the un general assembly passes a resolution calling on russia to withdraw its troops from ukraine. ah, hello. hello robin, you're watching old. is there a locked my headquarters here in dough hall also coming up? sibyl chinese attack sold 3 political parties in nigeria have killed several people, including a senate candidate just days before the elections. plus. i'm heidi joe castro in east palestine, ohio, where the cleanup continues. after a train derailment sent toxic chemicals into the environment welcome to the program. the un general assembly has overwhelmingly passed a resolution calling on russia to end its invasion of ukraine. it's now one year since the war began. thousands of people have lost their lives and millions more have been displaced in the months since. charles stratford is in keith and takes a look at the key moments from the past year. on february, the 24th 2022 was the 1st wave of russian troops crossed the border. the russian missiles struck it fast became clear that vladimir putin insistence that he would not invade ukraine at b ally. it was a multi pronged

in the danger zone , the un general assembly in new york will today vote on a resolution prepared for the anniversary of the full-scale war in ukraine , the meeting was supposed to be held in one day . however, due to the record number of willing to speak at the debate, about 80 countries were forced to start the meeting the day before the ukrainian resolution was presented by the minister of foreign affairs dmytro kuleba, it once again emphasizes the inviolability of ukrainian sovereignty and the inviolability of borders , demands that russia immediately withdraw its troops, and also calls on all countries to increase aid to ukraine and punish the russians responsible for war crimes, what results of the vote of the un general assembly can be expected about this in the course of the issue , tsn correspondent olga koshelenko will tell you in detail, we are waiting for its direct activation from new york well, for now, the russian offensive in donbas continues every day, wave after wave along the entire eastern front from kreminnaya to ugledar, the russians are attacking the positions o

ah, the un general assembly passes a resolution calling for russia to withdraw its troops from ukraine. this, as ukraine says, its forces have repellent russian assaults along the front line on the eve of the walls anniversary. ah, alabama, that brought him and this is al jazeera live from door ha. also coming up simultaneous attacks on 3 political parties and my dear, you have killed several people, including a senate candidate just days before elections. and we meet earthquake victims who say they're too afraid to go home. even though the buildings have been declared safe. the united nations general assembly has voted overwhelmingly in favor of a resolution quoting on russia to withdraw from ukraine, the west ukraine, and the e. you wanted a strong show of unity against russia on the anniversary of the invasion. but some key nations abstained as she hamper tansy reports. this non binding resolution was based on a fundamental principle of the un charter. it is against international law for one member state to invade another ukraine and the you wanted as many member states as possible

the un general assembly passes the resolution calling on russia to withdraw its troops problem ukraine. ah, club. so robin watching, i was there a lot of my headquarters here in doug, also coming up. civil tyneesa tax on 3 political parties in nigeria have killed several people, including a senate candidate just days before elections. plus where you meet a quick survivors who say that you are afraid to go home, even though the buildings have been declared safe. welcome to the program. it's been one year since russian president vladimir putin announced the military operation in ukraine. thousands of people have lost their lives and millions have been displaced since the start of the war. charles traffic is in keith and takes a look at the key moments from the past year. on february, the 24th 2022 was the 1st wave of russian troops crossed the border. the russian missiles struck it past became clear that vladimir putin insistence that he would not invade ukraine had been a lie. it was a multi pronged attack. russian forces crossed from better rouge and advanced towards keith. there was a

the un general assembly pauses a resolution calling on russia to withdraw its troops from ukraine. ah. and the ottoman brought him and this is al 0 live from door ha. also coming up. simultaneous attacks on 3 political parties and mind. cheery, i have killed several people, including a senate candidate just days before elections. plus. i'm heidi joe castro in east palestine, ohio, where the cleanup continues after a train derailment center toxic chemicals into the environment. ah, it's been one year since russian president vladimir putin announced the military operation in ukraine. thousands of people have lost their lives. millions have been displaced since the start of the war. charles stratford is in care of and takes a look at the key moments from the last tier. on february, the 24th 2022 was the 1st wave of russian troops crossed the border. the russian missiles struck. it fast became clear that vladimir putin insistence that he would not invade ukraine had been alive. it was a multi pronged attack. russian forces crossed from better routes and advanced tools. keith, it was a

un secretary general antonio get harish will be making a speech. i will bring you that live. but yesterday, in a resounding voice on the eve of the anniversary, the united nations general assembly called on russia to withdraw its forces from ukraine immediately and unconditionally. most un members backs a resolution for a just and lasting peace and a rat emergency session in new york. draft a solution, a slash yes, 11 slash alice stood by ukraine gazed, was passed by a 141 of the u. n's $192.00 member nations ocean on the eve of the wars one year anniversary for us l. the result is not binding. evan, but it shows the wide support ukraine has around the world. we are satisfied with the outcome and the message is clear. it doesn't matter what russia thrice and how it attempts to undermine international order. and the coalition in support of ukraine suited tauriel integrity. it fails one time after another is as follows. only 6 nations joined russia in voting against the resolution, which also calls for investigations into serious crimes committed in the course of the war. russia's ambassador had little comment. he called the resolution useless on twitter and said, it would only p

it feels that this special emergency session of the un general assembly is key. so the one year anniversary commemorations of the war in ukraine, specifically, they want a strong showing in support of the un general assembly, non binding resolution that's been drafted by the e. u and ukraine condemning rushes invasion as a violation of the un charter. it was a theme that was picked up by the un secretary general and his address to the general assembly. the one year mark of russia's invasion of ukraine stands as a grim milestone for the people of ukraine and for the international community. death evasion is an affront toward collective conscious. it is a violation of united nations charter and international law is having the romantic humanitarian and human rights consequences. and the impact is being felt far beyond the ukraine. previous votes of you and general assembly have demonstrated that any sort of more coercive language against russia will have difficulty getting even half of you. and general assembly delegates votes and the russian ambassador to the urine

the united states declares that this vote of the un general assembly will go down in history. e allies hope that the resolution will strengthen the diplomatic isolation of the russian federation. yesterday , hearings on rights violations were held at the un site. of a person caused by russian aggression and to his regret we continue to document the crimes committed by the russian federation on our land by the way, about russian crimes again and again today already under fire almost not just now kharkiv and the kharkiv region are in fact in touch with us at the moment bohdan tkachuk deputy of the kharkiv district council mr. bohdane congratulations glory to ukraine glory well let's probably start with the most recent incidents and we have informal these are from the monitoring public that kharkiv and kharkiv region may be under fire, possibly from the belohorod region from the s-300 complexes, what is known as of now, please, a-but they reported that at 3:30 p.m. explosions were heard. i personally did not hear it, but the public is writing to inform the preliminary information

and negotiation are the only viable solution to the conflict. india takes the floor at the un general assembly saying the interests of both russia and ukraine must be respected to achieve peace that does reject the possibility of speaking with moscow. in an exclusive interview to going under ground renowned investigative journalist seymour hersh, breaks out the u. s, sabotage of the north street pipelines which he recently exposed in a bomb chill report that's been denied by washington. that's the rationale for the mission to make sure that europe in western europe keeps on. funneling supporting nato and people following on through inter what is clearly a proxy war against russia. ah, good morning for martine or national studios in moscow, and welcome to the hour's top stories worldwide. i'm fiorella isabel. we start with news just then from along the don bass front lines. russian troops with the wagner group leading the assault have taken control of the village. a better holds come north of the ukrainian house city are still most. the development further deteriorates the situation for ukraini

the un general assembly adults, the western drafted resolution calling on russia to withdraw its forces from ukraine, as moscow's envoy accuses the usaa and its allies have a link to destroy russian literacy with the world is now teetering on the brink of a suicidal conflict which the u, together with the rest of the west, is moving toward with bating sends a clear message to washington cooling the world's largest, the war, monga, china as they figure. why should we consider a policy of army ukraine, voiding that the weapons put ends up on the black market with a very it will welcome this is dorothy international with the latest wealth news update is good to have your company. now the u. s. sabotaged at the north stream. pipelines was aimed at cutting europe off from affordable russian gas. that's according to pulitzer prize winning journalist seymour hersh, speaking exclusively to after what time say on going on the ground. the people who did this thing were assigned to do it in the intelligence community, the operators, they initially thought it was a great idea. let's get a capacity

solve the other countries at the un general assembly? well, there were a number of countries that voted against the resolution and another number of countries even larger, who made the decision to abstain and not vote for this resolution, condemning russia and calling for russia to immediately withdraw its forces. now the representative of india, when she spoke before the general assembly, she made a point of explaining why it was the india had chosen to abstain and some of the very serious concerns countries have about this resolution. to diaz, the general assembly mocks a year of the ukrainian conflict. it is important that we ask ourselves a few personal questions. all we any benya a possible solution, acceptable to both sites? can any process that does not involve either of the 2 sites ever lead to a credible and meaningful solution? has the un system and particularly its principal organ, the un security council based on a 1945 vote construct not been rendered ineffective. now it's also important to note that we heard remarks from th

the indian representative at the un general assembly has also advocated russia and ukraine come to the negotiating table on terms that will be acceptable for both sides. to the, as the general assembly mocks a yo, the ukranian conflict, it is important that we ask ourselves a few pertinent questions. are we anywhere near a possible solution, acceptable to both sites? can any process that does not involve either of the 2 sides ever lead to a credible and meaningful solution? has the u. n. system and particularly its principal organ, the un security council based on a 1945 vote construct not been rendered ineffective. we will always call for dialogue and diplomacy as the only viable we out. while we take note of the stated objectives of today's resolution, given its inherent limitations in reaching our desired goal of securing lasting peace, we are constrained to abstain. thank you. that comes as the un general assembly passed, a western drafted resolution calling on russia to withdraw its forces. $141.00 countries voted in favor of the motion after 2 days of debates and new york 7 natio

the un general assembly has passed a resolution calling for russia to and hostilities shepherd. pansy has more from the un. it's all pretty consistent. and this is what the u. s. and e, u and ukraine, u and ukraine drafted this resolution. wanted to say, look, this is, you know, 143 nations of the 193 nations of the un general assembly against russia. russia is isolated and the wave of a chief that was by making this resolution as general as possible, simply stating the facts and its incontrovertible that it is against the un charter for any one member state to invade. another member state. hey, senate candidate in nigeria has been killed by government ahead of saturday's election by you butcher cool was attacked on wednesday in southeast, in a nuclear state. the opposition candidate was returning from a campaign, runny for his labor party. almost 50000 people, not concerned in the earthquakes that hit to kit and syria. millions are in need of humanitarian aid. more than 2 and a half 1000000 people have been forced to move to other areas. that's been the explosion in iran, accompanied

so coming up a call for peace from the united nation, the un general assembly votes overwhelming me for an immediate and complete withdrawal of russian forces from ukraine. some big countries abstained from the vote, will tell you who want to plucks the european commission issues a staff wide band on tick tock. staff will have to delete the chinese app from their work phones over security concerns. tick tock calls the ban. misguided ah, i'm sarah kelly. welcome to the program. ukrainians are marking one year to the day since russian president vladimir putin launched a full scale invasion of their country. it was about 5 in the morning when putin's military fired off the 1st in a series of missile attacks targeting locations around keith as well as the cities of car. he's close to the russian border. they plan to take the entire country in days. but one year on a grinding war of attrition has said in a long, a 1000 kilometer front line. let's take a look now at how moscow's initial plan faltered and what the next steps might look like. as it ramps up a new offensive. one year ago, russia

this is a 7th resolution on ukraine adopted by the un general assembly since the start of last year's conflicts previously most goes on past the vaseline. benji had grounded the latest documents clearly until russian. 3 paramedics meanwhile, have been killed off to an ambulance was hit by ukrainian fire in the city of don't . yes, that's according to local authorities. you added the shelling also took the life of a civilian woman and left another wounded. earlier ukrainian troops hit residential areas of don. yes, with us applying high mas rockets, r t r t z, a correspondent among cars reports from the c. this is a crates are made by the american made. hi marcy rocket. it landed right in the yard of this said musical college, right in the center of the city of jeanette's canal, according to local authorities, there were at least so 5 strikes against the city. and now the air defense was working. now this is another greater made by this strike by i'm our scroggins, according to the investigators who worked on the scene. now this is greater. number 3, now all around me are purely reside

the un general assembly has passed a western drafted resolution that calls on russia to withdraw its forces from ukraine. the motion with a dog dog, the 2 days of debates in new york, 141 countries vote in favor of the document. 7 nations including russia, bella ruth and syria rejected the resolution. an additional $32.00 un members, abstained among them. china, india, and iran. this is the 7th resolution on ukraine adopted by the un general assembly since the start of last year's conflicts previously most goes on past the vaseline . have been granted the latest documents clearly until russian 3 paramedics, me mall, have been killed after an ambulance was hit by ukrainian fire in the city of don't, yes, that's according to local authorities. you added the shilling. also took the life of a civilian woman and left another wounded. earlier ukrainian troops hit residential areas of don. yes, with us applying high miles rockets, r t r t z, a correspondent among cars reports from the sea. this is a crates are made by the american made. hi marcy rocket. it landed right in the yard of this s

drafted this resolution welted to say, look, this is 143 nations of the 193 nations of the un general assembly against russia. russia is isolated on the way that their chief that was by making this resolution as general as possible, simply stating the facts and it's incontrovertible that it is against the un charter for any one member state to invade. another member state, a senate candidates in the jury has been killed by a government ahead of saturdays election by uber. chuck, who was attacked on wednesday in southeast and a new good state. the opposition candidate was returning from the campaign rally for his labor party. this is the area where the man running for senator was attacked on wednesday night. he was driving along this road in a convoy any when he got to the spot, you see that was there. with the black foot dusty, some armed men open fire, they killed him and some of his party supporters didn't set fire to the car. mccarthy, to move by security forces. and if you look up along this road, it's a place where it's mainly stop. but a lot the shops are still closed because people say

it was speaking its emergency special session of the un general assembly. the one year mark of russia's invasion of ukraine stands as a good, a milestone for the people of ukraine and for the international community that the invasion is on the front toward collective cautious. it is a violation of united nations charter and international law is having the romantic humanitarian and human rights consequences. and the impact is being felt far beyond the ukraine. out is there is chaper tansy is following the meeting at 2 and headquarters there new york. this is going to go into the evening here in new york, and it will read. it will commence again in on thursday morning with a vote eventually on a, on the un general assembly resolution on binding resolution introduced by ukraine in the e u. and it's, it is rather rather along the lines of what the secretary general that was saying, this is about the principle of the un charter. therefore, it reaffirms that no territorial acquisition resulting from the threat of use of force shall be recognized as legal. therefo

wanted to say, look, this is really a 143 nations of the 193 nations of the un general assembly against russia. russia is isolated on the way that they achieve that was by making this resolution, as general as possible, simply stating the fact that it's incontrovertible that it is against the un charter for any one member state to invade. another members on china's expected to unveil the plan to end the war in ukraine on friday, a cranium president, florida. miss zalinski has been hosting spanish prime minister pedro sanchez and cares. had a press conference after they talked to lens. he said that his cautiously optimistic about a chinese piece plan, and the woman is young, but it is still a monday. i've not seen the document, it's too early to make a diagnosis. i think that in general, the fact that china started talking about peace in ukraine. i think that's not bad . it's important for us that all states are on our side on the side of justice. but the fact that china is already talking about it. this is some kind of 1st step. this is not bad at all. we'll jump to conclusions after se

un charters international law. and yesterday's resolution of the general assembly. we must prevent further escalation, as she returns he has been following the special council meeting at the un headquarters. the western alliance was able to attend this meeting of the un security council in the manner that they had intended, brandishing a un general assembly resolution endorsed by 141 of 193 member states, calling the russian invasion of ukraine. illegal. however, at the same time, country of the country, both of a general assembly and the security council is calling for immediate negotiations now to achieve peace. and that's a position that nato does not agree with. i asked the british foreign secretary why it is about protecting the un charter, the foundation document that has kept the world safe for the postwar period. that's what it's taking. that's what we're seeking to defend china, india, brazil, south africa. i don't understand you and charles, when they call for unconditional peace dogs. now we want the war to stop. 141. united nations recognize countries vot

has already been established these 10 points, including the key ones in the resolution of the un general assembly, which is now the highest the maximum level of legitimacy of the specific ten points proposed by ukraine , china just came out with a corresponding declaration with proposals on, let's say, the world arena , are there any points that coincide of course, first of all, there is respect for the borders, but there are also points, but there are positions , let's say, that disagree with the ukrainian formula of the mayor, and i have just mentioned that one of the key positions of our formula is the withdrawal of the force to withdraw russian troops from the territory of ukraine in the internationally recognized borders of the year 1991 , unfortunately, in the chinese proposals, in the chinese declarations, such a clause is absent , and there, of course, the russian federation is not called an aggressor state, but they use more streamlined and more loyal categories, therefore, i do not think that the chinese so-called peace plan of 12 is not even a proposal, but 12 declarations, i do not th

the un general assembly has passed a resolution calling for russia to end hostilities with ukraine. 141 of the 193 member nations voted in favor of demanding moscow immediately and unconditionally withdraw the resolution as non binding, but is considered an indicator of global sentiment. she happy tansy has more from the united nations. it's all pretty consistent and this is what the u. s. and e, u and ukraine, u and ukraine drafted this resolution welted to say, look, this is 143 nations of the 193 nations of the un general assembly against russia. russia is isolated on the weight of a chief that was by making this resolution as general as possible, simply stating the facts and its incontrovertible that it is against the un charter for any one member state to invade another member state. well, in the coming hours, the one you claim will enter its 2nd here. thousands of people have died. millions of being displaced. and the country has been devastated by the fighting since russia's invasion, a set of candidates and nigeria has been killed by gunman ahead of saturday's election, borrow o

at some other stories making headlines around the world. un secretary general, antonio good has told an emergency session of the un general assembly that rushes recent threats to use nuclear weapons are unacceptable. tasha was referencing moscow's implicit threats to use so called tactical nukes in ukraine. the when was meeting to mark the upcoming one year anniversary of russia's invasion, a, b, c, c t. v footage captured the moment that claimed 4 lives and left 49 missing after sections of a huge open paid coal mine in northern china collapsed rescue operations were suspended after a further landslide. inside the mind in the inner mongolia region, china relies heavily on coal for energy generation and mines have been urged to increase. production. france in italy are badly affected by the driest winter in years. following an already dry summer, the winter months have failed to replenish water reserves. lakes and rivers are drawing out with farmers fearing for their crops. falling water levels are also affecting business in venice or boats are struggling to stay afloat. israeli aircraft of attack targets in the gaza strip after r

the un general assembly is accusing moscow of attempts that illegal annexation and calling a member states to ignore the results of referendums in 4 former east ukrainian regions. on joining russia, the $143.00 to $5.00 boat followed the general assemblies refusal to secret ballads . this was a request by russia due to the intense pressure from the us and its allies to condemn ma school for trying to acquired the regions. russia, you and, and boss a lower. celia newman zia, are you for many countries. it may be very difficult to express their views publicly due to the existence of other countries, despite immense pressure for nations joining bratia in voting against the un resolution. this where bela rose syria, me cut out well and north korea. it is important to note just how many countries chose to abstain from the boat. there were $35.00, including china, india, south africa, pakistan, thailand, cuba, vietnam armenia. algeria, before launching its special military operation, ukraine, russia recognize the sovereignty of the misc lugens people's republics. argued give, fails to represent

the un general assembly voted on ukraine earlier, were you surprised at the countries who abstained? e fairly predictable. it was the general assembly, but i think this is important, it really does show that vladimir putin and the kremlin are more isolated than they have been in a long time. russia is weaker, and he's getting more of the thing he most complains about — that is a stronger and larger nato and more western combat power in eastern europe. so he's not looking like a strategic genius as many claimed in the past. it is one year on since the start of the invasion of ukraine, what is your assessment on where ukraine is at? i think to defeat the russian invasion, ukraine really needs two things, they need the continued determination and bravery of its citizens and they need western weapons on time and in sufficient quantities. i'm very confident they will continue to have the first, that ukrainian bravery and determination. i think it's an open question whether the west can provide the weapons ukraine needs in sufficient quantities and quickly enough to enable the offensive ukr

the un general assembly is voting today on a resolution to establish principles for peace in ukraine's calling for lasting peace. does this make you hopeful at all? well, i think on the symbolic level that is important. it is important for the world to recognize what the road piece is and what piece means. this is not given up to to wouldn't desire. this is not a settling up on which part of our territory. we give up space is about to deal by liberating all of our territory and a feminist, and long lasting peace, both ukraine, but also for the rest of europe. so in that sense, it is important that we have all global common understanding of what he means. so that by some countries are trying to promote the idea of maybe give up part of your territory just to, to, to work out that is not the, the decision that's, that the global community should be support. but on the other hand, apart from symbolic value and building the funding in terms of whether that's will actually lead to peace, whether it will actually work according to to the plan. no, i don't believe that we can, has, has neglec

and later on this week they'll be a un general assembly resolution that the, that the us will be introducing, which will be condemning russia is illegal invasion of ukraine. now, if the us earlier in the week that vito's a un security council resolution completely based in international law and previous un security council resolutions, it doesn't do much for the us is the attempt to appear as the all better off international law. and the rules based the rules based order. so they have, they came up with this presidential statement which expresses deep concern and dismay with israel's settlement activity, which it also talks about the, the, the legality and so on. but the u. s. doesn't have to veto at bethel, doesn't have to risk losing some support perhaps later in the week from the un general assembly members who will say, wait a 2nd. how come into the national are so important you, when it comes to russia and ukraine, but not on israeli settlement activity in the occupied territories. they also got a deal for 6 months, freeze and unilateral actions by boat, the israelis and palestinians, w

greetings to everyone, at the un headquarters , the un general assembly is voting for the text of the resolution on peace in ukraine based on the un charter, among other things, the resolution requires russia to fully the withdrawal of troops from ukraine and the cessation of hostilities, consideration of this issue began yesterday during the extraordinary and special session of the general assembly , about 80 speakers spoke, most of them ministers of foreign affairs, as well as un secretary general antonio guterres, who called to move away from the edge of the abyss , my colleague iryna solomko is currently working at the headquarters. she is joining our studio. start the day before, what arguments did you hear greetings nataliya yes right at this moment the evening so-called meeting begins when we will wait when we wait for this vote first there must be considered amendments proposed to belarus by russia's partner, after that there should be a vote directly for the resolution. if we talk about the general course of the meeting of this special extraordinary session of the general ass

this, this provocations what they call it, is being done to fertilize the soil ahead of the un general assembly, which is scheduled to take place on the 22nd of this month. and apparently ukraine is looking to push a resolution very much pro ukrainian resolution at anti russian. and this is done well to will to prepare the soil and to win the hearts and minds of the you and delegates. again, it is important that whatever resolutions are, will be accepted and will be voted on the r at the un general assembly. it will have the non binding effect. so it won't be, it will just be a call to you and member states. it will be just a call, but it won't really oblige any country or any side to anything. the precedence of iran and china has met in beijing and signed agreements for the further expansion of co operation in various fields. the deals are in space such as crisis management, international trade and export. among a few, a chinese lady sheet in pink as welcome to the rainy and can spot apprehend racy. as he made his 1st ever official visit to china with a large delegation of senior cabinet membe

thank that comes as the un general assembly passed, a western drafted resolution calling on russia to withdraw its forces. 141 countries voted in favor of the motion. after 2 days of debates in new york, 7 nations including russia, bella rues and syria rejected the document while an additional $32.00 you and members f stained among them, china, india, and iran. the hungarian foreign ministry has also stood up against western arm supplies that have led to an escalation in the conflict in ukraine. it became already pretty obvious that the need are delivery on weapons, nor sanctions. those measures do not saved lives. to the contrary, they contribute to the prolongation and the risk of escalation of this war, and they bring more suffering. and we do not want this regional war to become a global them. meanwhile, president the lens came back by western leaders, has stated he is opposed to holding discussions with russia. leader kev says it won't make any deals with moscow preferring a military option. instead, ortiz marina closer ever has the details in this, in a court. this feeds or mess

ghana we welcome you good night so your assessment of this resolution adopted by the un general assembly in particular and canada was also among 140 countries that spoke in support of ukraine. this is a great victory for our diplomatic front , diplomatic workers, and all our diplomats and all those who work in international organizations. this is a huge work of a huge team of international professionals and how our minister of foreign affairs aptly noted that everyone said that the global south is, let's say , yes, he did not quite support ukraine, but the result of this resolution, the voting of the resolution showed exactly what we were able to do ukrainian diplomats were able to convince ukraine and attract the country of the global rooster to their side, so to speak, including one of the myths that ukraine is already fed up with everyone, everyone is tired of ukraine, and this thesis was voiced by russian propaganda, and it was voiced behind the scenes, i don't know if you heard it personally hmm, there are examples of how russia tried to disrupt this vote. well , in particular, the

world order, we are now writing the history of the world until the victory of support , the un general assemblyew hours ago praised the resolution timed to the anniversary of the beginning of the russian invasion, but this is not yet everything already today and in the morning and local time in the united nations will gather for a special ukrainian meeting of the security council. the state will not be represented at it by ambassadors as usual, but the first persons of the diplomatic offices of the us , the european union, the countries of the world and ukraine, all events are monitored by our special correspondent in the united states dmytro anopchenko, he is now live from new york, dima, you have a word, and well, you know that in new york now, without exaggeration, it is ukrainian days, because first of all, all the high-ranking officials who came here and this the ministers of foreign affairs of many countries and secretary of state blinken and the heads of european diplomacy are already behind the wheel. they came specifically to support ukraine and vote for the ukrainian resolution. we kn

this, this provocations what they call it, is being done to fertilize the soil ahead of the un general assembly, which is scheduled to take place on the 22nd of this month. and apparently ukraine is looking to push a resolution very much pro ukrainian resolution at anti russian. and this is done well to well to prepare the soil and to win the hearts and minds of the you and delegates. again, it is important that whatever resolution or will be accepted and will be voted on or at the un general assembly, it will have the non binding effect. so it won't be, it will just be a call to you and member states. it will be just a cool, but it won't really oblige any country or any side to anything. tax officials in india have rated to b. b c. offices in the cities of new delhi. and ma'am, by the way, tuesday morning came as part of a tax evasion investigation his weeks off the news broadcast. and the documentary critical of the country is current prime minister and his alleged role in a good you get your ass, bryant's back in 2002, which came to live said nearly a 1000 r t corresponded, weren't ensure th

the united nations, valentin rybakov, during the eleventh emergency special session of the un general assemblythe republic of belarus believes that the only chance to end the conflict is the immediate start of negotiations without any preconditions about it. in particular, repeatedly in almost every speech. president of the republic of belarus alexander lukashenko speaks throughout conflict two amendments to the draft resolution the principles of the charter of the united nations underlying the achievement of a comprehensive, just and lasting peace in ukraine the first is intended to remove the resolution from the gray zone of semi-practice, when facts are distorted in the pursuit of vivid expressions. the second amendment concerns inclusion in the text and document. call for peace talks. valentina rybakov recalled that it was thanks to the efforts of the president of belarus in february-march last year that several rounds were organized negotiations between kiev and moscow on the territory of belarus, which then inspired cautious optimism, as the belarusian diplomat said , the failure of thes

the un general assembly adopts the western drafted resolution calling on russia to withdraw its forces from ukraine. that's as moscow's envoy accuses the u. s. ban is allies of aiming to destroy russia. near to see with the world is now teetering on the brink of east suicidal conflict which, that you together with the rest of the west is moving toward and then an exclusive interview to go underground. renowned investigative journalist seymour hersh, breaks down the u. s. sabotage of the north stream pipelines which he recently exposed in a bombshell report that's been denied by washington. that's the rationale for the mission to make sure that europe in western europe keeps on. funneling supporting nato, and keeps on filing arms into, into what is clearly a proxy war against russia. ah, good morning for martine, are national studios in moscow, and welcome to the hours most vital stories worldwide. i'm fear allies about coming up in the program. chinese leaders easing thing is set to speak on the conflict in ukraine, just hours after the countries foreign ministry has published a chines

and to be honest, i was boiling when pansierta said, speaking, hmm, during the un general assembly, thesees. and he said that we are not just neighbors who sheltered a million ukrainians, uh, hungarians are now dying in this war, uh, well, to be honest, this is such a statement was very strange . yes , i understand that there are ethnic ukrainians of hungarian origin who die at the front. not about the number as such, but the principle in general, that is, they consider ukrainians of hungarian origin to be a part of themselves in the political dimension, which in fact is interference in the internal affairs of ukraine, and of course, it is an absolute shame compared to that, you know that in our social networks, mediar is one of the most popular, let's say, the ukrainian military, which destroys these worms, the interveners, who are not often called, and that's why for me, to be honest, it is absolutely insulting to put and include all hungarians in ukraine as if they are a part of this political course that urban professes, which means the ego of the minions, therefore, of course, this b

this, this provocations what they call it, is being done to fertilize the soil ahead of the un general assembly, which is scheduled to take place on the 22nd of this month. and apparently ukraine is looking to push a resolution very much pro ukrainian resolution and anti russian. and this is done well to will to prepare the soil and to win the hearts and minds of the you and delegates. again, it is important that whatever resolution there are will be accepted and will be voted on a, at the un general assembly. it will have the non blinding effect. so it won't be, it will just be a call to the you and member states. it will be just a cool, but it won't really oblige any country or any side to anything. residents have a refugee camp near jerusalem have reportedly gone on strike after israeli raids on the area following a deadly stabbing of a police officer earlier on monday. in a separate incident, a palestinian man was killed and several people have been injured in more rates in north of the west bank parties. middle east, of course, panama financial now takes jerusalem and takes a closer look.

can once again say for a majority of nations at the un general assembly house voted against the russian invasion, even of finding unity on more punitive actions against moscow has proved more elusive schubert, nancy al jazeera united measures still ahead on al jazeera, find out how russia's invasion of ukraine is impacting on bangladesh is 1st ever nuclear power plant. ah. informed opinions far right extreme is there is real and need to be tackled as soon as possible. frank assessments. there was a joke about the interim government that it's not in for him, nor does it got insight story on al jazeera. ah ah ah. ready the catastrophic series of earthquakes into kia and syria has taken thousands of people's lives and left many more homeless. a major mobilization of humanitarian support is underway. ah. our teams on the ground will bring you continuous updates to t n. syria quakes on al jazeera lou ah, the watching, i'll just hear a reminder about top stories now. it's been one year since russia launched its invasion of ukraine, leading to the largest conflict in europe since world war 2.

is about so that you understand , minister anna lena berbuk meant that on february 23 at the un general assembly planned meeting at which the situation in ukraine will be discussed there. it is possible that they will even pass a resolution another resolution with condemnation at this meeting will be the us secretary of state anthony blinken, the head of european diplomacy jose borel , as well as the ministers of foreign affairs of ukraine dmytro kuleba, i am looking forward to this meeting at the un general assembly for so that later i will tell you all the most important things and i am very much looking forward to what kind of resolution there will be another resolution condemning that barbaric barbaric behavior of those barbaric crimes that russia continues to commit on the territory of ukraine . there was a lot of talk about joe baide's visit today and on our broadcast, and vasyl will speak after me with mr. ogryzko, because he really went down in history. found out for you so that you understand the trip was really coordinated with the kremlin, not even coordinated, but warned the bunker n

yes, there was mass votes in the un general assembly last year condemning the invasion condemning the breach of the un charter that was the invasion of ukraine. but when it comes to the issue of, when should the war stop? and when should that be negotiations? i think many beyond europe believe that perhaps that sci fi should come soon if not now, and i think that's the, that's the difference. that is potentially being exploited by president putin in this speech. because remember on friday in the un un. ready jenna 70, there's a fresh vote on all list which is going before the un general assembly. okay, james base, thanks very much. indeed for that. o u. s. residence is in poland after monday's unannounced visit to ukraine. joe biden is due to meet polish present. andre duda and top a central european officials later on tuesday is expected to discuss the possibility of permanently stationing american troops and poland. his visit comes days ahead of the anniversary of russia's invasion of ukraine. ah, the head of russian mercenary group, wagner group, has accuser russian defense ministe

united nations recognize countries voted in the un general assembly in support of the resolution. however, it was clear up the security council, the western nations are aware of the growing on these at the nature position of war without any mechanism for conflict resolution. now children attending school and ukraine struggled with all the challenges that come with learning is what is the threat of russian missiles and drones from their pins aim? basra shows us the reality of being the student in wartime crane. far from the fighting children in ukraine are still connected to it by family members on the front line. and the more immediate threat of bombs from the sky is out of my judgement, gave me near as an ear, right tyran, they know what to do. they high. but the 1st time my son was cry, he told me he was very people that everyone would die. and his mom was not by our children. do not do the thing. they should not be asking if rocha for lunch. so not the parent we met said schools central to their community and to stability in their children's lives were not spared in rushes, bom

the un general assembly has passed a resolution calling the russia to and still it is 141 of the 193 member nations. h is in favor of demanding moscow immediately, and unconditionally withdraw from ukraine. she ever tansy has more from the united nations. it's all pretty consistent, and this is what the u. s. and e, u and ukraine, you and ukraine, drafted this resolution welted to say, look, this is 143 nations of the 193 nations of the un general assembly against russia. russia is isolated the wave of a chief that was by making this resolution as general as possible, simply stating the facts and its incontrovertible that it is against the un charter for any one member state to invade another member state, they said it candidate. nigeria has been killed by a government ahead of saturdays election by uber, chuck, who was attacked on wednesday in southeast and a new state bill position candidate was returning from the campaign rally for his labor party costs almost 50000 people. and i confirmed that the earthquakes that he took here and syria millions are in need of humanitarian aid an