the un secretary general warms the security council of dangerous developments in the war in ukraine, and called for an investigation of human rights abuses. as the u. s accuses vladimir putin of showing contempt for the un charter. also on the program, german parliament debate sending more heavy weapons including tanks to ukraine, an issue that could expose divisions in the government coalition. ah, i'm so gale. welcome to the program. the secretary general of the united nations opened a session of the security council in new york by describing the basis developments in the war. and ukraine is dangerous and disturbing. detailing a catalogue of cruelty antonia quoterush savvy allegations of human rights abuses, must be thoroughly investigated. anti criticised russia leader vladimir putin is veiled threats to use nuclear weapons. ged is, was a bass i have said from the start and the census war has unlimited potential to do terrible harm in ukraine and around the world here on the floor. and paul saw the idea of nuclear conflict once unthinkable has become a subject in debate. this in it

the un secretary general warms the security council of dangerous developments and the war in ukraine, and calls for an investigation of human rights abuses. as the u. s accuses vladimir putin now showing contempt for the un charter. also on the program, russia and ukraine trade prisoners and the biggest swaps since the war began. moscow release is about $200.00 ukrainians, many of whom forth in the sage of money off and cave gives up $55.00 russians, including a prominent ally of latin america. i'm german parliament debate sending more heavy weapons including tanks to ukraine. an issue that could expose divisions in the governing coalition. ah, i'm fil gale. welcome to the program. the secretary general of united nations opened a session of the security council in new york by describing the latest developments in the war, a new crate as dangerous and disturbing detailing a catalogue of cruelty. antonia good terror said allocations of human rights abuses must be thoroughly investigated. anti criticised russian leader vladimir putin failed threats to use nuclear weapons. julie, the is,

this is what anthony blanket said shortly before the un security council meeting. will the us still allow ukrainian troops to use us weaponry to defend against russians in those territories, no matter what the outcome of these referendums and this, these possible annexations ukraine has the absolute right to defend itself throughout its territory, including to take back the territory that has been illegally seized one way or another by russia. now, the nato chief also made clear that while nato countries are supplying weapons to the government that they do not consider nato to be part of the ongoing conflict. they consider this to be a fight between ukraine and russia as well. nato is supportive of ukraine. they are not directly involved. regardless, that was the context in which the un security council meeting took place. now, the un security council of task with making sure world peace continues and deescalate and conflicts. but it seems like, as russia pointed out, the un security council was just using the platform for grant standing, just as a place to put on

while the un security council, the 15 member body that leads the united nations, convened the meeting today in the security council chamber. now, immediately russia spoke up at the beginning of the meeting, making clear that they objected to the fact that vladimir zalinski, the ukrainian president, was given a platform to speak via video link to the un security council meeting. they said clearly that this was simply turning the un security council chamber into a place to put on political shows to serve a geopolitical agenda. it did not fit with the rules of the un. russia made clear their objections or then we heard from rosemary, decarlo, the under secretary we heard from zalinski who then addressed the video link. and then when members of the security council spoke, it was very clear that there were differences among the major countries. now we heard from both russia and the united states, both permanent members of the security council here is the clear differences between the 2. if we know the outcomes of the sham referenda were pre determined in moscow, they in no way represent a

and a virtual address to the un security council. i ha, raphael grossey more in the plan has sustained significant damage. the physical attack, we, or unwittingly, the hit that this facility has received. i'm that i could personally see assess together with my experts is simply an acceptable we are playing with 5 and something very, very catastrophic could take place. this is why in our report we are proposing establishing the establishment story of a nuclear safety and security protection zone limited to the plant itself. earlier i spoke to nash many misconduct. he's an engineering professor at the university of southern california and has worked as a safety inspector at nuclear power plants around the world, including 2 noble and focus shima. and i asked him what he made of the report. thanks for having me for printer, the read the whole record this morning is a very sober report on as director general roughly groceries, whom i think deserves another piece price. hopefully it's very serious issue playing with fire. and if you reall

we will continue to consistently support, within the framework of the un security council, international efforts for a post-conflict settlement in colombia in the interests of maintaining peace and national harmony in this country, ensuring regional security and stability. we intend to further strengthen traditional friendly relations with united republic of tanzania, including in such promising areas as peaceful atom, transport, energy, tourism. we welcome the role of the active role. the etenzoanist side in solving the problems of the african continent will interact on a wide range of topical issues of the regional and international agenda. the assets of russian philippine relations include successfully implemented projects in various fields, there are all prerequisites for expanding such a relationship , cooperation in the energy sector, space exploration, sphere, information technology, agro-industry and tourism. we are ready for partner-to-partner interaction and hope that the same approach will be shared by the new leadership of the philippines. we are convinced that the developmen

a dictate of a liberal minority over a conservative majority because in order to move well, the un security council, the 15 member body that leads the united nations, convened the meeting today in the security council chamber. now, immediately russia spoke up at the beginning of the meeting, making clear that they objected to the fact that is vladimir zalinski. the grand resident was given a platform mobile to speak via video link to the un security council meeting. they said clearly that this was simply turning the un security council chamber into a place to put on political shows to serve and you know, to let him listen janda. it did not fit with the rules of the you and russia, made clear their objections. and then we heard rosemary decarlo under secretary we heard from zalinski who then address will be a video link and then and when members of the security council spoke, it was very clear that there were differences among the major countries. now we heard from both russia and the united states, both permanent members of the security council here is the clear differences between the 2. w

the effect of the un security council making the issue of the alleged right of a sovereign state is a contradictory act as it denies the basic spirit of the u.n. charter that clearly stipulates equality over interference in the recognized collations. the un security council is not fully discharging its mandate and responsibility to safeguard international peace and security. it lies in the unjust doubledealing acts of the united states and some u.n. member states. the un security council does not say even a single world -- word about the high-handed arbitrary, reckless war crimes of the united states. only accusing us of our righteous efforts to support national defense capabilities on a case-by-case basis, ensuring that the un security council has lost its competence and authority to act when it performs its duty to maintain international peace and security. as long as the double standards, unfairness, high handedness of the united states are not removed, decisions and resolutions adopted by the security council cannot have reasonable binding force nor the attributes of global peace

yeah, i mean, of course, having a permanent seats in the un security council means that russia has a veto in that body, that the vote body is the ultimate arbiter of security and world affairs within the united nation system. so that means that russia can block any kind of action on the un security council level, but there will be a meeting of the un security council tomorrow to discuss this, a lot of focus on that. some speculation about whether the russians are going to take part in that white might want to see that how the ukranian ambassadors, the u. n. is going to be there certainly will have the united states, another country supporting a ukraine using that as a kind of podium to try and get their message across even further. but i think it's also quite interesting to see what's happening now feeding into the discussions about the need to reform the un security council, which many countries have been going on about for a very long time. the un security council kind of reflects the world as it was immediately after world war 2. not the world as it is now with giant powers like in

while the un security council, the 15 member body that leads the united nations, convened the meeting today and the security council chamber. now, immediately russia spoke up at the beginning of the meeting, making clear that they objected to the fact that vladimir zalinski, the ukrainian president, was given a platform to speak via video link to the un security council meeting. they said clearly that this was simply turning the un security council chamber into a place to put on political shows to serve a geopolitical agenda. it did not fit with the rules of the you and russia made clear their objections. then we heard from rosemary decarlo, the under secretary, we heard from zalinski who then addressed the video link. and then when members of the security council spoke, it was very clear that there were differences among the major countries. now we heard from both russia and the united states, both permanent members of the security council here is the clear differences between the 2. we know the outcomes of these sham referenda were predetermine in moscow. they in no way represent a

the permanent security council of the un veto power. we should not to found a non sustainable and outdated state disquiet. instead, we must demonstrate flexibility and willingness to compromise in the name of great to credibility and legitimacy, which it forge can sounds says there are some sibling credible proposals to expand the security council membership. our guest again says in the case of reforming the un security council, it should be expanded with states that have their own independent policies. not just those states who follow the policies of the us. new world has changed to states such as india, brazil and south africa are now playing a bigger role. world is not west oriented any longer. and in this vein, if we are talking about changing the structure of the un security council, and these very countries should become permanent members of the council, the americans are conversely, trying to make it all western centric. what washington is afraid of is a scenario where the structure of the un security council will be expanded wit

they said clearly that this was simply turning the un security council chamber into a place to put on political shows deserve a geopolitical agenda. it did not fit with the rules of the un. russia made clear their objections. then we heard from rosemary, decarlo, the undersecretary. we heard from zelinski who then addressed the video link and then when members of the security council spoke, it was very clear that there were differences among the major countries. now we heard from both russia and the united states, both permanent members of the security council. here's the clear differences between the 2. we know the outcomes of these sham referenda were predetermine in moscow. they in no way represent a legitimate expression of the will of the ukrainian people. some a groom can, could you could if you knew gun mercy was the loudest critics of referendums in the don bass zap hiroshi and care san regions at one time were at the forefront of support for cost of it was independence due to the you know, referendums were held in kosovo at all, only a declaration of independence adopted by t

it was a broadcast of the un security council.he topic of new russian regions is being discussed there , and there will also be comments today regarding sabotage on gas pipelines, nord stream on our air. we will be coming back and showing key announcements that will be made in new york today. the government was named. which of the workers in the defense industry will receive a deferment if they fall under partial mobilization , managers and workers who carry out the tasks of the state defense order can expect to count on such a right. this was reported in the cockpit. the list of enterprises of the criminal procedure code will be approved by the ministry of industry and trade. and it takes 5 days. this year's fall call will begin a month later november 1 mukas signed by vladimir putin 120,000 people will go to military service earlier in the general staff said that conscripts would not be involved in the fate.

policy for russia yes yes yes european politics in particular and what will happen today at the un security council pseudo-referendums in the occupied territories of ukraine should be discussed at the request of ukraine let us remind you that it was our country that initiated the extraordinary emergency meeting of the united nations security council we really hope that there will be a reaction of the participating countries and the international community in general does ukraine on the territory of russia on the territory of ukraine well, the european union under no circumstances recognizes pseudo-referendums in the occupied territories russia is trying to repeat the events of the 14 year and the scenario in crimea and holds fake referendums even though its troops do not control the entire territory, the deputy director of the european external action service for eastern europe u pier stated this, where at the same time russia is again threatening ukraine with nuclear weapons and even used the platform for this e-e of the un general assembly last week, it is obvious that all those involved

the un security council in new york, the u. s. as its allies will press for tougher action against russia to bring you live coverage as the session gets underway. and to russia and ukraine, trade, prisoners, and the biggest swap since the war began. moscow releases about $200.00 ukrainians, and many of them heroes of the siege of money off, off, and keep gibs at $55.00 russians, including a prominent allied vladimir ah, i'm so gale. welcome to the program. western allies are expected to increase their criticism of russia. the un security council in new york this afternoon. the u. s. will push to further isolate the kremlin of a vladimir putin escalation of the war. the russian leader has issued veiled threats to use nuclear weapons and mobilized hundreds of thousands of extra reservists. well, this is the seen inside the security council at the moment. washington will make the case for tougher condemnation of russia and delegates will also address allegations of war crimes. russia holds a permit seat on the security council and ca

and what is russia doing in the un security council in view of the legal succession of the soviet unions in 1991 at the same time, we know that russia did not officially join the un as a country, it was done by the soviet union and two republics of the former soviet union, belarus and ukraine. russia submitted a letter from boris boris. we are yeltsin in the 91st year the legal successors of the soviet union. therefore, we should be both in the un and in the un security council. what is the current time to simply ask the question and conduct it? it is procedural to exclude russia from the un security council for a certain period and, in principle, make them go through the usual procedure that these countries that join the organization go through. of the united nations and see if they meet the requirements that are in the un, despite the fact that china went through such a procedure at one time, china is now not supported by the issue and, frankly, there are few prospects for this now, but you tell us to put it on the internet officially, we are tired of a representative saying yesterday

what, what is going on at un security council? being honest with you, it's a little bit disappointing for them. this is that they're meeting of the un security cancer, which is going on. this is unfortunately, again for the lack of better than with all due respect for these distinguished ambassadors over there. this is the 3rd act of the theater off the up. so i think the un security cancer needs to be more proactive. they need to empower a commission, something that they did that they are g 9940 iraq. at that time they called that united nations monitoring verification and inspection commission. and a need to really develop this thing and kind of it's r e activity in its core is a technical inspector, then a technical assistance agency. what we are dealing with is a piece making an a political negotiation which is above and beyond. the capability of the un wants to establish a security zone around the nuclear plant, which is of course, something that would be very desirable. how, how much leverage do you think they have in pressi

volodymyr zelenskyi , the president of ukraine. members of the un security council who respect and fulfill the un charter, dear representatives of the states and leaders who are listening to me now , the un security council is an institution that works for well-known and defined rules according to the regulations of which even the representatives of russia are still following, they have not yet used weapons instead of words in this hall and have not yet knocked out chairs from their neighbors for security advice, but probably no one will be surprised if this zaora without the oun will be transformed by representatives russia in the zone of violence of the un charter russia in life considers any rules of this world russia is already breaking, so it is only a matter of time when it will destroy this last international institution that can still act maybe to action. i urge you now. anyone in the world can now name hundreds of examples of how russia violates the international legal order and destroys the body of international law, constantly provokes escalation , constantly responds to any pro

she oppose preserving the status quo the un security council, which grants the 5 nations that comprise the permanent security council of the un, vito power we should not define the non sustainable and now dated state does quote in stock where most them on shred flexibility and willingness to compromise in the name of greater credibility and legitimacy. who had forge can some says there are some simple, incredible proposals to expand the security council's membership. our guest again says that in the case of reforming the un security council, it should be expanded with states that have their own independent policies. not just those who follow states that follow the policies of the us. oh, the world is changed as it states, such as india, brazil and south africa are now playing a bigger role. the world is not west oriented any longer. and in this vein, if we are talking about changing the structure of the un security council, and these very countries should become permanent members of the council, the americans are conversely, trying to make it all western centric. what washington is afr

the world, do i believe in your ability to act, do you, alexander, believe in the ability of the un security council to put putin in his place in the matter of the possible annexation of the occupied regions of donetsk and luhansk, kherson and zaporizhzhia regions, the security council of course no , as long as russia is there and as long as it has a legal right, then of course they cannot make any decisions , moreover, you know, i will tell you that even the council of ministers itself consulted with russia, even when they made some decisions, for example, regarding sanctions against iran i didn't guarantee that russia would comply with them, because it's an interesting thing, i'll just make a digression so that it's clear what's up with the security council. and i want to remind you that since the mid-2000s, sanctions have been introduced against iran by a un security council resolution, which russia also voted for then but in principle , this did not interfere with anything, as later it turned out that russia was sending arms to iran in order to circumvent the same sanctions that she hers

if it is a member of the un security casa, in order to bond dead resar within that institutions, we're joined now by d. w. corresponded with krista was following the story for us from the united nations in new york. so much io. what did you take away from the lens is address? well, that modem is lensky was pretty, trying to make that case, that this conflict in a country that probably for many is a country far away. after all, this is the un security council that, that conflict affects everybody that russian aggression, world power, nuclear power, shifting borders and infringing on the territorial integrity effect of the wanting to eradicate a country from the map is something that the stabilizes their security as well. he was also at pains to explain that more grain could be exported if only russia back down, what would let them do so, so that these painful effects that many countries are feeling really struggling to supply basic food stuff to that people is made in moscow. un general assembly had to vote all i was lensky to give his address a virtually is a sniffing that he spoke to

an emergency session of the un security council has discussed the situation at the russian—occupied zaporizhzhiarres said russian forces should withdraw beyond a demilitarised perimeter and ukrainian forces must commit not to move into it. rescue teams in southwestern china are searching for survivors in the rubble of collapsed buildings following the 6.8 magnitude earthquake on monday.

itself it belongs to all of us russia is a permanent member of the security council and must continue to play its important role in the undeprive russia of this right the last remark of the foreign minister of china to the american president biden from the rostrum. the day before, he called for reforming the security council by transferring powers to new participants. after such an offer lined up slovenia has established itself as reliable and deserving. member of the un family she has everything chances of becoming a non-permanent member of the un security council for 24-25 years africa suit africa should have a place in the un security council russia is abusing the right of veto by coincidence among the representatives of the states in the forefront that picked up these bidens were precisely those on whom the influence of the united states is strongest this the list would be incomplete without the ukrainian president. he himself didn’t come to the assembly and sent a video recording, but even in a khaki t-shirt that has become familiar in recent months, he still did not stand out from the slender ranks of like-minded p

forbidden words, what he said about what he kept silent, the head of the magaten at the meeting of the un security council zaporozhye npp kiev puts europe on the brink of a man-made disaster, but the west again claims against russia in history the first soviet nuclear submarine leninsky komsomol in kronstadt unique football players become a museum exhibit. here are the ports to force it to carry out an engineering operation of fantastic complexity. so today is the main day of the eastern economic forum. everybody in anticipation of vladimir putin's speech at the plenary session. it will begin in the near future . traditionally, the president will pay attention to the most sensitive topics, as his spokesman said earlier. dmitry peskov, the head of state, will assess the economic situation with an emphasis on the dynamically developing far east region. the most important thing for our country, well, of course, not only this is the domestic and foreign policy restructuring the economy in the face of aggressive actions. west shift of business activity to the east. global transformation and a chance to

of the united states olga koshelenko told us in particular about the unsuccessful attempt of the un security council to express its position on russia's attempt to annex new territories of ukraine, the resolutions were blocked by russia itself, meanwhile, ukrainian soldiers continue to set fire not only to enemy equipment, but also to social networks, the video has collected millions of views on various platforms dances of our defenders and with red lanterns to the accompaniment of cheerful music, a video was posted on his tik-tok channel by a soldier of one of the special units of the armed forces of ukraine, the author signed the video we your light in the dark under the post of thousands of comments in which people admire the creativity of the guys and thank them for their service , we wish and thanks that we broke our hearts and even a small part of our huge gratitude to the defenders of ukraine, who cover each of us with themselves, let this night be quiet at the front and in all our cities and villages, we pray for this and prepare for a new day to continue to bring our victory closer

s. representative that the un security council, our russian colleagues have decided to instrumental eyes, a security council meeting to spread conspiracy theories and disinformation and to, to quote, my colleague morbid fantasies. i know our russian colleagues have had a bad afternoon. j a bad day. they had to sit and watch that strangely. od fascist nuremberg style rally combined with los vegas. 1970 show that happened in moscow this morning to celebrate the illegal annexation of ukrainian territory. and that afternoon, they got hit by the councils vote, clearly sending the message about their annexation of ukrainian territory. but i don't think that justifies once again, the russian delegation, raising conspiracy theories and mast information in this council. let me be clear. united states categorically denies any involvement in this incident and we reject any assertions saying the contrary. not the most convincing denials from the u. s. representative i, the russian representative then took to the floor once again and pointed out that the facts speak for themselves and that simply cal

and necessarily with binding decisions the entire security council unfortunately , but still, the uner provides for a procedure that allows in the case of blocking the security council vetoed the launch of another procedure through the un general assembly in the history of hm existence well, let's say there were 10 such cases, in particular, when a decision was made regarding the participation of an international coalition in the korean war, there were other cases when such a procedure will offer 50-53 years, so there were other and other cases when such a procedure was launched, but an important precedent is that now a certain procedure will be launched on such an important issue as a violation of the fundamental foundations of the un, the same procedure will be used, for example, to create an international tribunal for condemnation of russia is a separate topic and such tribunals should be created separately, there were only four of them in history after the nurburgring games, now there is such an idea, but what to do logistically, so it is of course like this the ancient process o

after all, this is the un security council that, that conflict affects everybody that russian aggression, a world power, nuclear power, shifting borders and infringing on the territorial integrity effect of the wanting to eradicate a country from the map is something that destabilizes their security as well. he was also at pains to explain at that more grain could be exported. if only russia back down, what would let them do so? so that these painful effects that many countries are feeling and really struggling to supply basic food stuff to that people is made in moscow. the un general assembly had to vote to allows lensky to give his address virtually is a sniffing that he spoke to day while rushes, president fulton is not taking part well, kitty very important did not want to face. and the criticism here, there were a lot of countries that criticized and rasa implicitly. there's not many such direct attacks as you the, as that were from a job by the u. s. president to basically pushed back on that he made putin speech earlier and does less than 24 hours before he more than implicitly t

an emergency session of the un security council has discussed the situation at the russian—occupied zaporizhzhiarussian forces should withdraw beyond a demilitarised perimeter and ukrainian forces must commit not to move into it. rescue teams in southwestern china are searching for survivors in the rubble of collapsed buildings following the 6.8 magnitude earthquake on monday. 66 people are now known to have died and more than a dozen are still missing. now on bbc news, panorama. our new prime minister is facing a national crisis. it's going to be an absolutely catastrophic winter unless the government steps in. what will liz truss do about soaring energy bills? how can you justify such a massive hike? how can you justify £8,000? it's ridiculous. tonight we investigate companies cashing in. the biggest winners in these crises are the oil and gas producers. no question about that. and the extraordinary profits being made. this is a moment of real crisis, i think, where we can no longerjustify letting them get away with that.

and the un security council, in connection with the hostilities on the border on the contrary, the other by johnny defense minister claims the initial attack was a response to a growing armenian military presence on the border. our local journalist from back, who has more as within other positions of us within our vs, were under intensive and systematic foyer, armenia. i have be concentrating, offensive weapons, heavy artillery and mum, polar. along the border was as it was awful, less mas, such actions taken by armenia aims, aim to us, old on the implementation of large scale infrastructure projects in boarder regence luncheon. i tell roger as well as to maintain the tension, the accuracy of tension, of the borderline as ukraine expects to receive another installment of financial aid from the european union in the amount of 5000000000 euros locals in gaza are suffering from a lagging reconstruction process. as many fear they will be homeless for years, a local journalists, seneca log gives us more on the story. in early august, is that i enlarged a 30 day military campaign against every

that's right, because any attempts to discuss this before were vetoed by one member of the un security council. those who have permanent seats, and that would be russia. but this time, during the general assembly, many of the foreign ministers are in tone. it's on the agenda and they have been discussing it now. the and secretary general said that this was simply unacceptable, was happening in ukraine, not least because of the triple problems. it's causing globally with a issues of food security, with the issues of energy security and also with the financial aspect of the war which is heading markets all over the world. he says it is hitting those who can least afford it. and then we'd, antony blink, and going on the attack along with other western nations saying that what russia did was against the un charter, and they had to be punished. so guy labrador was not in the chamber to hear many of those speeches. he appeared just a few minutes before he was due to speak and essentially said that the special military operation, as the russians call it, was inevitable because of what had hap

, the us congress called on president biden to seek the exclusion of russia and betrayal of the un security council on wednesday in his speech at the un general assembly biden also called for reforming the security council by adding new members and limiting the ability of countries to impose a veto. however, several congressmen told my colleague kateryna lisun that russia has no place in this influential to an international body, those from the security council bream borshchiv yes, i will call for this and my colleague congresswoman marsicaptor will also call for this, it will be a bipartisan appeal of the co-chair of the ukrainian coke, do not always rule out russia, betrayal of security and in general zones. this is the shame of this organization , a country whose army and government are actively carrying out the worst a form of genocide is taking place in the un security council right now as we speak this is ridiculous and frankly it shouldn't even be a topic of discussion the fact that it is perceived as unlikely possibility speaks poorly of the un i think it's time for them to clean up

now today is un security council meeting. i focused on allegations about russia's practice, the term that they're using is filtration. and the allegations that were leveled were about the process through which ukrainians, who are fleeing from ukraine into russia, our process. now it makes perfect sense that under these kind of circumstances, russia may want to screen those who come into the country. so if they apply to extremist organization, such as the as a battalion, other ukrainian national groups. now much of what we heard from those making these allegations against russia was simply eye witness testimony from individuals who are currently receiving asylum in nato countries. individuals who somehow have gotten to nato countries, perhaps with the assistance of intelligence agencies and other forces and are now coming forward and making these claims purely based on their own word. they saw as they say, this happened to them. now it's important to note, and this was noted by the russian representative when they spoke before

therefore, we should be in the un and in the un security council. current time, just ask the question and hold it. it is procedural to keep russia for some time. expelled from the un security council and, in principle, forced them to go through the usual procedure that these countries that join the united nations go through and see if they meet the requirements that are in the un, despite the fact that china went through such a procedure in its time, china now does not supports this issue and, frankly speaking, there are few prospects in this right now, but you are telling us to put the official circumstances on the internet, a representative told us yesterday just as he was addressing everyone, they said here and to you who are dealing with the places of the soviet union , that is, officially we put it, moreover, it is in the archives un letter from lawyers and vagonivskyi who say that it is really necessary to go through the procedure, they did it and this is really a question, but let's imagine that russia goes through that procedure, it somehow

this organization well, in the end, to ask the question about the participation of russia in the un securityil and the legal ones, they often use and try to block all issues that concern our interests, the un and mr. serhiy here are two questions. one of which you asked now is the work to put russia in its place and expel it for the sake of security, and the second question is about the recognition of russia as a state that finances charisma, or is it bolder to say a tarist state, they are necessary because this an essay on two roads which, it is true , no one has yet walked, but ukraine has demonstrated in recent years. well, some exceptional properties, i will explain what is behind the words exceptional properties and features of eh in his tactics, first of all, the topic is related to the order of a-a- ah-a recognition of the country and a member of the security council and in general the recognition of the country as a member of the organization of eugenic nations, it is very well written in the statute of the labor union organization and the fact that two states, russia and china, are

do you believe, alexander, in the ability of the un security council to put putin in the place of the possible annexation of the occupied regions of donetsk, luhansk, kherson, and zaporizhzhia regions? there is russia, and as long as it has a legal system, then of course they cannot make any decisions, moreover, you know, i will tell you that even the radbes himself and eh with russia even when they made some decisions for example, with regard to the sanctions against iran, he did not guarantee that russia would comply with them, because this is an interesting thing, i will just make a digression so that it is clear that the security council. russia voted in the same way then, but in principle it did not interfere with anything, as later it turned out that russia was sending weapons to iran in order to circumvent the same sanctions that it itself voted for from the highest platform of the security council, and it remained in fact irresponsible even then, as we can see. perhaps if russia had been brought to justice and brought to justice since then, there would not have been those cons

this is the third meeting of the un security council. this is unfortunately with all due respect for these distinguished ambassadors. i think the un security council needs to be more proactive. they need to empower a commission, something in 1999 for iraq. in the court, it is a technical inspector and technical assistant agency. what ware dealing with is a peacemaking d politica negotiation which is above and beyond the capability. >> the u.n. wants to establish a security zone around the nuclear plant which is something that would be very desirable. how much leverage do you think they have in pressing forward with this suggestion? >> the demilitarization was originated by the secretary-general almost a month ago. immediately, russian forces and all of them came out in the first security council. again, right now, there is a euphemism they are using called protectionism. i don't think the russian federation will accept that protection zone or demilitarization as being proposed by iaa. my hble assessment is that we need to elevate this pl

has to be granted by the un security council, of which pressure wields a veto power.nless something radical changes in the way we organize our international relations and more power is given to the general assembly to make such decisions, at this point, this will not be a feasible solution. with all the best intentions of the iea and recommendations, the question remains, how do we implement this protection zone? >> thank you for joining us. the words of the russian representative at the u.n. saying moscow regrets the iea didn't blame ukraine. certainly, russia has been occupying since early march and remains. the safety of the site called into question. we will watch for ththe relevan. more on the fallout. russia saying the prolonged halt to gas supply to europe is the fault of a german multinational. siemens has technology to fix the problem, they said. they say they have no idea what he was talking about. the kremlin was able to shed light. they said deliveries would only be resumed if western sanctions on russia are lifted, under the theory that russia is weaponiz