u. s. u n. the goes us and negotiating team will had, is a lebanese lebanese, we'll hand over their signed document via the americans to the israel is all going on behind. it started about 20 minutes ago. we're told a man, it's all over his rel will come and, and give a prestone because israel views this, you heard the interview with the i laclede earlier on as a diplomatic success, and also helps israel security. they say, secures the northern border. and diffuse is a potential flash point between israel and the ram back group has a bowler in lebanon. bernard, there is the question of elections round the corner, right? yeah, just in just a week before elections that you next week and any prime minister who looks strong on the security and israel thought is going to be popular with potential voters. yeah, let pete of course is hoping to win a strong enough when enough votes with enough support in parliament to build a coalition to carry on and his job was 5 minutes after the election next week. but benjamin netanyahu, it's nothing that heals, he wants his job back, he lost it last year. he's been campaigning hard. and the polls show that netanyahu his party, his coalition might just have enough to get them on the line and get him back into power. countries highly divided, but anything that you can do to win extra votes might that might push him over the line that might give him the support you need is of course going to be welcomed by his camp and israelis will be shown. this will be on television across all over israel, this evening that will show this diplomatic security success or you're lucky. all right. thanks so much. but ms. smith speak now to your c bale in former israeli minister of justice. he joins us now live from boston. good to have you with us. so 1st of all, let's talk about what this clearly is not our correspond that they're describing, that there are separate delegation sitting in separate room signing, even separate documents. clearly this is not an extension of the abraham records. it's not a revival of the all slow process, which of course you are heavily involved in right? yes. well, on the one hand, it's as a continuation of game of enemies. we are enemies, we don't touch it each other. we don't shake hands, it is all separated and it is on all economy. a, on the other hand, a, you can never separate between the such an agreement on the economy or other things a and, and the policy issues and did need to have peace in the region. i believe that had it not the been for the a, his valor, a beck by iran. it is well and, and lebanon would have been in peace or warranty because we dont have real death differences on the border between the toilet countries. a but apparently it is better make sick now impossible. so disagreement is, is a win win. i mean it both sides say that they won that they got what they wanted and this is the a wonderful situation. great rail, by the way, a and i'm, i'm very happy to see this development even if it is not a yet piece a with between the 2 parties. it will happen. and it is kind of a milestone to wells normalization, but it is not on on his asian, and we shall not deceive else. right. but how is it going to impact these railey elections? do thing is going to do the trick for you. repeat. who knows? mean, 1st of all, he does not intrigue for him because they didn't, negotiations has nothing to do with the election. the elections will surprise for all of us a and then the negotiations were going on for about 10 years. i think that the fact that is the problem and you made it more realistic to sign these a agreement a because he was not as a but i would say extreme on all areas like a but a to tell you that this week change the results of the lexus, i'm not sure. i mean, i hope that it would be part all a component of this, of the achievement of the center left a we found them in but most of the issues on the agenda, internal issues, most external issue. so i can just hope that if we contribute something a and then you'll report the rightly said a, it is enough to know and in a situation of net net anything may help one side or another is still a possibility of the implementation of this still being held up rescinded by those in the connector. who feel these are the parliament should have the final say? no, no, it is over because the supreme court took its decision that it is possible to sign the agreement the, the procedure is it was ratified by day by the supreme court. so it is over, i mean, the agreement which will sign today will be implemented. all right, we'll leave it there. thanks so much your surveillance. thank you. thank you for having me. the more still ahead on the news out, including going soft on man miles military rulers have the latest from the summit protest. savish relying because ailing economy held in the capital, colombo and in sports. and when they bought the loan out of the champions league group stage that can be running ah, the ukraine's deputy prime minister is urging refugees if the fight can just stay out of the country. this wind is pressure on the power grid. further rush and strikes in the key of region on thursday of further strain. power output, as residents face rolling blackouts received pretty well in the hotel timber. i'd like to take this opportunity to ask the refugees not to return. we need to survive the winter. john. unfortunately, the electricity network won't survive it. you can see what russia is doing. every one sees everything to return now is to risk yourself and your children, your vulnerable relatives who may be ill. bed ridden or elderly says, will you cry and says, russian forces digging in to defend the southern city of san kev says, wet weather has slowed its counter offensive, but its forces are making gains the prospect of another battlefields that bank for president vladimir food has increased fears and kremlin could use a nuclear weapon. high false reports from give ukraine's long counter offensive for her son grinds on. but despite russia's recent order to evacuate civilians and reports of some military drawback, the message from ukraine is that the russians a digging in for a fight on nipple robles. the little girl who are changing positions are intelligence confirmed that they have been reinforced by very many recruit the level that they are strengthening their flanks. they take up trenches because they fear our air force. and if you're artillery and soldiers lose, a thin of new quote which destroyed russian army tells the tale of ukrainian gains, the russian general in charge of this war recently talked of difficult decisions having to be made around her son. attracting speculation that ukraine might soon retake it in time for winter. but you crane is now talking about russian reinforcements and obstacles to progress towards in the some of the situation on the frontline itself is very tense. the enemy has dug itself in. and at the moment, it seemed they do not intend to leave. it is noticeable that they worked, reinforced their dug out. trenches and fortifications went away from ukraine. russia's armed forces were carrying out exercises on wednesday, simulating what they did use of nuclear weapons launched from land, sea and air. or the russian military says it's in preparation for a response to an enemy attack. russia's president, making more unsubstantiated claims about a nuclear threat from ukraine, including a radiological or dirty bomb, is that you hold them. they ignore the statements of the keep regime about the desire to get nuclear weapons. after all the keep authority said that openly. no, everyone is keeping quiet. there are also plans to use a so called a dirty bomb for provocations. at every turn, these sorts of accusations have been dismissed as absurd, transparently false by ukraine and its allies. the speculation that russia may be trying to simply escalate in a grandstanding way its own willingness to fight on, or potentially it's an indication that russia itself wants to use such a device. but conventional weapons continue to do damage enough here and to me pro a petrol station set ablaze by a russian strike. emergency cruise said to people, including a pregnant woman, were killed. every faucet al jazeera, give russia called a meeting at the us on wednesday, questioning the secretary general's mandate to investigate his conduct in ukraine. that's after the u. s. and his allies called for an inquiry in moscow. the legend use of iranian drones in ukraine. western countries rejected russia's attempt to block a un inquiry. russia seeks to obstruct and confuse. but yielding to these threats, and a seeding to russia's demand at the secretary, i'm not carry out. it's $20.00 to $31.00 mandate in this instance, would be extremely problematic. it would undermine implementation of un security council resolutions and give all countries including russia, a free pass to flout security council imposed obligations. united states regrets that russia's once again abused its position as a council member to waste this body's time and seek to hide its own violations. violence is broken out in bolivia as capital land in the countries economic harbor, santa cruz, at least one person. this died during protest against the government decisions the phone a census critic say, it's an attempt to limit their freedom of speech and deny funding. they need cappella zodia

u. n. u. s. and you european union, public condemned tax. on the u. n. has joined us on european union condemning the attacks ukraine's ambassador to the un labeled russia. a terrace stayed at the general assembly on monday, 7 a half 1000000 ukrainians fled their homes since the russian invasion began. in february, nearly a 1000000 of them, i sought refuge in germany, dominic kings at an airport in berlin. that's been transformed into a refugee center. just a few years ago, this area where i'm standing right now would have been thronging with passengers waiting to check into flights. to fly away from berlin, but right now the airport is closed except 2 ukrainian refugees. people who've come to this country claiming asylum. we know that around a 1000000 have done so close to a 1000000 have done so in the course of the month since the war in ukraine began. and for many of those who fetch up in berlin, they will find themselves brought here to begin the process of registering, and they will spend their 1st nights here. very many of them. they'll do so in a l

u. s. funds, the u. n. is the biggest donor country we know from edward snowden, the bugging of secretary generals, i've spoken to a whole number of un special repertoires over the years. you've spoken to me privately. i'm not naming any of them about the pressure more back from the secretariat. as regards which side human rights violations should, should fall on. and this comes in a week in which the us all but admitted that human rights is really something to be used to further the aim of washington, the military industrial complex. ironically, hey, with the help of pharmaceutical government fire that was made by agra because of course they said, look, the human rights, the situation. saudi arabia must be looked at. not because the human rights situations out here a bit because the opec plus production can announce as regards oil supply. so i think we have to remember these are going to be regurgitated in the western press. they occur in the canadian press, the u. s. west european union, u. k. press. there is complete mentorship, european union calendar in britain. they don't allow anyone to say anything other than what is the message. so these is russia use his biography, the rapier, green women, the room is, will spread regardless of the fact, there's no corroborating unsubstantiated evidence. and was there anything surprising to you about the reaction from the western media outlets they seem to they seem to for this again. and again, of course, the issue of sexual violence is such a serious one. that the idea that that pro miller pap, who i was trying to look for a photograph of text of hanging out with hillary clinton and samantha pal, both people associated with brutal was of conflict that have killed me. you know, this place tens of millions of people in the past 10 years or so. why is the media again going to just be reporting on this when a special repertoire talks about the most famous jonas in the world. julian sons being tortured in

u. n. u. s. and european union have condemned the attacks, but russia's president is unrepentant warning there's more to come where we challenge begins our coverage from keith. a quiet monday morning in the capital cave, and then this not an isolated strike. this was one of multiple missiles salvos loaned to the city. others hit the ship jenco district, which includes the historic old town as well as government offices. a busy intersection in front of the main building, a key of university. it was rush hour and the people driving to work were caught in the inferno. this was the park nearby. key if wasn't the only city targeted from live, even the west to hockey, in the north, to the proven the center and several more. besides rushes, president vladimir putin was exacting his revenge for an explosion that damage the coach, bridge, lincoln crimea, and the russian mainland and other so called terror attacks, ukraine's presidents. most people to be resilient, that as closely grania that allowed we'd

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u. s. n. b, u is constantly robbed by political and corruption scandals. oh, but all that didn't stop mo, google obtaining you turn to the truth is in 2022. ah, well come across, knock. were all things considered on peter labelle to remind you we're discussing nato's war with . okay, go back to nick. like by last counted least that there been 8 rounds of sanctions against russia, with no discernible effect on life everyday life here. i'd like to point out if you were involved in international finance, you got screwed. ok because of the switch system. but other than that very, very little so far. ok of to be careful what i say. but, you know, we see i seeds, lensky sending out tom demands that the u. s. underwrite its budget for this seat for the rest of this year and all of next year. i mean, it seems to me, i'm sorry, i'm very cynical. this is a pretty good grift. so yes, i was struck by an editorial in the economist magazine recently that pointed out that while europe and the west is sinking into recession, rush is coming out of it. knowing the ideologic

u. s. south korea drills in the south pacific provoked north korea. u. s embassy debt to the u. n. rejected those remarks saying there is no equivalency between these 2 activities. earlier. no 3 also accused washington on his allies of threatening it with joint drills and a military build up. international journalist eric summer believes that north korea sees its nuclear missile programs as a necessary deterrent against perceived aggression. i should say on behalf of china because i'm a permanent resident of german. ah, the chinese position all along has been that there should be no nuclear weapons on the korean peninsula. china is a close to further nuclear proliferation. and so is russia. indifference is they understand why north korea is resorting to this extreme measure because it's a grey united states has had military forces stationed in south korea adjacent right to north korea since the korean war. and just before the recent missile test is conducted, yet another large scale, a military operation or military exercise alongside the south korean army. so it's not hard to ima

u. s. south korea drills in the south pacific provoked north korea. u. s. i'm busted, it's the u. n. reject. those are mark saying that is no equivalency between these 2 activities. only at north korea. also, cues, washington, on this all lies of threatening it with joint drills on a military buildup. international journalist, i think someone believes that north korea sees this nuclear and miss all programs is a necessary deterrent i should say, on behalf of china, because i'm a permanent resident of know that chinese position all along has been that there should be no nuclear weapons on the korean peninsula, china is suppose to further nuclear proliferation and so is russia. indifference is they understand why north korea is resorting to this extreme measure because it's a cray united states has had military forces stationed in south korea adjacent right to north korea. since the korean war and just before the recent missile test is conducted, yet another large scale on military operation or military exercise alongside the south korean army. so it's not hard to imagine the mindset

u. s. proposed resolution at the u. n. to deploy international trips to the country security council. as discussing measures to address the di security crisis . and these 4 people have been killed and 16 injured in drone stripes, on ukraine's capital. the early morning attacks and people running for cover a week after russia unleashed it's most widespread strikes against the country in months. intense fighting has taken place throughout the eastern don bass region as ukrainian government troops pushed to take back areas annexed by russia. foreign fighters of also joined the war. dr. hamid takes a look at the involvement of battalions from chechnya fighting on both sides of the conflict. in the rolling hills of the cave region, a makeshift shooting range breaks the silence. new recruits for the day of battalion, one of the chechen volunteer groups fighting alongside ukraine block arrived in the country just 2 weeks ago. he won't tell us somewhere for security reasons. not that although it's important for me because we have a common enemy or people suffer greenly because of the russians

u. s. embassy to the u. n. b j to those remarks saying that there is no equivalency between these 2 activities only at north korea. also, cues, washington and its allies affecting it with a military build up international generalist eric? some i believe the north korea sees it's nuclear and missile programs as a necessary deterrent. i should say, on behalf of china, because i'm a permanent resident. you know, that chinese position all along has been that there should be no nuclear weapons on the korean peninsula. china is suppose to further nuclear proliferation. and so as russia differences, they understand why north korea is resorting to this extreme measure because it's a cray united states has had military forces stationed in south korea adjacent right to north korea since the korean war. and just before the recent missile test is conducted, yet another large scale on military operation or military exercise alongside the south korean army. so it's not hard to imagine the mindset of north korean leaders who

u. s. has suggested the u. n. to deploy an international security force to haiti, the government that continues to struggle with a chaos across the country. ah, however thousands in puerto friends, so they show their opposition to the move or demonic, the prime minister, resign violence, scenes and looting took place as has been seen throughout the week. the haitian government has requested the immediate deployment of foreign troops, but much of the general population appears to be precisely against that. if we don't need an occupation of our country, we can find solutions in our own. why don't they strengthen the police and the army? whoa to them if they come to our land because we don't need them here to day the yes they're calling on for in us to come and torture us because they already have a habit of doing this. they have already come 4 times to our country as an intervention force. this has never brought any changes to us. on the contrary, they gave the for president a, could a talk, exiled him, grapes stall, everything from our goes to all gold mines. where calling the united states, canada, and france to remove the embassies from the country will burn them because will be doing the same as the people of brook in a facile sri lanka. in the meantime, the un security council has approved a joint us mexican resolution to sanction quote, any one who threatens piece security or stability in haiti. and some us media outlets are also came to see american troops in the caribbean nation as well. it's a coal that hasn't gone unnoticed, have a look to washington post editorial board has called for military intervention in haiti. 8 times since the july 2021 assassination of president jo vanelle, more ease. haiti is on the brink of revolution and the u. s. will do anything to stop it. now we're up to 9 washington post editorial board calls for military intervention, haiti since summer 2021. it hasn't even been a week since the last one. so these are the actual headlines that were mentioned in the tweets the washington post called on the biden administration, to quote, intervene and put boots on the ground in haiti to discuss the issue with john listen filmmaker, dan cohen, who actually wrote the online messages and the ongoing, neo colonial plunder of haiti, a situation that has, hasn't changed in essentially 2 centuries. and the u. s. has been responsible for recruiting cause or invasion for all kinds of horrible crimes against 80. and this is, and this is exactly what the us wants to do once again to maintain the status quo of enormous profits for, for its local oligarch. well, aside from the resources there in haiti, the, the, the main reason is that us cannot allow an example such as haiti to inspire other countries to go out of

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u. s. has suggested at the u. n. to deploy an international security to haiti as the goal rather than to deal with chaos in the country. ah, thousands sent to the seas in haiti demanding the country's prime minister to resign. the protests interrupted hours off to an emergency meeting of the un security council regarding the ongoing crisis. the local government has requested foreign to submit to be deployed immediately, but the general population. so as against the deployment and any intervention, we don't need an occupation of our country. we can find solutions on our own. why don't they strengthen our police and our army? woe to them if they come to ireland because we don't need them here. today in the us, they are calling foreigners to come and torture us because they already have a habit of doing this. they have already come here 4 times to our country as an intervention force. this has never brought any changes to us. on the contrary, they instigated a kuda tar against the former president and exiled him. then they raped, installed everything from us, from our goats toward gold mines. were a colon on the u. s. canada in france to remove their embassies from the count. 3 will burn them because will be doing the same as the people of voting for sorcery on caught. in the meantime, the un security council has approve the joint us miskin resolution to sanction quote, anyone who threatens piece security of stability in haiti. but somebody with media outlets and keying to see american boots on the ground and then call that hasn't gone unnoticed. the washington post editorial board has called for military intervention and hazy 8 times since the july 2021 assassination of president jo vanelle, more ease. haiti is on the brink of revolution and the u. s. will do anything to stop it. now we're up to 9 washington post editorial board calls for military intervention, haiti since summer 2021. it hasn't even been a week since the last one. these all the headline was mentioned in the to the washington post of the biden ministration to put into the boots on the ground in hazy, we'd discuss the issue wit

u. s. a suggested at the u. n. to deploy an international security force to haiti, that's the government there is struggling to deal with chaos in the country. ah, well, that call did not go done well, thousands took to the streets and put a prance in opposition to the request, demanding that the prime minister resign. the protests are ruptured hours after an emergency meeting of the un security council regarding the ongoing prices. the haitian government has requested foreign troops to be deployed immediately, but much of that general population appear to be against the deployment and any intervention. among us we don't need an activation of our country, we can find solutions in our own. why don't they strengthen the police and the army? whoa to them if they come to our land because we don't need them here today in the yes they're calling on for in the us to come and torture us because they already have a habit of doing this. they have already come 4 times to our country as an intervention force. this has never br

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u. s. proposes a resolution at the u. n. to send an international force thus ah, if i had to stand out child marriages, a campaign is launched in india, which has the largest number of young brides in the world. ah no, britain's prime minister has been accused of running scared after failing to address parliament days after replacing her finance minister. his trust is under severe pressure after her government's economic policies caused a market collapse and the pound to lose value. a new finance minister, jeremy hunters announced a raft of you turns on last month's controversial, many budget ditching tax cuts and scaling back a vast energy support skin. and he warned that decisions of i watering difficulty are to come as the government tries to rebuild confidence in the u. k. economy. and in barbara has more i know she's fighting for her political survival, but let's trust wasn't in parliament on monday, as the opposition was granted and urgent question, to ask the prime minister to make her statement during the part of a put on the situation to speak out where the problem is, with apologies to the lead of the opposition on the how the p n is detained on urgent. why do you know why don't you question sca road shadow? the lady is not a turning off trust was there later on to hear her new finance minutes to give more detail on a huge change in direction. the prime minister and i agreed yesterday to reverse almost all the tax measures announced the growth 3 weeks ago that have not been legislated for in parliament. so i have decided that the basic rate of income tax will remain 20 percent and it will do so indefinitely until economic circumstances allow for it to be kept. taken together with the decision not to come, cooperation, tax and restoring the top

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u. n. has joined the u. s. new european union in condemning the attacks ukraine's ambassador to the you and label russia a terrorist states that the un general assembly to data is rochell, the capital city of here, and many other ukrainian cities throughout the country. with at least 80 for me, styles in to doesn't you, avi's energy facilities, residential buildings, schools and universities, museums and crossroads in the city center. where among the target, the russian defense ministry later declare a legitimate the refugee agency says, armed conflict, human rights abuses and global warming. a false record number of people to flee their homes. 100000000 and displaced. the organization says it may be forced to make severe cuts if it doesn't receive more funding. japan has lifted crow viras entry restrictions of forwarders as it tries to revive its tourism industry. it's in for some of the longest lasting measures in shutting it's borders. in 2020, the government has been under pressure from businesses to boost

u. s. l n g to europe is about 1000000 dollars a day. talk about decide to some. after all the u. s. secretary of state anthony blanket has promised that the blowing up of the north stream pipelines would be a tremendous opportunity for europe to break free from russia. but it increasingly looks like blinking could actually mean a tremendous opportunity for american energy companies. conversely, the e u foreign policy chief joseph brow admitted this week that europe's prosperity has been largely made possible by cheap russian energy. i'll up or spend it, it has been based on cheap energy. come you from russia. under the hand we're delegated. there was security to the you wish we have to take a bigger bar full of our responsibility on ship shooting, security use us, they scale a security. you china, russia provide the basis of all prosperity disease or will, that is no longer there. is it an admission that without russian gas europe's prosperity might be at risk? burrell also criticized the u. s. federal reserve for leading a global policy that's caused interest rates to spike all o

u. n. has joined the u. s. and the european union in condemning the attacks 11 on an israel or close to resolving a long running border dispute in the gas rich mediterranean sea officials from both sides say a final draft deal satisfies all their requirements. bernard smith has more from west jerusalem. this deal comes just at the time when israel is ready to start. exploiting. it's failed now. it's some bumps last week when lebanon made a couple of last minute demands. these are demands about the definition of demarcation boys that delineate israeli waters from lebanese waters and about potential revenue sharing, excuse me, from one of the fields, the struggles of lebanon israel border, but it seems after intense negotiations, meetings between the u. s. mediator, both sides have resolved these final differences. at least one person has died in atl protesters classed with police in the capitol bowl pass on monday. the protesters are angry over the high cost of living over unemployment and potential foreign inte

u. s. and the british support. russia informed the u. n. representative in istanbul, as well as turkish ukrainian delegations about the hold he have neither confirmed nor denied its involvement in the attacks with president lensky calling the suspension of the great deal of blackmailed by russia. joe biden echoed the sentiment saying there is quote, no merit in moscow's decision. alas, despite the brushes earlier repeated warnings of possible abuse, all the shipping route. right now, there is no agreement for any outgoing grain shipments this sunday. moscow sees it's ready to supply countries most in need with grain free of charge. this deal, it's worth stating that the green deal not only failed to solve the problems of countries in need, but even in a sense, aggravated them. we can see where the ships from ukraine. we're heading to italy, spain and another lens for some cargoes 60 to 100 percent, went to e u countries. these are not the states that are experiencing a real problem with food. taking into account that russia has been and remains a reliable partner and is ready to provide the world with the necessary amount of food. our country is ready to supply the poorest countries with up to half a 1000000 tons of grain free of charge. the grain deal was ruling, it started as an effort to ease the global food crisis, which started in february after the conflict that we saw are in ukraine. but what we saw is that this grain was not going to the poorest countries, those in need of it the most. and this is one of the points that was made by a russian agriculture minister there. he said, for example, that the poorest countries got just 5 100000. i was grains out of $9000000.00 tons and the majority of which they had to pay for it themselves. he also mentioned that of what they're trying to do now is there wants to be a reliable partner and they want to continue providing the grain to those wh

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u. s has all so working to strengthen u. n sanctions against north korea, but so far they've been blocked. by russia and china in london. greg falcon, ktvu fox two news, the u. s. has sent its international development chief to ukraine today to meet with government officials and residents there. samantha power the head of u s. a i d traveled to keep, she said the agency has already helped to restore heat and hot water for about 22,000 people. she announced another $55 million in financial assistance so ukrainians can prepare heating equipment and water pipes before winter. this matters a lot as we head into winter as ukrainians, aurea lot about what winter will bring. ah as putin six to weaponize. energy and heat. last week, president biden signed off on a spending package that would send $12.3 billion in aid to ukraine. leaders from 44 countries from iceland, turkey gathered in prague for the european community summit. that summit is the brainchild of french president emmanuel macron. it's amos to boost the continent security and economic prosperity . russia was notably not invited to the event as europe grapples with an energy and security crisis after ru

u. n. has joined the u. s. and the european union in condemning these attacks, but russia's president says, there are more to come. roy challenge is in keep rory arrayed warning sounded across ukraine again. this morning. tell us about that. yeah, the active rate warning has been on for at least 3 hours now. that's why wearing this body armor across the whole of ukraine, we understand that russian strategic bombers, cheaper farmers have been up over the caspian sea region and launching more cruise missiles at targets in ukraine. the latest that we know of is that there were at least 2 that were intercepted over the key of region in the south. a desa, nikolai of seems like a number of, of drones have been intercepted that to at least one got through to the central city of in it though, and hits a power plant there. and as he was just saying that the ratio continuing to bear the brunt of nights off the nights of strikes from f 300 missiles. now these are older intruder than the cruise missiles that have been laun

u. a. b 's being used against the graeme. the u. n. must investigate any violations of un security council resolutions. and we must not allow russia or others to impede or threaten the un from carrying out its mandated responsibilities. we take this opportunity to refute resolutely. russia's force assertion that geneva conventions do not apply to captured. foreign volunteers rushes obligations as a party to the geneva conventions, and their 1st additional protocol apply to its detention and treatment of any individuals in the armed conflict. members of ukraine's armed forces, including 3rd country, national volunteers, must be treated as prisoners of war under the geneva conventions, and afforded the treatment and protections commensurate with that status. finally, we cannot forget the spillover effects of this war, which have exacerbated global food insecurity. we must continue to champion the efforts of and work to renew the black sea grain initiative under this initiative. more than 300 ships, with over 7000000 metric tons of grain and other food had left ukraine's ports. as the human has pointed out, the initiative helps calm markets and limit food price inflation. in fact, the un food and agricultural food price index has fallen since its spike at the start of the war. and wheat prices are back at pre war levels. we cannot tolerate any backsliding at the expense of the world's hungry. in conclusion, mister, mister president, let me say to the countries on this council that over the many months since the escalation of this conflict had never mentioned russia, i would say this. if women matter urge russia to silence its guns, if children matter, ask russia to withdraw its forces. if the un charter matters call on russia to respect ukraine's sovereignty territorial integrity and political independence, they cause for diplomacy only enable russia as it commits further abuses. we in this chamber, charged with the protection of global peace and security, must continue to call for accountability and russia's immediate cessation of its illegal war of aggression against ukraine. thank you. mister breton. zillow, miss, i thank you, represent dave of the united states for his statement, and i'll get the floor to the representative of island. thank you president. i also want tank owner secretary general decarlo on miss brown for your briefings. mister president, we meet at the end of a new critical week for ukraine and its people. they struggle daily with massive disruption to vital power and water supplies. the result of continued attacks by the russian federation on ukraine's critical civilian infrastructure. direct attacks and hospitals and health care facilities, places of care and refuge. many are now only partially functional or reliant on limited back a power. russian attacks have also hated residential buildings, killing civilians as they sleep. the people of ukraine are paying the ultimate price for a francis war, not of their choosing. while the world has called for peace, the russian federation has instead chosen the part of escalation in this war. across ukraine, we have seen explosive weapons including prohibited a cluster munitions being used and populated areas and against civilian infrastructure. landmines jeopardize and civilians, agricultural production, food security and safety monitoring access. ireland is concerned by the use of iranian, supplied unmanned aerial vehicles that bring that destruction on horror for the streets of cave and elsewhere. there acquisition by russia would contravene security council resolution 2231. these attacks on civilian targets appear to have just one goal in mind to intimidate and terrorize the civilian population. they represent a blatant disregard for human life. they constitute a serious violation of international law, and they're simply unconscionable. we once again called in the russian federation to comply with the obligations under international law, including international humanitarian law. we order the russian federation to refrain from ford or escalation to take all feasible measures to prevent civilian casualties and damaged civilian infrastructure and to facilitate life saving him on a terrier access without delay. we have just heard how critical this is as winter approaches with the most vulnerable and creating society and turned just faced persons, women, children on the elderly, facing a particularly precarious future. mister president, the people of ukraine have shown remarkable resolve and determination in the face of such brutal adversity. ireland stands with them today. as always, for our part, we are determined that the russian federation would be held to account for its hideous actions. there are rules even in war, and when those rules are broken, there must be accountability, accountability for the targeting of civilians for arbitrary detention human trafficking and conflict related sexual violence. in all situations where international crimes may have been committed, we most ensure a timely credible investigations are undertaken. that evidence is rigorously documented and witnessed witnesses, victims and survivors are supported. last week, the general assembly delivered a clear message of support for ukraine sovereignty and territorial integrity. this was not just about ukraine. what about protecting the principles and trying to un charter, the very basis for our rules based international order to that same charter, the members of d's, united nations conferred on discounts. so the primary responsibility for the maintenance of international peace, unsecured, he, for exactly 8 months now, the russian federations acted with honor disregard for this responsibility. it continues to bring want and death and destruction to ukraine. true to legal war of aggression. to day i appeal to my fellow members of this council to assert our sponsibility for the maintenance of international peace and security to stand united in calling the russian federation to end this war and withdraw from the entire territory of ukraine. and to support all efforts a dialog on diplomacy to bring about defeat peace resolution on this conflict. thank you mister president. jeremy, i thank the representative of ireland for that statement. i now give the floor to the representative of garner. thank you president. i wish to begin my statement by thinking understood kathy kidmore, rosemary decarlo and miss dennis brown, the united nations president humanitarian coordinator in ukraine for their importance, but suffering briefings on the him. any serious tuition in ukraine now, and it's 8 month, the unjustified aggression against ukraine. has been marked by overwhelming suffering, death and destruction. to many people, especially the women, children and the elderly continue to suffer needlessly from the fighting that has engulfed many cities across the ukraine. the humanitarian statistics as reported, are indeed concerning, but can only be expected to rise should the fighting continue in the way we are witnessing. it is also important to note the impact of the war on pre existing humanitarian situations in other parts of the world. well, food aid is largely supplied from ukraine. the growing threats of the use of unconventional weapons and possible nuclear engagements have been the source of global uncertainty. dana calls for the dears, collation of tensions, the immediate cessation of hostilities and the intensification of diplomatic efforts to end the war. now, rather than later, when the cost of reconciliation and reconstruction would be unbearable. it is of utmost importance for the security council and the wider international community to forge consensus on concrete measures and pathways to stem the rise and asians and begin a political dialogue for settlement. we will come in this regard, the continuing leadership and pacific rule of the secretary general and hope that few that the gains can be made in the endeavors for a peaceful settlement. were grateful to the united nations, humanitarian agencies and their partners were working under extremely difficult and dangerous operational circumstances. we pay our respects all humanitarian workers who have fallen while in the service to mankind. in ukraine. they are commitments and sacrificed to bring relief to the suffering. people must be matched by the international communities efforts in helping to end the war. we welcome the humanitarian aid support and contributions by some states and international agencies to see ukrainians through the winter season. food, water, shelter, one clothing, end medication would be critical to the survival of some 6 and a half 1000000 people. internally displaced by the war. we call in both parties to plant humanity when access to all areas where people require assistance and edge, the russian authorities in particular to grants unhindered humanitarian access into the occupied territories. as fighting intensifies, we deem it necessary for the new for new humanitarian caught corridors to be created for the safe passage of civilians to ease areas, to areas of relative safety. we recall the faxes of the my report of our questions, an edge similar arrangements as a matter of agency. we condemn all human rights violations and we treat our support for independent, transparent, and thorough investigations of site violations including conflicts related sexual violence. the happenings in boucher and epin must strengthen, are resolved to hold the perpetrators of such acts to account and avoid impunity. the parties must refrain from targeted attacks on civilian infrastructure and other critical infrastructure. apart from imposing severe hardships on the people, the deliberate destruction of critical energy infrastructure, residential facilities, what's a stations? healthcare facilities, schools and transport infrastructure constitute gross violations of international law. and the principles of international humanitarian law relating to armed conflicts, interests and mr. president, but retreats are complete commitment for the sovereignty, political independence and territory integrity of ukraine, and remained supportive of international efforts to alleviate the humanitarian suffering of the ukrainian people. i thank you, sir. m f c. i thank the representative of ghana for her statement. i now give the floor to the representative of the united kingdom lanky president. thank you again under say 3 general decala feel briefing the thank you resident coordinator brown. if you are invaluable update on the situation on the grounds and what the un team is doing in the toughest of circumstances. so far, this war has killed, maimed and psychologically damaged thousands of people. millions have been forced to flee. ukrainian towns and cities have been reduced to rubble with evidence atrocities left behind in the ruins. we have heard unbearable stories of sexual violence. and the real objectives of the invasion has been exposed by russia, attempts to suppress ukrainian national identity and culture and illegally annex ukrainian lands. an act widely condemned by the un membership last week. unfortunately, and where the appalling situation appears to be getting worse. under the command of general surgery, soon can a man infamous for brutalities against civilians in syria. we have seen a renewed campaign of trade and miss el strikes. cross ukraine heavily populated areas have been hit as well as playgrounds traffic in russia. and apartment buildings know in the front lines or military installations. the new wave embodiment deliberately targeted critical national infrastructure, leaving some 30 percent. if you cranes power stations damaged or destroyed. these with tax, when ukrainian civilians way of life and they are clear, breach of international humanitarian law. they are the judge in their own rights. but even worse as winter approaches, russian attacks mean ukrainians are losing their ability to heat their homes and cook their food. the intent behind these attacks is clear. russia is seeking to subjugate ukraine by terrorizing civilians and is doing so using weaponry, obtained re run in violation of security council resolution $22.00. 31 now rush has been trying to distance distract us with attacks on the un integrity. it's mandate to investigate. but resolution 2231 is clear. it asked the general report to the council on its implementation and this extensive precedence, the site visits to consider evidence because the key issue is that wherever these drones come from, the use against civilians is barbaric. presidents rushes actions are illegal and immoral and they must come to an end. so once again, we call on russia to stop is this information misdirection and is accusations that the west is somehow responsible for its own forces. we call on russia to heat the calls, the international community respective obligations on to international law and stone tax from civilians, energy and structure hospitals and health facilities. and we call on russia yes again to end this war and return to the path of dialogue. it's abandoned in february finally president. we recognize as others have the wider negative impacts of russians war the positive impacts of the black sea green initiative and global going places is clear and we've had more about that today. so we welcome to college efforts by the sector general to ensure the continuation of the agreement. you have the you case full for court. thank you. good a miss. i thank the representative of the united kingdom for his statement and i'll give the floor to the representative of norway. thank you, president. let me 1st thank debris 1st for they are candid words to the council to day. their accounts leave no doubt about the devastation this war has brought upon the people o ukraine. norway will continue to stand when you're crane and the ukraine and people against this russian aggression, which is a gross why lation of international law, and the u. m chapter. we are alarmed by the escalation and brutality of the recent russian attacks on civilians and civil and infrastructure with missiles and drones . these attacks, which seems deliberate, have killed civilians and hit several power facilities across ukraine. damage to energy infrastructure, wings grade humanitarian harm, and will certainly cause illness and death when the cold winter, or rice. these attacks him now military purpose. the aim seemed to be to terrorize the population. they are illegal and may constitute war crimes. those rips responsible must be personally held to account rushes, devastating attacks against cities and urban areas. over the last 8 months, have killed and maimed civilians including children and lead to massive displacement both internally and across borders. we are concerned about sexual and gender based violence and human trafficking, that women and unencumbered children are particularly exposed to we must facilitate their return the delivery of

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u. n. as join ne, so the u. s. and the you in condemning a wave of russian missile attacks on ukrainian cities, including the capital, keep calling them another unacceptable escalation in the near 9 month war. and he still happen. people are said to have been killed in explosions reported as far west as the vive to car cave in the east cruise. miss allen kamikaze jones hit busy sites during morning rush hour with key infrastructure, also attacked greens. president vladimir zalinski says the strengths were aimed at causing the maximum number of casualties. great, we're going around the block, ukrainian limit or the morning is difficult. we are dealing with terrorists dozens of missiles iranian drones. they have to targets the energy facilities throughout the country. and the 2nd target is the people such a time. such goals are specifically chosen to cause us as much damage as possible, but we are ukrainians. we hope each other we believe in ourselves. we restore everything that is destroyed. there may be temporary p

u. n. has joined the u. s. and european union in condemning those attacks, the cranes ambassador to the yet un labeled russia a terrorist state at the general assembly. today, terrorist rochelle, the capital city of ki, if and many other ukrainian cities throughout the country with at least 80 for me, styles in to doesn't you, avi's energy facilities, residential buildings, schools and universities, museums and crossroads in the city centers where among the targets that the russian defense ministry later declared legitimate japans lifted corona virus enter restrictions for foreigners that tries to revive its tourism industry. it's on for some of the longest lasting and strictest measures in the world since shutting its borders in 2020. the government's been under pressure from businesses to boost torsional storm julio, still causing havoc across central america, killing at least 25 people. and as a warning, it could get worse. el salvador declared a national emergency after being drenched by torrential rain. an

u. s. secretary of state antony blank and urged moscow to stop weapon ising food back the u. n broke her grain deal has seen more than 9000000 tons of grain exported from ukraine during the war and has helped bring down surging global food prices. earlier did of these russia analyst constantine edgar told us about the ramifications of russia pulling out of the agreements? well, it depends now whether russia really wants to renegotiate this deal. and if yes, then on which conditions, what are the going to be the conditions? because otherwise, it is going to be actual replay, what we saw in spring with lots of, especially poor countries saying they were like grams to actually go to be hunger or at least malnutrition in dozens of countries. i think that's to my mind, put in his using it deliberately. this incident, this attack, or a legend attack on the russian lexi fleet to return attention to himself. m to turn away attention from the, the, what were the losses he suffered and the, basically, the lack of success was on army in agreement along ost weeks. i think that also puts br

u. n. has joined ne, till the u. s. and the e. u. in condemning a wave of russian missile attacks on ukrainian cities, including the capital, keep calling the strike some other unacceptable escalation in the war. will ukraine says at least 14 people were killed and explosions reported as far west as live to car cave in the east, where ukraine says, cruise missiles and kamikaze. drones had busy sites during morning rush hour with key infrastructure also attacked. president vladimir, so lensky accused russia of terrorizing ukrainians by targeting civilians and power stations. electricity supply is partially disrupted in 15 regions. or president vladimir putin says the strikes are in response to what he described as terrorist attacks by ukraine. the blasts in keith were the 1st in around 4 months and they mainly struck the central ship chang co area, which includes the historic old town as well as government offices. a bridge leading into the capital was also damaged, and one missiles hit a playground, whilst another struck a central bu

u. n. has joined ne, till the u. s. and the e. u in condemning a wave of russian missile attacks on ukrainian cities, including the capital, keith, calling them another unacceptable escalation. in the near 9 month war, this 11 people are said to have been killed and explosions reported as far west as the v to car keith in the east. russian president vladimir putin said the strikes were in response to the explosion on a crucial bridge to crimea. he said it was obvious, you creed damaged the bridge and warned of a harsh response. if there were any further attacks. the un high commissioner for refugees is warning that armed conflicts, human rights abuses, and climate change to force an unprecedented number of people to flee their homes. the number of forcibly displaced people reached a record of more than a 100000000 people in may. that's up from nearly 90000000, just 6 months before. well, that increases largely been caused by the way in ukraine. more than 7000000 people have been displaced since the military to and me and my last y

u. s. l n g. so europe is about $1000000.00 a day. talk about decide to some after all the u. s. secretary of state anthony blank and has promised that the blowing up of the north stream pipelines would be a tremendous opportunity for europe to break free from russia. but it increasingly looks like blink and could actually mean a tremendous opportunity for american energy companies. conversely, the e u foreign policy chief joseph brow admitted this week that europe's prosperity has been largely made possible by cheap russian energy. our prosperity has been based on cheap energy come you from russia. on the other hand, we delegated our security to the you wish. we have to take a bigger bar full of our responsibility on shooting security. use us. they scare a lot of security. you china, russia provide the basis of all prosperity did is a will. that is no longer there. is it an admission that without russian gas europe's prosperity might be at risk? burrell also criticized the u. s. federal reserve for leading a global policy that's caused interest rates to spike all over the world. everybody has to follow because otherwise their currency will be devalued. everybody is running to increase interest rates. this will bring us to a world recession. so again, just as the u. s. had led the charge urging europe to impose crippling sanctions that would bear lap act, washington in the financial

u. s. made into haiti in 1991 in 2004. where with us, assisted by canadian and french troops that went into haiti and then passed it off to the u. n for 2 reasons, because they like the look of an international force but to pakistani and jordanians and other 3rd world people that mostly populate those forces worked for half the cost of a us soldier. so it was also a cost savings for the maintenance of their empire. now it was after the nigerian calling for his cultural artifacts to be returned. and his appeal comes from the nigerian information and cultural mis off in western museums to give back to the countries historical been in bronze statues. these are not just objects of beauty which have aesthetics. these are artifacts that speak to who we are and that speak to our history. it is not if but when they will eventually have to return these because the campaign is gaining strength by the day. and when they look at what other museums are doing, they will be compelled to return them. her say, well follows the 9 gen, present criticism of the delay in returning african artifacts. the bronze types is worth stone over a century ago w

u. s also proposing a resolution at the u. nt would push russia to withdraw its troops from occupied territories in keep tree angst. fox news war on ukraine has terrorized and taken a toll on those living and working there now a san francisco based companies hoping to rescue thousands dealing with mental trauma. ktvu brooks rose has a look at a new health center in la vive set to open next week. this started with an idea and an investment after four months of construction, a mental lifeline will soon open in la vive ukraine, a country of 44 million people. suffering. these traumas of bombs falling near them every single day that takes a toll on people's mental health, and we knew that was coming. andy kurtz, sig lead san francisco based just answer the company employs nearly 300 in ukraine, even amid the war, many of them stressed, worried or traumatized. i'm just really afraid that this war would change me to some extent that i would not be recognizing myself anymore, nadia simons says. even a city ambulance triggers thoughts o

u. s. last year, we produced 4400000000 metric tons of concrete. according to the u. n's projections at this rate, we would be producing enough concrete to build the entire city of paris every week for the next 40 years old. that is a lot of concrete. and for several reasons, this material is not widely recycled. a big one is standardized, bad practices says marcel oser, a circular engineer focused on cradle to greater applications in the construction sector. if you use a jackson plaster, all concrete uncomfortable is. wiley looks good, so it will fit the purpose. i will use the quality of the concrete by not being able to use it later. so, gypsum plaster makes the concrete on recyclable, but a similar looking silicon based plaster doesn't affect the reusability of the concrete. or let's look at steel, a universally used material in construction that could have an infinite life cycle . just the simple decision to use bolted connections rather than welded joints will allow the structure to be dismantled, making it easier to reuse the materials. it's all about designing sma