ambassador thomas greenfield said the u.s.untries to meet the call to replenish the $18 billion global health fund to tackle issues like malaria, hiv aids and tuberculosis. >> we have agreed we will contribute one dollar for every two dollars of a country's contribution. that puts our contribution at about $6 billion. >> she says the u.s. will discuss ways to improve the u.n. system to better deal with modern crises, including efforts to reform the security council. >> the security council should better reflect the current global realities and incorporate more geographically diverse perspectives. >> the ambassador positive visit includes a visit with representative barbara lee to discuss climate change. >> this is not an issue for the next generation. >>>> critics of the united nations .2 corruption, but ambassador thomas greenfield said it is still important because countries cannot tackle issues on their own. >> we can't address climate change by ourselves. we cannot address peace and security issues without bringing member

ambassador to the united nations linda thomas-greenfield.ning us tonight. >> thank, you i'm delighted to be here with you. >> that moment at the un is for me at minimum what the un is for. without the united nations, we never would've had that moment, and russia would never have had to listen to anyone from ukraine say anything to them. >> it was surreal to have it happened while we were all sitting there in the room. the ukrainian ambassador texted me to say that it had started fighting and i just delivered my remarks. i texted him back and i said i will ask for the florida. and i did ask for the floor again. so that i could expose again and condemned russia for what they were doing. we watched it in realtime. it really was an extraordinary moment. >> we had so much tension in the united nations. it was fdr's dream, a years ago in world war ii that this will be the successor organization world war ii, so there would never be world war iii. so much of it was kind of locked in the cold war, so many tense confrontations there. by the time you

it's why ambassador linda thomas greenfield chose to speak here the un charter this little book here.f like get me a un charter. i thought i was going to get a book that looked like the bible ambassador thomas greenfield will join president biden next week at the 77 session of the un general assembly the war in ukraine will be front and center but the ambassador says the us will be laser focused on three key issues the first food insecurity, which she said has been made worse due to the war and by flooding in countries like pakistan and in parts of africa, it's the worst food and security crisis that i've experienced in my close to 40 years working as a diplomat. next is global health ambassador thomas greenfield says the us will challenge countries to meet the call to replenish the 18 billion dollar global health fun to tackle issues like hiv/aids malaria and tuberculosis we have agreed that we will contribute one dollar for every two dollars of a country's contributes. so that puts our our contribution at about six billion dollars. finally. she says the us will discuss ways to impro

last week, envoy thomas greenfield reminded the un security council that the practice of forced resettlementa war crime . hands does the united states have the tools to hold russia accountable right now action we have been using these tools since the beginning of the unjust illegal attack russia on ukraine's territorial integrity and sovereignty, and we have made a number of efforts to ensure that ukraine is in the best position to defend itself, but we have also played an important role in holding russia accountable, particularly through export restrictions and sanctions, and this has already had a direct consequence and impact on russia the russian economy is not russia's ability to do business and we are going to continue to work in this direction and ambassador linda thomas greenfield is right she has a very powerful statement in the un security council what we see from by these filtering operations is unacceptable and we continue to call on russia to stop them and we will continue to do everything possible to hold russia accountable for this newspaper the united states also has informat

ambassador thomas greenfield, thank you for being here.elighted. >> thank you. i want to start with the situation in ukraine. so russia is threatening to hold these what can only be called sham elections and begin to annex parts of the territory that they have invaded in ukraine. the u.s. has said there will be consequences if they attempt to annex, take chunks of ukraine and annex them. what might those consequences be, do you think? >> look, the russians know what those consequences will be. this is part of their playbook. they have done this before. they did it in 2014, and it was not accepted, and they know it will not be accepted again. they have been isolated in the international community, and this is a desperate action by a country that does not have confidence in itself. we have imposed some very strong sanctions on the russians in the past. i won't preview what future sanctions or future actions might be. but they can be assured that we will take action should they move in this direction. >> you know, russia has done everything f

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we will engage on this and see how far gets it. >> ambassador linda thomas-greenfield.nk you for joining us. good luck with the diplomatic whirlwind ahead. tomorrow, president biden will address the u.n. general assembly. much of order rico remains without power after hurricane fiona battered the region, leaving 80% of homes and businesses in the dark. fiona hit puerto rico sunday, causing an islandwide outage for its 1.5 million customers as power lines were damaged. generators have been powered up with the full restoration could take several days. speaking with a journalist in san juan, puerto rico. thank you for joining us. tell us about the scale of the damage in puerto rico. >> thank you for having me. the damage at this time is still being assessed. some parts of the island were hit harder than others. the southern and west part had great flooding. it has caused massive landslides, people to lose homes. rescue efforts are still ongoing. we do have a clearer image than we did have in the last two days while the hurricane was going on. but at the time, information i

brought from the temporarily occupied regions of ukraine to russia, united states un envoy linda thomas greenfieldd at a meeting of the security council regarding russia's filtering operations, she reminded that the deportation of people from occupied regions to the territory of the occupier is a serious violation of the fourth geneva convention on the protection of civilian population and is a war crime. the russian federation will deny the filtering of ukrainians, but there is an easy way to find out if it the truth is to give access to independent observers to non -governmental organizations let the un in and allow humanitarian access thomas greenfield insists thousands of children have been filtered some have been separated from their families and taken from orphanages before being given up for adoption in russia and every day there is more evidence that thousands of ukrainians who are considered dangerous due to their potential membership in the ukrainian army , territorial defense forces, government media and civil society groups are detained or they simply disappear, why do the russians do

joining me to talk about the situation in iran and more is linda thomas greenfield.sador, thank you for joining us. let's start first with the sanctions that were announced today. there are so many sanctions on iran. what is the goal here in terms of really moving the needle and supporting these protesters? >> first and foremost, it is the whole accountable those individuals in iran responsible for committing human rights violations. and this is truly a horrific violation. the killing of this woman, the blocking of individuals from their ability to protest in the streets. every iranian should have the right to protest and every woman in iran should have the right to wear what she wants to wear without having to justify themselves to these morality police. >> for people who don't follow iran closely, i think it bears mentioning protests like this do not happen often in this country. the last time we saw something like this, widespread protests, whats in 2009, 13 years ago. are these meaningful or indicative of a population and maybe something more, greater down the li

of the president of the russian federation, the us permanent representative to the un linda thomas greenfieldtated this. well, tsn correspondent iryna markevich spoke with those who came to this humiliating procedure, with whom they did not miss and abandoned behind bars for torture and abuse what concentration camps look like in the 21st century in the middle of europe eyewitness accounts this is 17-year-old maria vdovichenko from mariupol, she and her whole family russian filtering came. a person who has not seen it, has not been to that place, has not felt everything that was there, will never understand how scary it was. it was the only way to get out of the ukrainian territory. we were held for almost 20 days without any humanitarian aid, and the only way out of this captivity was filtration camp, in line for that filtration, they were not even allowed to go to the toilet, to go to the toilet, any other action could be performed only in the car, maria with her 12-year-old sister, her mother , who does not walk, and her father were waiting for the inspection, two days in the cold and in t

as a matter of fact, linda thomas greenfield yes, who put forward six principles, which, in fact , isow being discussed that the united states intends to reform the united nations, i would not agree that it was created, how and when it was created. here is such a plan for the americans, uh, in order to to subjugate uh to destroy russia is not, the americans always have a plan to enter into the construction of the world that they see, i did not say that they were planning and now it’s not about you. now. i'm not talking about you here dmitry said that they immediately had the idea to destroy russia yes, such ideas, at least in the thirty-ninth year. they didn't in 1942, when roosevel came up with this idea of ​​four cops, on which he based this idea. ah, grounds. jonah - this is four policemen divided. good the united states just ended up there, uh, even geographically, as a quarter overseer. i'm not saying that it was impossible not to place 2/3 of the world's gold reserves of 45% of industry on the territory of the united states. right now the united states is the highest contributor

the pseudo -referendum the project was announced by the russian federation in ukraine, linda thomas greenfield is expected to officially present the document in the coming days, if we respond to the russian psev then it will be impossible to close if russia uses its right of veto to protect itself from responsibility , we will turn to the un general assembly to send an unmistakable signal to moscow well, meanwhile , russian propagandists are already announcing fabricated results of referendums in three captured ukrainian regions, allegedly more than 90% of residents want to the russian federation drew 87% only in the kherson region. a referendum is held in the kremlin. of course, they called it what happened at the same time, the head of the luhansk regional military administration, serhii gaidai, addressed attention that the luhansk region does not have such a number of people as the occupiers invent, because a large part of the population left a similar destroyer, the invaders are taking it to capture the territory of the kherson region, there they announced a turnout of 50%. although only h

pseudo-referendum of the russian federation in ukraine, the projects were announced by linda thomas greenfield , it is expected that the document will be officially presented in the coming days, then it will be impossible to close it if russia uses its right of veto to protect itself from responsibility we will turn to the un general assembly to send an unmistakable signal to moscow well, meanwhile, russian propagandists are voicing fabricated according to the results of referendums in the three captured ukrainian regions, more than 90% of the residents want to join the russian federation, only in the kherson region they drew 87%. a referendum is held in the kremlin. of course, they called it what happened at the same time. the head of the luhansk oblast military administration, serhiy gaidai, drew attention to the fact that in the luhansk oblast there are simply not as many people as the occupiers make out, because a large part of the population left. in a similar nonsense, the invaders verzutti, upon seizing the territory of the kherson oblast, there announced the turnout in 50% though throu

the pseudo-referendum of the russian federation in ukraine, the project was announced by linda thomas greenfield, expected that the document will be officially presented in the coming days, if not pandora, which topic will be closed if russia uses its right of veto to protect itself from responsibility, we will contact to the un general assembly in order to send an unmistakable signal to moscow. meanwhile, russian propagandists announced the fabricated results of referendums in three ukrainian regions captured . referendums in the kremlin, of course, were called such that they took place at the same time, the head of the luhansk regional military administration, serhii gaidai, drew attention to the fact that the region simply does not have as many people as the occupiers invent, because there is a significant a part of the population left, the invaders are taking it to capture the territory of the kherson region, there they announced a turnout of 50%. although only half of the population left kherson due to the war , in the meantime, many photos and videos of empty ballots being counted appeared

please, tell me how you will listen to this linda thomas greenfield of the american representative.ration measures, and so on. here you are with this anti-russian rhetoric you perceive. like, uh, as a technique, or as a fact, again, as europeans, i'm a liberal, yes, and a defender of human rights and so on, yes, it's natural for me. i don't like it at this level. yes? well, of course i understand what's going on. the conflict comes from its masterpiece, or as the war is called, so such events are held, because you are directing people to yourself. yes, that’s why it’s understandable that this is happening, but i liked what vladimir vladimirovich actually said, if it were over these filtration camps, how is it supervision, for example, maybe you yourself hmk o, or just the red cross to just have an observation of what's going on there. i'm married. no, but it doesn't matter here. i would have removed these questions and how questions were removed about the zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant, too, people also came there, which it possesses. therefore, the fact that this concerns propaga

here, please, tell me how you will listen to this e linda thomas greenfield of the american representativerrible and cruel, and so on. so you perceive this anti-russian rhetoric. like, uh, as a technique, or as a fact, and also i, as europeans, a liberal, yes, and a defender of human rights and stuff, yes, it's natural for me. i don't like it at this level. yes? well, of course i understand what's going on. the conflict comes from its masterpiece, or as the war is called, so such events are held, because you are directing people to yourself. yes, so it’s understandable that this is happening, but i liked what vladimir said vladimirovich, in fact, if it were over these filtration camps, how is it supervision, for example, maybe you yourself are enco or just the red cross so that there would simply be an observation that there is no there, but here it does not matter. these questions would be bold, as questions were raised about the zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant, people also came there, too, they sit there and watch everything. so here's what it's about propaganda from the other side. yes

we know that already linda thomas greenfield, the us ambassador on the security council. she has said that she's coming up with resolution, she's working with albania, drawing up a resolution. now we're hearing that resolution. it's not actually been scheduled a meeting yet, but is likely to be presented on fridays just in a matter of hours. here at the u. n. in new york, we're told the words the draft. i haven't seen the latest version of the draft, but i'm told the words are very, very strong in that condemnation of russia. if that comes to a vote, certainly will come to a vote either on friday. and if it doesn't come on friday, and it will come early next week, if it does come to a vote, then i am no doubt tall. what will happen? and that is that russia will not be afraid once again to use its veto and to block . and he condemnation by the un security council, but we already know the next step as well. because our master thomas greenfield is already told us that if that happens as she is predicting, it will then she's going to take the matter from the security council

ambassador to the united nations, linda thomas-greenfield.much for joining us. >> thank you, delighted to be here. >> so i know diplomat choose their words carefully, just every words carefully, and the word that you generally use the least it's probably the word never, as in the united states will never recognize any territory russia attempts to seize. was there any question about softening that sentence in any way that you spoke today? >> absolutely not! if i could've used a stronger word, i would have. >> what was it like today at the security council, given that russia is a member with veto power, what is it like speaking against that power in that room? >> you know, we had 14 members of the security council today say to russia, loudly and clearly, that's what they are doing in ukraine is unacceptable. and so they heard from the entire council. and their message was a message that we were not surprised to hear. that they thought or try to explain away what they were doing, but they did that on deaf ears because what they are doing is unac

embassador linda thomas-greenfield was up on the hill last month, and she highlighted that the presidents budget makes a case for the resources and authorities needed to assert multilateral leadership, and that our failure to live up to our financial obligations at the un gives our adversaries an easy talking point with which to criticize us, and with which to undermine our positions. we need to be able to pay our assessments in full and on time. this not only helps bolster u. s. leadership in the multilateral arena, it helps us rally other countries to our cause. now, paying our peacekeeping careers is essential to maximizing u.s. credibility and influence at the un. we need to be at the table when international consensus is being built so we can advance u.s. values and interests. thus, the president's budget also request the authority and funding to enable u.s. leadership in organizations such as unesco. in the absence of u.s. leadership at unesco, the prc, and others, have been more assertive there, seeking to shake the debate on issues like artificial intelligence in ways hostile to d

linda thomas-greenfield. >> iranian women should be allowed to wear what they want to wear without having to worry about the so-called morality police coming in, beating them to death. >> reporter: islamic law does not explicitly require women to obs cover their heads but iranian law does. leaving front of long covering open and pushing veils far back on their heads. now many are ripping them off completely. and they're being joined by men. protesting not only religious restrictions but economic hardship and a regime they say is out of step with the needs of its people. now, domestic uninterest in iran is likely to only complicate those ongoing nuclear negotiations as well as efforts to release detained americans. adriana? >> important context. christina ruffini, thank you. >>> and to arizizarizona. detectives made the biggest opioid seizure of its kind in the city's history more than millio1 million fentanyl pills recovered. >> reporter: president biden is committing $1.5 billion to help states combat the opioid crisis. this as officials in los angeles work to prevent more student overdo

ambassador to the united nations linda thomas-greenfield. you heard president biden warning of a, quote, consequential response if putin uses tactical of chemical weapons in ukraine. what might a consequential response look like and have you seen any evidence that putin is considering taking such drastic action in response to russia's military setbacks? >> first, jake, thank you so much. i'm delighted to be here. the president was very clear that he's not going to define that for us in advance. but we have also been absolutely clear in our commitment to ukraine to giving them what they will need to defend themselves and we will do it over the long term until russia makes the important decision that they need to make, to withdraw their troops from ukraine and stop this unprovoked attack on their neighbor. >> is it so consequential, though, that the united states citizenry should have an idea about what a response might be since it might actually -- we don't want things to escalate, obviously, so that the united states and russia are engaged i

the ambassador to the united st nations, linda thomas-greenfield, says the u.s.table a resolution condemning what she calls a sham referenda, calling on nations not recognize that. while others say early results are strongly in favor of joining russia. for more on all of this, we can speak to steve rosenberg, who is in moscow. what happens now? do you expect president putin to formally annex these territories? moscow is claiming they voted in favoof jning russia. ste: well, first, laura, you stress to the key points here, and that is that the so-called referendums were not real referendums, right? they were hastily created, controlled events, designed to pave the way for russia annex huge swaths of ukrainian territory. and that may well happen later this week, so we expect that at some point this week, russia will come out and say, "this land is now ours," even in the absence of international recognition. the question is, what happens after that? if kyiv tries to get back these territories, russia will move back on its territorial integrity. it will respond "with

so i think linda thomas-greenfield is right. it is very tough.about increasing transparency. so if russia uses its veto, it would be required, under a new reform, to go to the general assembly, where they don't have a veto, and explain why they -- , which they don't have to do right now. so there are things that can make the russians be called into account. >> i think the president also today made some, gave support to expanding the number of people on that permanent security council. but that small group of people, adding more countries around the world, including africa and other parts of the world, rather than europe, which i think is important as well. the big exit question, does the destabilization they were seeing inside russia plus the condemnation of the world, at some point, in your view, force putin to step down in this war, because he is now threatening nuclear war. >> it might. it might force him to stand down. what will really force him to stand down and to look for a way out, is continued ukrainian success on the battlefield. and pr

and it is absolutely important that we, ul russia out for this while in the bay area, thomas greenfieldolding events on climate action and global food security, which aligned with the u. s s policy priorities at the general assembly climate has been contributing to the food insecurity issue for quite some time. and so it's really important that we focus attention. the president will be hosting a summit. on food insecurity and how we address this issue beyond policy, the ambassador says a major focus of hers is sharing the work done at the u. n with us citizens. americans need to understand that what we do globally, impacts them locally, and we have to work with other countries to address the issues that are important to all of us. the 77th session of the u. n general assembly will open on september 13th in new york city reporting in san francisco. gregory ktvu, fox two news. a judge has ordered a homeless encampment underneath interstate 80 in oakland to be cleared out , but authorities are divided about the best solutions. elected official in las vegas is accused of killing a newspaper

that we all committed to right here 77 years ago, us ambassador to the united nations linda thomas greenfieldarks at san francisco's fairmont hotel, the site where the u. n charter was drafted in 1945 ahead of next week's general assembly, she said russia's invasion of ukraine has left the un facing a crisis of confidence. this is about defending the charter. this is about peace for the next generation. this is about protecting the un's principles. the ambassador laid out six clear principles for security council members, which includes russia and china. they include defending and following the charter, refraining from the use of vetoes and enhancing transparency with the general assembly. i can't speak for china and russia. what we're doing is setting a standard a standard that we will adhere to, and we call upon others to adhere to. this week. the ambassador accused russia of detaining and forcibly deporting hundreds of thousands of ukrainians to russia, a war crime, something the kremlin denies. they're facing torture they are facing, uh, separation from their families, and many of them ar

. >>> ahead on "cbs morning news," we're going to talk with linda thomas-greenfield, the u.s. ambassador to the u.n., about the conflict between russia and ukraine. >>> people in canada are bracing for what could be the strongest storm to ever hit the country's atlantic coast. hurricane fiona is expected to make landfall tomorrow in either nova scotia or newfoundland. incredible drone video shows how powerful fiona is as it captured strong waves and wild seas in the atlantic ocean. the category-four hurricane brought heavy rains and winds to bermuda overnight. during a meeting yesterday with fema, president biden said that the u.s. government is not going to walk away from puerto rico as it recovers from damage caused by fiona this week. the storm tore through the island, triggering landslides, heavy flooding, and widespread power outages. all this five years after hurricane maria killed nearly 3,000 people and destroyed the power grid. >> all people displaced and all the people who are just scared to death especially if you went through it last time. it's got to be incredibly

i put that point after the meeting to the us ambassador at the united nations, linda thomas greenfield. and she said, well, we've seen what russia has done in the past in crimea. they're doing it again now these referenda which then lead to territory being annexed. and i have no doubt she said that they'll do it again. and she said that was the reason that the u. s. is going to act. it's working with albania, on drawing up a security council resolution, a draft resolution to put to the vote. that may be as early as the end of this week, if not the end of this week than early next week. we know what will happen with that because obviously russia is vito wielding member of the security council. and i think if there was a, a resolution condemning russia, russia would obviously use its veto. but ambassador thomas greenfield said the next step then would be to take it beyond the security council to all the members of the united nations, all $193.00 members in a meeting of the general assembly. and he hammock had kept an attic editor changed back that ely, or one of the present regime approa

assistance to ukraine has already been confirmed at the un by the american ambassador linda thomas greenfield, we unequivocally reject the actions of russia and we will be slaves, allies and partners, so that russia pays dearly and we continue to provide historical assistance to ukraine the scale is really growing, as the us aggression on the eve tentatively agreed on a new assistance package for ukraine in the amount of $ 12 billion , the money will be used to supply new weapons to kiev and support for the economy, documents can be accepted this week. and this is in addition to the regular deliveries of weapons worth a billion dollars, which, judging by reports, the white house is about to allocate, the question is how such assistance turns out for ukraine today , not only crimea and donbass have turned away from kiev from the population, but also kherson zaporozhye region and this process will inevitably go further if kiev does not realize its mistakes and strategic miscalculations and does not finally begin to be guided by the interests of its citizens. they are the blind execution of thos

possible conventions and norms of international law, stated the us ambassador to the un, linda thomas greenfieldng to official data, since the beginning of the full -scale invasion, the occupiers have been deported from 900 thousand to more than one and a half million citizens of ukraine, and most often people are taken to remote areas, in particular to the far east, in general , the university of yerevan counted 21 such places , and the russians receive ukrainian prisoners, both soldiers and civilians. moscow traditionally rejects any accusation and declares that on its territories people live voluntarily and can leave their homes at any moment employees of the administration of the president of russia provide lists of ukrainians who, in their opinion, are subject to filtering therefore, we are convinced that the kremlin regards its filtration camps as a decisive step for the annexation of captured ukrainian territories . elizabeth ii's son charles will become the new ruler of great britain, according to reports. in buckingham palace, everything is in accordance with the order of succession . f

the us representative linda thomas greenfield announced to the un security council, on the other hand, the representative of the federation vasyl nebenzia called the figure three million 700,000 ukrainians, you said that they themselves left during the meeting of the vezu member condemned the russian filtration camps that russia created for ukrainians, and assistant secretary general for human rights illes branskeris said that this led to numerous violations of human rights. she emphasized that these camps violate the fourth geneva convention. and it is a war crime. what worries us the most is that women and girls are at risk of sexual violence during these procedures, the human rights administration has established that people who are suspected of having ties to the ukrainian army or of ukrainian positions are subjected to torture and ill-treatment in cases documented by our administration during filtering, the armed forces of the russian federation and their associated groups searched people, sometimes forced them to undress, and detailed interrogations about their origins, family t

positions that i wanted to tell you and our viewers, first of all, as the us ambassador prion linda thomas greenfieldnkin will start a bilateral meetings well, there will be meetings here, i will quote meetings with ukrainians, but not with russians, she means, on the one hand, that in fact it will be a meeting with a colleague with ukrainian government officials, but not with lavrov, and on the other hand, it is the image that american diplomacy is now because of the war at such a stage, when they will talk with friends and avoid enemies, and in events that can bring concrete results for ukraine . now the german minister wants to casually gather with his colleagues and talk within the framework of the general assembly, but without the press, informally over dinner about ukraine and about the joint future vision. well, on september 22, there will be a special separate meeting within the framework of the general assembly to discuss the future peace plan and to discuss ukraine. well and what i heard there was the confirmed participation of a large ukrainian delegation from which they plan to hear strat

were going to reform the un at all, the representative of the united states under him, linda thomas greenfieldsaid that today the security council should be better reflect the new global realities, what can be discussed with the americans, it is generally incomprehensible that their proposals are ridiculed, even by local comedians. now everyone is restless that the next turmoil is due to events. in ukraine, you can turn out to be nuclear , he calls on ukraine and russia to stop hostilities around europe's largest nuclear power plant. in general, what is it for? he is because even i can urge ukraine and russia not to fight around the nuclear power plant. he had to be able to make them stop, that she does? please stop only not power units, like all parents who do not control their children. don't hit your brother. well good good. don't hit his coffee table over there to kill him. the white house had to make excuses for the pictures of the endlessly resting job bid on the official representative of the white house, karina joan piero, in response to criticism in connection with the regular departu

and contribute to further escalation, at the same time the us representative to the un, linda thomas greenfield , called on the council to condemn the use of force for the redrawing of borders, and the representative of albania, onferid hoxha, quoted putin, who in 2014, after the annexation of crimea, assured that moscow does not want the division of ukraine and called the pseudo-referendums a putin farce, the permanent representative of great britain at the oun james karuki - says the kremlin is acting according to the same methods as in crimea, this is disinformation intimidation and fabrication new shelling of the territory of the zaporizhzhia npp recorded a megatep, this is stated in the report of the organization , experts of the agency working at the gas station reported that the shelling took place on monday around 5 p.m. in the area of ​​the switchgear several hundred meters from the training center, and on tuesday morning, two explosions occurred near the channel through which water from the tank enters the station for its cooling system, the most important element of nuclear safety ,

now, filtering on all temporary systems character permanent us representative to the un linda thomas greenfieldtated that filtering is coordinated and controlled by officials in putin's administration, according to their data, between 900 thousand and one million six hundred thousand ukrainians have gone through this procedure, which is used by the russian federation. e fascist e germany during the second world war interrogations are carried out by fsb employees sent from russia convoy security can be provided by residents who have been tested over the years yes the so-called dpr and lpr, if at the beginning of the occupation ukrainians belonging to the armed forces of ukraine or the law enforcement system were not filtered. now this list has expanded significantly. they do not release railway workers. it is clear that they do not release doctors now. they are very interested in teachers, to whom they also do not give permission to leave. go there, work, former judges, a person agrees to cooperate with the occupation authorities , or they are arrested and en masse enlisted as combatants, well,

taken away people who lived there to russia, a process of enforce displacement, ambassador linda thomas greenfield, says the u. s. government believes the numbers involved are staggering. russian authorities have interrogated, detained, forcibly deported between 900001 point 6000000 ukranian citizens from their homes to russia, often to isolated regions in the far east. and i want to be clear, the united states has information that officials from russia's presidential administration are overseeing and coordinating these filtration operations. a senior human rights official says her office can verify that what are known as filtration camps have been set up to process ukrainians. but it's worth noting, she gave no estimate of the number of people involved. alexia chai has not amended that men and women perceived as having tines with ukrainian armed forces or state institutions. or as having true ukrainian or anti ration peers were subjected to arbitrary detention torture, ill treatment and enforced disappearance. they were transferred to penal colony, including the now infamous pin or colony near al

in the west of russia, according to the information of the us representative to the un linda thomas greenfield, the russians forcibly deported from 900 thousand to one million six hundred thousand ukrainians initially full-scale invasion suspected of cooperation with the armed forces of ukraine, the enemy detains and tortures volandians from filtering considered as a war crime we we observe that the kremlin considers the filtering operation to be crucial for its efforts in the annexed territories of ukraine under its control , we demand that russia immediately stop its filtering operation and allow the un independent observers, humanitarian and human rights organizations, access to these filtering sites , the armed forces have fired more than 370 shots at russian positions in the south of ukraine, over a hundred soldiers were destroyed in a day, a russian fighter jet was shot down, a number of enemy cities were eliminated, and others military equipment this is reported by the operational command of the southern su-25, which was successfully landed early by our anti-aircraft missile units, our

and that's why it's so important that we stand against this immediately. ambassador thomas greenfield says she plans to bring a draft resolution condemning russia to a vote in the security council. as early as the end of this week, russia then would clearly use its veto, bought the u. s, and its allies then planning to bring things to all 193 members of the u. n. of the general assembly. james bays al jazeera, the united ne, since one of president vladimir putin closest allies as issued rushes blood test, a nuclear threat. yet dmitri met yet over, says he believes nato will not intervene. if russia decides to attack ukraine with nuclear weapons, but the out of is a former russian president and now deputy head of the national security council. moscow has said any annexed territory. he will be under its full protection. i reckon in the house that knocked out power across cuba. the category 3 hurricane made it landfall on the island on tuesday morning with winds of up to 205 kilometers per hour. around 40000 people have been forced to flee their homes, and augustine has more on the phone

because it's a permanent member of the security council, but already the us ambassador, linda thomas greenfield has said. if that happens, she'll take things to the un general assembly. this is the scene in moscow where preparations have begun for russia's full accession of the 4 ukrainian regions. signs of being put up in red square, listing the names of the regions and declaring them to be now part of russia. landmark as close to visitors in the lead up to friday, 75, advisor lives in moscow with the russian reaction to the un. moscow is not listening to what mister god gutierrez is saying, the law moscow is in another world. russia is bracing for celebrations and the historic speech by vladimir putin president vladimir putin. tomorrow. so, i mean, the logic here is very different. we are in the, i'm, i mean, i'm talking from a place where, i mean, things are seen from a completely different perspective. russians are bracing for what they called the correction of history. i think that those territories belong to russia, and that it was wrong in the 1st place to, to let them go. and now it is