u. on security council. the belgrade region serves as one of the supply lines for the russian army at the beginning of the armed conflict between washington's ukraine and february 22. 22. numerous convoys of tongues and vehicles will pick loan trans personnel were entering ukraine through the belgrade region. the result of military infrastructure that including repair bases and hospitals with every time when the shunting a cause we hear about civilian casualties and this time around is no exception. we hear about showing the peaceful sacraments that as well more than 300 people have been relocated from the belgrade region to other regions of russia, but ukrainian shirley remains the main problem in the border regions. and this content is growing. those people say that the rest of russia simply don't have all the countryman living close to the ministry conflicts the problems simply known as the rest of the country, continue to leave the everyday life as nothing is happening between russia and ukraine. you last

incident would be submitted by russia to a number of international organizations, including the u on security council. so basically, the bell gold region serves as one of the supply lines for the russian army. and at the beginning of the on call, fig, between russia and ukraine. in february 22 twins to numerous convoys of tongues homage vehicles. walker launchers and personnel were entering ukraine from the belle grove region as the result of military infrastructure as well, including repair bases and hospitals. but every time when the shining because we had about civilian casualties at this time around we're hearing about showing the peaceful settlements as well. so you create new shredding remains. the main problem in the board of regents of russian discontent is growing. that as people say that the rest of russia simply don't care about the countryman living close to the border close to the military, conflicts and the problems are simply ignored. as the rest of the country continues to leave. the everyday life, the military commanders and ukraine are claiming success after the latest russian missi

u. on security council. the belgrade region serves as one of the supply lines for the russian army at the beginning of the armed conflict between washington's ukraine and february 2022. numerous convoys of tongues and vehicles will put the loan trans personnel were entering ukraine through the belgrade region . the result of military infrastructure that including repair bases and hospitals with every time when the shunting a cause we hear about civilian casualties and this time around is no exception. we hear about showing the peaceful settlements that as well. well, those 300 people have been relocated from the belgrade region to other regions of russia. but you, cranium surely remains the main problem in the border regions and this content is growing. those people say that the rest of russia simply don't have all the countrymen living close to the ministry conflicts. the problems simply known as the rest of the country, continue to leave the everyday life as nothing is happening between russia and ukraine.

and certainly same on message to continuing to resist these calls for us these 5 yeah, that's right, and there is not a lot of disagreement here at the u. n. on the security council, the vast majority of the security council members have expressed and, or voted in favor of a cease fire for several weeks, actually going back months now. what is essentially held up a resolution for us east fire has been primarily the united states and a little bit to a degree the u. k as well. but it's really the united states. it is used it's vito power and or threat of vito to block any sort of un security council resolution that would call for a cease fire. and that is what you just heard from the deputy us and bass or rubber woods saying they're, they're not there yet. his words, when it comes to this new resolution uh pen to buy out jerry of it is being circulated. now. beyond that though, there is a lot of closed door diplomacy happening here at the un security council is meeting behind closed doors at this very hour into the evening discussing the situation in rafa specifically. now the bigger picture to all of this is somebody is really officials are calling for the united

really what can be kind of brought down to this on the very day that that the american representative and the u. s. february. one of the security council, february 20 on that very day in which he was ordered to be taught. and a julia visited english and demanding an ink uh, basically into this we can do site in gaza and logo is correct. this is, i mean, it punch as soon as we get inspired back, if this weight is on the fire and at them. so it's not 20 a ceasefire in a traditional were sort of says, but with that very day, why did, has actually been this is more than he was, has been to do a fund raising a party for if by the pro is, will be in it who is giving a lot of money to the democratic party so, so this is what it really comes down to me to a my pleasure ends with ramsey. we have to be clear to be the same billionaires that you're making reference to. they give to republicans and the democrats, because these se, billionaires, they have only one issue, is real, okay? that's what i and, and of course, you know, if you, if you don't go along with you get primary in both parties, okay? that's how dangerous a such a wait, pathetic it

on the eve of the anniversary, crushes and vision of ukraine, debated again of the un security council after another euro floor, the u. n. g once more called for bes, 3 is on the back, it seems to rushes attempt to the legal. the next session of your games will tournaments, republic of guy, me and the city of sylvester ball. the water new grains remains an open wound if the hops of you, as it is high time foot piece. international aid and military supplies to ukraine have slowed this, has impacted the by just seen and resulted in territorial gains from all school. like here, enough discuss eastern ukraine, the city federal russians last week. to communion president without immersion lensky seized upon this moment to press allies with a message. ukraine badly needs moment. a tree aid. as a crucial aid package remains blocked by lawmakers in the us. those calls are repeated other you in general assembly on friday, 2 years ago on this day, people did not believe experts diplomats did not believe that ukraine would survive the large scale invasion by russia. today, the same people did not believe that ukraine can win. th

on a base in jordan. and last week, u. s. national security council spokesman john kirby says that the us response will continue to the signal is the guy r t c and to these goods. and the attacks have got to stop. this wasn't just the message sending routine tonight. this was about the grading capability to taking away capabilities by the agency and, and, and, and the militant groups, these responses began tonight. they're not going to end tonight. for more we can now speak to roger shanahan. he's a military analyst and expert based in sydney. thanks very much for being with us. so as we just mentioned, us officials saying more than $85.00 sites. we're ahead. what's more, can you tell us about the strikes? well, a still working off the information that they've been given by the us government, but i said that she said i thought targets at 7 separate sides, said multiple targets at particular facilities. and they were designed to target come out of control facilities, logistics support, elements within stop house, as you saw early in the video day. and

talk of we will not stop until this council shoulders of the responsibilities in full. apart from the u. s. and the u. k. all of the of the 13 delegations on the security council strongly supported to meet you at c spa, the suffering. the police senior southern during is beyond anything a human being should be subjected to god. i showed you for a big the continued passive avoidance of an immediate cease. fire is nothing different from giving a green light to continue to slow to do that goes all. so it'd be, don't know, the human costs and the humanitarian situation goes as intolerable. and israel operation and must stop and glove cc. the us ambassador told reporters this resolution would have sabotaged ongoing negotiations in the region on the sea spa and the prism to release. even though at to mediating countries, egypt and cut to both support the draw, a boss of the thomas green field is now putting forward a road, draw up the resolution negotiation. we're eager to continue working with the council on this proposal. one that would see a temporary cease fire as soon as practicable, based on the formula all hostages being released, and one that would g

the bodies of the soldiers returned to the us on friday at a military ceremony, which finding attended the u. s. national security council. so it's been john kirby's says, the us response target of science linked to a bronze revolutionary guard, or i r g c, and malicious. that it supports you said more attacks could be expected to the signal is the i r t c and to these goods. and the attacks have got to stop. this wasn't just the message sending routine tonight. this was about the grading capability to taking away capabilities by the agency and, and, and, and the militant groups. these responses began tonight. they're not going to end tonight. so more than 85 targets were hit by the u. s. and earlier i asked middle east analyst and military experts, roger shanahan in sydney for more details on the strikes. well, a still working off the information that they've been given by the us government, but i said that she said i thought the targets at 7 separate sides sent multiple targets at particular facilities. and they were designed to target come out of control facilities, logistics support, elements within stop house, as yo

on the u. s. a. house of representatives in google research without focusing on age to keep that plasma national security council. person says you craze forth is all retreating to a black cove. i've munitions some faces on verified footage. all these really forces storming the assignment as will compensate hot units. the idea is full thing. the shelf in the city fighting is really hostages. are on the problem is, is we here from witnesses no one who tried to exit this or reaching us who would be shot by snyder. the situation was very tragic. there was no access to it as an officer hospital after they began to see each person had one loaf of bread corn inside the 12 located to the well, this is up to you and it's good to have your company today. my name's one time on the beginning of the hour, the latest update was from russia's border region of belgrade. 7 civilians are being killed including an input and 18. a wounded. 4 of them are children in a cleaning strike that hit a residential air. and that's according to rushes mystery of how the following. i'm verified for the shows the moment off of the attack. so th

resolution calling for an immediate c spa had repeatedly been blocked by one of the security council's permanent members. the u. s. h some past so that made it clear that the c j decision to won't change that position. we must be honest about what the court did, not order. specifically, it has not ordered an immediate cease fire. it has not made any finding that this preliminary phase of the proceedings that israel committed genocide or otherwise violated the genocide convention. and indeed the united states continues to believe that such allegations are unfounded. israel's deputy ambassador when further claiming the case against his country, which was brought by south africa, the ice c, j was outrageous and false. but all the country sort very differently. the chinese and bass of the told me the court's rulings were clear, but could only be put in place if there was the spot with the a i to reach those goes a ceasefire is a precondition. if some aust, that's watch, we also believe district credit console should do among the provisional load is made by the international court of justice. a call to scale up hum

food poverty, and as israel continues to pound the gaza, the un security council prepares a vote on a new draft to cease fire resolution. the u. s. has already threatened to veto the plan while proposing its own the i'm sarah kelly. welcome to the program. after more than a decade of fighting authorities in the british courts wiki weeks founder julian massage is now facing what could be his last chance to stop his extradition to the united states. a crowd of astonished the porters is gathering outside of london's high court calling for him to be released. while inside his lawyers are hoping to persuade judges to grant a new appeal hearing. if that fails sanchez back, or is worry that he could be put on a plane to the united states straight away, the prosecutors want him to be put on trial on spying. tortoise massage himself hasn't appeared in court with his lawyer saying that he is to on well, his wife of the 50 year old says that he 52 year old would not survive being extradited days before the u. k. cool. let's consider whether to extradite julian a songs to the us, his wife issue to heartfelt please. his release. his healt

on the un security council later today. we're a vote on a new ceasefire. resolution for gaza is expected to take place. the u. s. has already said that it plans to veto the old jerry a sponsor plan and has instead proposed its own. now a pause and the fighting can't come soon enough for the thousands of children now facing hunger and malnutrition inside gaza, with the un children's agency. unicef issuing a stark new warning about the lack of food, water and health surfaces. pushing the bows and pot, hoping to fill their stomachs and provide for their families. many of these children survive on one meal a day and have access to less than one letter of water per day. you know, i used to have chicken rice and many delicious dishes. now we survive on kind food . yes, and i love this woman is worried about her 2 year old, who now ways half of what she should after measuring her arm, doctors say she's suffering from acute nutrition and haven't gotten fish white, the 4th or i was able to get her medication. now i can't find any of the things i need for her. also, i need a head to do an agency's warrant. the 10000 child

the un security council has been held at russia's request, moscow excuses the united states of irresponsibly escalating tension in the middle east. following last week's u. s. military attacks on positions in iraq. kristen salumi has more from the united nations. russia called the meeting of the security council saying us era strikes in syria and rock over the weekend risk escalating war throughout the middle east, a threat to international peace and security, restrict you said we could put the it's a new recent events confirmed that the us is not looking for or has never sold a solution to the problems in the region. but the us accused russia of calling the meeting under false pretences. the actions us forces took on february to are necessary and proportionate is consistent with international law. an exercise of the united states inherent right to self defense. the u. s. bond 85 targets in retaliation for the dust of 3 of its military personnel stationed in jordan. it accused the atlantic resistance in a rock, a coalition of a rocky militias aligned with a rod rod has denied any involvement in that attack. some security council members like the u. k. so the u. s. has a right

on this. we can speak to gabriel at his own day, who is at b. u and headquarters in new york gave what is the security council being told of the impact of the war on gaza on yelman's piece process as well. the security council is being told that it's making the process much more difficult to try to reach a finish line if you will. and it's important to point out that the internationally recognized government and the who these last year were inching closer to a potential piece agreement. but that was all throwing off in the last few months, and it's not just the war in on guys. but it's the subsequent who the tax on shipping vessels in the red sea. and then the us and u. k. a strikes on u. m. and after that, that have complicated matters, according to group the u. n. a special representative there. but also he said, the fact that the united states declared that who these a terrorist organization is not helping matters either in terms of trying to keep the political process in place. and you him and he said that he's really focused on 3 things right now. and that's trying to, to secure more progress towards a cease fire resumed the political proce

crushes and vision of ukraine. debated again at the un security council after another euro for the u. n. g once more called for bes, for 2 years on the deck, it seems to us as an attempt to the legal indexation of gainesville tunnels, republic of guy, nia, and the city of sylvester. ball, the water new grand remains and open rooms at the house of you to is lifetime foot piece. international aid and military supplies to ukraine have slowed this, has impacted the by to see the end result in the real gains for most school. like here enough discuss eastern ukraine, the city federal russians last week. to communion president, willow dumars zalinski seized upon this moment to press allies with a message. ukraine badly needs moment. a tree aid. as a crucial aid package remains blocked by lawmakers in the us. those calls are repeated as a un general assembly on friday. 2 years ago on this day, people did not believe experts diplomats did not believe that ukraine would survive the large scale invasion by russia to day. the same. people did not believe that ukraine can win. this war the turns wrong once, and they will join drunk again, lat

talk of, we will not stop until this council shoulders of the responsibilities in full apollo from the u. s. and the u. k. all of the of the 13 delegations on the security council strongly supported to meet you at c spa, the suffering. the police senior southern during is beyond anything a human being should be subjected to the yellows i showed you. maybe the continued passive avoidance of an immediate cease fire is nothing different from giving a green lights on to continued slow to good goals. all so it'd be, don't know, the human costs and the humanitarian situation goes as intolerable. and israel operation and must stop and glove cc, the us, and bassett, a told reporters this resolution would have sabotaged ongoing negotiations in the region on the sea spa and the prison. no release. even though at to mediation countries, egypt and cut to both support the draw, a boss of the thomas green field is now putting forward a road drop the resolution negotiation. we're eager to continue working with the council on this proposal. one that would see a temporary cease fire as soon as practicable, based on the formula all hostages being released, and one that w

u and secretary general contends russia at a security council briefing 2 years on from the invasion of ukraine. and morning in spain up to a far as an apartment block in valencia. it kills at least 9 people noon . but we begin in central guys aware is ro, is really strikes of targeted a house full of people in there about killing at least 20 full power students. many of the children, alexandra buys reports now for countless palestinian families and gaza. another night of desperation and panic, more than 150 displaced civilians were sheltering in this family home. in the densely populated central city of dear all bella. as night fell, they were hit by a massive is really air straight. that's the you can see for yourself, the bodies, all the dead women and children. there's no peaceful police for us to go. we're all of us please. we've all lost our homes. where do you want us to go? the whole world is watching. i have mercy on us. in dark and dangerous conditions, rescuers tried to save those. they could, the violence and destruction are difficult to fathom. led them to do the job. we ru

u. s. has decided to mention what c swapped for the 1st time it says, and it's dropped resolution for the security council on the schools that support for a temporary spot in garza as soon as practical, based on the global of old hostages being released and calls for lifting old barriers a to the provision of humanitarian assistance at scale. so pretty much sticking, i think, to what was the original plan of those because the ations that have been taking place led by the cartridge and the addictions. but now is going to go into a security council resolution if the us gets its way that significant cause israel did not want the words the spot in any resolution. and now it's the us who is proposing it. of course, other countries wanted the words a major see spot and they wanted the security council to order it. so it probably doesn't go as far as some of the council members would like. and then the 2nd thing in this resolution that i think is very, very significant is the us is issuing this warning. it to israel not to launch a ground defensive interrupt. saw it says that that would cause the home to civilians.

war in guys, in israel's war on gaza, has been at the top of the agenda of the, of the world agenda for, for the most part is including here at the security council and at the u. n, and i think he's really trying to marshall his allies to realize the dire situation that ukraine is facing on the battlefield. but also in the halls of the diplomatic court orders in terms of routing support and keeping the ukrainian cause at the top of the agenda. i mean, he said there that the front lines are very tense. he asked for air defense system, so ukraine can protect themselves, and he said, we must push back russia because russia is a global problem. and his 1st words, when he began speaking here to the security council really brought the urgency home . he said, as i'm speaking, there were air raid sirens going off in odessa. and just within the last hour, odessa has been hit by an air strike. he said, by the end of this briefing, i fear that there could be some ukrainians to die from this to. well, the united states and to europe and union have imposed new sanctions on russia. it's the largest package of penalty since the war on ukraine began. us says the sanctions ar

u. k. against the who t's whether attacks on ships off the coast. the un security council has gathered to discuss the crisis, but russia accusing the west of being the real threat to peace in the region. a vision reduced to unless we collect where's the aggressive actions by our security council colleagues, the width and the okay. in the red sea, remind us of the barbaric and illegal matchup bumping. something us love you again, this time you rock libya and syria at the same time, the thesis of fighting terrorism and right of self defense is exploited shamelessly . we categorically condemn the aggression against him and conducted without approval by the un security council. we had against stress that the unlawful and provocative actions by washington and london, both a direct threat to international peace and security and funds of mind the global order, based on the supremacy of international rights and the central role of the un. what i want to show you this us republican presidential hopeful nikki haley. she's made quite the expose of statement urging washington to strik

u. s. national security council spokes person, i'm strong copy, outlined the parent situation on the ground. i want to share a few words about the battlefield, such an a situation in ukraine where the fighting is incredibly intense in the east, particularly in a city called of the of the city that we've talked about several times before. unfortunately, we're getting reports from the ukrainians that the situation is critical. in very large part, this is happening because ukrainian forces on the grounds are running out of artillery ammunition because congress has yet to pass the supplemental bill. we've not been able to provide ukraine. the artillery shows that they desperately need to disrupt these russian cells. well, if they've got is considered a 2 strategic point of the battle lines because they're using control over the city would push he upstream saving father away from the regional capital then yes, but it's not the army support on the front line where the situation is becoming critical fee pray. meanwhile, this exclusive footage, it shows a russian full, says, conducting operations a

on gaza saying that it's misleading. you spoke to the un security council, which will eventually vote on that resolution. the u. s. has so far blocked all resolutions, which call for a ceasefire and god's as a new draft resolution by the united states extensively caused for a cease fire. however, this has misleading it. best discounts, so should reject any resolution that further happens. humanitarian efforts on the ground, at least as council to tacitly endorse the continued finance of mess, atrocities, and gaza. the people of the people have cause i need to cease fire, not when practicable, but now they need a sustained cease for not a temporary period have come anything short of this is gross negligence. the protection of civilians and gaza cannot be contingent on resolutions from this council with instruments a large amount of terrorism to pull up electrical objectives. hi, mika is the emergency coordinator for doctors borders. he returned from gaza last friday and says a temporary cease. fire is not a solution to the desperate situation in the strip. today, we need this wall to stop and a temper we cease. fir

on ross of once it's mission at the end. all right, thanks so much for all your challenge today. b, u n. c, mount, terry and chief has told the security council aid to go so it's still being blogs. mountain griffith says it's 5 totally un agency for post on continues. it's work. well, the one in comes off to several, west and country suspended funding tundra. they took that decision following as well as accusations a small number of under was stuff to possibly a tax on october, the 7th. the ability of the monitoring community to reach the people of guys or with relief remains grossly inadequate. then to say it's grossly inadequate. as it says here, is grossly inadequate. it's much, much more difficult than that. you and secretary general antonio data is also on the line. the importance of under the is the backbone of all the many, 10 in response even because of as i appeal to all member states to get into the continued seat of wound was life saving work excellence. he's the meditative assist . i mean, guys, these collapsing makes me concerned by the new main conditions. faced by guys was 2.2 median people as they struggle to survive without a

set up in such a way where the powerful maintain their power, the un security council, 3 of the billing vito having members on the u. s. u. n. s. c. r. western countries, i think that we're really now at a turning point, especially with the conflict between israel and him. us where, you know, these, these institutions need to be more democratic. they need to represent the rest of the world. or we're just going to descend further into army get in. yeah, you know, i appreciate you saying that bradley, pretty wiring comments, frankly, but i think it just about on points. let me ask you this, you know, the reuters washington the western political establishment. they, they, they'd like to refer to visa iranian proxies or across the middle east. and, you know, i, i kind of makes me pause for a moment. i'm do you, do you think that because there are many alleged factions out there, the mainstream media likes to call it, ronnie, and protest all they all iranian proxies or what. but perhaps you have certain functions that are just sympathetic to iran, but washington says right here in iranian proxy, but coming off to you, i

set up in such a way where the powerful maintain their power, the un security council, 3 of the billing video having members on the u. s. u. n. c. r. western countries. these institutions need to be more democratic. they need to represent the rest of the world or we're just going to defend further in the army get in and to gather now who are a pair of overnight he's really strikes, killed 24 civilians in the sovereign city of rossa. a residential building has been no blazer, agent, local health professionals confirm the 4 women and 3 children among victims. another strike targeted the refugee camp in the area we had from some of those the survive. the israel still gets a clear to the children to old people and women. the children were just sleeping and suddenly the bomb and happens got to live children and afraid escaped death with as well as people leave your home. so you go to the zones considered save the and wherever bel seen as go, they get bonded. why do notes these just revenge, they just want to bring destruction to people. and that's it. the other that the slides follow. a warning from the united nations th

u. k. against the who changed over their attacks on ships of the many coast. the un security council has gathered to discuss the escalation with russia, accusing the west, the being the real threat to peace in the region, a division reduced to unless we collect where is the aggressive actions by our security council colleagues. the way somebody okay in the red sea, remind us of the barbaric and illegal match the bomb because of yugoslavia, afghanistan, iraq, libya, and syria. at the same time, the thesis of fighting terrorism and the right of self defense is exploited shamelessly. we categorically condemn the aggression against you haven't conducted without approval by the un security council. we had again stressed that the unlawful and provocative actions by watching some and loans and both a direct threat to international peace and security. and undermining the global order based on the supremacy of international rights and the central role of the u . n. o, talking of provocative action us republican presidential hopeful nikki haley has made quite the explosive statement, urging wa

u. k, against the who tease over their attacks on civilian ships, off the coast, the un security council has gathered to mould the crisis. russia accuses the west of posing a real threat to peace there to the resume reduce to electric, collect where's the aggressive actions by our security council colleagues, the west and the okay. in the red sea, remind us of the barbaric and illegal match. the bombings of yugoslavia, afghanistan, iraq, libya, and syria. at the same time, the thesis of fighting terrorism and right of self defense is exploited shamelessly . we categorically comes them the aggression against him and conducted without approval by the un security council. we had against stress that the unlawful and provocative actions by washington and london, both a direct threat to international peace and security, and undermine the global order based on the supremacy of international rights and the central role of the un. meanwhile, the us census around is to blame for a recent strike buying a rocky militant group that recently killed 3 american soldiers to a base in the border zone betw

how do you think the, the, the un security council is going to vote on this u. s. proposal as well as the offers decide whether to take out the old jury and proposal. it would seem to be a waste of time if the conclusion is far gone, that the us would veto it. so that would be a hollow exercise. and the security council wants to do serious work. so i expect to the course of this evening and there will be informal consultations off camera, which will come to an understanding that this is something that could meet the international communities of support. because it calls for the release of all hostages. now it calls for a cease fire, but a seas. terrorism is actually also a cool equation. we need to cease terrorism. cease holding the hostages, then there can be a series fire down here monitoring the man. so i'm encouraged that the security council is taking this seriously, but i do wish that over time, but you and had organized like minded states over 20 countries, have hostages taken there, that perhaps sort of organize themselves towards their work peer pressur

u. s. calls for a temporary cease fire as soon as practicable and on the condition that all hostages are released. however, it is unclear if or when the security council will vote on the form of words for post by washington. okay, and, and this is the 1st time that the us has used this would ceasefire. isn't that what? what does this say about its current relations with israel? right, so this really mocks a moment or the by the ministration has not only come under a mens international pressure to use its leverage to a randomness ropes, devastating operations a bug bite on is also facing intense pressure for members of his own party to speak more forcefully on the situation and gaza and of course in this election year and this election year, which is just beginning, he's also risking bite and is also risk getting to lose important vote of bodies like young voters or arab americans because of his support for israel in his thanks so much the update, that's the w is washington bureau chief and his port authorities in russia had opened a new criminal case against the brother of the late russian opposition leader elect thing of only all legs. and i've only

that security council meeting on the way right now is you say it was the us that's a veto. or in the week the u. k. of stating that you came by. so the economy speaking to the security council right now as an bosses were coming in for this meeting. i wanted to get the views on this meeting with a former french foreign minister catherine cologne with the secretary general of the united nations. the backdrop of cost for this is, it's very, very serious for a delivery in garza. the fact that most west and of the big west and funders have dropped the aid that includes the us, germany and the you all the individual e u countries. some of them are still providing aid to under what we know is that the secretary general accident and followed some other stuff right away with these allegations were made. but ever since the, you and it's been trying to get more details from these right. ease of the evidence they actually have and these rallies have not been providing that dosier of, of evidence to the us. and they provided to the us. they provided it to some us and use organizations, but not to the u. n.

u. k. a gauge the who's the size of our tax on ships. also, you have any toast, the un security council, this guy the, to discuss the escalation with russia, accusing the west of being the will switch to piece in the region, producing reduce to, unless we collect, where is the aggressive actions by our security council colleagues. the width of the okay, in the red sea, remind us of the barbaric and illegal matchup bumping, something us love you. again, it's time you rock libya and syria at the same time, the thesis of fighting terrorism and the right of self defense is exploited shamelessly. we categorically condemn the aggression against him and conducted without approval by the un security council. we had against stress that the unlawful and provocative actions by washington and london, both a direct threat to international peace and security and funds in mind the global order based on the supremacy of international rights and the central role of the un . meanwhile, us republican presidential hopeful nikki haley is made of explosive statements urging washington to bomb iraq and syria

u. k. might be joined in an extension by some of the security council members. they'll be putting pressure on all the members of the security council. i the ones to watch full of the close us allies who, who sit on the council. and notably, i think japan and south korea but are among the last time they voted for an agency spot. and i think that's still the most likely option this time. and there's actually we're saying linda thomas greenfield, us and box it says she doesn't like the all gerry and drive to what's different about the american draft then as well. that's the surprising thing wrong because we knew this out here in draft was coming, we knew the vote was happening this morning and and now is time. and yet 24 hours ago it emerged that the us had come up with its own draft of this. i think i'm good some, some of the other members of the security council, they were coming up with this at the 11th hour. the us making it clear though it doesn't want this to be voted on today. in fact, it doesn't necessarily want it to be voted on straight away once it is room for negotiations. but it is

there are other parts of it, particularly on the language of a c spa, everyone on the security council, with the exception of the u. k. and the us wants to see an immediate c spa forced by the security council. now listen, the resolution talks about a temporary cease for as soon as practicable. so the idea of a see saw not one being ordered right now by the security council. and i think that may well be a deal breaker for other members of the council. but as i say, i think we're looking at a period now again of negotiation on that us tax. but i suspect all the council members would also be trying to add things to that tax. all take things out of that text, things based on the diplomat together to the that the you and thank you. let's close eva to rough an hour to recover as a join us now. the entire cusp is hopes of a c side. dashed once again. the people who were living in hope of the yes incense. so hilde palestinians are saying that the they did the window of hope is getting much more narrow right now. the after the u. s. a rejection of the o jury and draft for spot proposals that might bring that in to the fig