the un general assembly gave overwhelming backing to the resolution, which also reaffirmed ukraine sovereignty within its internationally recognized borders of a vote is the assemblies strongest rebuke to moscow since it began its war on ukraine. defending the principles of clear rejection to any changes to the borders of ukraine and our demand that moscow reversed course. the un general assembly has passed a resolution condemning russia's attempt to annex for regions of ukraine with a 143 countries valves. voting in favor. only 5 voted against and 35 countries, abstained. today's boat has a practical effect. it means that in the eyes of the world and the united nations, ukraine's borders remain the same. her son is ukraine, is upper roger is ukraine. don't ask, is ukraine? la hans is ukraine and ukraine remains ukraine. last week, president vladimir putin proclaimed for ukrainian regionally to be part of russia in an opulent ceremony at the kremlin. but i can't resist. you're. the move followed a series of what the west called shamrock randoms, held at gunpoint in ukraine's russian occupied e

now the debate in the un general assembly continued. we expect the vote to take place either on wednesday to address the un general assembly about it in the lead up to the vote on oh, i'd be on rock even hurry, head on the challenging and later we heard from a number of you as the line countries are that, that they spoke and criticized russia. we heard from the united kingdom we heard from austria were heard from singapore. ah, however, other countries will be getting up before the un general assembly to speak about this resolution in the coming days in the lead up to the final bout. so that's the situation at the un general assembly at the un headquarters in manhattan. so thanks okay, to bring us up to speed. great meeting springs you. thanks a lot. all right. ah, okay, is move on now. the european commission chief ursula vandella says russia is using it. strengthen brutality as a weapon. when commenting on mondays strikes, fresh i once again as shown to the world, what it stands for, it is carol and brutality. those who are responsible

i ask you to support it in europe and at the level of the un general assembly, especially since it is in europe that the lion's share is concentrated the share of russian assets, both of the state itself and of corrupt officials and corrupt businesses associated with the aggressor state, russian assets should be directed to compensation for war losses, if you put your hand on your heart, each and every one of you knows perfectly well what elements should be in the peace formula a meanwhile, the state bureau of investigation is investigating the circumstances of the downing of the ukrainian fighter jet, the military plane crashed the day before in vinnytsia, according to law enforcement officers, the pilot was carrying out a combat mission to destroy enemy drones, and he succeeded shoot down five kamikaze drones near the village of turbiv during the destruction of another object, fragments of a downed russian drone hit the cockpit of a ukrainian plane, the investigators say that is why the pilot drove the fighter into the field or to avoid large-scale destruction and casualties among t

general assembly. what's at stake here? well, it is very important terry's. so this is the 2nd time that the un general assembly has had a chance to vote on the conflicts in ukraine. the 1st time was back in march. when 141 members of the un general assembly. so well over a 2 thirds majority voted in favor of resolution, really condemning russia invasion. and this was in the very early days of the invasion, of course, that's many months ago now. now this, this new resolution is really quite narrowly focused, specifically on the annexations that russia is just recently attempted through these kind of sham referenda that it held in these eastern regions of ukraine. and what you're seeing is certainly western countries that are trying to support ukraine, really been trying to drum up support among member states, the un to make sure that there's a strong showing. but there's a lot of speculation about what, you know, what kind of a showing to expect it is 2 thirds the benchmark is it was last time, which was that exceeded or is anything less than 141? it never should be going to get spun by russia

the un general assembly has voted overwhelmingly to condemn russia's attempts to annex four the un generalerwhelmingly regions of ukraine. only four countries voted with russia — belarus, north korea, syria and nicaragua. meanwhile, the us and its nato allies have reaffirmed their support for ukraine in the face of intensifying russian aggression, promising to send military hardware to kyiv for as long as it takes. in the past few days, putin has given us all another grim preview of a future in which the appetites of aggressive autocrats outweigh the rights of peaceful states. we're going to do everything we can as fast as we can to help the ukrainian forces get the capability they need to protect ukrainian people. for his part, vladimir putin has accused the west of stoking the global energy crisis, suggesting damage to the nord stream gas pipeline was the result of �*international terrorism'. with mr putin under increasing pressure at home and abroad, our russia editor steve rosenberg considers what his next move might be. what will vladimir putin do next in ukraine? what is he thinking?

general assembly vote. and the meaning of it really because the fact the 3 fourths of the un general assembly voted to condemn the attempted annexation of full sylvan regions, basically of ukraine. namely, a lou hands sketch don't yet separate each and house in region, which are only partially occupied by the way by russia forces. this of course, sends a very strong message to the world also, in terms of try to draw more support for ukraine. a messaged at what's happening in and in ukraine is just simply not only illegal, but it's against what it, what it means to actually maintain the sovereignty of a country. but of course, we should not re, uh, forget all those of countries that abstained from the votes. you have already pointed out china and india, but various african countries as well. also the i resolution which is non binding. so it's not going to, i mean, an end to this will unfortunately, shoes, how much russia is increasingly isolated. however, because aside from russia only less than a handful of friends actually for other countries voted against this resolution. not surprisingly, of course, one of

yesterday the un general assembly condemned the legal annexations of territories in ukraine by russia, but mongolia abstained as it did in march. when the un general assembly condemned russia's invasion of ukraine, why did mongolia upstate some also saw in best, wouldn't that are from the very beginning, mongolia has held the position and policy that countries should resolve the issues in a peaceful way. by diplomatic means, with minimal damage to each other in a bottle of person. i'm also so it is clear that mongolia dans against war and for peace sister in law. our point of view is that it is better to approach the issue peacefully without dragging this war on. aggressiveness can't i actually dance under because as the war drags on, every country in the world will pay and suffer hydrogen, especially in developing countries, the damage will be even greater. civilians will suffer more hanging if that is why mongolia continues to express its position that the you in the security council members and the g 7 should resolve the issue through peaceful negotiations. hing any other tional ti

in fact, the position of the un general assembly is even slightly hardened against. were there any surprises in terms of which countries voted for this resolution? you know, i mean what we were watching for closely is like the position of the abstain us. yes. so it back at the beginning of march of a $35.00. abstain as would they all stay with their extensions, particularly the big countries china and india. as expected, china and india stuck with their positions of abstention. the chinese representative in explaining why essentially made the case that that while it wants this conflict and it felt a resolution like this was not going to contribute to this because it felt that it was kind of contributing to a polarization. but if you actually look at that result with 143 out of 193 countries, voting isn't look back, right. it actually looks pretty, pretty united. the indians also stayed on in the position of abstention. but if you go through the list, there are a few countries that kind of flipped over. an interesting case, for instance, bangladesh has went from an ab

yesterday the un general assembly condemned the legal annexations of territories in ukraine by russia, but mongolia abstained as it did in march. when the un general assembly condemned russia's invasion of and why didn't golly upstate to model so far inner that wouldn't that are from the very beginning, mongolia has hilde to position and policy that countries should resolve their issues in a peaceful way. by diplomatic means, with minimal damage to each other in person. i'm also so it is clear that mongolia stands against war and for peace, sister in law. our point of view is that it is better to approach the issue peacefully without dragging this war on. aggressiveness can't i actually dance from just because as the war drags on, every country in the world will pay and suffer hydrogen, especially in developing countries, the damage will be even greater. civilians will suffer more hanging if that is why mongolia continues to express its position that the you in the security council members and the g 7 should resolve the issue through peaceful negotiations. hing tiara tional ticket tha

the un general assembly is voted overwhelmingly in favor of condemning russia illegal annexations of full regions in ukraine, the resolution and also demands that moscow immediately reverse its actions. a $143.00 countries supported the resolution and only 5 opposed it. $35.00 nations abstained, including china and india, last month, moscow to cover for partially occupied ukrainian regions. after discredited referendums, dw washington bureau chief in his poll says, today's vote was a major diplomatic blow for moscow. there was hardly any doubt that the united nations general assembly resolution condemning the annexation of ukrainian territory from russia would find an overwhelming majority. the only question was whether some countries grew tired of continuing to pay the price for supporting ukraine against the russia invasion. while other countries, like the global south felt ignored by the western world, these concerns didn't come to fruition. quite the opposite. $143.00 states voted to condemn and reject the annexation of ukraine and the sham referenda about . this is a major defea

happening within the united nations general assembly should be seen through the prism of the western blackmail. this is unacceptable. there was a resolution before the un general assembly, that's the body that contains all member states of the united nation. the resolution was urging countries not to recognize the territories that just voted in referendums to join with russia. now at this point, the results are end about his pass. a 143 countries voted in favor of it. a 5 countries, including russia, voted against nicaragua, voted with russia, bella, luce voted with russia north korea voted with russia as did the syrian arab republic. and in addition to that, there were 35 countries, including china and india, and a number of african countries that made the decision to abstain and not vote on this resolution before the voting we heard from the russian representative dan z and took the floor and pointed out that these referendums, it was almost a 100 percent vote to join with russia. the people in these regions have spoken and made it abundantly clear that they do want to be part of the russian federation. they don't want to be part of ukraine. a countr

anti-putin coalition that is arming ukraine, this is also the group of seven, and the debate of the un general assemblyhe territorial integrity of ukraine will continue on wednesday morning to the colleagues of tsn news correspondent koshelenko from the united states, where at the un assembly, in particular , missile attacks on ukrainian cities and our territorial integrity were discussed, and koshelenko also told about the conversation between jabaiden and volodymyr zelensky hands away from ukraine and russia to recognize the country as a terrorist , rallies were held in european countries where people not only sympathized with the current rocket fire all over ukraine, but also they asked the authorities to recognize russia as a terrorist country, in particular in istanbul, people gathered with posters depicting those killed in russian bombings and asked to punish russia for committing war crimes that have no statute of limitations. andrzej duda of poland has already emphasized that the mass war crimes committed by the russians have no statute of limitations, and in a conversation with president zelen

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the 11th extremely special session of the general assembly i can say so solemnly in a protocol voice i will read so the 11th extremely special session of the uneneral assembly yesterday late in the evening began with consideration of the draft resolution on the non-recognition of pseudo-referendums in the territories of ukraine temporarily occupied by russia, we understand that we hope for a healthy vote, and the key question is what are the possible consequences if they vote right well according to the truth well you know uh the united nations now uh just like the whole world is divided into three groups i would say the first group is the conscious uh hmmm the smart ones the brave ones who can see that ukraine is fighting for its absolutely natural right to be, and russia wants ukraine to not exist, on the other hand, there is russia and all kinds of eurekas like zimbabwe , nicaragua, and so on, in principle, now russia and freak are such synonyms, but in the middle there is quite a large array of countries, first of all, as i see it now africans who believe that the empire of imperialism is only america and what an absolute fascination with

it can be achieved either through cruise missiles require team a lead scuba divers and the un general assembly adults a resolution to condemn also for the reason the referendum in the formal cleaning territories the russian envelope law, the procedure exposing western blackmail they can assist with new model for these past few days. many of our colleagues from the global south came and told us about the economic blackmail and direct threats which they hear from the west. this is unacceptable with hello, i know, well, those are the international law from moscow is just gone 6. i'm here. i was glad you joined us. i'm was mommy. let's take a look at the latest top stories on this out. we start with the native from the conflict plane and asked like, let, have found it in regions of central ukraine, including in the capsule of heave, mid explosions, have been reported in gentlemen and been regions on russians. so your point of forces are reported show the border city of belgrade. the area is $100.00 and the city as a defense intercept, an incoming fax last by here full is there. no reports of any c

this is an emergency session of the un general assembly which includes every member state. yeah, and interesting how you brought up some of the comments from the benzine earlier that came about how we said the un is will polarized than ever in its history and events. yet the un, it's focused only on pushing back against one nation that of russia. so, you know, it's incredible how, how such a tiny international family has become so divided over the ukraine conflict, or out of correspondence in new york, kellum up and appreciate it. thanks a lot, we'll see you soon. well the head of the yourself raja region says ukraine has targeted the nuclear power plant there. again, apparently one shall landed just 10 meters from a radioactive fuel storage container that comes with a lot of my boot and confirm that the explosion on the crimea bridge was a terror act. and it was carried out by ukraine. he also gave more examples of kids actions, including a claims of nuclear, tara even equating the country about of a terrorist organization. get ism, was it? the key of regime has long resort

we're certainly reflected on the un general assembly. and some news just in to tell you about our tea platforms have been targeted by a cyber attack. the denial of service incident on our tea service has caused a partial disruption of our internet connections and access to our networks. restoration work is currently in progress. will bring you more details on the attack. soon as you receive, the washington lawmakers have vowed consequences for saudi arabia under calling for a reevaluation of their country's relations with re add. that's after a global cartel of oil producing countries led by the middle eastern kingdom on russia, decided to slush i punt of the commodity despite us called to increase it. our to correspond, maria customer can break it down and taking a focus look at the upheavals 1st on the global energy markets. washington is once again pro and the hand from because it's now getting what it wants. and what does the us do when it switches are ignored? it resorts to threats and intimidation. there's going to be some conseque

we're certainly reflected on the un general assembly. can know the story to tell you by today, washington lawmakers on a vote. consequences for saudi arabia under calling for a reevaluation of their countries relations with re add outs after a global cartel of oil producing countries led by the middle eastern kingdom. and russia decided to slush i'd part of the commodity, the spike, u. s. calls to increase it or to respond in marina culture of a has been taking a closer look up the upheavals on the global energy market. washington is once again throwing the hands from because it's now getting what it wants. and what does the us do when it switches are ignored? it resorts to threats and intimidation. there's going to be some consequences for what they've done with russia. what kind of consequences manenda says suspend all arm sales. is that something you'd consider? i'm not going to get into what i'd consider what i have in mind, but there will be, there will be consequences. we have look the other way as saudi arabia has shopped up, jour

we're certainly reflected on in the un general assembly. i sent over to the middle east violence crashes have broken out between parsons protest is and is really security forces leaving one person dead to injured. ah. hundreds of us in fresh with israeli police, hurling rocks and pyrotechnics out of the office as i'm pausing. cause is really full, is responding to some grenades. i'm t gas, it is 1st. the protesters never say it is all the money. the israel stuff is blockade of the vos sure. fund refugee camp, which is home to 140000 people, look down, saw it all to an israeli soldier, was killed and 3 others wounded. after checkpoint, the u. s. is larger semiconductor manufacturer, intel is reported to the timing in may just off and duction with thousands of employees potentially facing dismissal amid the company's pool economic outlook. according to bloomberg, the lay of will effect made 20 percent of employees in some divisions including intel sales and marketing groups. shares of the country's biggest chip maker have plunged by over half

the un general assembly votes overwhelmingly to condemn russia's attempts to annex four ukrainian regionsthe us is promising more weapons for ukraine, including air defence systems. we are going to do everything we can as fast as we can to help the ukrainian forces get the capability they need to protect the ukrainian people. scientists in australia teach brain cells grown in a lab to play a video game. we find out why. the next stage could open up options such as cyber security management or more economist devices and perhaps could lead to sentience and fully autonomous robots. we met the inventor taking off in his brand—new flying car. hello. welcome to the programme. ajury in the us has ordered the conspiracy theorist alexjones to pay $965 million in damages to the families of victims of the sandy hook massacre. mrjones falsely claimed for years that the mass shooting had been staged by the government to try to introduce tighter gun controls. the school principal was among the 26 people killed in the attack in 2012. 0ur correspondent peter bowes has been following the story and joins u

the un general assembly a resolution to condemn moscow for the recent referendum in the former ukrainian territories as the russian. and we've lost the west double standards. a lot of those are the international life from mazda is just on my way. i'm here. i'm glad you joined us. i'm much mommy. let's take a look at the latest top stories on this. how. we start with the latest conflict in ukraine, how the latest from the company, and as, as strike alerts. i found it in regions across central ukraine, including the capitol of key made, made air explosions, have been reported in the mail, and the needs meetings on russian soil. you, when the forces are reported. shell, the border city of belgrade. ah, your yearly model as well. her in the city as air defense is intercepted, an incoming track wants by keep forces. there no reports of any casualties. the, the crating shelling turned deadly in the done as republic as 2 civilians were killed in the city of coral of car, according to law local mer, and in the hairs on reason. russian air defenses intercepted 12 us supply high miles rockers. the

the un general assembly has voted overwhelmingly to condemn russia's attempts

general assembly is very important. i even said that this is a landmark decision of the un general assembly, but it is not the first, but its significance lies in the fact that for the first time, the conflict was a war that was unleashed by russia against ukraine is placed in the context of violation of the charter of the united nations. united nations that is, this is a broader concept and as we know violators of the statute of the united nations, namely the russian federation is recognized as such in this resolution. they should bear responsibility even regardless of the fact that this resolution was adopted by the general assembly and not by the security council , moreover, this the resolution was adopted within the framework of a special extraordinary session of the general assembly, which was convened precisely because the security council, due to the e-e veto or with the veto used by the russian federation, could not fulfill its the statutory function, namely the maintenance of international peace and security, and now let's say this is on the agenda, well, let's say directly, the general assembly actually took o

we have a resolution that has been put forward to the un general assembly. that's the full body of the us, every member say, participate in the general assembly and a resolution has been put forward condemning russia, condemning the recent wrap around up that happened and you know, on which the eastern regions dunbar, others joined with, with, with russia going to be voted on now russia put forward if they would like it to be a tried to balance vote rather public about his and their reason for doing it is because of the fact that they argue that western intimidation countries may want to abstain or vote against the resolution been doing so and they wanted to give countries around the world, the opportunity to vote without it being on record how they've thinking that countries didn't fear retaliation from the united states. they might be less willing or less obligated or feel less pressure to vote on this resolution. now the measure put forward by russia in order to have it be a private vote that was, that didn't pass. and so now debate is taking place in the

and there is no doubt that as a result the general assembly this document will support anti-russian sentiments. they are now stronger than ever, however, the unready demanded and the withdrawal of russian troops accused russia of creating a humanitarian crisis in ukraine , but since all these resolutions have no legal force, that is, the effect. they produce exclusively theatrical and political no more. issues and emphasized that his commitment to crisis management could contribute to improving the situation in ukraine putin stressed that relations between our countries are developing progressively. and this is an important factor of stability in the region and in the world as a whole. we also talked about energy, in particular, and cooperation within the framework of pharmacies. plus, let me remind you that the organization recently reduced oil production quotas. we are working actively and within the framework of april plus. i know your position our actions, otherwise the decision is not directed against. whoever you are going to and doing to create problems for someone, our actions are aimed at creating stability in energy markets so that

days of heroic resistance of the ukrainian people to the russian occupiers at night at the un general assembly, 143 states voted for a resolution in support of territorial integrity of ukraine and condemned the annexation of the territories occupied by russia in the zaporozhye region of kherson, donetsk and luhansk regions. strikes on ukraine in the lviv region hit a military facility again, military property was destroyed, there were no victims in the chernivtsi region, the anti-aircraft defense went off near the devil explosions were also heard in ternopil oblast, ukrainian air defense was working. over the past 24 hours , the russians have carried out 32 strikes against the occupiers and continue to lose manpower and equipment in ukraine. as of the morning of october 13, russia has lost more than 63,800 people in ukraine already in the last day. since the beginning of the great war, the russians have already lost 2,511 tanks, 5,167 armored fighting vehicles, 1,507 artillery systems, 357 rocket launcher systems, and 183 anti-aircraft defense systems in ukraine 268 planes, 340 helicopters, 39

we watched the impressive vote at the un general assembly and the support that ukraine received there44 votes for the resolution condemning the annexation of new regions of ukraine, so i think that it is important now not only support from us europeans, but also countering disinformation about russia's hybrid war, which still continues to hover in remote regions. yesterday i had the opportunity to talk with several human rights defenders at the conference on alternative security it was people from the middle east africa and asia they have no idea what is going on and why we have changed our security paradigm and we need to explain to them that we have to invest in africa i spoke to some of your fellow citizens now they are going to go to africa explaining in nigeria, sudan, ghana, in other countries, what is happening and what is this war of fasting, they are mainly fed with this russian disinformation, so we must support them. there are a lot of vulnerable groups of people they are starving they are affected by the food crisis we have to make sure that they are of the same opinion wi

yesterday, the un general assembly voted for the fact that she basically condemns these pseudo-referendumsccession, or rather the annexation of our territories to russia, and this is a very important decision, we can look at the graphics if we can show on this screen exactly those countries that actually voted for this decision, 143 out of 193 member countries voted for resolution 35 five abstained and voted against. the five who voted against it is clear. russia and its friends belarus belarus north korea nicaragua and a series of such company as we understand it nothing good well, today the parliamentary assembly of the council of europe also recognized such a person by voting in its resolution, and russia as a terrorist country, and this is also extremely important. many people said in our studio that this recognition, this designation of russia, is very important for the whole world , because what we seem to understand it well, but we need to talk about it like this in the world and in general perceive it in this way. regarding this vote in pairs already this year , we must protect our

un security council. but moscow cannot blocked decisions of the 193 member general assembly. the general assembly was expected to vote on this resolution later this week from may remember back in march, the un general assembly condemned the russian invasion of ukraine with an overwhelming majority. only 4 countries supported russia. i asked the w washington bureau chief in his pole, if we will see the same outrage this time around over these latest annexations. i think so brand, i mean, russian president vladimir putin. beverly was hoping that the support for ukraine would falter over time, that the government would be overtaken by their own problems in the skyrocketing energy prices would town the alliance against the russian war, but that is not happening. actually quite the opposite. as we just heard in your so many countries, many world leaders, germany included, actually keep increasing their support for ukraine. but having that said, it is very likely that we see the same outcome that same some countries actually might abstain their road. and some even wrote with russia,

to solve its geopolitical tasks, washington blackmailed members of the un general assembly vasily nebenzya resolutions that ukrainian neo-nazis do not recognize a referendum since the morning shoot at donetsk, more than ten shells of nato caliber flew into artyomovsky , local residents died. how do our alligator crews cover russian troops and destroy apu strongholds? europe on the brink of a deep recession are more and more companies in germany paying for energy late or not paying? a big premiere in the famous mariinsky on the historical stage, and in the crimea they are discussing new priorities for the development of domestic tourism in russia the world is becoming multipolar and asia is starting to play a key role, vladimir putin said today in astana, the president is taking part in the summit meeting on interaction and confidence building measures. in asia, the organization brings together 27 countries that occupy approximately 90% of the region's territory at this moment, the leaders are discussing issues of economic security and the humanitarian sphere. now our special correspondent

on this, the american state structures are preparing a common front for the meeting of the un general assembly, which is scheduled for today. where they want to condemn the holding of so-called referendums by russia in the four occupied regions of ukraine, for this they gathered for a virtual conversation almost the entire foreign diplomatic corps, secretary of state blinken and deputy secretary of state for political affairs victoria nolan gathered in a virtual format more than 165 diplomats representing more than a hundred countries in washington, they called on all un countries to condemn these actions at the un general assembly this week and if in the security council russia blocks decisions that could to condemn her, then the general assembly is free from this influence and also every time it shows who is who, the distribution of forces in the world, a list of those countries that either support russia or remain silent received even knowing about missile attacks on ukrainian cities, russian attacks show that the war it unleashed against ukraine becomes a matter of morality. no person with

pseudo referenda proposed by russia, that is, if we recall a similar the resolution in the un general assemblyoted in march when uh-uh when called on ukraine to vote against the intervention against the invasion of russia uh into ukraine and then there was there are much fewer african states that voted to support the territorial integrity of ukraine, of course, still half of the states abstaining and or absent during the voting for such a resolution - this is exactly the country of africa, this shows that work needs to be done on this continent further, but there are already certain indicators of success i.e., during this time what has passed since the first intervention, and president zelenskyi held 17 conversations with african leaders, and this tour of dmytro kuleba took place, the result is that there are regional, subregional the leaders of africa did not vote either, and morocco, which in march simply abstained or abstained during the vote for the resolution on the territorial unity of ukraine, now they supported ukraine, and all this happened just after zelenskyi’s telephone conversatio

un labeled russia. a terrorist state has a general assembly. on monday, the people seeing their homes because of armed conflict. human rights abuses and global warming have reached unprecedented numbers. and as, according to the un high commissioner for refugees, while it reached a record of more than a 100000000 and may up from nearly 9 to 1000006 months earlier. the main reason is the war in ukraine, which has forced more than 7000000 people to flee in miramar. since last jem, the military coup, the number of internally de space people has risen to more than a 1000000. and that's people who have moved and stayed within their own country and in bikini faso, the worsening security there has led to more than 2000000 internally displaced people up from 5002018. i can assure fully philipo grand day has criticized the international commitment. while opening the annual conference of the you and refugee agency. the impact of this inaction on the world's most vulnerable is grave cove. it climate conflict there. now, it cost of living crisis are causing

the un general assembly has voted overwhelmingly to condemn russia's moved annex parts of ukraine. 143 countries voted in favor for resolution that reaffirms ukraine, sovereignty and territorial integrity. only full countries joined russia in voting against it. those with syria, nicaragua, north korea, and bella bruce, $35.00 abstained, including russia, strategic partner, china. kristen slavery has moved from the united nations new york. while this is the 4th vote in the general assembly, since russia invaded ukraine on the situation in ukraine, in this one past, with the most support of any of the prior resolutions, it's an attempt by ukraine and it's backers to keep russia under pressure. keep the spotlight on the country and show that it's isolated on the international stage. there were some abstentions 35 of them. that's similar to the right previous votes among the abstentions 2 very large and influential countries, china and india. china said that the resolution reflected a cold war mentality and in their view, was not conducive to bring the parties together for peace talks. but

according to moscow, is allegedly produced by ukraine will be devoted to the meeting of the un general assembly made a special statement meanwhile russia continues to lose manpower and equipment in ukraine as of the morning of october 25 russia lost in ukraine already 8,420 people in just the last day, the armed forces of ukraine destroyed 480 orks at the beginning of the great war, the russians have already lost in ukraine 2,611 tanks, 5,321 armored combat vehicles, 1,674 artillery systems, 377 rocket launcher systems, 190 anti-aircraft defenses, 271 aircraft, 248 helicopters, 4,054 units of automotive equipment 16 ships, boats, 350 cruise missiles, 1,372 drones , 149 units of special equipment, about why the kremlin finally went off the rails and began to reproduce information about the so-called dirty bomb and how the world must fight against russian nazism, which must be destroyed. we will talk about this for the next hour with my guest - he is a politician, a diplomat, the minister of corsican affairs in 2014-2019 , pavlo klimkin, mr. pavlo. good day, good health to you and thank you for j

what do you think are the prospects of adopting the toughest version at the un general assembly, unfortunatelye very little hope for this particular resolution for one simple reason: unfortunately, unlike even the security council, the general assembly is much less flexible and much less turn by which body, that is, to edit the final text of the resolution, this is after all the work of individual sub- committees of the general assembly, which, unfortunately , will not have time to do it by this time, but we have hopes for another, uh, so-called additional speeches or outside speeches outside the agenda, so-called they can direct the work of the general assembly so that its secretariat appoints the next meeting or votes on the next resolution precisely on a topic that did not apply to the previously mentioned one, that is, if we say about the resolution that you very clearly and correctly mentioned. unfortunately, we will no longer be able to make any amendments to it, but well, considering the completely aggressive barbaric actions of the russian federation, we can count on the fact that we w

and civilian aircraft and calls the violation of its airspace completely unacceptable, the un general assembly, he is discussing the resolution on non-recognition of russian attempts to annex the territory of ukraine through so-called referendums, the vote itself is still predicted for october 12 since the desire to participate in the debate was expressed by about 70 countries in the draft of our resolution, in particular , it is stated that the un general assembly confirms the commitment to the sovereignty, independence, unity and territorial integrity of ukraine within its internationally recognized borders, and condemns the organization of illegal so -called referendums by the russian federation and attempts to illegally annex donetsk, kherson luhansk and zaporizhzhia regions single news together we are strong armed forces need drones make your contribution scan qr-code like this so far we have information the next edition of tsn at 5 am stay with us the united marathon continues the broadcast we prevail we will pass we will win daily news together we are strong oh in ukraine thai volunteer

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and that's not the way the un general assembly normally vote . normally, when you're a country votes in the general assembly, everyone gets to see how they vote. but russia was defeated in that and it didn't like the way the procedure was handled by the president of the general assembly. what will happen now is this session will continue. we think it's most likely because there are lots of speakers that the vote. the final vote which is on russia's annexation of ukrainian territory, will take place on wednesday or perhaps even thursday. now the boat, some procedure perhaps give us some idea of who is on rushes side and who is not. and certainly it's pretty clear from those votes. i think that when it comes to the vote on that exception on the actual subject, this is all about than russia is not going to win that vote. they collins is executive director of madison policy for him and the author of understanding urban warfare. he says, the attacks demonstrate frustration from moscow just once again shows how poorly the war is going for russia. right?

the un general assembly has voted overwhelmingly to condemn russia's attempts to annex four ukrainian regions. the us defence secretary, lloyd austin, say the us has promised ukraine more weapons, including air defence systems. a very good morning. here on bbc news, it is click. this week, the race to preserve ukraine's heritage and culture by sd scanning its buildings. phone too big? display too small? spencer has been looking at the latest flexi—screens that are coming around the bend. yeah, you couldn't do this with a solid glass tablet. we will try on some smart fabrics and a solar—powered shirt. and sticking with style, are these the emperor's new clothes? lara has been trying on some threads that don't even exist. that's very cool. good job, i take my hat off to you. my virtual hat. lives lost, people displaced. the horrors of war are unimaginable. and the battle for ukraine goes on. russia no longer has full control of the southern and eastern regions it illegally annexed in the last week, and as the ukrainian army fights back and regains some of its stolen territory, the huge

ah, the un general assembly votes to condemn russia's annexation of 4 ukrainian regions . ah, i money in sight, this is out there, life from day halls there, coming up a u. s. conspiracy theorist is ordered to pay almost a $1000000000.00 to families of victims and a mass shooting from branding it a hoax. on the face of close up shooting of an innocent black man by london's metropolitan police means a new low in confidence. and i knew was that from sweden that could help vomas' world wide protect that cross climate change. the un general assembly has voted overwhelmingly to condemn russia's moved to annex parts of ukraine. 143 countries voted in favor of the resolution that reaffirms ukraine. sovereignty and territorial integrity and the full countries joined. russia voting against it, thighs with syria, nicaragua, north korea. and but aris fancy 5 countries abstained. those included rushes, strategic partner china, kristen salome has moved from the u. n in york. well, this is the 4th vote in the general assembly since russia invaded ukraine on the situation in ukraine in t