of what they had to say? to look at it is important, of course, in terms

considered agreed, and then the general case is that the chairman of the security council makes this statement on behalf of the securityncil, this is procedural, but the resolution is voted on and applied. below is the legal status, and in principle it is more of a political declaration than the resolutions and security councils which are binding. you know, here you can approach what was adopted yesterday in two ways you are right that for the first time during the war, the member states agreed, let's say yes, some text is very short, very toothless, well, let's say none. maybe i'm looking at this text. of this statement, well, it is approaching zero, let's be honest, but still, it's very good that they did it. the russian federation is asking everyone how it is that russia has also joined the consensus . we can also understand these are the frameworks in which we can hope that russia will support any text, if it is there. such words are the indictable word war. well, the third and most important one seems to me to be important here. i see a certain positive, so do you remember that the secretary general went to to mos

10s of statements issued by different countries, including members of the security council, including the president of the security security council. one can see that there is many common points together. that logically should allow for every action from the security council, if not exactly in all these elements, perhaps some other elements and that is up to the negotiation between the different parties. and as we speak, we put on the hands of a close friends in the security council language to reflect what i am saying. and we hope that the, the security council would raise to the level of acting on such thing. and to act as quickly as possible. as get more reaction from the united nations. now with kristin salome, who's there for, as we heard from her ambassadors to the un there earlier, reacting to the killing of a collie, christine, tell us about their message to the international community. right, well the palestinian ambassador, as well as the arab group of ambassadors here at the united nations and the league of arab states are calling for this independent international investigation. as well as action by th

10s of statements issued by different countries, including members of the security council, including the president of the security security council, one can see that there is a many common points together. that logically should allow for a reaction from the security council, if not exactly in all these elements, perhaps some other elements and that is up to the negotiation between the different parties. and as we speak, we put in the hands of or close friends in the security council language to reflect what i am saying. and we hope that the, the security council would raise to the level of acting on such thing and to act as quickly as possible. kristen salumi is live for us at the united nations in new york. chris, and thanks for joining us. we heard from arab ambassadors to the you in earlier, tell us about their message to the international community. well, arab masters are calling for a quick response and aid an investigation into the death of our colleague, serene elbow. al cla, those condemnations and calls for an investigation came quickly here at the united nations. from many sources, the difference seems

security council to make such a threat. and we will respond and hold them accountable. >> is there a plan in place? >> the plan is to bring them before the securitycouncil. the plan is to discourage them from taking such an action. and it's our hope that the pressure that we're putting on them now in the security council will encourage them not to take these types of actions and not to make these kinds of threats against a defenseless ukraine when it comes to the use of nuclear weapons. and should they make the mistake of using nuclear weapons, we will hold them accountable. i won't detail what we will do here, but they should know that we will respond very, very strongly to them if they should do that. >> let's go back to february 24th, the day ukraine was invaded by russia. vladimir putin announced the start of what healled the "special military operation" in ukraine, and that announcement came in the middle of an emergency u.n. security council meeting intended to avert a war. >> at the exact time, as we are gathered in the council, seeking peace, putin delivered a message of war in total disdain for the responsibility of this council. this is

activities could harm the security of ukraine, espresso journalists inquired with all the authorized bodies of the national council of the national security council of the national security and defense council of the state special communications group and many we only received an answer from the security service of ukraine based on the results of the examination of your letter. we inform you that there is no information on the issues raised. meanwhile, the media community came to the support of the tv channels. we understand that there is a political component to this . which, in my opinion, is wrong because we know that before the war, the tv channel took a strict oppositional position. but after the start of the war, the tv channel declared that politicians leave the struggle until after the war and now take a balanced position, so why not include them on the air, it’s wrong. espresso journalists found the management of the rrt concern, which is responsible for the operation of tv towers throughout the country, and it did not happen in kyiv, where in the conditions war, the main management decisions are made and not where the tv towers were most affected by the russian

channel could harm the security of ukraine , espresso journalists asked all the authorized bodies of the national council of the national security council of the national security, the concern of the state intelligence service , and many others. we received an answer only from the security service of ukraine for based on the results of consideration of your letter, we inform you about the lack of information on the issues raised, meanwhile , the media community came out in support of the tv channels, we understand that there is a political component to this, they were not allowed, they were not allowed are still allowed to participate in this telethon well, in my opinion, it is wrong, because we know that before the war, the tv channel took a strict oppositional position. but after the start of the war, the tv channel said that the politicians leave the fight to after the war, they now take a balanced position, so why exactly? it is wrong not to include them on the air. espresso journalists found the management of the rrt concern, which is responsible for the operation of tv towers throughout the country, and this did not happen in kyiv , where the main managem

vision of relevant aspects of international and regional security formed the basis of the anniversary statement of the collective security council securitythank armenia for the fruitful chairmanship and the russian side for the timely initiative to hold this forum. thank you for your attention. thanks to kassym-zhimarka , they had, uh, the floor is given to the presidents of the kyrgyz republic, sadyry nurgoshovich zaporov, please. thank you good afternoon, dear vladimir vladimirovich dear chairman of the collective security council of the collective security treaty organization nikol ivayevich, dear head of state, brother of all of you to see your speech in hospitable moscow. i want to start with congratulations first turn. e, i congratulate our fraternal peoples on the 77th anniversary of the great victory, and on may 9, many thousands of days took place in kyrgyzstan, the happiness of the immortal regiment under the slogans of eternal glory to the heroes. no one is forgotten, nothing is forgotten, and in the republic they keep and honor this holiday of the triumph of the soviet people over nazism and fascism, a deep tribute to the mem

uh, meetings, permanent members of the security councils, uh, related to each other, i mean issues of russia's foreign security policy speaker sergeevich lavrov, let's start working. bilateral cooperation, primarily in the trade and economic sphere, was discussed today in a telephone conversation between vladimir putin and turkish president recep tayyip erdogan , the leaders agreed to strengthen ties in the field of energy, transport and tourism, and the topic of ukraine was discussed. seas, including for the export of grain from ukrainian ports, the president also noted that problems in the world food market arose due to short-sighted politicians. west and confirmed russia can export significant volumes of fertilizers and agricultural products if the relevant sanctions are lifted from it. more than 300 nationalists and almost 50 units of military equipment were destroyed in a day by russian aviation during a special military operation to protect the donbass artillery, missile troops were hit over 60 command posts, including operational command facilities south in the nikolaev region, and in nikolaev itself at

project asno dreams of the state state prayer on infinity on information security onon security and today approved by the security councilof the country's security council andrey grigoriev maria grigory grigoriev maria for the sake of his nataliano the whole depth of the news. something like that is still a working program president's charts president's charts today. today, i arranged a meeting, a speech in the mode of holding a conference in the mode of holding a conference with the governor of the kaliningrad region in front of him, that anton malik clothes, that anton alikhanov in the coming years will continue to work for years to continue to work as state intensively. how to clean the system drew attention to the important issues for the region champions issues in particular the relationship associated with the reduction of the construction of the reduction of the entire construction sector. cut u build flow u construction. yes, a sufficient message in general. what is connected with what is connected with now now, taking into account the current march of the current moment, the start of a special operation of the n

council and can stop anything the security council -- the other partners in the security've heard that overand over again. but what we've achieved in security council, we've isolated the russians. and we were able to actually take the condemnation of russia in a resolution to the general assembly and got more than 140 nations to vote to condemn the russians. so, they are not succeeding with their veto in stopping us. their veto is -- it's not allowing them to achieve the goals that they want to achieve. >> food security is obviously a huge thing. you spoke about it yesterday. the world food program chief said, a failure to open the closed ports in ukraine to get grain out could be, in their words, declaration of war on global food security. >> it absolutely is a declaration of war. >> that's going to have ripple effects around the world. >> absolutely. what the russians are doing at this moment, contributing to this food insecurity crisis, some countries import more than 50% of their grains from ukraine. and because of the russian blockades and the black sea, because of r

security treaty organization currently consists of six states russia armenia belarus kazakhstan kyrgyzstan and tajikistan collective security treaty was signed on may 15, 1992. in tashkent in 10 years the collective security council transformed into an international organization about the collective security council, the highest body of the collective security council, consisting of the heads of state . in 2007. the csto peacekeeping forces were created in 2009 as a collective rapid reaction force, and in 2014 as a collective aviation force. at the beginning of this year, the csto contingent was successfully used in kazakhstan for the first time to overcome the terrorist threat, january 13 the mission was successfully completed in 2022 in the akb presides, armenia the total area of ​​natural fires again increased by four and a half thousand hectares per day. this is information from the air forest guard, the forests are burning the most in the krasnoyarsk territory. there, more than 12,000 hectares are engulfed in flames. all resources have been mobilized in the region, the grouping of airport workers has been strengthened the day before another 88 people arrived there, but most of the new outbreaks, according to

security treaty organization currently consists of six states russia and armenia belarus kazakhstan kyrgyzstan and tajikistan collective security treaty was signed on may 15, 1992. in tashkent, after 10 years , the collective security councilformed into an international organization about the collective security council, the highest body of the council of collective security, consisting of the heads of state, it is he who decides the fundamental issues of activity organizations in the csto format conduct military cooperation. in 2007. the csto peacekeeping forces were created.

that biden supports japan's plan for a defense budget increase along with the yuan security council seat -- un securityouncil seat. manus: if you reflect on the talk about the power determined to -- power demonstrated by a biden visiting the region. the egregious aggression of russia and reaffirming the g7 response, which will take place in hiroshima. in terms of the support, obviously they have communicated very regularly during this heightened period of distress. he talks about japan suffering the atomic bomb attack and that the world must found to avoid such a catastrophe again. again, a very sort of subtle lien into my you remember we have -- lean into, you may were member we talked about perhaps a targeted nuclear strike in this conflict. i think the prime minister laying the ground and warning the world of the risks of what happened before. dani: certainly. again, a lot of it centered around the discussion of defense, and it is a heightened geopolitical tensioned world we are living in. biden talked about putting a new cdc office in japan. so covid and those concerns never too far away. that is b

security council the un expressed another deep concern. due to the unstable situation in ukraine, without mentioning the war, a short statement was published on twitter on the page of france, which chairs the security council in the message says quote the security council expresses deep concern about maintaining peace and security in ukraine, it reminds that all states have undertaken to resolve their disputes by peaceful means it supports the efforts of the un secretary general to resolve the problem peacefully end of quote there is not a single word about war in the statement i would like to note that the statement of the security council of ukraine was agreed by consensus, that is, with the participation of russia, the text of this message was developed by norway and mexico. 41 people, including 11 women, succeeded to return home during the next exchange of prisoners, this was reported by the minister of reintegration iryna vereshchuk 28 military and 13 civilians are returning home, according to the sbu, since the beginning of the full-scale invasion of russia , nine exchanges of prisoners have been carried out to ukraine , 324 people have been returned to ukraine, almost half a thousand ukraini

security council. what it refers to as the palestinian question. it is one of the longest items on the security council agenda at the you and it's been on, on the security council of jennifer for longer than many other conflicts here. and this was a chance to update the security council on the latest developments in the region. and clearly the killing of sharina block lay. the al jazeera journalist was one of the most significant developments, as nearly every speaker mentioned it, and called for accountability and investigation. and speakers, however, put her death in the context of these bigger issues that the council has been grappling with when terms of the middle east in the palestinian question, what the middle east envoy tore venison referred to as a pattern of violence. he talked about a daily clashes, forced evictions, settlement expansion, demolition and seizure of palestinian property. and of course of the death toll which in the last month for palestinians is 10 citizens of the palestinian occupied territories including women and children. israelis had been killed as well and that wa

security council. they could have tried to block us speaking with a procedural vote. i think they decided not to because they knew they probably wouldn't win the procedural voting. the security council, that's one place and security council that you don't have a veto. she's made it clear. the crimes and the human rights situation is deteriorating. getting was every single day, and she'll also be talking in this speech about accountability because she has human rights monitors there. but there's also the international criminal court. and there's a commission of inquiry that has been set up by the human rights council. lots of investigations and investigators gathering on the ground in ukraine, gathering evidence of what's been going on over the last couple of months since the war started james base funding. thank you very much indeed. and that it turf amended for us at the stream is up next, looking at to israel and palestine, whether the one state solution can work on that current with more news in around half an hour time. thanks watching, like ah ah, the policy people will survive, but the 2 state solution may not. what happens then? will you accept this apartheid in the 2

employees of the concern say that they implemented the decision of the national security council, while the national securityncil, right at the same meeting of the committee, say that there are no such instructions on the increase of espresso were not accepted and it simply looks like bureaucratic arbitrariness, which for some reason the government does not stop, despite the fact that it harms not only democracy, but also defense, because our tv channel broadcasts programs of partner countries that supply ukraine with weapons, in particular, help us in defense, this britain bbc news ukraine and france france 24 and e america voice of america and radio liberty broadcast the programs on our tv channel, respectively. they also cannot have full access to the ukrainian viewer right now, sir fedor, i have a question for you. how should we defend our democracy now? are you ready to show your own political leadership and to resolve this situation? i have heard this question many times from your colleagues . defense intelligence, unfortunately, is not the one that should respond to this situation, but of course i am

driver action main topic today main the topic of today's council the main topic of today's security council security council to nastya to nastya as zaya as zaya as stated by the president extremely resident the president is extremely relevant from the point of view of actual sovereignty from the point of view of sovereignty plumage of sovereignty and security and security of the country number of cyber ​​number as russian so on information- russian russian information information information infrastructure infrastructure. all over all over all the latest latest in recent years constantly forgiving years, constantly growing precisely everything and all the last years, it is in the seeds of all the last. well, first and last years, but the last years, well, with the start of it, a specially military, military military operation operation operation in the donbass donbass in ukraine in ukraine, the challenges in ukraine are you in this blue-eyed eyny, the challenges in this area become more in this area through even more sharp easters and serious more seriously large-scale more, as far as against russia

vladimir putin vladimir putin spent today managed today, goodbye to the security council for two, with which we will discuss on which security is security. what statements were made during the statement? exemption for sergei steps word sergei shoigu speaking to colleagues speaking to colleagues precisely the defense, namely the crows. what other questions? which statements are still statements as a whole are evaluated by special operations in the same investigation, including number of attempts at contraception contraception? budgetary budget money floats away for american politicians and simple you see, what simple rake is needed to say that washington should send something to the military tone and send another 40 billion, 40 billion dollars to military assistance to ukraine. why many hard many hard tick flow flat? new new details about the work in the laboratory of the biolaboratory of the parliamentary commission believe that they sew that the united states studied a random territory on the territory of ukraine ukraine what new details of the investigation were presented were not presented. vladimir putin spent today vlad

security council this morning? >> the national securitycouncil is honing in on the word intent here precipitation administration acknowledges they provide battlefield intelligence and have for sometime to the ukrainians, and that's about talking about movement of the troops and equipment around the battlefield. the reason the administration is honing in on the word intent is because they said, yes, we have provided information to the ukrainians, but they have denied it was with the intent of killing the russian generals. that's the fine line they are skating. that being said, the u.s. has been providing this kind of intelligence and it has made a difference on the battlefield and we have been reporting on that several weeks now, and they not only have been able to hold off russian advances but to also push it back. the story of the war in ukraine, for the past several weeks, officials and media have been talking a lot about how important the equipment is that the u.s. and allies have been providing and how that made a difference. the reali

security treaty was signed on may 15 , 1992. in tashkent, after 10 years, the children's hospital was transformed into an international organization about the collective security council, the highest bodies of the collective security council, consisting of the heads of state, the name it decides the fundamental issues of the organization's activities in the format of the collective security treaty organization, military cooperation is carried out. in 2007. the csto peacekeeping forces were created in 2009 as a collective rapid reaction force, and in 2014 as a collective aviation force. at the beginning of this year, the csto contingent was successfully used in kazakhstan for the first time to overcome the terrorist threat, on january 13 the mission was successfully completed in 2022 vtb presides, armenia the total area of ​​natural fires per day again increased by 4 1/2 thousand hectares . there, more than 12,000 hectares are engulfed in flames. all resources have been mobilized in the region, a reinforced grouping. the day before, 88 more people arrived there by air firefighters, but most of the new outbreaks, according to experts , appear due to the fault of people, the cause of the fire is also being investigat

in ukraine have demonstrated in front of the united nations in new york, and of a security council meeting. the security council adopted a resolution with russian support expressing concern over ukraine and backing efforts to find a peaceful solution. well, germany has made another pledge to support ukraine with heavy weaponry, announcing the supply of seven self-propelled armed howitzers. the artillery system has a range of 40 km. the german military will offer training to ukrainian troops. berlin has been under pressure to do more to help ukraine defend itself against the russian invasion last month, the government agreed to send german-made antiaircraft tanks to ukraine. earlier, i spoke with a lecturer in strategy and ball at the university of portsmouth and a former military intelligence officer, and ask him to explain more about what the howitzer artillery guns are capable of. >> first of all, tillery is crucial to this fight all along the line. these particular pieces of equipment are especially effective. they have very long range, 30 to 40 km, allowing it to stay out of russian artilry range, w

yet the truth does matter, and it's the reason we want to bringing the security council together to day and also because the security council should protect those who fight for the truth are next week for sitting right beside me here. and he is intimately and tragically aware of the dangers facing journalists in the fields. mr. abdur rahim for kara, is the network bureau chief for the americas of al jazeera abdur rahim. we were all horrified at the death of sharing. i black k. i want to express our deepest condolences to you and to your team and to thank you so much for being with us here today in person. you have the floor abdur rahim to thank you very much. my greetings to the chair, to you the permanent representative of ireland to the united nations and to the representatives of other member states and to my journalist colleagues. my name, as you've just heard, is of the writing for i'm the bureau chief versus the 9 the america based in washington d. c. obviously, the capital of the united states, which is considered by many journalists as a beacon on the hill when it comes to press freedom. i shall deliver my r

foreign policy and national security and a long-term friend of mine, vice chairman of american first policy institute center for american security former national security councilstaff under president trump, former cia analyst and the list goes on. let's jump right in. we have russia and has a number of troops and unleashed troops in world war ii style against the ukrainians. a number of countries nato and others trying to arm to help them defend themselves on the battlefield. i have been arguing we seem to be daily and a dollar short is to supporting the ukrainians. maybe we don't want them to win? and now to keeps threatening nuclear war i really doubt if trump for reagan were there he with red not ever. your thoughts? period these are all valid questions and it's great to be here we see the biden administration continually announce a laundry list of weapons there was another one the president announced on thursday a lot don't arrive they are not the weapons that president zelensky seems to need. it's at a pivotal time the russians are redoubling efforts to take areas of eastern ukraine to possibly extend their reach to odessa may be moving into moldova this

challenges are if there is a permanent member of the security council on the side of the conflict already well, you see, this does not exist the security to conflicts regarding countries that are not members of the un security council, that is, if the party to the conflict is, for example, russia or china, then this country could simply put its own veto and no decision about peacekeepers about the conduct of peacekeeping military continent and it simply won't be approved if the country is not a member of the security council and the region. so it then becomes an object when the international community can theoretically adopt this decision. and i think that in our country such a system needs reforms because equality simply does not exist and we see that uh russia simply, well, the aggressor country cannot be a country that is one of those responsible for security. therefore, either the un will be reformed or it may well face the fate of the league of nations, and we already see that many countries , in particular great britain, are already talking about the fact that it will act in in the case of russia's use of nuclear weapons or other

daniel: i would tell them we need to get the security council, we need russia removed from the securityouncil, we need a u.n. general assembly resolution to put a flotilla into the black sea, which is international waters, it is not russia's bathtub as they would like it to be. and there should be core doors -- coridoors -- corrirs that are safe. we are the onethat aft compromise. this is classic. nobody wants to take on russia, so you appease. this is where appeasement has gotten us. the e.u. has been an enormous enabler of russia the last eight years. we haveee at war with russia since 2014 and have been telling the west againnd again that this will happen. nobody wanted to believe us. phil: understood. daniel bilak, in from kyiv's territorial defense forces, thank you for joining dw. daniel: thank you for having me. phil: germany's political parties have agreed to increase the defense fund by $100 billion as chancellor scholz wants to modernize forces. they have been underfinanced and underequipped. his deal gets around budgeting roles to meet nato spending goals. olaf scholz says th

industrial fortifications for information disaster danger was approved by the security council of the country the securityf the country andrey grigoriev andrey grigoriev maria for his sake for the sake of them nabov, natalya gubina gubina to tell, what are these units? well, even more worker than the schedule of the president of the president's point of all, we will hold a meeting in video mode with the governors by videoconference with the governor of the kaliningrad city region putin in the odessa region. putin expressed hope for him anton alikhanov branov in the near future of the year. the doctor must also work as well as qualitatively and efficiently and intensively, as now on as now and at the same time drew attention, drew attention to important issues for the region. in particular, the issues themselves, in particular, related to the contraction of the construction sector of the long-term sector associated with the contraction. you have more precisely the construction of this sector of the construction sector. yes? yes, exactly enough copper marked reduction in current. with what is it connected r

security council. becoming a permanent litter of reformers security council. the pacific ocean does not separate japan and the united states. rather, it unites us. which resonates with kate in context. in president biting encourage. japan will hold the presidency of the g7 next year at the world phases and in presidency performance caused by ukraine. too resolutely, aggression by fours. ask -- two our commitment to peace. a world where mankind will never cause the catastrophe that will always -- i explain such plans to the president. and we reaffirmed that g7 summit will be held in cure oshima and we shall work together for its success. in the strategic importance of the -- and aim to develop a free and urban international order. in order to realize a free and open independent and reliance an old -- an open and free international i will will -- i would now like to give to the -- i would now like to give the floor to president biden of the united states. pres. biden: thank you for the warm welcome you have given me here in japan. the united states has been stron

security . that's me, that's how she was homeless after yalta since 1991 and he does not understand the importance of countries that are not permanently included in the security council, that is, strange members of the securitya problem not only for him, it is a problem for many people there already, let this the problem is that's why the problems for them are the regional countries, the regional ones, even turkey, for them, is not the top understanding of the regional states, even the countries of europe, even france, germany, which is as if there they were soviets and received this territory, and for them, for them, it is the main these are precisely these countries and that's it, that's the old point of view, which is useful, voices the same henry and oxygen succeeded. unfortunately, they are present in the american political system, well, pay attention to the age of all those who occupy the white house, the last time is almost under 80, the congress is the same under 80 years, that is, it is all the representatives of the opposition, which are living witnesses who testify the opposition of the soviet union and the united states, therefore, today, the generation is here the fourth generation of the army.

so-called applies to them. special right, which lies in the fact that the security council and individual members of the securitye special rights in relation to these countries in particular when necessary. if you lead countries behave badly, but i am exaggerating, of course, but i am telling, as it is approximately. there sounds against them can be applied anything economic sanctions. uh, military presence. they may be occupied. some rights may be taken away from them. they can do whatever they want with them. that is, they are, in principle, de jure not are independent sovereign countries. so, with regard to germany, this is an amendment that, probably, everyone has already forgotten about. it is supposedly since 1994, the amendment was not in force in the ninety-fourth year, as it were, but it was preserved in the charter, it is still inscribed so it is considered, as it were, that in the ninetieth year, when the two plus four agreement was signed, uniting germany as if automatically all this disappeared. nothing has disappeared. preserved and it remains, therefore, at the moment, what schultz writes this and

clear that everyone answers that on the basis of the decision of the national security council, the decision of the national securitynot contain a word about the fact that other channels should be turned off, there are words to recommend to the national council to develop , take measures to implement the point that this decision is all, there is no decision of our council, therefore on no one knows the reason for the disconnection, and the most important thing is that no one wants to return to this issue now. well, we will do it. moreover, with regular frequency, there are several more moments that are definitely worth our discussion, and approaching the conversation with our next guest, everything anyway, i would like you to say a few words about the parade on may 9, which was held in moscow today. parts of the kherson zaporozhye regions temporarily occupied by the russian federation, a very weak speech by the russian president, the absence of aircraft at the parade at the last moment, to be honest, i was surprised , honestly. well, i can’t explain now, why maybe they wanted to create less pomp and why at the last

and with the atlantic council senior vice president director of the schoolcraft center for strategies security and of the national securityff president bush and president obama is clearly in another phase causing russia to feed ukraine's army and the open terrain of the eastern the military victory there and in particular across the southern coast. but also moldova and romania and so this is a critical issue for us as the united states and allies i have to say that land lease bill place such effort for increased weapons deliveries to get the munitions in the send a message they can count on us for the long term and strengthen the hand in the negotiation with the depth of us support encouraging other nato allies to do the same and with russia and china united states can and purdue on —- out produce them from any place on the globe. we know the land lease bill will not go to his desk and has already asked congress to appropriate an additional 33,000,000,020 is military assistance we have javelins getting low, stingers are critical to shoot down russian helicopter —- helicopters and aircraft. we will see if the us will take

the security council at their monthly meeting on the situation in the middle east in what the united nations refers to as the palestinian question. one of the longest unresolved issues on the un security councils agenda. it was a chance to update the security council on the situation in the palestinian territories in the last month. and clearly the most significant development was the killing of sri and r block lay the al jazeera correspond in as just about every speaker made reference to her das. but what was interesting was attempts to put that in the context of the greater palestinian situation. and what we heard from speakers in the middle east envoy to the united nations, toward venice on for example, said that this is part of a familiar pattern of daily violence for palestinians including our clashes settlement expansion, evictions and demolitions and seizures of palestinian structures. they talked about the continuing violence in the last reporting period since the counsel last met on this issue, 10 palestinians including women and children, have been killed and for israelis have been killed as well. there's no doubt about that. that was condemned as well. but what sharon's dea

from the attacks of the mudguards of the crisis of the conggen of denmark's security council on pretext, escaping denmark 's security council once the subject of goods. 2 days can buoy currency to sell roma any currency to the dollar, except for the euro dollar prey. now it will be called mcdonald's in russia, don't push it further russia decide it's customary to sell even tin, who sticking according to accepted or who will change herbert burger? more than ten houses were damaged ten houses were planted now they are working violated ukrainian bainy spotters ukrainian boinas, if viki strikes and under other populated forces, there yes no science release no from large-caliber shots from large-caliber artillery skelery in the joint center for control of joint prices 12 burdock control five years ago billy was beaten with the same weapon in aleksandrovka rites of fun-systems cut into fire with spanners system of volley fire grad rand wounded civilian civilian live russian settlements russian settlements also suffered again during shelling from ukraine under the paragraph also suffered again during shelling from the side

not in public, but in private because he's taking the security council to dinner tonight. the 15 ambassadors of the security council will be sitting down with the secretary general . i'm sure they're going to ask him more details of his trip. clearly, he will have among those ambassadors, the russian ambassador. so i think he'll be somewhat guarded when they asked questions of exactly what was said between him and president putin. remember, he's one of the few world leaders spoken to president putin in recent months. and certainly the most senior to visit moscow. so i think many of the other diplomat says ambassadors meet him will be keen to find out what more information he has on the russian leaders views on the situation and possibly where this could go next. lauren can say, thanks very much indeed. all the officials in the eastern cities cannot ask say, 25 people have been injured in russian shelling homes, a school and other civilian infrastructure damage during the early morning attacks . the city is near the frontline of fighting in ukraine's donetta province. russia's army is pushing towards cremmit

of the un security council, within 10 days the general assembly will be convened , you will have to explain why you imposed this veto, well, it means about russia, which is a member securityuncil of the united nations and she had to explain why she imposes certain vetoes in the security council system, that is, do you not think that such a mechanism should work? nations, not letters of negotiation with russia on the topic of rescuing people from mariupol, i do not believe in the role of the un. i pay tribute to the desire to help him. to speak openly about uh, there are my ongoing discussions. i really hope that at least some of them will lead to a result. we all have a heartache when we see and think about mariupol, but i absolutely and frankly do not believe in the role of the un. i believe - in the possibility of accomplishing something for other mediators. and as for the right of veto and the general assembly, i believe that russia needs to take away its rights in general right now on any issues that directly concern russia, this is the absolute minimum, i emphasize the absolute minimum that is needed directly i have already mentioned the data of the main directorate

security council. we have resolution and the security council $2334.00, which says that settlements are all a legal, including is jerusalem. and as part of their, they are luck listening to the security council. even the americans keep saying that they are against settlements. as part of the design is don't listen to anybody . that's why we don't care what this raiders are saying. we don't trust israel is. these are, it is, are following a crime every day of committing crimes every day. getting the palestinians trying to throw in everything between us and them. yesterday, the palestinian prosecutor general issued a preliminary statement on the investigator on the investigation in tissue ruins killing. what can you tell us about the autopsy reports, the analysis of the polish and so on? you know, president abbas gave this committee the full, the full time to follow up with this case. we are ready to give that we don't interfere in their work. they are afraid they are independent and so far of the minute they finish, we are ready to share it with everybody in the world. as i told you, the presidency doesn't int

e-e property under sanctioned persons in accordance with the list of approved by the security council of national security defense, in principle within two months we can receive the first receipts. and this is the first for ukraine to start receiving funds from frozen assets in russia and abroad communities will now be able to make decisions more efficiently, more flexibly and faster . the verkhovna rada of ukraine voted on the work of local self-government. the document regulates the work of military administrations, unblocks the issue of civil service and gives communities a simplified decision-making procedure. in addition to martial law, military administrations will also work for another 30 days after its termination or cancellation, the head of the community will be able to transfer money from the local budget for needs of the armed forces of ukraine, and the powers of regional and district councils in the event of occupation or encirclement will be taken over by military administrations after the appropriate decision of the president and agreement with the parliament, they maintain balances, effect

serving with the national security council who relayed his brother's concerns to a national security tor general report said trump officials retaliated, giving vindman unfavorably reviews. stripping him of responsibilities and days after the senate acquitted trump, firing him. he joins us now along with his attorney mark zab. you're here in a personal capacity, not representing the government. the report from the pentagon inspector general makes no recommendations for any subsequent actions into your record has been corrected. but this must have been very difficult to go through? >> it was difficult, jake. it was 21 months in the making. and that was not including the time i spent in what felt like an armed camp since the july phone call alex and i spent up until february of the following year just days after the acquittal in the senate, and the white house where it did feel like an enemy camp whispers and it was tough and i'm glad that the d.o.d.i.g. made the finding. i think 21 months is long in what appears to be a fairly straightforward case of retaliation but i felt vindicated an

security council. so unfortunately, this tells us that the security council, the un, can not stop those crimes cannot stop. nobody from committing crimes does international law cannot well cannot, cannot really do any think about those atrocities and those who are crimes. there used to be a special for been all established and also i think that tells us that we need to reset. 7 to rethink the whole international order, which was established was about 70 years since the world so that nowhere in the world we see such cases of, you know, it's just one dictator, one country who has the power or and who is willing to, to greg the law to commit atrocities, to kill civilians, to kill women and children, to shell, the hospitals and kindergartens for them to be responsible for, for any actions like that. you energy ministers of met for an extraordinary session over russian demands. they pay for oil and gas in rubles, the blog says those conditions can not be met under any circumstances. the energy commissioner has asked companies that are due to pay gas brought in a few days to consider other options. dominic cane

expected to reduce global food security because russia and ukraine are the world's leading exporters of a wide range of foods. bun security general -- the un security councilal says food prices are very high and lives and livelihoods of millions are left hanging in the balance. kumasi: the lapd has set bail at $30,000 for the man accused of attacking dave chapelle on stage. it shows the incident at hollywood bowl tuesday night. 23-year-old isaiah lean brushed the stage, trying to attack chapelle in the middle of his set. lean was carrying a knife that looked like a gun. a witness who saw the whole thing unfold from backstage says that lean is an aspiring rapper looking for his 15 minutes of fame. >> these guys are just looking for attention. he can't make music, so he decides, you know what, i am going to plan this out and be famous this week. kumasi: chapelle was not hurt, thankfully, and went on with the show. lee is being held on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon. reggie: historic highs for mother's day weekend. how much people are expected to spend and the top gifts for mom. kumasi: and they look at the big board at the new york stock exchange,