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to show the security council's position and make each of the 15 members of the security council declared that position the resolution has been drawn up by albania. and by the us and the u. s. representative of the security council, the us ambassador than to thomas greenfield is addressing the council right now. she's just actually read some quotes from the secretary general of the united nations. antonia terrace, who in the last 24 hours, said that the referenda, which he called not, not legitimate referenda deserve to be condemned. she also went on to say that this organization is referring to the un was built on an idea that never again would one country be able to take territory from another. and she said, that's exactly what's happening here. so the us ambassador, trying to rally support this last moment before the vote of all the 15 security council members. we know, i think pretty certainly how russia is going to vote. russia has been condemned here. russia is a permanent member of the security council and russia without doubt, in the vote that we're going to see very shortly is going to vote against i think more interesting is whether there are any other countries

security council. why is that relevant now? yeah, that's interesting. and this is actually a position that the u. s. has, has going back quite a few years now that it wants to see the security council expanded. the security council seen by many of course as a relic of the post 2nd world war era going back decade doesn't include countries like india, which now obviously hugely important plays on the world stage. i think the fact that by is latching onto this at this point. so it underscores the fact that they see this is a potential opportunity for a given russia's involvement in this war. that is, that a permanent member of the security council which wields a veto, which is able to block pretty much anything of consequence that he wants to in the u. s. system is waging a war like this. this adds weight to the case for security council reform, whether it actually gets anywhere. it's a different question because it's know that china is pretty much adamantly opposed . now, the cranium president, problem is lensky is also about to address the un assembly this this afternoon, remotely understand what's at

and now he's saying both the security council as a whole is going to be expanded. if the u. s. gets its way and the u. s. now supports expanding the permanent members of the security council. that's something when he's trying to persuade the un general assembly of his views on the war and ukraine and say on ukraine's side is something that's going to win over some people . but it's worth saying that you don't get security council reform until all the 5 permanent members agree to that. and i think it's not likely that china and russia would agree to that right now. may not answer got reports of a prisoner swap between russia and ukraine. tell us more about that. while details are still a little sketchy and details are coming in. what i can tell you is that diplomatic sources tell me this has been work that's been underway for some considerable time . now the model in terms of the diplomatic model, how they've been doing the diplomacy is very similar to that grain deal. we saw earlier in the summer getting the grain out of ukraine and getting it to global markets. the other side

security council meeting . now it's important to note that just prior to the un security council meeting, the u. s. secretary of state anthony blanket made clear that the united states would not recognize the results of the rapper randoms that are taking place in the don boss regions. and furthermore, he gave his blessings to attacks on russian territory that might be carried out with weapons provided by the united states. this is what anthony blanket said shortly before the un security council meeting. will the us still allow ukrainian troops to use us weaponry to defend against russians in those territories, no matter what the outcome of these referendums and this, these possible annexations ukraine has the absolute right to defend itself throughout its territory, including to take back the territory that has been illegally seized one way or another by russia. now, the nato chief also made clear that while nato countries are supplying weapons to the government that they do not consider nato to be part of the ongoing conflict. they consider this to be a fight between ukraine and russia as well. n

the un security council in new york, the u. s. as its allies will press for tougher action against russia to bring you live coverage as the session gets underway. and to russia and ukraine, trade, prisoners, and the biggest swap since the war began. moscow releases about $200.00 ukrainians, and many of them heroes of the siege of money off, off, and keep gibs at $55.00 russians, including a prominent allied vladimir ah, i'm so gale. welcome to the program. western allies are expected to increase their criticism of russia. the un security council in new york this afternoon. the u. s. will push to further isolate the kremlin of a vladimir putin escalation of the war. the russian leader has issued veiled threats to use nuclear weapons and mobilized hundreds of thousands of extra reservists. well, this is the seen inside the security council at the moment. washington will make the case for tougher condemnation of russia and delegates will also address allegations of war crimes. russia holds a permit seat on the security council and ca

the un security council is expected to meet as early as friday. the u. s. and albania been working on a resolution condemning russia. it's likely that russia will veto such a resolution because it's a permanent member of the security council, but already the u. s. ambassador linda thomas greenfield has said, if that happens, she'll take things to the un general assembly. and russia has accused the un chief of taking sides in the ongoing conflict. mom at val is in moscow and more on that. moscow is not listening to what mr. 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 time. it is t

u. s. and additional funding to help alleviate that crisis. and also something about the u. n. itself and the way the u. n is structured, many members would like to see reform of the un security council. so while he's trying to persuade them about ukraine, he is also said the u. s. is very much in favor of reform and security council having more than the current 15 members expanding that and also having more than the 5 permanent members of the security council. and many members of the un here complain about the fact that they say as 5 of the victors of world war 2 and nothing has changed since the u. n. was founded at the end of world war 2 months of the talk at the you in general assembly james, this is of course about ukraine. several other countries have been criticizing rushes, talk of mobilize ational, partial, mobilize ation. one of the other responses that we've been hearing you've got a lot of criticism of this. they say it's an escalation of the war and you're going to hear more in the next 24 hours. because the un security council is going to meet at foreign minister level france is the president this month. the french foreign minister is going to preside. all 15 council me

security council meeting. and just a matter of hours on friday. and there, there is a plan for a resolution to draw the resolution to be put to the security council. the u. s. had been working on that along with another security council member albania, a resolution that would condemn russia, condemn the referenda, condemn the annexation. i'm told the wording of the latest version of that is very strong indeed. and i'm pretty certain what would happen if we do have this meeting taking place on friday. and if it doesn't take place on friday, that takes place on monday. that is going to be a rush and be to russia is a permanent member of the un security council. it's shown since february is prepared to use it's vito on this issue. i have no doubt that they would be a resolution that condemned them. so then what's the next step? well, we've already heard from the us ambassador, the united nations been to thomas greenfield, that if she expects the russians use that veto, they will that veto power. then the next step would be for the u. s. and other nations to take this to the un general assembly, and we're hearing that a meeting could take place as early as nex

u. s said it would ask the un security council to condemn the votes with the resolution ordering russia to withdraw from ukraine, that the but with moscow having a veto in the council, there's no chance of the resolution passing with the same votes out of the way it melts up to president putin just how fast he wants to complete the final step. and next in the occupied territories and escalating his 7 month old war for once again . european union leader, se lakes are on the north stream pipelines were caused by sabotaged scientists, recorded under c explosions around the lines connecting russia and germany. large plumes of gas are leaking into the baltic sea. though there are no claims of responsibility. poland says the leagues mark than escalation in the war on ukraine accredited spokesman says it would be stupid and absurd to blame russia for the attack fuel spilling out into the baltic sea. afterward. the eas, top diplomat, joseph burrell. say's is a likely octave sabotaged b t. what nord stream pipelines linked russia and germany, 3 red dots, mac, the places where the leaks were dete

u. s. dictatorship is based on brute force. now that is, or shortly after the head of the russian security council said the u. s. could have been involved in sabotaging the notary pipeline system, claiming it would have the most to gain from it. those claims are also raised by the head of russia's foreign intelligence sons, bombings up, in my opinion, the west is doing everything you can to hide the true perpetrators. and organizers of this international act of terrorism is up. we already have some evidence that points to a western footprint in the organisation and implementation of this terrorist attack . our prosecutor's office is investigating the incident that the author, a former foreign minister, a potent deleted a tweet. he had posted about the pipeline sabotage that finished with the woods. thank you, usa. you later wrote another post, clarifying that quote. he was glad nordstrom was paralyzed saying it's good for poland. meantime, officials and washington had been down playing the empire of the incident would have had on europe, even as energy prices sore. when tuesday us secretary of state antony blank

u . s. representative that the un security council, our russian colleagues have decided to instrumental eyes, a security council meeting to spread conspiracy theories and disinformation and to, to quote, my colleague morbid fantasies. i know our russian colleagues have had a bad afternoon. j a bad day. they had to sit and watch that strangely. od fascist nuremberg style rally combined with los vegas. 1970 show that happened in moscow this morning to celebrate the illegal annexation of ukrainian territory. and that afternoon, they got hit by the councils vote, clearly sending the message about their annexation of ukrainian territory. but i don't think that justifies once again, the russian delegation, raising conspiracy theories and mast information in this council. let me be clear. united states categorically denies any involvement in this incident and we reject any assertions saying the contrary. not the most convincing denials from the u. s. representative i, the russian representative then took to the floor once again and pointed out that the facts speak for themselves and that simply cal

u. s. said it would ask the un security council to condemn the votes with a resolution ordering russia to withdraw from ukraine that condemns these. but with moscow having a veto in the council, there's no chance of the resolution passing with the same votes out of the way. now it's up to president putin just how fast he wants to complete the final step in next in the occupied territories and escalating his 7 month old war. once again, the european union, later se ruptures in the north stream pipelines were probably caused by sabotaged european companies and are ramping up security in the energy sector. russia has called a un security council meeting to discuss the damage. european leaders are worried about the pipeline leaks in the baltic sea that uses the damage was likely caused by deliberate act raising security concerns. but the european commission has not said who might have been behind the suspect at separate touch. today, ms. oller, who is everything, is being done to try to identify the origin of these events and of the explosions on the node string pipelines. so we will have to get to th

the un security council is expected to meet as early as friday, the u. s. and our bay near been working on a resolution condemning russia. it's likely that russia will be such a resolution because it's a permanent member of the security council, but already the u. s. basset, linda thomas greenfield has said. if that happens, she'll take things to the un general assembly. russian rockets have hit a residential area in the ukrainian city of nip ro, at least 4 people have been killed, including 2 children. and according to the local governor there, the kremlin has repeatedly denied targeting civilian areas. russia president vladimir putin has called the leaks in the north stream gas pipelines, an act of international terrorism. nato also says the incidents were an act of deliberate sabotage. the kremlin denies any responsibility. on thursday, sweden confirmed a 4th rupture in the undersea pipelines which carry russia natural gas that you, us president joe biden has warned hurricane in could be the deadliest in florida history and has declared a major disaster.

u. s. ambassador to the un security council says russia has forcibly deported up to 1600000 ukrainians. many of the deported are reportedly sent to isolated for regions ah, eastern regions of russia. russia's un ambassador denies the claims calling in an attempt by the west to do is to besmirch his country. united nations nuclear watchdog says a backup power line. it's operation power. it has been damaged by shelling, but the i. e says the incident did not have an immediate impact on the plants operations, as it had already been disconnected from the electricity grid. thousands have taken to the streets and haiti's capital and other cities to demand better living conditions. their calling on prime minister ariel only to resign following a spike and consumer prices a severe fuel shortage. and a rise in gang related bottles. police in canada say the 2nd suspect in a mass. stabbing has died after he was arrested. this ends of 4 day man hunt, following one of canada's deadliest incidents of mass violence. 10 people were killed and 18 injured in the stabbing rampage in saskatchewan province.

u. s. dictatorship is based on brute force. well, that is a shortly after the head of the russian security council, nickaligha thrush, i've said the u. s. could obviously have been involved in sabotaging the north stream pipeline system as washington is the main place to benefit economically from the gas supply root being rendered in operable. those claims were also raised and i left a late statement by the head of rushers, a foreign intelligence service. and when was up, in my opinion, the west is doing everything. it can to hide the true perpetrators and organizers of this international act of terrorism. we already have some evidence that points to a western footprint and the organization and the implementation of this terrorist attack are prosecutor's office. is investigating the incident. well, it's off to a former foreign minister of a poland, deleted a controversial tweet that he but that he posted while he was just after the underwater blast the nor stream pipeline system. he tweeted a statement basically saying, thank you usa, attributing the sabotage to washington. then later he wrote another poet, clarifying that quot

security council meeting. now it's important to note that just prior to the un security council meeting, the u. s. secretary of state antony. ready blanket made clear that the united states would not recognize the results of the referendums that are taking place in the don boss regions. and furthermore, he gave his blessing to a tax on russian territory that might be carried out with weapons provided to kiya by the united states. this is what anthony blank and said shortly before the un security council meeting. will the us still allow ukrainian troops to use us weaponry to defend against russians in those territories, no matter what the outcome of these referendums and this, these possible annexations ukraine has the absolute right to defend itself throughout its territory, including to take back the territory that has been illegally seized one way or another by rough. now, the nato. she also made clear that while nato countries are supplying weapons to the government that they do not consider nato to be part of the ongoing conflict. they consider this to be a fight between ukraine in russia, an

security council. that's also something the u. s. president joe biden mentioned. clearly, he is ready for reform for including africa, asia, more in this key instrument of international politics, on stability at the same time. for now, there's no more the un can offer than moral support. and that more than a 100 countries did by allowing low to me as a lensky, the exception of speaking here via video link for eternal to some other stories making headlines around the world. european union foreign policy chief, joseph burrell, says that you will impose more sanctions on russia or else folk after an emergency meeting of your foreign ministers on the side lines of the ones general assembly. that additional comes a response to the criminals order to mobilize, reserved troops for the warn you, craig, i was about most of a group of about $230.00 pilot whales. that beach on the west coast of has mean eunice trillion or beliefs of parish locals. tried to help the animals before rescue team arrived pods, a pilot whales occasionally lose their

the un security council is expected to meet as early as friday. the u. s . and albania been working on a resolution condemning russia. it's lightly that russia will veto such a resolution because it's a permanent member of the security council, but already the u. s. ambassador linda thomas greenfield has said, if that happens, she'll take things to the un general assembly. yes, president joe biden has warned, harken in could be the deadliest in florida's history and has declared a major disaster or can knocked out electricity to more than 2500000 homes and businesses. one person has been killed and many more missing. this could be the deadliest hurricane in florida history. the numbers of still are still unclear, but we're hearing early reports what may be substantial loss of life. and b, c is crisp alone has more on the rescue efforts from tampa. rescuers were not able to do very much last night because the storm was so intense that it was so dangerous out. but before dawn this morning, teams started going out to some of the hardest hit areas about 2 hours s

u. s. dictatorship is based on brute force. meanwhile, the head of the russian security council was rather more blunt, pointing the finger squarely at the u. s. for sabotage, claiming it would have had most again, from rendering knolls stream inoperable. the view backed by the head of russia's foreign intelligence service as well. um, when was up, in my opinion, the west is doing everything you can to hide the true perpetrators and organizers of this international act of terrorism. we already have some evidence that points to a western footprint in the organization and the implementation of this terrorist attack . our prosecutor's office is investigating the incident while adding to the suspicions with a tweets about the damaged pipelines posted and then quickly deleted by a form of foreign minister of poland that finished with the words. thank you usa. he later wrote another post, clarifying that the quote that well he was glad that an old stream was paralyzed saying it's good for poland. meantime, officials in washington also downplayed the impact the incident would have on europe, even

west for past the hobbit stance of the war in ukraine as leave is conf in the un security council in new york, the u. s. as its allies will press for tougher action against russia will bring you live coverage as a session gets underway. and russia and ukraine trade prisoners and the biggest swaps since the war began. moscow release is about $200.00 ukrainians, and many of them are heroes of the siege of money off. and keith gibbs up, $55.00 russians, including a prominent ally of vladimir putin.

the security council for the french foreign minister has called this meeting around the table, 50 members of the security council, including the u. s. secretary state antony blinkin. you'll also have the russian and the ukranian foreign ministers sitting around the table. one of the security council members at the moment serving on the security council is no way representing the way the meeting will be noise. prime minister yona sca stora. thank you for joining us. prime minister, let me 1st get your reaction to recent events that we've seen. there's a lot of negative news, but let's start with the one bit of positive. we've seen that prisoner exchange brokerage by the un and turkey reaction. well, we have to welcome that, that's part of what happens in war. there are prisoners taken them very exchange happening. so i, i salute those have contributed to that, but the list is long. what has to be corrected from these consequences of the war? we are also saluting the secretary general year and older people who have contributed to great exports. so that has been, you know, starting to, to reach the markets there. but there is a lot mo

the un security council is expected to meet as early as friday. the u. s . and albania have been working on a resolution condemning russia. it's lightly that russia will veto such a resolution because it's a permanent member of the security council, but already the u. s. 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 had begun. fair rushes, formal annexation of the full ukrainian regions. signs of being put up in red square listing the names of the regions and decay declaring them now part of russia . the landmark is closed to visitors in the lead up to find a ceremony. armand valleys, in moscow, with russian reaction to the un. moscow is not listening to what mister god gutierrez is saying. the law in 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,

one of the rotating seats on the council in january has long been an advocate of security council reform this year, the u. s. showed some support for expanding the number of seats on the council, cuz she also cited russia's actions as the reason for the increase in military spending. good. i know she yet go witnessing rushes aggression in ukraine. i myself have a strong sense of crisis that ukraine today may be east asia to morrow, or our basic position is not to pursue confrontation and seek the establishment of a stable international order through dialogue. however, at the same time, we must be prepared. the prime minister was also asked if japan would join the united states and deploying forces to taiwan. should china invade? the prime minister said that he would not prejudge his country's actions, but his mission was to defend the livelihood of his people. the u. s. has an allen sanctions on several members of iran, so called morality police follows the death of my son. i mean, he who died last week after being arrested for allegedly not complying with the countries headscarf regulations. the forces acc

would see a lot more accountability of but major players, you know, with seats on, on the security council like the u. s. and, and china a tend to be able to avoid accountability for human rights abuses, re on through virgin. we're out of time, but we certainly do appreciate your time in your insights tonight. thank you. thank you. today's almost done the conversation. it continues online. you'll find this on twitter, you can follow me on twitter at brent golf t. v. i remember whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day. we'll see that everybody with, with russia, ended artist, russia and it's dissident art in russia. a blacklist for different art. with the focus on your o. d. w is the end of the pandemic in site. we show what it could look like. return to normal. and we visit those who are finding it difficult with success in our weekly coven, 19 special in 60 minutes on d. w. o. ah, i think is everything jenny fair, some are big. i'm listening. so much different culture between here and there. still challenging for everything. ah, in december, i think it was worth it for me to come t

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been forcibly deported to russia or russian held territories in the united nations security council session. the u. s. ambassador to the u. n. said up to 1600000 ukrainians have been detained, interrogated and forcibly deported. the experience is different for every one, depending on how threatening may are perceived to be toward russia's invasion. and some are allowed to remain in russian occupied parts of ukraine, summer, forcibly deported to russia, and some are sent to prison. and some simply vanish. the u. s. says officials from the russian government, a, coordinating the deportations, but moscow dismissed the claims and said these ukrainians have voluntarily moved to russia. good lawyer, it's a new milestone on the disinformation campaign unleashed by ukraine and its western bacchus against our country, federal un human rights officials say there are also credible allegations of unaccompanied ukrainian children taken by force across the border. we are concerned that the rational authorities have adopted a simplified procedure to grant ration citizenship to children without parental care. and th

u. s, said it would ask the un security council to condemn the votes with a resolution ordering russia to withdraw from ukraine that condemns these. but with moscow having a veto in the council, there's no chance of the resolution passing with the same votes out of the way it's, it's mounts up to president putin just how fast he wants to complete the final step . and next in the occupied territories and escalating his 7 month old war, once again. ah, a european union lead, a se ruptures in the north stream pipeline were probably caused by sabotaged scientists, recorded undersea explosions around the lines connecting at russia and germany. and there in the baltic phase, now churning with x k escaping gas. though there have been no claims of responsibility. poland says the leaks mark an escalation in the war on you cried. a kremlin spokesman said it would be stupid and absurd to blame russia for the attack fuel spilling out into the baltic sea. afterward, the youth top diplomat, joseph burrell, says, is a likely act of sabotage. b 2 at nord stream pipelines linked russia and germany. 3 red

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the votes was the key item for discussion at the united nations security council meeting, where the u. s. denied the legitimacy of the referendum, forcing rushes ambassador to remind the west of its own history with breakaway regions. recognition as such takes place only if approved in the west. in general, the western version of democracy has deteriorated into a dictate of a liberal minority over conservative majority the loudest critics of referendums. in the dumbass laportia and kirsten regency were at one time at the forefront of support for castillo's independence. no referendums were held in kosovo toll. only a declaration of independence adopted by the provisional self governing body in excess of its powers was but back then it was enough for the west to recognise costello's independence. lina said exertion. well, the un security council, the 15 member body that leads the united nations, convened the meeting today in the security council chamber. now, immediately russia spoke up at the beginning of the meeting, making clear that they objected to the fact that latimer zalinski the

u. s. secretary of state is urging the un security council to send a clear message to russia over its invasion of ukraine. and it's thinly veiled threats to use nuclear weapons. antony blink and describe moscow's languages. reckless sang, it must stop. adam fisher reports. there have been security council meetings and ukraine before, but this is by far the highest level meeting since the war began. only woman the other. the latest developments are dangerous and disturbing. they are further steps away from any prospect of peace and towards an endless cycle of horror and bloodshed. as a permanent member of the council, russia has previously b to it any efforts to denounce its attack in ukraine. and in reality, ext, there's little the council can do to stop the fighting. one man chose this war. one man can end it. because if russia stops fighting, the war ends. if you crane stops fighting, ukraine ends. russian foreign minister said guy lover of only appeared in the chamber just moments before his tongue to speak. he insisted what the russians call the special military operation was inevitable af

, went well, and surprisingly the votes was the key item for discussion of the un security council meeting where the u. s. u. k, in the western countries, denied the legitimacy of the referendum forcing bushes, ambassador to remind the west of its own history with break way regions. but in woods, the direct expression of citizens will, has long ceased to be an indicator of a democratic choice. recognition as such takes place only if approved in the west. in general, the western version of democracy has deteriorated into a dictate of a liberal minority over a conservative majority of the doubt. as critics of reference in the dumbass, laportia and curse on regions were at one time at the forefront of support for cosello's independence. no referendums were held in kosovo tow. only a declaration of independence adopted by the provisional self governing body in excess of its powers. but back then it was enough for the west to recognise castillo's independence. well, the un security council, the 15 member body that leads the united nations, convened the meeting today in the security council chamber. now, immed

u. s. secretary of state, anthony blink, and told a session of the un security council new york. the russia had added, quote, fuel to the fire by known, seen a troop mobilization this week, rushed offended its war. new crane seen western countries had become party to the conflicts by supplying weapons to give the international community close ranks on russia's attempts to escalate the war. in ukraine, thank you. and terminate the us, put the blame squarely on russian president vladimir putin. one man chose this war . one man can end it. because if russia stops fighting, the war ends. if you crane stops fighting, ukraine ends. the un secretary general joined the condemnation, charging, put in for his field threats, used nuclear weapons. surely the israel bass, i have said from the start as the season says, war has unlimited potential to do terrible harm in ukraine and around the world. we're the for and bone saw the idea of nuclear conflict. once unthinkable has become a subject and debate. this in itself is totally unacceptable. will all nuclear arms states should we commit to th

now that is a shortly after the head of the russian security council, nikolai patricia said the u. s. could have been involved in sabotaging the nord stream pipeline system. as the u. s. is the main country to benefit economically from the gas supply route being rendered inoperable. as claims are also raised in a later statement by the head of russia's foreign intelligence service ever listen to this. and when was, in my opinion, the west is doing everything. it can to hide the true perpetrators and organizers of this international act of terrorism. we already have some evidence to point to a western footprint, and the organisation and implementation of this terrorist attack are prosecutor's office. is investigating the incident well, it is a after a former minister of poland, deleted a controversial tweet that he posted following the reason underwater bloss to the north stream pipeline. the statement finished the words. thank you, usa, attributing what attributing the sabotage to washington or a langley. but jane. yeah. but then later he wrote another post clarifying that quote, he

the un security council is expected to meet as early as friday. the u. s . and albany are been working on a resolution condemning russia. it's lightly that russia will veto such a resolution 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

u. s. secretary say is urged un security council is and a clear message to russia over the invasion of ukraine. and the ongoing threat of nuclear warfare from ministers have been meeting on the side lines of the un general assembly. the meeting comes a day after the washing president redeemer fusion made thinly veiled threats to use nuclear weapons to defend his country. antony blank and describe the language as reckless and said it must stop from relation to chance of those of the headlines this hour do stay with us al jazeera investigations. labor files is the program coming out next. ah hey, al jazeera has obtained the largest leak of documents in british political history . my god, this is unbelievable is absolutely shocking. hundreds of thousands of internal communications expose how operative secretly take control of britain's labor party . labor party is a criminal conspiracy against his members. free speech was shut down. they tell the inside story of house i kiss, darma, who could be britton's. next prime minister leads a lawless party, whitefish separate feed bob to appear in front o

u. s. i drew say antony blinkin as urged the un security council to send a clear message to russia of its invasion of ukraine and the ongoing threat of nuclear warfare. foreign ministers have been meeting on the sidelines of the un general assembly. it comes a day after president vladimir putin made finley veiled threats to use nuclear weapons to defend his territory. antony blinking, describe the language as reckless iran's present it raises as protests over the death of a woman in police. custody are unacceptable acts of chaos, violent demonstrations have been taking place across the country since last friday, when massa armine was detained by what's known as the morality police for the way she was wearing a headscarf. at least 9 pupil unknown to have died during the unrest, but rights group save the actual figure is higher. internet access has been restricted in some places. and a palestinian man has been shot dead by an off duty is re police officer after a suspected stabbing as an intersection in central israel. now the incident occurred and nivi is rarely city of nadine on a major highway is