finally told why he does not want to give ukraine tanks, and kungfu from lavrov to gena of the un assembly abouts and other things in a moment in the column "world about ukraine, but it starts with this " on the abc news channel, he said that the russian people should determine their own future, mr. sullivan emphasized that washington cannot predict the development of events in russia and added, and then we need his quote to concentrate our efforts on where we can bring the greatest benefit and the greatest benefit and the greatest benefit we can bring by helping ukraine, this is exactly what we will continue to do. and for this, the ukrainian people thank the american people and the american leadership. by the way, in another interview this morning - mr. jake salvan told the nbc tv channel that washington is preparing to announce new anti-russian sanctions in the coming days, and this time they will be connected through the holding of fake referendums in the temporarily occupied territories of ukraine, the maximum price for russian oil should not be expected in the new package of anti-russian s

venus paul, who is in new york city following the un general assembly for us in as good to see good parish at the opening of the un general assembly talked about a multitude of crises the world is facing. find a number of world leaders and also already spoken. what were your main take away so far on this 1st day? i think are the sentence we just heard the most vulnerable or suffering the most. this is kind of in the key of his speech. he obviously talked about ukraine, which brought the world to her at the brink of a nuclear war, but he didn't leave it there. he talked a lot of odd climate change and the climate catastrophe which kind of had so many countries, especially many african countries. he talked about people dying of starvation, he talked about women and girls suffering the most. so he basically really painted or even darker picture than he normally does as the beginning of the united nations general assembly. but he still doesn't give up hope this is probably the 2nd take away. he said, if we all keep staying together and fighting the bad and the evil, we still have a chance to change this world to a better place. a bit of hope there

our state will seek the adoption of a resolution with this amount at the un general assembly. about this announced the minister of justice of ukraine denys moluska , 300 billion dollars coincides with the amount of blocked gold and foreign currency reserves of the bank of russia in the g7 countries, therefore moluska called on diesel to confiscate these funds for the benefit of our state , foreign assets of russian state-owned enterprises and property of oligarchs from abroad can also be confiscated, but that's all the amount of funds for the restoration of ukraine is too small, much more is needed, for example, 349 billion dollars of the united states of america is needed for the restoration of our motherland the following calculations were made. the european commission , together with the world bank, is discussing the consequences of the war between february 24 and the first of june. the most destroyed infrastructure is in the chernihiv and donetsk luhansk and kharkiv kyiv and zaporizhzhia regions, it is the residential sector, transport , trade and industry. it is expected that t

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that our entire delegation will receive visas the united states for participation in the un general assembly about to the international organization dmitry polyansky according to him. we are for regular problems with the issuance of visas. moscow will insist on launching arbitration against the united states. earlier, the russian foreign ministry said that many members of the delegation did not receive entry documents to participate in the high week within the framework of the un general assembly, it starts in new york on september 20. the us democratic party is spreading disinformation, including about russia this was stated by donald trump at a vagaev rally, the former us president added that during the reign of his successor jubiden, the united states has turned from an energy independent state into a beggar country, according to trump, the biden administration is selling off strategic oil reserves to bring down the price of gasoline and win the november congressional elections. and after the vote, the fuel can imitate a minimum. doubly, trump notes this with another warning. he addressed germa

for the collective west consumables in the fight against russia sergey lavrov spoke about this at the un general assemblythe diplomat stressed that europe and the united states directly accept participation in the conflict, supplying kiev with weapons alexey veselovsky followed the speech of the laurel in new york and the press conference of the head of the russian foreign ministry from the rostrum of the un assembly, the head of the russian foreign ministry spoke about international security, which, according to sergey lavrov, is rapidly degrading the united states emphasized the minister dictates his will other countries, interfering in their affairs. they are trying to stop the flywheel of history today, the question is being decided on the future of the world order, the question is, will this order be with one behemoth, forcing everyone to live in their own way? notorious rules beneficial only to him or it will be a democratic fair world without blackmail and intimidation of objectionable without neo-nazism and not near realism. sergei lavrov called the statement of western countries a hysteria about

with a sense of humor er there is someone else saying something er zelenskyy of the un general assembly is talking aboutl five five points that have nothing to do with reality stopping the war and actually in this part, it is a serious attack on the territorial integrity of ukraine, not only those that are occupied today, but the occupation of this ukraine and the destruction of ukrainians as a nation in this direction did not go anywhere from putin's agenda. i really wanted i would like a serious and adequate response from the ukrainian authorities, and not from humorists for the 95th time, let's hope that some serious steps are taken and the appropriate ones are taken. well, what is expressed publicly, so to speak, i think is best possible in order not to intimidate the population. preparation in order to properly meet the new phase another new phase of russian aggression as much as possible to prepare when we do n't even know what he is preparing for p- what do you think what are putin's actual actual plans for donetsk region, luhal region and all of ukraine in general? today, he raised the stakes si

now, the cranium president, problem is lensky is also about to address the un assembly this this afternoon, remotely understand what's at stake. that's right. so this is an important opportunity for zalinski to address the international community, of course. and i think one of the significant things about this address is that it is simply happening a tool that it's uncommon for a video address to be permitted. of course, it was the last couple of years because of kobe, the general assembly was held remotely. but otherwise, it's uncommon, so there was a vote in the un general assembly on whether to permit this in this case. and a clear majority, $101.00 members of the un general assembly voted for that. including interestingly, countries that have been quite on the fence on the conflict so far, for instance, india. so it's, it's, it's a coup for lensky to be able to make this address a tow, particularly with that kind of support. and we know we've seen during the course of this year, what a talented communicator he is. so being very, very interesting, especially given what happened today to

let's talk about president racy today. at the un general assembly, the iranian president, the one of the comments he made, he said that washington created isis, washington created di s, and then dropped all these groups of terrorists near to iran's board. as he said, that washing decided to bring chaos to the region, essentially alluding to the fact that it's not a war on terror. it's a war all of terra, mister hoshal, him, you've got 20 seconds to answer please. just one more. second is now, there are millions of uranium people who are demanding the police to come front these rioters because these are no more protests. and they are asking action because their normal life has been disrupted. well, we have documents from donald trump, who acknowledge that clinton and obama created the isis. and also we have micro splitting the national security advisor. we used to be the head of the pentagon intelligence department, appearing on our algebra, america interview, acknowledging 3 times that the new diet was being created in eastern europe with the iraq a

we've been covering day 2 of the annual general assembly at the un in new york. it's about half past 2 in the afternoon that now it's still ongoing, yet a very tired joe biden ripping into his russian counterpart for a quote needless warren ukraine. the iranian president spent nearly half an hour bashing america. a correspondence are in new york details still to come. we hope you'll join us when we return ah, ah .

must be punished for invading his country. vladimir zalinski addressed the un general assembly, saying moscow is not serious about ending the war. i'll am fisher reports from new york. it's rare for a president to shoe up to the un general assembly and attack another world leader directly. but that's exactly what you bite and decided to do. let us speak plainly . a permanent member of the united nations security council invaded its neighbor, attempted to erase the sovereign state from the map. russia has shamelessly violated the court tenants of the united nations charter has comments coming just hours after vladimir putin announced the biggest military mobilization in russia. since world war 2, an announcement which warned of a nuclear response to threats to russia is raul should see these outrageous zacks for what they are putting claims he had to act. because russia was threatened, but no one threatened russia. and no one other than russia sought conflict biden's address set the scene for perhaps the most eagerly anticipated speech of this general assembly from ukrainian president vladimir zalinski. it was pre

will be just like that, i think it is more effective to make decisions, but i am talking about the un general assemblywhere there is actually no blocking vote in russia the federation is there where decisions are made by a majority of votes regarding the radbezov well, we know that on any issue that concerns ukraine, the poet yehor chernev, people's deputy of ukraine, head of the permanent delegation of ukraine in the nato parliamentary assembly, the only decision on them, let's hope that relations with mr. yehor will now be restored connection continue, be kind, i don't know which part we are filming, how russia will rest on the security council, but its powers at the un general assembly will be much weaker at the un general assembly, they are not they simply have a blocking vote, so in fact there the decision is made by the majority of votes, and without the russian federation, i think there will be a more constructive dialogue and a more constructive concept, mr. mykolay, what prospects do you see for international instruments to be used, in particular, to put pressure on russia, well, our goal is

pavla, i will immediately ask you about the un general assembly, because this is the first meeting ofgeneral assembly, which is already taking place during the russian-ukrainian war, there were many speeches during the last days of yesterday joseph biden and volodymyr zelensky spoke volodymyr zelensky spoke online and he said a lot about security and about the steps that can lead to the end of the war, among which he said that it is necessary to punish russia for, that is, to create a tribunal and try the leadership of russia for crimes committed by e- e we need defense support and in order to protect life, zelensky says the restoration of security, and among the priorities for the restoration of security, he says that it is necessary to finally recognize russia as a sponsor of terrorism. security guarantees are the modernization of the security architecture for ukraine and the reform of the un, in particular , to deprive russia of the right of veto because, as zelensky says, there is a certain imbalance when all of africa, all of latin america, most of asia, all of central and easter

un general assembly and joins us from neil. hello there, james. the un security council is set to mate in about an hour's time. the war in ukraine will know down to talk that agenda. yes, that's right. we've had all week here with world leaders giving their speeches the focus very much on the ukraine in the general assembly. and those speeches continue in the general assembly today. but the focus will be here and the other chamber. i'm just outside the un security council because there's going to be high level meeting here, taking place on ukraine. france has the presidency. 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 se

your predictions that we will hear today or not only today from the fields of the un general assembly what can biden talk about that can be valuable and practical for us regarding the general assembly, we will hear the reaction of politicians based on two challenges that are the most important for them, for our european partners and for those located close to ukraine, the biggest challenge now is of course the nuclear threat. the situation at the zaporizhzhia npp, and therefore the questions will relate precisely to the prevention of this threat from countries of africa and the conventional south of south america, we will feel the need to fight the threats of the food crisis and hunger, and this is also something that is extremely important to them, and this is one of the levers that ukraine should use, explaining that we are the feeder not only of europe, but of the whole world, and we want to continue to be a builder for this, we need to ensure the safety of grain exports - it is extremely important and we are open here for this process to continue. i am sure that biden, as mr. merezhko said, will once again

for ourselves, and i actually started with the speech of joseph biden at the un general assembly, where he actually spoke aboutocities of the russians, from whom the blood was drawn, about this myth about the only people from which the full-scale invasion actually began, because it was about him putin spoke of natural temptations and now taras, i actually address my question to you again when you see all the consequences of this atrocity, where are you looking for an explanation of where its roots really come from six months ago, we found ourselves in an absolutely strange situation, it was very difficult for us not to reflect on that is, we couldn't just come to our senses, we couldn't come to our senses and were in some kind of numbness, in a way. well, in the end, for us , it was absolutely something that was outside of our and understanding and beyond any of our experience at least the previous experience that we uh have not encountered in our life and that is why i decided to approach this problem in such an academic way i decided to look as usual uh in historical or philosophical discourse in in russian,

un has a long history, - assembly. i think it is obvious that the un has a long history, we - assembly. i think it is obvious that i the un has a long history, we talked aboute underlying point is that the un, we stand up for the core principles of the un charter it is the sovereignty, the territory integrity of each of the 193 member states has to be inviolable. but i think that it's a very strong concept here.— think that it's a very strong concept here. think that it's a very strong concet here. ., , ., ., ., concept here. you sit down around the stable on _ concept here. you sit down around the stable on a _ concept here. you sit down around the stable on a regular _ concept here. you sit down around the stable on a regular basis - concept here. you sit down around the stable on a regular basis with i the stable on a regular basis with the stable on a regular basis with the other members of the un security council. how would you characterise your interactions now with russians permanent representative? 1anthem your interactions now with russians permanent representative?- permanent representative? when i first arrived — permanent representative? when i

the delegates accompanying him finally issued american visas to participate in the un general assembly in new york, about ago, this was reported in the russian foreign ministry, with at the same time, it was noted on smolenskaya square that the russian side is waiting for the issuance of visas to the rest of the delegation, as well as the elimination of all problems with logistics that may arise with their arrival against the backdrop of sanctions seventy. seventh general assembly. recall that it is opening today, that is, the americans delayed the issuance of visas to the last more than 30 diplomats. we have been waiting for at least 5 months for the policy of the west towards russia, today they spoke at a meeting of the business council under the ministry of foreign affairs. here is what he said in his opening remarks sergei lavrov now, when the west has unleashed a real hybrid war against russia for many years, which is after the forced start of a special military operation. it has already acquired an unprecedented character and the goal is openly declared to destroy the economy and push our country t

un was created. and we are allowing russia to get any traction with his bogus arguments, about the need for, this we cannot allow it. my read of the un general assembly is that isolation and rejection, law you see nations a with china that have been isolated for their own anti-democratic activities. you see these protests in iran. by courageous women tired of being kicked around by liberal 80, police, and the dictatorial government. it was popular sentiment against tyrants these days, and the un has to be clear and not a model about where the international community stands. russia is the lead example. there are many other situations in the world where being strong against russian authoritarianism sends a message to others. >> senator, what do you make of the concerns that people have, and valid concerns, that rush it continues to say if our sovereignty and if anybody attacks these places they will soon decide that they're going to be part of russia, it will be considered an attack on russia and hence russia will use any defenses it has but once again putin talked about his weapons this week. how do, you as someone in the arms services committee and s

next, we will talk about the session of the un general assembly, which will be held in new york from 20th, that is, from today to september 26 this year, the meeting will be held in person, that is, live, the russian delegation will be led by serhiy lavrov , his speech is scheduled for september 24, a huge ukrainian delegation should also be there, the president of ukraine will speak in absentia, we will include volodymyr yelchenko, diplomat, permanent representative of ukraine, in the conversation at the un from 1997 to 2001 from 15 to 19 greetings, good day, mr. volodymyr, and ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary to ukraine and the states in 20-21, i will also add irifa chubarov, who is also with us chairman of the medzholis of the crimean tatar people, a member of the delegation to the un, refati, we congratulate you. good morning. good day to all, dear friends. what do you personally expect from the current general assembly, what issues are relevant for ukraine that will be resolved, what decisions can be made based on the results of the discussion ? it is important that

want to let in belarusians, not russians a high-level week at the un general assembly began in new york, and moldova will again protest abouthis and other things in a moment in the world about ukraine column. well, it's obvious that i'm starting with this great britain said goodbye to its queen elizabeth ii, the leaders came to london and the heads of government of dozens of countries of the world, as well as members of royal families from abroad, already in the evening, the queen was buried in the chapel of st. george, well, lviv residents would say yura on the territory of windsor castle, 20 km from the country's capital, london, in the history of elizabeth ii entered as a queen who was on the throne longer than any other monarch in the hearts of the british, she remained a devoted ruler of the nation, and ukrainians will remember her as the queen who supported ukraine during the aggressive russian war, may the soul of elizabeth ii rest in peace with god, we will remember her for her help for her kindness for her sensitivity well, god save the king of great britain in a loving and dedicated memory, the current king of gre

news from the finance republics and a lot of program coverage of the 77th annual un general assembly in new york. it's about a half past 4 in the afternoon right now. and the big apple. i'm re sushi, stepping aside for rachel blevins. she'll be right here very soon with more of your world wide. what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation, let it be an arms race is on, often very dramatic development. only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successfully, very difficult time to sit down and talk today, i'm authorizing the additional strong sanction foreign companies, quitting russia, numbers on to one. thank you. this client atm card to bluffton bangs disconnected from the international payment system. the social move hoppey journal, donna and euro exchange rates follow up on a level up article the more so. so what are what the committee met that evoke this, the billing address that is the current. can you say, i don't know? sure. c, m a j a. suppose you can russian business overcome this song. so you knew i bought it enough to handl

himself after samarkand summitshows went to new york to participate in the un general assembly from the rostrum such a talk about a new round of geopolitical confrontation that the security architecture is falling apart, and sanctions have become a new norm, while central asia is open for international cooperation according to tokaev, kazakhstan will continue to be a reliable supplier of grain and other socially important food products, especially to the poorest developing countries. takaya noted the need to withdraw food and fertilizers. from whatever sanctions lists and restrictions, also in the coming months, kazakhstan will help mitigate the immediate consequences of limited access to energy resources and critical raw materials resulting from disruptions in trade and supply chains strategic and economic partnership between the united states and kazakhstan will diversify and expand. it's acetate. tokayev already from the round table between kazakhstan and the united states on investment. in general, such an ocean held more than two dozen meetings with representatives of international corporations, business ci

vladimir makeev spoke from the main podium of the un general assembly and also held a number of bilateral negotiations. these are about ten closed meetings. including with representatives of the eu and the us, they were left without press coverage at the request of foreign participants. uh, the need for a large-format international dialogue on security issues is in the air at the president of belarus announced this initiative. 5 years ago put forward this initiative 5 years ago during his speech at the osce parliamentary session in minsk e, well, probably, many western states are primarily afraid to associate. this is a very necessary , correct and important proposal with belarus . i think that this initiative will prove its right to exist. do not think, i am convinced, and we will promote it on all dialogue and regional international platforms. we have already decided. how do we act. e, in particular, the movement is not joining and i am convinced that sooner or later this will bear fruit. minsk and general seconds coincided in assessments of the current situation in international relations urgent measures are needed

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about efforts to revive the j. c. p. away add his un general assembly speech saying, if iran willing to enter into mutual compliance a deal could be had by on tuesday, us national security advisor james sullivan also had another message for iranian leaders. about the crackdown on protest are demonstrating against the death of masa, meaning at legibly at the hands of arise, morality, police, for her, i suppose, is improper wearing of her. her job. from our perspective, it is a reflection of the complete repression and brutality of a regime that a woman simply seeking to exercise her basic rights could die in this way. and it is not surprising to us that we are seeing people of all walks of life come out in iran, 2 object vigorously to that. the white house is called a mini staff, unforgivable, and has promised to hold ronnie and officials accountable. what it says are human rights abuses. kimberly hallett reporting their junior, his anti terrorism police have detained senior opposition. politician and former prime minister alley lowery, it opposition par

assembly in person. the un was informed about this literally an hour ago in our foreign ministry.d to the last and allowed the russians to enter. and day after day, first of the first high- level events that the west has turned the sanctions tool into a weapon of the head. mida spoke again meeting of the business council of the department. for many years now, he has unleashed a real hybrid war against russia for subdivision, which is after the forced start of a special military operation. it has already acquired an unprecedented character and the goal is openly declared to destroy the economy and push our country to the margins of world politics. yes and in recently, there has already been a call to openly use sanctions to undermine stability in russia, and another manifestation of the hybrid war has been attempts by the collective west to interfere in russian elections. such the statement was made by the head of the committee of the federation council for the protection of state sovereignty andrei klimov at a meeting following the results of a single voting day, according to klim

and briefly about the main all-weather comprehensive strategic partnership of belarus china is reaching a new level of cooperation. the intrigues of the intricacies of the un general assembly are overgrown with scandals before it even began, new york, waiting for the participants in the meeting among them and the delegation of belarus all mercilessly hit people, the ukrainian army hit the donetsk stop shop, two children among the dead. harsh inevitability or luxury according to european pinpoint shutdowns electricity unthinkable bills and the golden coal of the eu countries are preparing for the winter cold. a double holiday filled with emotions and happiness in vitebsk was congratulated by mothers who gave birth to babies on national unity day. in belarus, china has now signed a new level of cooperation with a corresponding declaration, according to mitkaya energy. now this all-weather, all-encompassing strategic partnership language means that friendship between countries is stable and unchanging, no matter how the international environment changes about intention to raise the level of bilateral interaction our president and leader. china reached an agreement on the marg

. >> president biden condemning those comments hours later in his speech at the un general assembly. >> this war is abouthing ukraine's right to exist as a state, plain and simple. and ukraine's right to exist as a people. whoever you are, wherever you live, whatever you believe, that should not -- that should make your blood run cold. a nuclear war cannot be won and must never be fought. >> max boot is here, the -- lieutenant general mark hertling. -- putin once again raising the specter of nuclear weapons. it's never a good one when -- use of nuclear weapons is implied. but do you see just this has hollow rhetoric he's feeling here. or is this a real threat? >> there is a lot of people that are saying that, don. but you can't look at nuclear -- the potential use of nuclear weapons as a hollow threat, when the nation has those. you have to consider it a threat. and that is what putin is doing and he's done it repeatedly. so, as much as many people would like to say, oh, he hasn't used them so far, or he isn't going to use that, or -- a 1% chance that he might use, it you have to take those kind of threa

more details on that right now at r t dot com, you can read more about that and other speakers from the un general assembly. for the meantime though, for the meantime though, let's get straight to our other top story here or not. he. so a report commissioned by facebook's parent company matter has been released in which it actually admits to violating the free speech of palestinian uses. the probe was called following widespread complaints about facebook and instagram monitoring of content during a flare up of violence. this is between israel and garza in may of last year. net is actually in may 2021 appeared to have had an adverse human rights impact on the rights of palestinian users to freedom of expression, freedom of assembly, political participation and non discrimination. and therefore, on the ability of palestinians to share information and insights about their experiences as steer kurt the classes as most se triggered by israel evicting families, monet, boat and east jerusalem. so $256.00 palestinians killed that apparently included more than 60 children. and as israel launched as strikes, many pa

you in general assembly our white house correspondent, kimberly how kit has more. whitehouse says the us president joe biden will speak about efforts to revive the j. c. p. away at his un general assembly speech saying, if a runs willing to enter into mutual compliance a deal could be had. but on tuesday, us national security advisor james sullivan also had another message for iranian leaders. about the crackdown on protest are demonstrating against the death of masa, meaning at legibly at the hands of arise, morality, police, for her suppose id, improper wearing of her. her job. from our perspective, it is a reflection of the complete repression and brutality of a regime that a woman simply seeking to exercise her basic rights could die in this way. and it is not surprising to us that we are seeing people of all walks of life come out in iran to object vigorously that the white house has called me nice death, unforgivable, and has promised to hold ronnie and officials accountable. what it says are human rights abuses, or can funeral continue to gain strength and threaten lives as it rips through the caribbean. residents have been ordered to take shelter on the checks

so the plan now is to take this to the un general assembly. just tell us about the significance of this meeting and if anything will emerge from it, nothing i think will emerge from this particular meeting in terms of anything new in terms of action. this is about words as often as is in the security council. and the aim of this meeting, what ukraine wanted, the assets, friends on the security council to have this meeting, ukraine's not a member. so it can't actually call from call the meeting itself was to condemn those referenda. but the next stage is where actually they will have a chance to go to a vote. and i can tell you the u. s. ambassador linda thomas greenfield, has a resolution in her back pocket. and we're told that that resolution will be presented as early as this week may be the the end of this week. and that will be a condemnation of the referenda, which the 50 members and security council will vote on. as you say, we know what russia's going to do. we've seen this movie before. russia will veto that. there is no doubt the rush will veto that. an

thank you for participating in our broadcast . and about the actual general assembly, the un also spokey thank you from the spokesman of the russian war criminal who works in the position of president. so piskov said that putin will not make a separate appeal based on the results of fake, lying pseudo-referendums, direct speech at the moment there are no plans for an appeal, but in the event that any measures appear, and when we say so, they will already appear, we will inform you in a timely manner, pis added that putin is going to meet with the gauleiter of the occupied donbass widespread and a beekeeper, but the exact date has not yet been determined, but for now it is known that the governors went to moscow to complete the procedure for the annexation of the territories, but such stories were also expected there are some statements. well, piskov says that there will be no games . we have sholtes on the air. this is a fighter of the armed forces of ukraine. a veteran of the ato and a public figure. in addition to that, a deputy of the lviv city council, igor, we are glad to see you .

ukraine will also appeal to the un general assembly with a request to support the international compensation mechanism. the president spoke aboutitories . murders of ukrainian citizens and abuse by the occupying forces is ukraine wants peace europe wants peace the world wants peace and we saw that there is only one who wants war we push out an aggressor outside the internationally recognized border of the ukrainian state cannot be allowed to enjoy tourism or shopping on the territory of those who value peace, but must be encouraged through visa restrictions to fight against the aggression of their own state punish for aiding and abetting evil during a full-scale aggression against ukraine russia systematically commits actions that fall under the definition acts of state terrorism in accordance with the un geneva declaration of 1987. thus, its troops carry out mass shelling of ukrainian settlements, endangering peaceful the population is in mortal danger. the moscow regime is creating units of militants and mercenaries, such as the so-called ldr troops, kadyriv troops or the wagner group. the kremlin regime sought to physically

now naji mccarty has been speaking about this at the un general assembly. he seemed to be putting the blame squarely on the fact that there were syrian refugees within lebanon itself. and what and said, we warned the world that we couldn't cope serial or serenely refugees. but actually these are palestinian refugees, and they are lebanese people as well. but he did finish by saying that things were going to get much, much worse, and now for an end geo like yours, i mean, you're already overstretch. can you cope with much, much worse, and come on really for highlighting the light on really if you try to do, we're talking about what's happened in front of syria, both thinking with $77.00 casualties. only 20 passengers alive. the same happened couple of days ago. and the tripoli, which is in the north of lebanon with a to people who passed away and couldn't go for children and women with all her children. and the same scenario we saw in days or so last week, and previously this is happening every day in libya. and this is quite alarming because really treated

un general assembly in new york. many nations, especially worried about the prospect of rising sea levels due to global warming. i was state of the world's oceans depends greatly on antarctica, which holds 90 percent of the planets ice. and now scientists are warning that the ice is melting much faster than previously thought. this is the weights one of the world's largest glaciers. it's located in western a doctor car and cover 192 square kilometers. that's an area roughly the size of senegal, like most glaciers around the world. the way to the melting in international team of researches has now mapped the retreat of the ice giant over the centuries. the result of worrying to say the least, the glaciers falling apart much faster than originally thought. so sweet leisure itself could contribute around 60 centimeters globally to sea level rise. the problem is in fact that swayed, has such a central position in the west. and i think i see that its retreats and eventually collapse could cause a whole west and i think i see to collapse. and that would mean more than 3 meters of sea level rise. the weights glaciers,

, i want you to remember everything that is said at the general assembly the un is very important for ukraine, no matter how you feel about because this picture that we see on television and the picture does not yet convey everything that is happening behind the scenes during the meeting that it held the ukrainian side, who conducted our partner meetings, the un general assembly for ukraine. this is a very, very useful thing, a useful platform. well, i'm moving on to my next guest. this is petro burkovskyi. i'm the executive director of the ilko kucheriv foundation for democratic initiatives. i congratulate you, mr. petro i congratulate you. thank you for joining my program. well, let's start right away. i'll be with you in this block that i'm devoting to talking to you, and it will be obvious that there's more about russia and let's start with the protests in dagestan. everything is serious. what is happening there, because look. yesterday on the air, i said that i personally do not believe that these protests can become some kind of spark that will ignite a huge flame, some kind of even a revolution in russia, because t

un general assembly. he demanded that the principles of the un charter be insured for his people. he also laid out a 5 point formula for peace and criticized neutrality about russia's invasion. that's all for now. stay tuned for the latest global business news coming up next. remember, you can get all the latest news on our website. that's d w dot com. thanks for joining us. ah. she's up to date. don't miss our highlights. the d w program online. d w dot com highlights for hello guys. this is the 77 percent. the platform for africa you to defeat is used and share ideas.

of such threats we must do what is necessary if not now then when in the un and about other important news from the general assembly, we will now talk with my colleague iryna solomko, who is in direct contact with us and the headquarters of the un apartment in new york. congratulations, are they finding support? and most importantly, the practical implementation of the calls to reform the un security council today. congratulations ruslana yes, even yesterday during the meeting of the security council, which was dedicated to bringing russia to justice for the crimes, war crimes, which it still commits in ukraine , one of the non-permanent members of the security council, in particular said that they support joe biden's initiative, which he announced on wednesday during his speech during the week of high debates , it must be said that this speech was very significant because it was the first time at such a level that they talked about the need to reform the un, of course, as the congressman noted now the ball is in the un's court, and it is the security council that should raise this issue, but we also have to unders

un general assembly. he demanded that the principles of the un charter be insured for his people. he also laid out a 5 point formula for peace and criticized neutrality about russia's invasion. that's all for now say to him, for the latest global business news coming up next to remember, you can get all the latest news on our website. it's d w dot com. thanks for joining us. she's up to date. don't miss our highlights. the d w program online. d w dot com highlight hello guys. this is the 77 percent. the platform for africa. you to defeat issues and share ideas with, you know, or this. i know we are not afraid to happen delicate because population is growing . and young people clearly have the solution. the future with is 77 percent every weekend on dw ah, the federal reserve hikes interest rates again. well, another rise in borrowing costs help bring the highest u. s. inflation for 40 years under control will get some expert opinion and taking matters into her own hands, meet the lebanese bank robber, who took back the money that she says is rightfully hers. this is data we have business on robots in berlin. welcome to the program. the feds fight against i

york now we're ukrainian president valid and we are zalinski is about to 4 to deliver a pre recorded video statement to the un general assembly by the state. mr. president, i have that one or to introduce the pre recorded statement by his excellency, mister waller, dimmer zalinski, president of ukraine. greeting all people of the world who valid peace and unity between different and equal nations. i wish you all peace. i thank you, that we are united in our striving to restore peace and to guarantee peace for any nation that has become a victim of the armed aggress. a crime has been committed against ukraine and we demand just punishment. the crime was committed against our state borders. the crime was committed against the lives of our people. the crime was committed. again, the dignity of our women and men. the crime was committed again, their values that make you and me a community of the united nations. and ukraine to mass punishment for trying to steal our territory. punishment for the murders of thousands of people. punishment for torches and humiliations of women and man punishment for that catastrophic turbulence. tha

himself after samarkand, the summit went to new york to participate in the un general assembly from such a rostrum spoke about a new round of geopolitical confrontation that the security architecture is falling apart, and sanctions have become a new norm, while central asia is open for international cooperation, according to such kazakhstan and henceforth will be a reliable supplier of grain and other socially important food products, especially to the poorest developing countries. such a fah, noted the need to withdraw food and fertilizers. from whatever sanctions lists and restrictions, also in the coming months, kazakhstan will help mitigate the immediate consequences of limited access to energy resources and critical raw materials resulting from disruptions in trade and supply chains strategic and economic partnership between the united states and kazakhstan will diversify and expand. it's acetate. tokayev already from the round table between kazakhstan and the united states on investment. in general, such an ocean held more than two dozen meetings with representatives of international corporations, busin