we all saw this on monday with the state televised security council meeting held by president putin andn orchestrated moment in which the rawson -- russian government decided to recognize, i quote, independent states, unquote, sovereign territory of ukraine controlled by russia's proxies since 2014. they literally violated ukraine's territory and integrity on live territory -- live television before the world. false proclamations would come, declaring russia would need to defend russian speakers in ukraine. we got that and much more from president putin's speech on monday. during the speech, the russian ambassador in the general assembly today. no one could have predicted how dangerous, inciting and far reaching president putin's speech would be. with putin arguing to take the world back in time to an era of empires and colonies. we said the attack would come next. that we could expect communications to be jammed, cyber attacks to shut down key ukrainian institutions. last week we attributed to russia denial of service attacks against ukrainian banks, and we saw similar activity this mo

but you accept, you have state councils as planned, meeting with russia's foreign minister over the deepening crisis in ukraine. ah, but i am darn jordan, this is al jazeera alive from de, also coming up. yes, president joe biden outlines tough new sanctions saying they'll cut off.

the you are secretary of state council is his plan meeting with russia as foreign minister over the deepening crisis in ukraine. ah, hello and darn jordan. this is al jazeera la you from dough are also coming up us president joe biden outlines tough new sanctions.

a greeted with spray valve pickles a then not to elect a new state council chairperson. but there are no surprises here. there's just one candidate comrade lacquer. gala de la. it's unanimous comrade lacquer call congratulations, i a boy. but meanwhile, a revolution is brewing in the whole way. as the gay mazda is a sondors, make sure the monday demonstrations are as historically accurate as possible and don't escalate me. i oh yeah, i'm glad you're experiencing had big protests against the wall and the regime like and i can tell the students are learning. this makes things click in their head and mine named tim and get familiar to shove. i let you know there was no action meets rest. the role play meets reflection. oh is i sanders? students are taking part in this historical press conference as g d. r citizens and journalists, and it's palpable how the mentors, the occasion is the strip of my life. it's my understanding that it's effective immediately when for triggers. yeah. yeah, i do love that. oh, i see what happens. they say, but us yeah. that statement, harold did

s. secretary of state and then russia's deputy foreign minister. this council was convened today to discuss the implementation of the misc agreements. a goal that we all share despite rushes, persistent violations. these agreements, which were negotiated in 20142015 signed by russia, remain the basis for the peace process to resolve the conflict in eastern ukraine. that there is no return to the terminal this momentous for you were able to function as w mendoza. unfortunately, 7 years down the road, we are increasingly linking that the implementation of the misc agreements is not something that in the plan that's in the plan, summer ukrainian neighbors did. of you corresponds all her solid is at the united nations in new york. oliver. what more have you learned and what has been said at the security council, was secretary of state antony blink and delivered a very strong condemnation here at the united nations. and today he talked about in great detail about how believe how he and the usaa ministration believes that russia is currently preparing a false flag at

council. however, western leaders and states, britain and their allies were able to use the euro un security council in order to engage in some theatrics and to make wild accusations against russia. but other than that was anything really accomplished in this meeting for actually resolving the problems in the country, bringing the world closer to gather, stopping this tension. many are looking on and asking themselves if that meeting really served anything near that purpose. to teachers have been killed by ukrainian artillery strike on a school outside done yet. so that's according to local officials. and the quick warning you may find the following footage disturbing who we receive these images showing the aftermath of no children. fortunately, were in the building at the time and it's within one of the 2 don bus republics, which russia recognizes independence earlier this week on in done? yes, good. so residential areas have also been hit, according to locals are ukranian, shell, london in a car fog damage of several vehicles. the shockwave smashed the windows of a nearby warehouse and one civilia

and as a stamp quota to enter. guests greeted with spray, val pickles a then now to elect a new state council chairperson. but there are no surprises here. there's just one candidate, comrade lacquer de la. it's unanimous comrade lacquer. oh, congratulations. oh bob. meanwhile the revolution is brewing in the whole way. as the game mazda is a sondors, make sure the monday demonstrations are as historically accurate as possible and don't escalate me. i oh yeah, i'm glad you're experiencing the big protests against the wall and the regime mike and i can tell the student to learning this makes things click in the head. i'm in mind named tim and good for me, not to shout. i let them live action meets rest of the role, play meets reflection. oh, yes i santa students are taking part in this historical press conference as g d. r citizens and journalists, and it's palpable how the mentors, the occasion is the strip of my it's my understanding that it's effective immediately when for triggers. yeah. yeah. i see what happens. they fit, let us. yeah. that statement heralded the fall of the back in war.

needed supplies, amid reports of sci fi violations on both sides of the border. us secretary of state council meeting with the russian foreign minister said a gay lover of brandy, useless and accuses russia of already starting on invasion in ukraine. ah, you're watching our t international on was been another busy news day with one story dominating the headlines. my name is peter scotts and welcome to the program. now the upper house of russia's parliament has approved the president's request to deploy the armed forces abroad, thus are to the lower house ratified treaties of cooperation with the newly recognized danielle and lou ganske republics. earlier artillio, katrinka taught daniel hawkins through those developments. everything that's been said doesn't mean at the moment that the russian troops are marching across the border that the russian army hardware is currently being sent over to the republics of don bass. mr. poo, pretty much said well of, for now we'll have to look at the situation. we'll have to see where those goes. and if there is a necessity for it, in that case mister prove

we've heard of the private lives speaking just before him was the state council for china, wine and china is position. i think it was russia really does have to take into account if it does decide to launch in operation against ukraine. launch an invasion of ukraine because russia and china have a growing alliance. we saw president putin at the start of the olympics there. busy in china, but when ye, although he said that russia security concerns need to be respected. and he said that the mince agreements are the only way forward that needs to be a new road map to get back to them instruments. he also made the point that the territorial integrity and sovereignty of all countries should be respected. well, if you were to, if you, if a russia was to, to, to invade ukraine or that would breach the territorial integrity and sovereignty of ukraine. it also would be a breach of article 2 of the un charter, the founding document of the un, or that came into force at the end of world war $2.00 and $1.00 of the key documents in international law. also, he was keen, he mentioned it more than once i

and as a stamp quota to enter. guests greeted with spray, val pickles a then now to elect a new state council chairperson. but there are no surprises here. there's just one candidate comrade lacquer de la. it's unanimous comrade lacquer whole congratulations. oh boy, we bought. meanwhile, a revolution is brewing in the whole way. as the gay mazda b, as a sondors, make sure the monday demonstrations are as historically accurate as possible and don't escalate. yeah, i mean i oh. 7 yeah, and then glad you're experiencing had big protests against the wall and the regime i can tell the student to learning this makes things click in their head and in mind named tim and get from you know, to show how my leg and last action meets rest. the role play meets reflection. oh, yes i santa students had taken part in this historical press conference as g d r citizens and journalists. and it's palpable how the mentors, the occasion is. thus group of my mom, it's my understanding that it's effective immediately when for triggers. yeah. yeah, i do love. oh i see what happens they fit, but as of yeah, that state

s. secretary of state council's, a meeting with the russian foreign minister, said, a gale of rav running a useless and accuses russia of already starting an evasion in ukraine. ah, coming to you live from our headquarters here in moscow. you're watching out scenes national. my name is peter scotts, and here are the top stories this hour the open house of rushes, parliament has approved the president's request to deploy the armed forces abroad. thus, after the lower house are ratified treaties of cooperation with the newly recognized done yet scandal, guns, republics. earlier, it's easier picture anchor taught with daniel hawkins about those developments. everything that's been said doesn't mean at the moment that the russian troops are marching across the border, that the army hardware is currently being sent over to the republics of don bass. mr. poo pretty much said well of, for now we'll have to look at the situation. we'll have to see where this goes and if there is a necessity for it, in that case mr. prudent could actually say, hey, well, now it's time to act. but at least this is

landed in odessa. reportedly, the ukrainian president volume is a lensky intends to gather the state security council. and martial law is expected to be implemented. russian media has said that ukraine has closed its s space to civil aviation. moreover, all flights from the rust of airports has been cancelled. and here is what the russian president said in his address today earlier to the nation. says this is a set you digit dear, which is where the court is to the article, 51 in the 7th chapter of the un charter with the sanction of the federation council . and according to the friendship and mutual help treaties with denette and luc gant's, republics, i have decided to conduct a special military operation. the goal is to protect the people who for 8 years suffer bullying and genocide from the key of regime. and for this, we aim for the demilitarization, and the notification of ukraine will bring to the court. those who committed multiple sanguinary crimes against civilians, including russian citizens. we do not plan to occupy ukrainian territories. earlier. ukrainian president volume is the lensky

but you accept, you have state councils as planned, meeting with russia's foreign minister over the deepening crisis in ukraine. ah, but i'm darn jordan, this is out there alive from the also coming up. yes, president joe biden outlines tough new sanctions saying they'll cut off russia from western financing. president putin gets the go ahead from his parliament for troops to be deployed outside russia into separatist controlled areas of ukraine. and along the border, the threat of russian invasion is spitting communities with differing views among those living near the frontline ah, the u. s. is impose new sanctions on russia, cutting off 2 key financial institutions from western financing. the move comes after president vladimir putin recognized the independence of 2 separatist held areas of eastern ukraine. allan fisher reports on the white house for weeks, he's warned of sanctions. no faced with what he sees as russian aggression in ukraine. joe, biting his act, it were implementing full blocking sanctions on 2 large russian financial institutions. v e b and our military back were impleme

state debt council members also want to amend state law to revise the average daily attendance to remove penalizing schools when children are sick or miss days. the state is anticipating a nearly 46 billion dollars surplus for the upcoming school here. and council members say usd would require less than one 15th of out council president pro tem sheng tao sent us. this statement reads in part, quote, in the richest state, in the richest nation in human history. there is absolutely no reason we should be closing down public schools serving black and brown communities with a record surplus. there is no reason the state of california cannot step in and help these closures. it is the moral and just thing to do. san francisco police are accused of using rape victims to dna to arrest them for future crimes. and now district attorney chase of the dean. >> is demanding they put an end to the practice he claims is considered routine. harper's rob nesbitt joins us now live tonight with the police chief's response to these allegations of what one survivor of assault has to say about the practice. ro

legislature to eliminate the district's outstanding state debt. council members also want to amend state law to revise the average daily attendance policy and stop penalizing schools when children call out sick or miss a day. the state is anticipating a nearly 46 billion dollars surplus for the upcoming school year. and council members usd would require less than one 15th of that. so they're hoping sacramento will agree with him. council president pro temp shang in a statement that reads in part, quote, in the richest state, in the richest nation in human history. there's absolutely no reason why we should the closing down public schools serving black and brown communities with a record surplus. there's no reason the state of california can't step in and halt these closures. it is the moral and just thing to do. a new poll shows californians are split on the job performance of governor newsom. governor newsome, governor newsom. the poll from uc berkeley and the la times shows that 48% of californians approve of the job he's doing. 47, though, disapprove.

it's clear the parliament and high council of state are blocking the way and don't want elections in order to stay in power. as a major political figure from libby as west west support. busy from the way war, lord in the country, if he was a believe he can bring libya as government back together. but with the un and other powers refusing to recognise them as prime minister, whether he can bring stability to the country or even take office, both remain very uncertain. now latrina engineer or drug smuggling is on the rise in se asia tile authorities confiscating millions of pills every week. and loud has report an 800 percent rise in seizures. the un says the co and me and my is behind the problem. tony chang explains in the hills on the border with me. i'm an army patrol and thailand emerges from the midst than this visibility. they can barely see 10 meters ahead. but this is one of the busiest smuggling roots on the border. in recent months they've seen several 1000000 methamphetamine pills and shot dead, 6 smugglers from man, mom. and that commander knows where they are. so busy you

we all saw this on monday with the state televised security council meeting held by president putin andn orchestrated moment in which the rawson -- russian government decided to recognize, i quote, independent states, unquote, sovereign territory of ukraine controlled by russia's proxies since 2014. they literally violated ukraine's territory and integrity on live territory -- live television before the world. false proclamations would come, declaring russia would need to defend russian speakers in ukraine. we got that and much more from president putin's speech on monday. during the speech, the russian ambassador in the general assembly today. no one could have predicted how dangerous, inciting and far reaching president putin's speech would be. with putin arguing to take the world back in time to an era of empires and colonies. we said the attack would come next. that we could expect communications to be jammed, cyber attacks to shut down key ukrainian institutions. last week we attributed to russia denial of service attacks against ukrainian banks, and we saw similar activity this mo

eugene, you've seen many emergency meetings of the united states security council. but here we are again tonight. and the issue once again is the behavior of russia and this time, has an oppressive force over ukraine. >> yes. let's be clear with just happened. russia once again invaded a neighboring sovereign nation. ukraine. they did it in 2014 where they seized crimea -- now they have seized this eastern donbass region, were part of it. i don't think this is over. i don't think -- the bulk of the russian army on three sides of ukraine, just to take this very small corner of ukraine. i'm afraid that we will see more of the same in the coming days and weeks. >> david, i want to give you an open microphone to react to the day's events. >> i think they're extremely serious. putin's speech was more angry and more unhinged, frankly, and people expected. he not only decried the history that took place during the post soviet era, he decried the history that took place during the soviet era. he said russia should sort of revert back to the view empire that it had during th

embers of the council before the document, the text of solutions admitted by albania and the united states of america. the council can proceed to the vote. i shall put the draft resolution to a vote now. will those in favor of the draft resolution contained in the document please raise their hand? >> i request that those who are voting. i request. that those who are against the resolution raise their hand. abstentions, kindly raise your hands. the result of the voting is as follows, 11 in favor, one against, three abstentions. given, in line with established procedure of the security council, this matter and this vote was procedural in nature, the draft resolute -- draft resolution is now being adopted. i now give the floor to those members of the council who wish to make statements after the vote. i give the floor to the representative of the united states. >> colleagues, friday night we stood together outside this chamber to declare that the russian veto would not stop us from holding russia accountable for invading a sovereign state, a state that dared to be a democracy. russia vetoed f

integrity of ukraine and at a time that the world looks up to the council to send a strong message that use of force against other states are acceptable, we have been unable to do so, not because there is no broad agreement to do so, because the manner the security council has instructed this to function has constrained us. there are difficult choices which we all must consider and carefully reflect upon as we proceed with the long-standing efforts to reform the united nations security council and how it operates. fortunately, the ongoing process in the general assembly provides the opportunity, and all members are generally -- generally committed to that. if we fail to act proactively, our inactions would cost us. for concluding, me indicate ghana vs concern about civilian populations and all internationally recognized borders of ukraine, as well as the welfare of more than 1000 guinean -- ghanians and others in the country. there are consequences for unlawful action against populations. as the secretary said in his present engagement on wednesday night, the invasion of ukraine by russia would come at great cost to mos

council. and i now give the flow to his excellency mister anthony blink and secretary of state of the united states of america. mister visit. this council was convened today to discuss the implementation of the minsk agreements. a goal that we all share, despite russia's persistent violations. these agreements, which were negotiated in 20142015 signed by russia, remain the basis for the peace process to resolve the conflict in eastern ukraine. this councils primary responsibility. the very reason for its creation is the preservation of peace and security. as we meet today, the most immediate threat to peace and security is russia's looming aggression against ukraine. the stakes go far beyond you. great. this is a moment apparel for the lives and safety of millions of people, as well as for the foundation of the united nations charter and the rules based international order that preserves stability worldwide. this crisis directly affects every member this council and every country in the world. because the basic principles that sustain peace and security principles that we're enshrined in the wake o

we all saw this on monday with the state televised security council meeting held by president putin, states, unquote, sovereign territory of ukraine controlled by russia's proxies since 2014. they literally violated ukraine's sovereignty and territorial integrity on live television before the world. we said that false proclamations would come, declaring russia would need to defend russian speakers in ukraine. we got that and much more from president putin's speech on monday and during the speech of the russian ambassador in the general assembly today. no one could have predicted just how dangerous inciting and far reaching president putin's speech would be, for putin arguing taking the world back to a time of empires and colonies. finally, we said the attack would come next, that we could expect communications to be jammed, cyber attacks to shut down key ukrainian institutions. last week, we attributed to russia denial of service attacks against ukrainian banks. and we saw similar activity this morning targeting government sites as well. and in the last few hours, we have received ve

last week the united states and formed this council and the world about what it expected to see unfoldthe line of contact in donbas. we have said russia would theatrically convene an emergency meeting is at the highest levels of the russian government. we all saw this on monday, at the televised security council meeting held by president putin, a moment in which the russian government decided to recognise and i quote, independent states, sovereign territory controlled by russia's proxies since 2014. they are literally violated ukraine's solitary and territorial integrity on live television before the world. we said that false proclamations would come, declaring that russia would need to defend russian speakers are ukraine, we got that and much more from president putin's speech on monday. and during the speech of the russian ambassador in the general assembly today. no one could have predicted just how dangerous inciting and far—reaching president putin's speech would be, with putin arguing for taking the world backin arguing for taking the world back in time to an era of empires and c

elections happen, he said he's putting court a plan or election to happen in june. speaker of the high council state, another legislative body. hearing tripoli, us said that betsy bazaar received enough recommendations for him to take on the position, but he bershana still has to form a government a he'll put that list forward, swore to the parliament. if they give him a vote of confidence, it's going to be really difficult for obs. how me to be about to continue to stay in power up to how me debate might be losing on the political level. but here in the capital, tripoli and mortars, where we can see that on the ground, there is a large oh, there is a large support, especially armed men that support abdul hamid of eva. we're going to have to wait and see how the situation developed in the coming days and weeks at crowds of anti vaccine protest as are continuing to block a branch on the u. s. canada border. but police declaring trucks that have instructed the ambassador bridge since monday, ma protest is have arrived on foot. they're angry about having to be vaccinated to cross the border. hottest ca

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the vote between libya's rival legislative houses are the parliament in eastern libya and the i council state here in the west. i. so now that the parliament has voted in this of 50 but other as prime minister, we're gonna have to wait and see if the high council state also approves the move. ah, but really bizarre, that now has 30 positions 30 ministers that he can appoint when he makes up this cabinet to sort of, you know, get people's blessing. so he'll, he'll give, you know, the minister that the ministry of transportation to this, this political group so that they'll approve him a, you know, he'll give the, the, the ministry of defense to, or someone that the calling for after approves of are. so there's, there's chances that he can build, build up or the, the rival legislative houses to move a forward to, to become the new prime minister. or we're gonna have to wait and see for the weeks for the days, weeks and months ahead. how smooth the transition is. yeah, monogram just mentioning earlier that are the homemade to baber had survived an assassination attempt. what more do we know abou

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a sort of like a nod of approval from the high council of state. does this mean that that he will come into power? what we're going to have to wait and see, but still needs to form a government. he's going to give that list to the parliament if they give him a vote of confidence. i mean, really it's, it's, it on a political level, it's going to be a done deal for me today, but he's going to be forced to hand over power on a political level. what he's trying to do, what the baby is now trying to do, is trying to change the general view, the, the, the view among people. here. he's saying that he's going to announce a roadmap for elections to happen in june. and this comes after elections were postponed in december. we need to remember that the baby came into power in march, and he was passed with leading libya to election. and more than 2800000 librium register to vote, and that's more than any other election. and look at history, so there's a huge appetite. libyans are sick and tired of these legislative houses that have remained in power for year u

we all saw this on monday with the state televised security council meeting held by president putin. an orchestrated moment in which the russian government decided to recognize as and i quote, independent states, unquote, sovereign territory of ukraine controlled by russia's proxies since 2014. they literally violated ukraine sovereignty and territorial integrity on live television. before the world. we said that false proclamations would come, declaring russia would need to defend russian speakers in ukraine. we got that and much more from president putin speech on monday. and during the speech of the russian ambassador in the general assembly today, no one could have predicted just how dangerous inciting, and far reaching president putin speech would be. with prudent arguing for taking the world back in time to an era of empowers and colonies. finally, we said the attack would come next that we could expect communications to be jammed cyber attacks to shut down key ukranian institutions. last week we attributed to russia denial of service attacks against ukrainian banks, and we saw

we all saw this on monday with the state televised security council meeting held by president putin. an orchestrated moment in which the russian government decided to recognize as and i quote, independent states, unquote, sovereign territory of ukraine controlled by russia's proxies since 2014. they literally violated ukraine sovereignty and territorial integrity on live television. before the world. we said that false proclamations would come, declaring russia would need to defend russian speakers in ukraine. we got that and much more from president putin speech on monday. and during the speech of the russian ambassador in the general assembly today, no one could have predicted just how dangerous inciting, and far reaching president prudent speech would be. with prudent arguing for taking the world back in time to an era of empowers and colonies. finally, we said the attack would come next that we could expect communications to be jammed cyber attacks to shut down key ukranian institutions. last week we attributed to russia denial of service attacks against ukrainian banks, and we sa

council, a leading governmental form promoting cooperation in the arctic. last year i had an opportunity to join secretary blinken in representing the united states at the councils ministerial. it was at that time that iceland transferred the gavel to russia, which is chairing the council through may of 2023. i think it was important that secretary blinken attend this event in person to reaffirm the united states role in this important governing body. but attending the meeting did more than that. convening in the arctic provided an opportunity for hector lincoln to meet for the first time with his russian counterpart. and while there, that two diplomats agreed that while i countries have differences, the world would beog safer if we worked together where our interests intersect. and one of those areas is the arctic, and we need to be able to continue to work together in this region. it is interesting to note that with all thes ongoing diplomatic discussions between the u.s. and russia playing out in places like geneva and paris, the first time this administration discussed the topic of troop movement on ukrainian border with russia, with russia in person, was on

after he signed a decree, recognizing the hands and annette as independent states un security council is holding an emergency session to address the situation. meanwhile, ukrainian president the length, he addresses the nation in crisis. he says ukraine won't give up any of its land and is demanding, quote, clear support from the wit. ah, i'm anthony howard walking with the program. the un security council is holding an emergency session to address the escalating crisis in ukraine. it comes after russian president vladimir putin said he would st. what he's calling peacekeeping troops into the 2 separate ost regions in eastern ukraine that he recognized earlier as independent states at the you, when the u. s. invoice said the russian claim of troops being used as peacekeepers was, quote, nonsense, and want of di, quanta, consequences for ukraine, europe and the world should brush a launch a fully fledged invasion. he went to political affairs chief added that the risk of a major conflict was real and needed to be prevented. a growing number of woke ladies have condemned russia's recogn

we further strongly condemned the trend in the last few decades a powerful states, including members of the security council, reaching international law with little regard. most nationalism lies on its deathbed tonight. it has been assaulted today as it has been by other states in the recent past. we call all members to rally behind the secretary-general and asking him to rally up to the standard that defends. we also call on him to bring his good officers to bear to help the concerned parties to help resolve this part -- by peaceful means. let me conclude with the president by confirming kenya's respect for the territorial integrity of ukraine within its internationally recognized borders. thank you. >> i think the representative of kenya for his statement. i give the floor to be permanent representative of ghana. >> thank you very much mr. president. i would also begin by first of all thinking usg for her breathing of the council. the decision by the russian federation to recognize the nongovernment control regions of ukraine and to send in troops has stunned the world. donna deeply regrets the decision o

it's clear the parliament and high council of state are blocking the way and don't want elections in order to stay in power. as a major political figure from libby as west west support. busy from the way the warlord in the country is that he believes he can bring libya, the government back together with the un and other powers refusing to recognize them as prime minister. whether he can bring stability to the country or. busy even take office, both remain very uncertain. now, train us is urging candidates use federal powers to end the food a blockade alicia border thousands of truck drivers have been protesting against coven restrictions by disrupting the flow of cargo. kinda as prime minister just intruder is due to hold a virtual meeting with opposition leaders to discuss ways out of the crisis. don't a 100 reports from port huron michigan. along the us canadian border, the truckers blockade is slowly taking its toll. this paddle border is moving faster than traffic and is rebels in 18 wheelers demanding an end to covert 19 restrictions continue using their freedom convoy to block

it's clear the parliament and high council of state are blocking the way and don't want elections in order to stay in power. as a major political figure from libya's west west support. busy from the way warlord in the country, if he was a believe he can bring libya the government back together with the un and other powers refusing to recognise them as prime minister. whether he can bring stability to the country or. busy even take office both remain very uncertain. mal trina, still, hey, john al jazeera, forced to cut production. us comic is bear the brunt of corona virus. protest that the border with canada. and we hear from a prize winning olva who fled uganda. the human rights are rapidly deteriorating. ah, there is still surprised me quite warm weather in europe. it's down here to clean remain. dea has been bitten into by yet again. more cold weather is always coming in from the north or has to and the last few weeks. maybe no big surprise. next storm systems on its way in the last one, the spring in the low temperature. this one here, but it hasn't yet reached romania hasn't rea

council today. the united states has been clear. if this is truly about russia's security concerns in europe, we are offering them another opportunity to address these concerns at the negotiating table. the test of russia's good faith in the coming days and weeks is whether they will come to that table and stay at that table until we reach an understanding. if they refused to do so, the world will know why and who is responsible. members of the council and other member states, we urge you to assess not only russia's statements but their actions with clear eyes. to evaluate the risks this presents, not just to ukraine's border and its people, but to all of us. and to speak clearly and forcefully in favor of the path of diplomacy, rather than conflict. >> thank you to the representative of the united states. i give the floors to the representative of albania. >> thank you madam president and thank you to -- for your briefing. the primary function of the security council is to prevent conflict in the world. in terms of prevention, the

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it's clear the parliament and high council of state are blocking the way and don't want elections in order to stay in power. as a major political figure from libby as west west support. busy from the way warlord in the country, if he was a believe he can bring libya the government back together. but with the un and other powers refusing to recognise them as prime minister, whether he can bring stability to the country or even take office. both remain very uncertain. now, trina, europe, for 4 days a truck has calling themselves the freedom convoy have disrupted carger traffic between the u. s. in canada. now having cuts off most truck traffic at the largest land frontier in north america on thursday. they shut down completely another bridge. now canadian prime minister just intruder will hold a virtual meeting with opposition looted, leaders to discuss ways out the crisis. john hendrick has more on the story from port huron michigan. ah, along the us canadian border, the truckers blockade is slowly taking its toll. this paddle border is moving faster than traffic and is rebels in 18 w

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