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in particular, several articles of the un charter had been breached and are being breached since 1948 by the israeli government and by the israeli military, the land of the palestinians has been increasingly stolen, the people have been dethically cleansed, going right back to 1948 and continuously in the meantime. in 1973, almost exactly 50 years ago, i served as united nations peacekeeper in the sinai desert, quite a few members of the un peacekeeping mission in synai was killed trying to achieve international peace uh 50 years ago, this has not been successful, the un has not been allowed particularly by the u.s. using his veeto and support of israel. and the un has not been allowed to create international peace, particularly in the israeli palestine conflict, the killing of innocent children in particular is most appalling, and huge numbers, many thousands of innocent palestinian children have been killed in over the last decade in particular, and as we are speaking, children are now dying in gaza in particular, for lack of food, disease and direct bombings, the many children were

and just general chaos will ensue, it already takes place, its elements take place, but if the un charterory without replacing it with... something, then chaos is inevitable and can lead to very serious consequences, so i believe , we must follow the path of changes in international law in accordance with the requirements of today with changes in the situation in the world. in this sense, of course, countries that acquire significant weight should be represented in the un security council. in international affairs and simply by force their potential have the opportunity to influence the solution of key international issues, what countries are these, well, this is india , more than half a billion, in my opinion people are already in the population, more than seven percent, economic growth, in my opinion, 7.4 or six six ten . but this is a global giant, yes, there are still a lot of people there who need help, support, but nevertheless, it means that high-tech exports there are growing at a gigantic, gigantic pace, because this is a powerful country, it is becoming more powerful from year t

, under the un charter, the security council has not authorized anything, there are many outstanding security council resolutions, which the israeli government is in blatant violation of, including occupying the territory of other nation states that are members of the united nations, specifically golan heights for example, and the united states runs interference for israel and and for these illegal actions taken by israel and the united states, with his vedo power, sometimes it delegates that to uh the uk or france, also have vedo power in the security council. um, in the general assembly, from time to time, there are resolutions that are voted upon, calling on israel to comply with various security council resolutions to move out of occupation in some place. cases to act as a proper legal occupier such a thing can be conceived to normal people um in other cases and uh but the enforcement of that rests in the hands of the security council and the veto power rest in the hands of the five permanent members with the united states, the uk and france backing up israel in every action that

of the orbo, this means that russia should never be excluded from the un, then article 23 of the un charter defines who is in the un security council, who is, it is not written how they get there, no, i i understand, but biden's recent initiative to include the south african republic and india, and several other countries, is dumb. the un in its current form is completely fine, china is considering the un as an instrument of absorption, including such a world government, which they will use to absorb various structures, you know, the position of these various international ones, and when there are human rights, too, and the russians and the ukrainians, the people actually suffered. yes, yes, the position is the same there, and what is influencing now that hamas, for example, there are many songs of oon, they were members of hamas, they worked there, and you know, for example, that the palestinians of oon, hamas, yes, worked international structures, on the contrary, on the contrary, and you know, for example, that in fact, within the framework of the un, it was recognized that the refugees

iran considers itself obligated to protect the principles of the un charter and international law in territorial integrity of armenia should be preserved. although the europeans do not have an acceptable record in the support of the rights and security of the armenians of karabakh. but for this purpose iran has established a consulat in the province of sionic and in the city. welcome to the new section of the program where we take a look at some news exerps from different news websites. un mission arrives in nagorno-karabakh for the first time in 30 years. according to euro news, the move comes as more than 100,000 people have fled. the nagorno-karabakh region equivalent to almost the entire population of the ethnic armenian enclave since azerbaijan seized the region last week. azerbaijan is hungry for land. armenians fear country will seek to grab more territory. the guardian writes, the locals believe after baku's success in nagorno-karabakh, it could attempt to encroach farther. france will open consult in armenia's stunic, provide seven million euros for nagorno-karabakh. public

initially, the charter was signed by 50 countries, today there are 193 of them; the provisions of the un charterrevail over the terms of any other international treaties. to amend the charter, the consent of 2/3 of all member countries is required, including necessarily the five permanent members of the security council, russia, the usa, china, england and france. on october 24, 1987, it set out on its maiden voyage. research vessel academician fedorov, named in honor of the geophysicist, academician, hero of the soviet union, evgeniy fedorov, who worked on the first soviet drift. north pole station 1. the vessel with a displacement of 16,000 tons with a variety of scientific equipment participated in thirty -four expeditions, of which nine to the arctic and 25 to the antarctic. the crew circumnavigated the world three times. in 2005, academician fedorov was the first in the world to independently, without the escort of an icebreaker, pass through the geographical point of the north pole. and in in 2007, this ship was assembled, and the deep-sea submersibles mir-1 and mir 2 were lowered to the p

existing system of international rules, namely these rules, international law on the basis of the un charterl simply be general chaos, it already takes place, its elements take place be, but if you completely consign the un charter to the dustbin of history. without replacing it with anything, then chaos is inevitable and can lead to very serious consequences, so i believe we must follow the path of changing international law in accordance with the requirements of today, with changing situations in the world. in this sense, of course, the un security council should include countries that acquire... significant weight in international affairs and, simply by virtue of their potential, have the opportunity to influence the resolution of key international issues. what countries are these, well, this is india, more than half a billion, in my opinion there are already a population of more than seven percent economic growth, in my opinion, 7.4 or 7.6%, but this is a global giant, yes, there is still a lot there people who need help in support, but nevertheless, it means that personal exports are gr

on october 24, 1945 , the un charter came into force.ization: maintaining peace and security, and established the principle of sovereign equality of the state. and called for refraining from the use of force or threat force, but recognized the inalienable right of un members to individual collective self-defense. after two devastating world wars, the first and the second, countries finally wanted, quote: to save future generations from the scourge of war, which twice in our lifetime brought untold grief to humanity. this is stated in the preamble to the charter. at the same time , the general assembly, the security council, the international court and other main organs of the un were established. initially. signed by 50 countries, today there are 193 of them. the provisions of the un charter prevail over terms of any other international treaties. to amend the charter, the consent of 2/3 of all member countries is required, including necessarily the five permanent members of the security council, russia, the usa, china, england and france

something else, then we really need to exchange, hand over corpses, exchange prisoners, look at the un charter, stop the war, sign a peace treaty, and so on. please, well, first of all, you need to understand that our vision is not only communication about achieving peace with by western partners, that is, yes, we see that the world, so to speak, is quite heterogeneous, different countries, they evaluate the context of the russian-ukrainian war in different ways, and in our strategy there is a desire to form the widest possible coalition around our proposals, that is, yes, not only... once again, i emphasize those constant partners of ours who, from the first days of the full-scale invasion, clearly recognized who is the aggressor, who is committing war crimes, it is russia, and who should be supported, it is ukraine, as a victim of this aggression, there are eastern countries, that is, yes, the far east, yes, it is close the east, there is the arab world, there is the south, the african one, let's say, yes, the region , directly, is latin america, that is , that is where russia, unfortunately

right, this is what our formula for peace, which is based on the principles and purposes of the un charter which is gradually becoming a global form. this is provided by the work of international legal institutions, in particular the international criminal court, which issued an arrest warrant for putin in the case of the abduction and deportation of children, it provides sanctions against russia, it provides a fundamental support from different countries of the world, different leaders for our state and courage, courage of our people. now is our task. maintain and increase the pressure on the occupier, and my appeal to you is simple: do not stop half-dog , it is not easy to clear the black sea from the terrorist fleet, but it is still much easier to clear the information environment from propaganda from russia, which is still trying to distort the achievements of our interaction and undermine the democratic order , we need to stop russian propaganda. this will help us and save the souls of your people, yours societies, just as we are destroying the logistics of the occupier on the territo

this war, and he cited that and failure compliance with the israel's failure to comply with that un charters violating international law uh and we're seeing not just i think west asia begin to unify but also places in latin america and africa uh and east asia beginning to drift further and further away from this uh israeli regime. uh the types of uh military assistance that the us is giving israel uh contains a whole array of weaponry, including the bombs that are being thrown, the particular bombs that israel is reported to have used uh that um have severe consequences that's not really that well known in terms of uh the types of effects and impacts it has. i mentioned the white phosphorus um there's also reports of these bunker busting bombs which penetrate deep into the ground and then uh kill anything that's within a 2 kilometer. radius, now the reason why i'm mentioning this is, these are unconventional weapons that's being used on the worst scenario uh on the palestinians, um, shouldn't there be any, i mean we we talk about the international uh responsibilities here in terms of even l

the undermining of the principles of the un charter and the decisions of its security council is stillople of iraq, libya, syria, yemen, sudan and, of course, palestine. washington's attempts to monopolize the middle east process settlement have led to the current catastrophic situation, condemning terrorist acts and any other actions that violate international humanitarian law causing harm to civilians, russia calls for an immediate cessation of hostilities and the resumption of negotiations on the creation of an independent palestinian state, solemnly promised to the palestinians almost 75 years ago. president putin spoke about this in detail yesterday once again. taking into account the destructive line of the west to undermine the sustainable development of eurasia, its lack of readiness for fair competition and teamwork as never before. a new continent-wide architecture of equal security, which is actually the goal convened on the initiative of the president of the republic of belarus, an architecture conference that is as open as possible to the widest range of states ready for e

still hoping to reach compromises, we they proposed, referring to the experience of agreeing on the un charteregin a global dialogue on security in the spirit of san francisco, because it was at that conference that states were able to put aside their differences and sit down at the negotiating table in the name of common ideals and the peaceful existence of nations. if the west is now not... ready to talk about common security, only about its own, then we proceed from the fact that such a time will come sooner or later, and no one today has ready-made recipes for forming a model of eurasian security, but in this the task of the current conference is to propose, if not a concept, then at least elements and outlines of this model, which could be used by politicians in the future. a huge group of international experts gathered in minsk are also of the same opinion that security in the eurasian region needs a serious restructuring, literally brick by brick, in turn, belarus proposes to convene a summit to discuss the security architecture of the eurasian space, as well as develop a diversity char

but when you're taking these current international law based on the un charter and we are getting rid of that and, and we wouldn't have anything to you yet. and there wouldn't be an absolute k is because, you mean there is already some element, chaotic elements in the world today. but if we, we still hear stuff gets read of the un charter completely without replacing it with anyone. then we are going to phase k, is that good leading to all of your accounts and glen says to you. so i think we should choose the path of changing international law in accordance with the requirements up to date, in accordance with the changing situation in the world over, in this case, for some one doesn't to be the un security council and the construed have representatives from such a countries that are acquiring and there's never been a dealer of significance internationally and so we will put in so and it is due to their potential customer. what will the union today can we finish them and they don't have any impact on international affairs. what countries are they sold them? india mutually more than one

bring to the table also, and the united states and all the other parties, the security. under the un charter which is adopted among other places by the united states and other uh almost every nation on the planet, that is the the uh primary uh uh international law of respected disputes. the security council as jurisdiction over the use of military force um and absent a uh and there there are treaties of geneva and and others that deal with how to conduct a war, who you can conduct war. with and against and under what conditions and all of that, completely blown out of the water. the entire thing is a perse violation of of international law of the un charter, and so russia brings a resolution in essence that calls for a cease fire, no fingerpointing, no negotiation points, stop shooting, stop killing, let's sit down and talk. the united states would not endorse that, they said that unless it condemns samas. and they they started adding conditions to it, they refuse to endorse it, in other words, they want the killing to go on, they instructed their own diplomatic core not to discuss with anyo

you know, the purposes of the un charter has talked to somebody even saying that and depends how you prevent it. yes, mister president, this is reading as avenging the guy that sold women and children of the entire process. the company are taking revenge on the victim, as i know, the victims that continues to deny. what else? rights to freedom, independence on the return of the people who are man resilient in the face of the directions that are supported by hate speed. the lead by the occupying or for entry is who want to continue the crime of the deductible. and that's why i would like to be as our great, no, it has said that more deadly. you know, of the he and then we have a car. and, well, i like said inside has tried all forms of kidding, including the most modern weapons. but we are the america that does not die and cannot die too much and quote, the item shot here in the world. the witnesses would be able to live on destruction with the rest and the replacement. contrary though it is really good, i try to send it to you, but it has co existed with these crimes. and in my few a

blown out of the water, the entire thing is a persay violation of of international law, of the un charter, um, and so russia brings a resolution, in essence that calls for a ceasefire, no fingerpointing, no negotiation points, stop shooting, stop killing, let's sit down and talk, the united states would not endorse that, they said that unless condemn samas and they they started adding conditions to it, they refuse to endorse it, in other words, they want to killing to go on, they instructed their own diplomatic core not to discuss with anyone, including their own staffs, anything relating to deescalation, deconfliction, uh, peace talks or whatever, this is to go on unimpeded and with the protection of the united states veto at the united united nations security council, so the short answer again was impunity, israel can do what it wants because the united states is allowing it to do what it wants, and the international institutions that are supposed to protect the people from wild actors like the uh zionist state is uh doing in terms of mass murder of civilians, they are helpless to to st

seemed more reluctant to offend, is real but she did talk about the importance of protecting the un charter and international logs. have listen to what she had to say. what do you, how many useful security does non negotiable? like any other state in the world, israel has a right to defend itself against terrorism. within the framework of international is addressing the appliance of the palace, teens is in no way contradicting this clear and unwavering sense. it is a key part of it. we can choose to see the conflict throughout all nice, only given to grief and anger. all we can move ahead together, smallest and more steps may be so that how much can never again perpetrate, such ex of terror. the roots of the you insurance and the international as you maintain loss of guide or worked for new tomorrow to what's a meaningful piece process. allowing bruce is riley's and carlos teens to live side by side and piece of the secuity into independent states. knowing that piece will only work if it works for everyone. coming back to you, boston, what would you say that the box main message was there o

iran's ambassador to the un said that is iran's inherent right under international law and the un chartermments of the un security council meeting on syria. he said illegal presence of us forces in syria is source of insecurity. i also strongly condemned that continuous israel attacks on syrian territory. is that the raid mostly targets. משפחות החטופים, אנחנו יודעים שהייתה אמורה להיות הפסקת אש, הייתה אמור לשחרר את כולנו, התחייב לשחרר את כולנו, ובמקום זה אנחנו נוסעים במחדל הפוליטי, ביטחוני, צבעי, מדיני שלך, בגלל הפאשה הזאת שעשית בשביעי לאוקטובר, בגלל שלא היה צבא שם, אף אחד לא הגיע, אף אחד לא שמר עלינו, ואנחנו, אזרחים תמימים, אזרחים שמשלמים מיסים למדינת ישראל, נמצאים. בשבית בתנאים לא תנאיים, אתה הורג אותנו, אתה תהרוג, אתה רוצה להרוג את כולנו, אתה רוצה אם להרוג את כולנו, לא מספיק טווחת בכולם, לא מספיק אזרחים ישראלים נהרגו, שחרר, שחרר אותנו עכשיו, שחרר את האזרחים שלהם, שחרר את העסירים שלהם, שחרר אותנו, שחרר, שחרר את כולנו, תן לנו, תן לנו לחזור למשפחות שלנו, עכשיו, עכשיו, עכשיו, עכשיו, uh palestinian movement dismissed a recent announcement by the israeli regime regarding the uh release of an

will simply be general chaos , it already takes place, its elements have a place to be, but if the un charter is inevitable and can lead to very serious consequences. therefore, i believe that we must follow the path of changes in international law in accordance with the requirements of today with the changing situation in the world. in this sense, of course, the un security council should include countries that acquire significant weight in international affairs and simply by virtue of their potential have the opportunity to influence the resolution of key international issues, which countries are these? well, this is india, in my opinion the population is already more than seven percent, economic growth is, in my opinion, 7.4 or 7.6%, but it is a global giant, yes, there are still a lot of people there who need help, in support, but nevertheless, it means that high-tech exports there are growing at a gigantic, gigantic pace, because it is a powerful country. it is becoming more powerful year after year under the leadership of the prime minister modi, or brazil in latin america, the populati

ambassador to the united nations said that iran is iran's inherent right under international law and the un charterons across the globe demand an end to israeli bloodchat in the gaza strip. hundreds of children in the ladak union territory in northern india have thronge to the streets, condemned the regime's genocide and the killing of children in the sie territory. in the german capital berlin, protesters wave palestinian flags, calling for an immediate end to the israeli onslot against civilians in gaza. in canada, thousands flooded the streets of toronto demand a hal to the western funding of tel aviv. they also called for an end to this genocide in gaza. similar rallies were all held in other cities around the world, including in madrid, baibut, and islamabad. the demonstrators say that western governments are complicit in israel's war crimes. in the ghaza strip, pro-palestine rallies have been held almost a daily basis since israel starslot on gaza. the demonstrations are being held despite bands on such protest in several european countries. and that is world news coming up news and briefs. b

iran's ambassador to iran said that is iran's inherent right under international law and the un charterren in the... union territory in northern india have thronged the streets, condem's genocide and killing of children in the siege territory. and protesters in the german capital berlin protesters wave palestinian flags calling for immediate end to israelly onslot against civilians in gaza. in canada, thousands flooded the streets of toronto to demand hall to the western funding of tel aviv. they also call for an end to digital genocide in gaza. a similar rallies were also held in other cities around the world, including in madrid, bairoout and islamabad. demonstrators say western governments are complicid in israeli war crimes in the gaza straight. propalestine rallies have been held almost a daily basis since israel started. is on gazas are being held despite bans of such protest in several european countries. for the third saturday in a row, pro-palestine demonstrators packing the streets of central london to governnce unequivocal support for israel. our government is cheering this o

accordance with international law, every community has the right to self-determination, according to the un charter. palestine has been userped for 75 years in israel and its western supporters have deprived the palestinians of their right to self-determination. it is interesting that the westerners support this in their... stance and raised the issue of two-state solution. the point is that they agree that the israeli regime should withdrow from the west bank, the gaza streep and east goods, but israel does not do this. the palestinian cose is to create a state for the palestinian community and to recognize the right as a community that can have a state for themselves. there is no doubt that palestine holds lofty status in the muslim world. given that its land contains muslim's first qible or direction of prayer, the holy mosk of al-aqsa, and that it has been occupied by the israeli regime. for iran, palestine represents the oppressed of the world. even before the victory of the islamic revolution, the founder of the islamic republic, imam komaini lent a special significance to the palestinian que

has denounced their decisions as unilateral and politically unjustifiable saying they violate the un charter. and as conflicts rage around the world in soul and air defense expo shows how a global arms race is accelerating souls air defense expo this week is the largest such even in the region with exhibitors from more than 35 countries displaying their cutting edge aircraft and weapons that admit concerns of the real-life impact of arms trade and its role in fueling conflicts in gaza and ukraine. here's a report. south korea's air defense exhibition this week showed off the latest weapons, many in use in conflicts around the world. south korea's arms producers hope to take advantage of the growing interest in their military technologies. soul adex is the only place in south korea where you can see the present and future of aerospace and defense technologies at one place and give south korea's military industry. which is attracting global attention, the chance to take a leap forward, but some south koreans are worried about a spiraling arms race, as exhibition vips gathered a hotel in downto

accordance with international law, every community has the right to self-determination, according to the un charter. palestine has been userped for 75 years in israel and its western supporters have deprived the palestinians of their right to self-determination. it is interesting that the westerns support this in their political stance, raised the issue of two-state solution, the point is that they agree that the israeli regime should withdraw from the west bank, the ghaza streep and eastel goods, but israel does not do this. the palestinian cose is to create a state for the palestinian community and to recognize their right as a community that can have a estate for themselves. there is no doubt that palestine holds lofty status in the muslim world, given that its land contains muslim's first qible or direction of, the holy mosk of al-aqsa, and that it has been occupied by the israeli regime. for iran, palestine represents the oppressed of the world. even before the victory of the islamic revolution, the founder of the islamic republic, imam komaini lent a special significance to the palestinian qu

every community has the right to self-determination according to the un charter. palestine has been userped for 75 years in israel and its western support. we are interrupting our regular programming to bring you back some live images. our uh, foreign minister. iranian foreign minister is giving a speech at the un. let's take a listen civilians in less than three weeks by the israeli regime in gaza and west bank of palestine and they helped this regime military and financially. we recommend the united states to work for peace and security. not war against people, children. and women, instead of sending rockets, tanks and bombs to be used against gaza. united states should stop supporting genocide in gaza and palestine. mr. president. the history of iranian civilization shows that we have always supported peace and security. but today in new york and the united nation, i say frankly to the american statesman who are welcome to expansion of the war in the region, but if the gen the war in the region, but i warn if the genocide in gaze continues, they will not be spa

caviot israel has a right to... defend itself, when in fact they actually don't, according to the un charter, israel kind of forgets that under un article 51, merely because this palestine is not a state actor uh, and so and this is occupied territories, palestinians are being occupied, therefore, according to subsequent un resolution, they have the to defends even by armed struggle in a liberation struggle, mountain armed resistance, so this is the problem is the us wants to... interpret the international law completely different than the rest of the world and by doing so giving israelch to uh have a war on terror where they can basically any action uh to do anything they want outside of the bounds of normal behavior in the international system. okay, shabir is saying that the us is trying to make have its own interpretation of do we need any interpretation there is clear, mean this is an occupiing force and israel is just playing victim isn't it? they're under occupation, israel is heading and nothing, actually in terms of it's obligations under geneva conventions, other conventions, and t

required to do, which is use their special authority to further the obligations they have under the un charter to ensure regional security, that they instead use their power. exclusively to promote their own interests and to oppose the authority or the power of any other competing nation. they didn't even get into a discussion of this problem. this was entirely about the state of relations between russia and the united states and the position taken by the us the other day had absolutely nothing to do with this uh outrageous unfolding situation in palestine and unfortunately we see that... happening time and time again, and until the veto power enjoyed by five permanent members of the security council is eliminated. i'm concerned that the un can never be seen as anything more than the tool of the us hegemony or atlantic world hegemony. so that's uh our guest international barie grossman joining us from bali indonesia. thank you for. to this segment of the program uh we are focusing uh fully on the israeli war on gaza uh as uh the uh israeli attacks on the palestinian besieg territory continue u

there is no table, no paper, no statement, and no un charter. all these are gone. it has been experienced, unfortunately, there is also a bitter experience. now , when working with a wolf and a predatory animal , you can't deal with just following my opinion and condemning on radio and television. i will do whatever i can for them. no difference there is no difference between me materially and spiritually, fighting makes no difference. as if the name of our family is on behalf of the people of the world, all of us muslims will join hands until , god willing, this issue will go away, and god willing, israel , its descendants, will be rooted in the earth. the command of our master, god willing, is the root of oppression. if we do evil to israel , god will help and israel will be destroyed will be. about one million people have used this plan since the beginning of the implementation of the new phase of the electronic bill of lading project, which started last saturday night. in the new stage of this plan , the sixth and seventh tithes are included and with the purcha

iran's ambassador to the un said that is iran's harennt right under international law of the un charter. amir saied iravani made the comments a un security council meet on syria. he said the illegal presence of us forces in syria is source of insecurity in the country and has bolstered terrorist organizations both inside the arab state and across the region. arani also strongly condemned the continuous israeli attack on syrian territory. he said the race mostly target civils and vital infrastructure and are serious threat to peace and security in the region. tamas has released a video of three israeli captives demanding benjamin netanyahu to agree to a prisoner exchange. ביבי נתניהו שלום, אנחנו נמצאים בשביא, בשביא החמאס, 23, כמה ימים, 23 ימים, אתמול הייתה משיבת עיתונים עם משפחות החטופים, אנחנו יודעים שהייתה אמורה להיות הפסקת אש, היית אמור לשחרר את כולנו, התחייבת לשחרר את כולנו, ובמקום זה אנחנו נוסעים במחדל הפוליטי, בטחוני, צבעי, מדיני שלך, בגלל הפאשה הזאת שעשית בשביעי לאוקטובר, בגלל ש'. היה הצבא שם, אף אחד לא הגיע, אף אחד לא שמר עלינו, ואנחנו אזרחים תמימים, אזרחים שמשלמים, מסים למדינת י

that is if iran's inherent right, or that is iran's inherent right under international law and the un charter more palestinians in several areas of the occupied territory. four were killed during a morning raid by regime troops in the northern city of jenin. men were aged 23 to 28, and then a few hours later policy and health minister said another man dead by israeli forces in the entrance. the town of yata south of about khalil elsewhere in alcus a 23-year-old was shot dead after stabbing an israeli soldier. more than 120 palestinians been killed and over 1600 tained by israeli forces in the west bank since october 7th. that's when the regime launched its deadly war on gaza. and meanwile the russian president has blended us and its allies for israel's massacker, palestinians and gaza as well as many other deadly conflicts throughout the world. behind tragedy of the palestinians and behind the massacre in the middle east in general, behind the conflict in ukraine, behind the other conflict in the world, in afghanistan, iraq, syria and so on, are the ruling elites of the united states and thei

charter. at the same time , the general assembly, the security council, the international court and other main organs of the uns signed by 50 countries, today there are 193 of them. the position of the charter is above the terms of any other international treaties. to amend the charter, you need the consent of 2/3 of all member countries, including the mandatory five permanent members of the security council: russia, the usa, china, england and france. on october 24, 1987, the research vessel academician fedorov set out on its maiden voyage, named after the geophysicist, academician, hero... of the soviet union evgeniy fedorov, who worked at the first soviet drifting station north pole 1. the vessel displaces 16,000 tons with using a variety of scientific equipment , she participated in thirty-four expeditions, of which nine to the arctic and 25 to the antarctic. the crew circumnavigated the world three times. in 2005, academician fedorov was the first in the world to independently pass through the geographic point of the north pole without the escort of an icebreaker. and in 2007 this ship was assembled. ther

they cannot take it through persuasion, they might take it by force, which is in the violation of un charter so-called nato's longestger corridor, currently cionic province is in the frontline of preventing a geopolitical tradition pursued by ankara's new automanism doctrine. since armenia and azerbaijan maintain a mutual traffic blockage due to long-running tensions, baku's connection. with nahchivan for decades has been iran and the connection with turkey has been georgia. the two countries have different views on the concept of the corridor, its definition, the existence of control point. and the nationality of the guards who would control those points. for instance has been asking for an unimpeded passage without checkpoints and yaravon refused to do so, it threatened to implement the planned plan unaterally, meaning through military intervention and occupation of southern armenia, which iran strongly opposes. as for the developments in theus region, the position of islamic republic of iran is fixed clear position. iran supports the territorial integrity of the caucasus countries and aga

has denounced the decisions as unilateral and politically unjustifiable, saying they violate the un charter. those were the top stories on press tv, thank you for being with us, take care and bye-bye. press tvs in brief israel's definit against the gaza strip that began almost two weeks ago has claimed the lives of nearly 3,900 people. the regime is now. targeting homes, medical facilities and ambulances, some 16 journalists have been killed in israel's attacks. the hamas leader says israel's crimes in the gaza strip reveal the regime's nazi and fascist nature. smile warned of a regional war if the regime's aggression continues, he said the only way out of the current situation is an end to the israeli occupation.

iran inherent under international law and the un charter, amir irovani in the comments of the securityflicts throughout the globe. behind the tragedy of the palestinians and behind the massaker in middle east in general, behind the conflict in ukraine, behind many conflicts in the world, afghanistan, iraq, syria and so on, are the ruling elites of the united states and their satellites? this is already. statement to meeting of russian security council, the government and heads of law enforcement agencies, president added american politicians are opposed to the seasfire in gaza. they don't want basting peace, they want constant chaos in the middle east, therefore they do their best to discredit those countries that insist on an immediate east. stopping the blood already to make a real contribution to resolving the crisis and not feeding like parasites on it denounced criminant killing palestin and justified also call for the creation of sovereign an independent palestinian state and from walks like continue pro-palestine demonstrations the world demanding an end to israel in gaza hundre

international humanitarian law, that means the hag and geneva conventions, but also the violations of the un charter, the violations of the international covenant on civil and political rights, international covenant on economic, social and cultural rights, convention against torture, convention uh the rights of child etc. yes, i don't mean to cut you off, i'm going to let you continue, but let me just update our viewers with with respect to the images that that we're sharing with them, these are live uh uh images of a tehran protest in the iranian capital on the left of your screen there we can see it's become quite significant scores of people are pouring out for this pro- palestinian protest as we're watching uh structures being leveled by the minute by israeli authorities in the besieg gaza strip of over 2,540 residential structures have been leveled in the besieg gaza strip and it's led to humanitarian catastrophe there is no water uh no uh basically water, electricity, medicine or food being allowed into the uh besige enclave right now, and um, also on the right side of your screen there, you

so again israel is violating international laws and all the new year geneva convention and the un charter by indiscriminately killing all the civilians in gaza under the excuse at getting rid of hamas. when more than 10030 children and women have been killed so far and these are not hamas or they not islamic resistance or any other fighters because they are too small to wage war on israel, they will one day, this is why the israeli kills them when they are too small, that's the israeli doctrine, well mick, as elijah has just stated, over... a thous kids have been killed, there is no water, electricity, no food, and no fuel in gaza, how can the world, the world of 2023, just sit and let this genocide happen, well how could they sit and watch afghanistan being reduced to terrible situation at the cost of i think two trillion dollars by the americans. how can, i mean, the the control of the media and the the willingness of the nato countries to support war crimes is very, very strong. i mean, the invasion of iraq, uh, i think madelin albright was asked before the invasion, uh, that, she was

has denounced the decisions as unilateral and politically unjustifiable, saying they violate the un chartere children had become shreds of flesh laying in the street, some were injured and some others were dead. my uncle shaban, jamal and muhammad were among those who died. every child of palestine now carries with them memories of explosions, of screams of horror. by the inhumane, uncunonable actions of israel. بس امجودي, on voit. news in brief for this hour, israel's relentless strikes on the besige gaza strip continue to claim more lives as the regime maintains its genicidal policy. the regime's bloody onslaut has killed nearly 3,900 palestinians. with around 13,500 others wounded since the 7th of october. israel has killed more palestinians in the occupied westbank as settlers and soldiers attacked several areas. the exact number of fatalities remain sketchy, but some reports say at least 12 people have been killed in rape into the nur shams refugee camp. propalestinian rallies continue in.

and women and civilians which has been agreed by the world to prevent, and the purposes of the un charter children and the entire palestinian people, they are taking revenge on the victim, the victim that continues to demand its rights to freedom and independence and return, the people who remain resilient in the face of aggression, supported by hate speech, led by the occupying authorities who want to continue the crime of the nakba, as our great poet has said mahmoud darwish, we are the victim that has tried all forms of killing, including the most modern weapons, but we are the miracle that does not die and cannot die, and quote, the world witnesses, the killing and destruction and mass arrests and the placement carried out by israel against the palestinian people and has coexisted with these crimes and impunity and even protected it. instead of searching for radical solution to the occupation, ending the occupation and realizing the rights of the palestinian people, is the only way to ensure regional and international stability, security and peace, not killing more palestinians. the s

this is based on article 51 of the un charter, which is legitimate defense and conditional defense. carrying out legitimate defense is either pre-emptive or pre-emptive, which here in fact jihadist groups have pre-emptive defense against the enemy who is threatening them. in fact, this legitimate defense has certain characteristics. it is that the military attack must be proven first which has been proven, i said that israel has been attacking for 2 years, secondly, diplomatic interactions and international relations will be deadlocked, and in fact , diplomatic relations are not responding . it is not used now and it will not be used, and most importantly, the government of the victim, which is actually palestine , has officially announced that it has been attacked by a country that has carried out these events and exactly against the geneva conventions, now the zionist regime in the fact that jihadi groups are to blame they have the framework of legitimate defense, they are defending themselves against the zionist regime, but the form of their operations is offensive and actually o