u. n. a. u n. s o type began to form. a craft shook began promoting the creation of ukrainian independent national church . therefore, he supported archbishop fil a rep who got bad relations with moscow and was attempting to create his own personal key. ivan patriarch kate, in this did little to solve the problems are ah, the u. s administration was very concerned about what was happening in ukraine. the country had 1240 nuclear warheads along with missile delivery vehicles. overall, ukraine possesses 680 mega tons of nuclear weaponry. this is comparable to 37778 bombs dropped on hiroshima. in addition, ukraine had strategic aviation. the could carry 492 cruise missiles with nuclear warheads. finally, there were 2600 units of tactical nuclear weapons stored in the country. ukraine's nuclear potential exceeded that of france, the united kingdom and china combined. for washington, the most important condition for co operation and economic assistance was a complete dismantling of the military nuclear potential. after long an

her nature violated the international resolutions of the u. n. s. c. they shield and destroyed infrastructure and killed civilians. this was a foreign intervention in libya for which they must apologize and compensate for every brick they destroyed, and every person they killed. the libyan people will decide who will reign and who shall not. who shall stay and who shall go nato, which brazenly uses the power to plunder the wealth of african nations. to day we will hold them accountable for all this, especially the u. s. and with the change of the world order, we will legally restore of rights. for libyans, the nato alliance, u. s. to germany and the pretext of protecting civilians have been the biggest lies ever. now all these lies our god. we always emphasize that people are being used as a pretext for carrying out certain political objectives and projects sought by the international regime. we've seen this with syrian and libyan refugees. ah, we are fully aware that the u. s. is one of the main facts is behind the destruction of libyan infrastructure

un security council there, the united kingdom there, which is currently has the residency of the u. n. s. c. so let's saw listening. i give the thought to the russian federation into the tv show me the young girl that was doing present interiors before we had up the agenda. right now, i'd like to express our protesting what was in connection with the faculty that the just started of british presidency. ah, dealt with our to request to convene a security council in connection with the horrific provocation of the korean forces in boucher now from the beginning of the 1st meeting or which we requested down the 3rd sunday. 3rd of april for monday at 3 pm. and then an emergency meeting which, where you requested i at 12 o'clock on the 4th of april, after you a refuse or 1st request, we considered that it was, you considered that it was possible to blatantly or violate the rules of the counsel. and the 2nd time issued a decision that wasn't coordinated with any one that it would be better to discuss this topic today. this is an outrageous situation. no, i said at, in my letter to you yesterday

and mr. gal, china, it stood out in the u. n. s. c, meeting for his pragmatic stance on bringing about a solution to the war in ukraine. how important is it to have voice is encouraging diplomacy right now. i think as far as the military operations in ukraine, this concerned diplomacy, negotiation and the peaceful settlement and all whatever, problems, cetera is of crucial importance. first of all, the, for the escalation of the war obliterate operations. being your crane is not good for your cray is not good for russia, and it may even get out of hand from a conventional law into a non conventional wall. and as a matter of fact, the russia is not only fighting against the ukraine. it is also fighting against the united states and nato members incorrectly because they are providing all military support information. cyber support to the ukrainian defense forces as we speak, so to minimize civilian losses. it is crucially important to use diplomacy to bring the war to an end. however, whether ukraine can really make a decision by itse

u. n. 's top court in 2004. john holman report is really government just allocated about $93000000.00 to reinforcing this this separation will, that's between the occupied westbank and israel. now not all of it looks like best parts of it. a more rudimentary and there are holes in them. and that's what the government, israeli government wants to change. and all of this is coming after a series of attacks, one of which on the 29th of march, it's been confirmed that a palestinian did go through one of the holes in the wall and then killed 5 people on a city on the outskirts of tel aviv now this separation will, which runs for hundreds of kilometers, is really controversial. many israelis think it's been a vital piece of protection from attack since it was put in place in the early 2 thousands palestinians. he is in apartheid wool cagey, the men built along arbitrary lines and in some cases, dividing whole communities and depriving many farmers from access to their lands. they had a loose owns a billboard workshop

u. n. 's humanitarian agency says $4400000000.00 is needed in afghanistan. as it faces an economic crash and humanitarian crisis. the money is needed to boost the delivery of food and agricultural support and to fund health services, water and sanitation and education. afghans need all help, enabling their economy, sustaining their agriculture, and enabling the basic functioning of social services to prevent further economic collapse, preserve those basic services. the international community has long said human rights must be up held for the taliban leg government to receive aid. they supporting the u. n. appeal, se the taliban decision to close may. secondary schools for girls last week has made it more difficult to raise funds from western governments to taliban. the defacto authorities have to live up to their responsibility to protect their people and to help she managed her in organizations. do the work on the ground that in each to the decades, afghanistan was heavily reliant on financial aid that was frozen. when the taliban took power, now the un is

u. n. 's humanitarian chief, not in griffith's, as urged both sides to commit to a plan for civilian evacuations. he says there's been little success in establishing humanitarian corridors for prolonged periods. my colleagues continue daily to plan full convoys to move. and we've had a number of successful movements. the convoys been completely inadequate in terms of the overall requirement. and we have a system of your matcher notification, we notify the russians, we notify the ukrainians. and if they don't come back and say no, it's too dangerous. we go, we do that, we do the movement and that it was all a discussion about that. i think the, the, i think it would be fair to say that right now, if i could speak for the russian authorities are, they are not, are not putting us locals. these fires at the top of their gender, not yet on the same as char stratford is in the ne pro. let's go live to him now. chance bring us up to speed with the, with the latest on fighting in the east of the count

u. n. 's general position denouncing russia's actions in ukraine. we truth on china to help and the war in ukraine, china try not to the blind eye to russia's volition of international law. these principles are enshrined in the un charter and principled secret to china. time is not related to policy on the crisis of ukraine, and we don't think our normal trade with any other country should be affected. even europe have been conducting your normal business with the russians. you have in stock or your trade with russians. and so our normal trade with moscow should not be affected because the employment and the living standards of china, also dependent on the normal trade was older countries including russia. chinese prime minister told e u leaders the beijing would push for pace quote, in its own way and president, she added the global community should back dialogue between russia and ukraine. not fuel to the fire. aging has traditionally close ties with moscow, with the relationship strengthening in recent years. amid pressure from the west, we spoke

u. n. u. s. ambassador to the un, making that case in fact, that she is seeking russ's removal from that human rights council. so talk us through where things stand with that it would take a vote of 2 thirds of countries member states to the united nations there a 193 of them. 2 thirds would have to vote in support of a resolution which the united states has promised to put forward and allies like the united kingdom have promised to support. calling for the suspension of russia from the human rights council. the united states said it was a farce. and hypocritical for russia to serve on that body. only one other country has been removed from it in its history, and that is libya. back in 2011. we're seeing the challenges that the you and faces when you have not veto wielding members of the security council on either side. these great powers that have the potential to block consensus in the security council. it makes going forward very difficult, but the strategy we've seen laid out here by the wes

so this is sarah s h u n c a r a s. they verify the last all the countries a, you know, especially those who are dependent on the ukraine experts. but do you think, realistically, it is now within the russia ability to ensure that the spring sewing season begins as it should and that it continues as it should so that to minimize the burden on the rest of the world. because in addition to this war, we also have, you know, many seasons of drought, locust, and asians, and many other factors that are affecting the production of food. so actually a china or russia, especially with a lot of the n y, a n a . and also a 2 or 3. so now the whole world is to watch the war is a t t a. so we have 2 of the other countries, washington for now. and we seems to believe that in penalize russia, you know, any means justify the goal and, you know, it already led to, steve increases in commodity prices for many companies to alter production change. do you think that the world is likely to take it as it is? you know, the mind is always righ

the international criminal court says the whole country is a crime scene n u. s. president jo bye. he says that this is genesis also coming up. finland says it will decide soon on applying for nato membership. public support for joining nato. have serge, since russia invaded you correct? ah, i bring gov is good to have you with us on this wednesday, and we start with growing evidence that russia is committing war crimes in ukraine so much so that you as president biden has now described vladimir putin's war as a genocide of the ukrainian people today the chief prosecutor of the international criminal court said that all of ukraine is now a crime scene. russia dismisses it as fake or staged, but evidence is mounting of low crimes committed by russian troops in ukraine. a 2nd mass grave has been excavated in boucher investigate to say it contained 40 to 60 bodies less than a week ago. 57 bodies were exhumed from another mass grave in the town near key. if this and news of other atrocities lead president joe biden, to break it to who and accused the kremlin directly of genocide. yes,

involved in 2014, i covered this from canada, j t, f. 2, which our special forces along with the s a s n u s. special forces were all on the ground. and it could have been gone the ground before 2014 helping what we know as the hours of battalion and probably sector at the same time. so this is something that has been going on for an extended period of time. now when lose it, it's, we're living in 2 parallel universes here, because what we're seeing in the west is something that we've never seen before. this unprecedented type of propaganda that i can only say has to have come from the coven epidemic. because kettler, just as hyped about this, as they have been in the past 2 years about what cove it was, it's unbelievable and where you look in the west. the flags are hanging. the commercials are on tv. we're seeing just blue and yellow. absolutely everywhere. so from that perspective, this war has turned into something very different year. and so it's one of those things where everybody's patting each other are on the back and say, hey, i'm with this teen younger either way with us for ali

involved in 2014, i covered this from canada, j t f 2, which are special forces along with the s a s n u s. special forces were all on the ground and it could have been on the ground before 2014 helping what we know as the, as on battalion at robbie sector at the same time. so this is something that has been going on for an extended period of time. now when lose it, it's, we're living in 2 parallel universes here because what we're seeing in the west is something that we've never seen before. this unprecedented type of propaganda that i can only say has to have come from the coven epidemic because get large, just as hyped about this, as they have been in the past 2 years about what cove it was. it's unbelievable. and where you look in the west, the flags or hang the commercials or on tv, or see just blue and yellow. absolutely. everywhere. so from that perspective, this war has turned into something very different year. and so it's one of those things where everybody's patting each other on the back and say, hey, i'm with this teen younger either way with us or ality precisely what whirl

u. s. and the u. s. media, the u. n. is greatly criticized for not doing enough in this conflict. so it will be on that humanitarian part of the situation that the secretary general should show results if he's able to show results. and that's certainly where he's focusing his attention. he is the secretary general who's part of an organization where russia has a leading role as a permanent member. and obviously if he was to and he's criticized, i think as far as he would be, i would say he is criticized as far as he would say. as much as he can russia calling this an invasion, calling this out a war. but i think he feels he can't go any further because potentially, if he would kick and he can't do this anyway, if he were to kick rush out of the un or could, could kick it out the security council, then protected, potentially, that un would spend to potentially, china might leave and it's worse or money just on the humanitarian would collapse, just like the league of nations did before world war 2. james, thanks so much for the update goes, we'll come back to her as things develop a

u. s. u n chief has just arrived in ukraine. messy pushes for ceasefire and the tumult war. donor good finish was in moscow on tuesday where he met with russia's president that i'm approved. and he announced that his ukraine arrival in a tweet saying that he will continue to work to expand humanitarian support and secure the evacuation of civilians from complex owns. he said, the sooner this war ends, the better for the sake of ukraine, russia and for the world, hold up the me, joints now live from key. if hard was we expect then, from this meeting between 10 and ukraine's president. well today i think is going to be a very difficult conversation simply because we heard from president the mirrors and a few days ago who was quite mist actually that the un secretary general was going 1st and last scope. and then coming to keyvi actually said that it was that i'm bigger this position and he said that he thought that the secretary general's should 1st come here see for himself what happened. maybe

u. s. u n. hi, officials for iraq creation car doors for civilians. major poly and gay, representing the russian federation, spoke and explained very clearly that the presence of these civilians in the factory was hidden. despite repeated requests on the part of russia to make sure that no civilians were in harm's way. and now russia has been calling on kiev to influence the fighting forces there and allow the civilians to leave the factory. so essentially, ukrainians are being used as human. she'll buy, you know, by these extremist anti russian forces that have been armed and trained by the states and ukraine. now it's also important to note that at the security council meeting, shina, it's up to the floor and talked about the dangers facing the global economy. and how the targeting and manipulation of currency as a result of us sanctions, is having a very long term and serious effect, not just in russia, but in other places. now the world economy is being badly affected by these moves by the united states. that the escalation of the conflict. so i w

u. s. could n dish, as a lensky is a desperately trying to get some more aide for a while, so that it can be blown up by russian forces. ah, zalinski is not his own man. he not only has the u. s embassy to report to but he cannot be a free agent because of the nazis and do not hesitate to acknowledge that there is no way. thank you. ok, keep going, keep going. keep going on that issue because they, they, they, they do not want to talk about it. they want to dismiss it. it's very real. go ahead one minute before we go to the break break please. leah, the answer of course is that we need to push for an immediate cease fire. that's not going to happen. ah, a pu gina is going to go forward now with his plan a to liberate money will bull and the other parts of the eastern, southeastern ukraine, with the forces he has in place. should he failed to do that. he can always count on china and i will add this. it is not beyond possibility that china was stirrup, some trouble in the south china sea, or course

u. n and the u. se is a lot of resistance from the russian people against what what putin is doing? yes i mean, the sanctions are certainly certainly helped. the people know there's a cost and certainly i think you know the revival of a radio free europe and voice of america and other places to get alternative media. getting around the sensors on the internet that that helps direct financial support of the opposition is kind of a double edged sword. because often the regime can then depict the opposition is just some kind of foreign agents. and so sometimes this kind of support ends up doing more harm than good. however well intentioned it. maybe. and the ultimately it is up to the russian people who are who are themselves suffering quite a bit. i remember the russians have had twice as many soldiers killed as american soldiers killed in 20 years of intervention in afghanistan and iraq, so the human cost is there. the financial cost is there. and i think eventually the people of russia will see it to t

n s o. group, the watchdog has linked the hacking of devices in the u. k. prime minister's office and the foreign office to n s l clients in the united arab emirates, jordan and india. none of those countries has commented, the u. k. government says it doesn't comment on security masses and denies the allegations. adam shapiro is the director of israel palestine advocacy at dawn. he says some intelligence agencies need to catch off with software being used by companies like n s o group. they should be said that citizen looking for before has a long track record of credibly proving its allegations with the evidence that are fine on the devices and what, what is significant about this in this case, although it really isn't surprising, is the extent to which even european governments are using the spyware against their own civil and again, political targets. we've seen that authoritarian governments are using the spyware against political or get. ready ready stylists malays. ready defenders, people like to know if the shogi founded on the person but what the

u. c. s t i n o n i c plus hyundai, the coffee them in, go gig, stan. nadia must look in metrics kanethia, cynthia b, delaware rascal. know so hinting that a sandy throw out with the hampton that ascent, the cell phone with you. i remember high data thought the impression, think that there is he done that a commit. comerica me ever. if, as he gets away in front of the embassy, there's always an activist vigil in 1998 gotham mass chief, investigating judge in madrid, ordered the arrest of ex dictator penal chad who was currently in london. mm . thus he applied the principle of international jurisdiction. the idea behind it, some crimes are so serious that they affect all of humanity and can be prosecuted by any judge regardless of where they were committed. peanut sets arrest was a warning to dictators and leaders responsible for genocides quindrel, impunity under the laws of their own country. crimes against humanity could now be prosecuted by any prosecutor or judge in the world. i prefer some hac

u. s. government, the w. n. da, britney grantor's family decided not to talk about it. russian government made a decision to put this out in the world right. once that she needs it out of box, you can't put it back in. and even if maybe the ukraine war and the invasion by russia is a distraction or is, you know, maybe somehow overshadowing her situation. maybe they aren't separate. i mean, it does beg the question, danny, i'm curious, hearing jason's comments there. why will you know, or why are they continuing to be silent and advocate for silence? what are your thoughts on that? so i think it's an excellent question and i'm really enjoying this conversation. so before i answer, i just want to say, even though i work for the u. s. government, i'm not here today speaking on the us government. so one of the things that i've learned from spending a lot of time talking to former kidnappers is that when they think that the person they're holding is more valuable, that raises the stakes. that makes them ask for more

u. s. escalation against russia in lockstep with e u. n. g 7 nations. new sanctions targeting russian financial institutions and kremlin officials. the u. s. president also introduced an executive order banning all american investment in russia. this ran restaurants, going to make sure that new money can come in to rush you to replace what's left. some of those sanction now include russian president vladimir putin's 2 adult daughters and foreign minister survey. laugh rob, his wife and daughter. on wednesday, the justice department announcing actions against russian oligarchy, constantine malice, have for sanctions violations. and the seizure of a yacht docked in spain earlier this week, owned by another russian oligarchy, victor vac cell burg. it does not matter how far you sail your yacht. it does not matter how well you conceal your assets. the justice department will use every available tool to find you disrupt your plots and holds you accountable. the justice department working with the f. b. i also announced it had disrupted a malicious computer ne

u. n. the $1011.00 tax the cultivation and trade of the crump, earning millions of u. s. dollars and helping finance their wor, something they have never officially admitted. a john bonnie explains to us why the taliban are trying to band opium production. his institute collects data and research is drug cultivation in afghanistan. the objective is certainly to get the approval 1st of the international community hopefully move closer and closer to the recognition of the regime, which is very important for them because it would then allow many other revenues to fluid. oh, so when the taliban minister confirmed this in the interview, he said the world has to help us. we asked them to take notice and stand by our side of that. so for me taken, ah, i just got it is a thought they were great. you.

u. s. based at n g o that informs you as policy makers on events in russia and supports the countries democratic development. she joins us from washington. welcome to d, w. i mean, you said the pro democracy russians are in this tragedy together with ukrainians. what did you mean by that? well, i mean that her, this war, this song, worst possible nightmare, the worst possible scenario that is happening is the moment. this is not the war. only the war ha, of russia against ukraine. it's actually the war between the dictatorship and democratic world, and we put them are going to rush and we are fighting with this dictatorship from the very like from the beginning and occupied the russia 1st before he started to attack its neighbors. before he started to attack the democratic world, that's why we ought to be other. we do never thing even in 2008, we were standing together with georgia in 2014. we're standing together with ukraine and we're doing a lot of things. one of the main programs of my organization, the advocacy on behalf of kremlin political prisoners and the very big group of those is ukra

u. s. officials told n b c news this week. there is no evidence. russia has brought any chemical weapons in your ukraine. joe biden has repeatedly claimed brushes, planning to use chemical weapons in ukraine. he even said, washington was drawing up a response, but the article claims those statements were never supported by any evidence. by nor so spoke by china, potentially supplying weapons to russia. again, there was never, apparently anything to suggest that investigative journalists, madeep madiba believes governments are walking a risky line like giving stories to the media based on so few thanks kids or she'll issue in the situation or to use changes to the public and she knows what they're doing as much and i. ready and see over the years you choose to teach why. ready one and one place you must, you know, become so safe to get people to you. but we often everything you wanted to know about biological weapons next, but were perhaps hesitant to ask you to stay with us for a short documentary. and i'll be here again at th

u. s. in the n. best simply gave up . after reviewing matters carefully, i have reached the conclusion that at this time there is no longer the prospect of genuine and effective domestic investigations within afghanistan. the united states is now appealing to the, i see as an authority, an arbitrator in international disputes. but washington itself seems to have done more than anyone else to actually discredit, behave the care of plans to seize $400000000000.00 of russian assets south. according to a russia news agencies fighting president landscape adviser, he's quoted in saying funds should be obtained as a reparation from the aggressor. the moves already got the backing of the polish prime minister. this comes amid a flurry of sanctions from the west since the start of the war in ukraine. the u. s . pass legislation in february that would allow the government to seize and sell frozen russian assets according to the white house. the money should be used as a full ukrainian refugees and rebuilding the country. meanwhile,

u. s. from the intermediate range nuclear forces treaty or the i n f, which mark the 1st time that both the u. s. in russia had agreed to actually reduce their nuclear arsenals. in fact, when this happened, you stated a quote from has fired the starting pistol on cold war 2. so to what extent does move by the us undermine nuclear disarmament? and perhaps even compromise global nuclear security. i mean, we've seen this has been a trend over the last 10 years. we've seen the dismantling of international legal instruments. we've seen violation of international instrument not on one side, but from many different sides before trump withdrawal from the i n f treaty from the van via which the russia violates a lot of these kind of instruments. we've seen them barley, the chemical weapons convention as well. we seen a really negative turn, and then you add this very kind of trend of nationalistic sort of match, show leaders threatening sort of rhetoric, an arms race, massett, investments in nuclear weapons. and you get the kind of tension and i think that this is exactly what we want. but if we con