we call on the united states to stop blocking the actions and mandate of the un security council on theiddle east settlement. to try to replace the mandate of the un security council in what is happening in the middle east, such a line leads, as we see, to an even greater escalation of violence. yes, leonid eduardovich, and you know, i want to ask, look, it turns out that israel, believing, justifying its actions with some, as i understand it, some intelligence data, because there were no trials against the leader, one of the leaders of hazbala, they decided to destroy him. and they say that he was allegedly preparing an invasion of northern israel and so on, and then they suspected some bad things in syria , some time ago they bombed about damascus, then they kill guests in iran and so on, that is, and israel is clearly asking for trouble and would like to unleash a big war, the countries around are trying to smooth it over as much as possible, even to the detriment of their own reputation, i would say so. vasya. our position, because we seem to be trying to maintain a conditional neut

said at the un security council meeting uh the un security council uh because he hasn't done much since the onslaught on october the 7th till now uh it's undermarining his credibility well um its credibility has been um has been lost a long time ago i think the un is something of a joke but uh norman finkelstein the other day that uh scholar said an interview that israel had become a lunatic state, rabbid freak, incapable of reason, that's a a quote, and i think this is about correct, and and he advocated for something has to be done by the people of the world to stop, because israel is not going to stop, and the... strategy here, the tension that exists is that israel wants a wider war, they want to drag the entire region into a war, they are counting on the united states, helping them, which they're already doing, but helping them more directly, supplying intelligence weapons and even soldiers, uh, the us is probably reluctant to do that given shortages of armaments and ammunition and soldiers as well, but that's that's the goal, and and so the the calculus involved for iran, lebanon

and we are seeking the same in the un security council. security council of the un general assembly on the creation of a palestinian state. this is a very difficult task, given how the situation on the ground now looks with the huge number of illegal israeli settlements on the west bank. we feel great anger about the situation that is developing because the international community is essentially silent about what is happening in the palestinian territories, as i have already mentioned, the killing of civilians, the use of the refusal to deliver humanitarian aid, the famine of people, we... believe that indeed, the security council is responsible for what is happening on the west bank in the gaza strip, the issue directly concerns international security and stability, this is precisely the sphere direct responsibility of the un security council, so of course we believe that it is necessary for the security council to carry out these responsibilities in order to facilitate a ceasefire. ceasefire agreement, this issue cannot be left to the mer

and of course, the united states, the world has changed since then, but the un security council has not decades ago, the p 5 or the permanent 5 is they're called, decided to allow countries to joint as rotating non permanent members with no veto . after all, the security council is the most powerful body of the un, with the ability to impose sanctions and to authorize the use of force against countries. and now washington is talking about creating permanent seats for 2 african nations, but get this with no veto power. why and why? now, today we're talking with the kind of the home bori qual, former ambassador of the african union to the united states and bassinger. it's terrific to have you back on our show. i want to start with a film clip of the us and bastard of the united nations, linda thomas greenfield. let's listen as it stands. they are currently 3 non permanent seats on the security council allocated to african countries on a rotating basis for 2 years. the problem is these are elected seats down in april african countries to deliver the full benefit of their knowledge and voic

we're there at the un, security council immediate uh session session um addressing the uh situation in lebanon. we're on day three of unrelenting israeli air strikes on lebanese people that have resulted in over 560 fatalities uh including 50 children, 100 women over 200 lebones injured over half million displaced in. just three uh days number of world leaders they're imploring immediate cessation of hostilities, a full withdraw of israeli uh forces from uh lebanese territory and also immediate cease fire in the gaza strip uh tony we don't have much time i was going to give a recap but i'd rather get your final thoughts we only have a couple minutes uh tony thank you for your patience the entire world so many world leaders at the general assembly it was all about gaza immediate ceasefire. captives go home uh here we are at the un security council immediate demand of media sessation of hostilities in uh lebanon but seriously who is listening in tel aviv? and washington when the entire world is speaking against you, well uh, it's not the entire world, because uh, many of the five eyes in

now the aggressor in the world , he decides the fate of the whole world by voting at the security council and the un is what should happen, russia should be excluded from the security council and from the un in general, and not just excluded, but also finally apply total, trade, economic, financial sanctions, i say total. that allows russia to avoid at least such serious ones financial and economic sanctions and exclusion from the un, this is china, this is india, these are those countries that are huge in terms of economic, political, human potential, in the end, a billion 400 million each, what some have, what others have, only the population, and they are there have a huge weight, as well as theirs, albeit a small, small number, and satellites, so we are not just alone here. ukraine should insist on this, but i will tell you that it is very inspiring that the prominent president of the united states and other world leaders, even the president of finland, oleksandr stup, joined the the position that russia should be excluded from the un security council is clear, and the un security council itself

current world, the un charter, international agreements, but russia was and remains a member of the councils without the un and a member of the un, although this membership in both the un securityil and the un itself was inherited from of the soviet union, i.e. russia, as the legal successor, moved to the seat of the representative of the soviet union in this respectable structure, and at one time in ukraine there was a discussion about the legal and correctness of this, which happened because russia did not write an application for accession and did not enter for the usual procedure, as all countries did. ukraine is the founder of the organization. nations, would it be correct in the current situation on the part of the ukrainian state to demand the exclusion of russia from the un security council and the un, referring to the fact that they are an aggressor country and are waging war, violating all the norms and statutes of the united nations organization, but legally, stating that, in principle, russia should not have been there for the last 30 years, and you know, really. i personally joined such a public initiative, which i argued with various lawyers, international lawyers

following the councils adoption of un security council resolution 17 o one. and 2006 as well as built up of weapons, many of which are supplied by iran and its presence along the blue line. in defiance of resolutions 15591701 has long been a source of instability. nobody wants to see a repeat of the full blown war that occurred in 2006. but the past to enduring stability goes beyond indian cross blue line strikes. it must end with a comprehensive understanding relating to the blue line that has real implementation mechanisms. as we learned in 2006 diplomacy is most effective when the international community unites with a shared goal and speaks with one voice. we are working with other countries on a proposal that we hope will lead to come in and able discussions to a diplomatic solutions. we encourage the security council to lend it support for these diplomatic efforts in the coming days. colleagues, even as we work to avert abroad of war, we have been clear that israel has the right to defend itself against his bull as the tax to include the escrow a tory ba

today's world, the un charter, international agreements, but russia was and remains a member of the councils without the un and a member of the un, although it is a member of both the un securityncil and the un itself, russia was inherited from the soviet union, that is, russia as the legal successor moved to the seat of the representative of the soviet union in this. important structure and at one time in ukraine, the question of the legal correctness of this was discussed, which happened because russia did not write an application for accession and did not enter according to the usual procedure, as all countries did. ukraine is the founder of the united nations. in the current situation, would it be correct for the ukrainian state to demand the exclusion of russia from the security council? from the un, citing that they are a country aggressor and are waging war, violating all norms and the statute of the united nations organization, but legally, stating that in principle russia should not have been there for the last 30 years, and you know, i actually personally joined such a public initiative and which justified with different. experts, international lawyers, precisely the

the international community about an ongoing genocide, and i'm sure as you know, there's a un security council meeting about what's happening in lebanon, slated for tomorrow, for fr." i'm sure the un security council will see the same hypocrisy, the same western countries that will vote against any resolution to condemn israel, that includes of course the united states, but i'm more concerned about the countries that are sitting on the fence line while supporting the colonization, verbally they know they have to say some. things about humanitarian situations and suffering, whether it's in lebanon or palestine, but at the same time, and i'm talking about countries like france, which will will try to be on the fence so to speak, verbally, but of course logistically they are supporting israel, this is the hypocrisy of the western world and the degeneracy of the... united nations system created in 1945 but continues to be used to benefit countries that are genocidal themselves, be it france or the us, we have to remember france and the us, for example, vietnam committed war crimes and crimes again

does it the un general assembly meeting, addressing the un security council to lensky, emphasize the need for most support for ukraine, participate in this meeting one day in this whole. it will surely be sad that roches war against you. grain has ended not frozen, not paused, not forgotten truly. and this will happen, not because someone good tides on the war, not because someone traded something with pushing roch's war against ukraine will. and because the un charter will war, zalinski has brought his cooling a victory plan to present to us president j point, and how he thinks the will could be brought to an end with more help from the west . but us support for ukraine could have a time limit, as biden was clear on his promise during his final speech to the un general assembly as president we cannot grow weary. we can not look away and we will not let up on our support for ukraine. not to create winds of justin during the free trial. the republican presidential nominees moved from struck the most cynical tone during this speech in georgia. by noon kamala got us into this war and uk

lebanon's sovereignty. the country's foreign minister said a complaint will be taken to the un security council. iran has strongly condemned the israelite terrorist. attack expressing readiness to provide any kind of assistance to lebanon. palestinian resistance movements, hamas and islamic jihad as well as yemen's ansarlah has also slammed the attack on the lebanese people. the united nations has suffice to call the attacks extremely concerning. more than 11 months into the israel. genocide in gaza, hamas has condemned the international community for silence and inaction. the palestinian resistance movement also slammed the israeli regime for the recent attacks on al-burej refugee camp in central gaza. hamas deemed the raid as heenous and criminal act that aimed to weaken the determination and steadfastness of gazans. the regime has targeted several crowded residential buildings and claim the... lives of dozens including seven family members. first responders have been largely unable to reach the site due to constant and random shelling. the palestinian death toll from the ongoing usraeli geno

as many un resolutions go unheeded, the pact is committed to strengthening the security council's responseizing the general assembly. the united nations called the strange package a landmark, breakthrough, and the most ambitious international agreement in many years. initially, un member states agreed to agree on it during intergovernmental negotiations, but in fact there were none. work on the document was coordinated by germany and namibia. russia, iran, north korea, belarus, syria, and nicaragua proposed postponing the vote or amending the text of the pact, calling on the in any issue of national sovereignty, but did not receive support and distanced themselves from the consensus. as a result, the pact of the future was supported by 143 countries, another 15 countries abstained. the document is very vague, adopted, although a number of countries, including russia, distanced themselves. among moscow's claims, there is one fundamental one. the authors of the text. assign a special role to international non-governmental organizations, their activity in our country, and not only, has long b

un security council meeting on the volatile situation between lebanon and israel where the lebanese representative is making a speech on peace and security of the faith and the faith of the humanity. mr. president, excellencies, no one in this world is safe anymore. in the aftermath of the electronic attacks which were carried out recently in lebanon, those were unfathemable attacks, they have led to the injuring of thousands of innocent civilians, including children, women and elderly. the responsibility of the security council is not only towards the innocent libanese who were targeted unjustly, but also towards human. if this terrorist attack is not condemned by your council and if you do not name the perpetrator, if you do not deter the perpetrator, condemn it and compel it to to stop such aggressions, the credibility of this council of international law and of human rights law are at stake. accepting what happened amounts to opening pandora box. indeed,

attack on iraq, when they overthrew the legitimate government there, it took place without any un security councilwhat nato did in libya, yes, there were un security council resolutions, but not gave no right to military aggression. what else, as double standards, everyone understands that at the moment there is a major redrawing of spheres of influence, but everyone also sees that the americans are already losing in this struggle, they are trying to cling to their influence, but nevertheless, with their arrogance, they only push away their... potential partners, it seems to me that after yesterday's speech by blinken, the number of countries in the world that want to join brics will increase, now a little advertising, then let's continue, i'm leaving you, do you really think that i'll let you ruin our family, my career, if anything, you 'll lose your son. these are very good and the size is just yours 34, try them on, i'm a 35, but it fits, chewed, are you crazy, i have one request for you, comrade doctor, for the premiere of a multi-part film, watch after the program time. and how could it be pl

ready to play its role in building a safer global order by participating in the wake of the un security council are on the basis of respect and acceptance, it's not only south africa and nigeria is also calling for the need for african leaders to have permanent a representation at the un security council brooks countries, specifically india and brazil are also seeking for permanent seats ad. so the security council with the brazilian president saying that the fact that the african and latin american countries are not represented at the security council as an echo from colonial times after 4 my phone due to sunday and was found that there were $51.00 countries today the $193.00 that and several nations mainly on the african continent. what on the colonial rule and has no say and it's subjective signal probations. we need to contemplate a comprehensive review of the child to the exclusion of latin america and africa from permanent seats on the security council is a non acceptable echo domination from the colonial cost would have no rush has been repeated. we calling for the global south country,

that's why we support reforming and expanding the membership for the un security council. the are you in a bachelor just laid out our detail vision to reflect today's world. not yesterday's . it's time to move forward. the security council like view in itself these to go back to the job and making peace. a broker and deals and wars and suffering stopped us.

lebanon's foreign minister cause on the un security council to condemn the recent wave of israeli terrorist attacks on his country, and the un's high commissioner on human rights says the violence committed in lebanon with the intention of spreading fear among civilians is a war crime. hello everyone, you're watching press tv live from the studios in tehron. thank you for joining us. the death toll from israel's air strike on southern bay route rises to 14, children are amongst those killed. hezbullah has confirmed that one of his top commanders ibrahim akil was killed in the israeli attack. meanwhile the lebanese resistance group has fired scores of katusha rockets at israeli targets, including the regime's main intelligence headquarters at the mishara base. the situation. was already volatile along lebanon's southern border, israel's detonation of communication devices in the arab country earlier this week, killed 37 people and injured thousands of others. the lebanese resistance movement vowed severe response. our bayru correspondent mariam sal says hezbulah commander ibrahim achil who w

the ukrainian president, volodymyr zelensky, has told a special session of the un security council thatdent biden. described iran and north korea as a compass is in a criminal war. we know some in the world want to talk to putin, suit meet to talk and speak, but what could they possibly hear from him? that she is upset that we are exercising our right to defend our people, are that she

security council. they call it the majority. therefore, except for the resolution of the un security council, whose resolutions are binding and the right of veto is only available to 5 permanent member countries. the resolutions of the general assembly of the economic and social council, the trusteeship council, and even the international court of justice, which recently put netanyahu and his regime at war. gaza condemned is not binding. perhaps it is the inaction of the united nations during these years that has caused the representative of the zionist regime to undermine one of the resolutions of this organization in this way. of course, the inaction of the organization nations were not for all countries during these years. at least some, such as the zionist regime , were favored by this organization from the very beginning. when 77 years ago and shortly after the establishment of the united nations , in its first serious action, this organization approved resolution 181 and voted in favor of the dominance of zionist immigrants who made up one third of the palestinian popu

has repeatedly blocked efforts at the un security council, the rain in israel. meanwhile, it runs the to say is route must be held accountable for its actions. with the growing risk of a wide regional conflict is the un able to fulfill its mission and avoid an old out . we'll, we'll go to a couple of guests in a moment, but 1st this report from, for the account and i believed america. i do look forward in his final speech to the united nations general assembly as us president joe biden focused on israel's war and gaza. now is the time for the parties are finalized as terms bring the hostages home is a self read and gotcha. and, and this war apply for a cease fire after months of fail negotiations. nice. the also spoke about these rating military is solved 11 on the most intense hostilities there and decades or hundreds of lebanese civilians have been killed. hundreds of thousands of fled their homes this week alone, full scale wars, not in anyone's interest. payment or situation is escalated. a diplomatic solution is still possible in support of its ally, israel. the us has used it's

the general assembly knew what was the representative really a need for an o, whole of the un security council. one of them on the top tip of my tap, the republic of congo, default me the reform should start with the un security council, which must reflect our modern cosmopolitan world through a fair representation of all peoples. and as soon as i reaffirm africa's legitimate demand for 2 seats on the security council with vito rights and not alone to the pump, it's time for the african continent to fully participate in the un security council . giving africa its rightful place, would submit the universal nature of the un and repair the historic injustice that continues to be done to the continental. to invest a ruler, the un security concept must be reformed. it cannot remain an exclusive job of dest, 5 nations, to the exclusion of the many nations in the world. after for my phone book, mostly the exclusion of latin america and africa from permanency. some of the security council is an unacceptable echo of domination from the colonial cost. while it is of the global south of south in southern

then c, p, a address, motivations on tuesday and said that the fact that the un security council doesn't have permanent representatives from africa and latin america. he's an echo of colonial times. he says that the modern security council needs to be more inclusive . the u. n. a security concept must be formed as a metal agency. we'd like to see the security concept would be more inclusive, so that the voices of all nations can be heard and be considered. it cannot remain an exclusive job of just 5 nations to the exclusion of the many nations and the world operate cost ends ready to play its role in building a safer global order by participating in the wake of the un security council. on the basis of respect and acceptance. so obviously it's not only south africa, nigeria, india, and brazil from latin america are all calling for the need to extend the security council and for their representatives to the the rush is on the same page with them as well. for and this elaborate has been saying that the security council needs to have permanent representatives from asia, africa, and latin ame

the world has changed since then, but the un security council has not decades ago. the p 5 or the permanent 5 is they're called decided to allow countries to joint as rotating non permanent members with no veto. after all, the security council is the most powerful body of the un, with the ability to impose sanctions and to authorize the use of force against countries. and now washington is talking about creating permanent seats for 2 african nations, but get this with no veto power. why and why now, today we're talking with the kind of t homeboy qual, former ambassador of the african union to the united states and bassinger. it's terrific to have you back on our show. i want to start with a film clip of the us ambassador to the united nations, linda thomas greenfield. let's listen as it stands. they are currently 3 non permanent seats on the security council allocated to african countries on a rotating basis for 2 years. the problem is these elected seats don't in april african countries to deliver the full benefit of their knowledge and voices, to the work of the co

world - former colonies, they very quickly became members of the un, the majority sympathized with the ussr. in 1963, the security council the un has expanded to 15 members. it was decided that it was fair to grant developing countries non-permanent membership in the security council, albeit without the veto power that permanent members have. if earlier the ussr imposed most of these vetoes, for what. gramyka even received a nickname from journalists, mr. no, now this role has gone to the us and its allies, they say that the current composition of the security council again incorrectly reflects the balance of power in the world. back in 2005 , kofian proposed expanding the security council. in general, everyone agrees with this, but disagreement over who will work there under what rights? the group of four is germany, japan, india and... after all, japan and germany are among the main donors. in august of this year, the new secretary general antonio guterres complained that there are no representatives of africa in the sabez, and the president of sierra leone, julius ouada bio, who chaired the meeting, directly stated th

ivano, russia is a member of the un security council, and this one the statement that was made by oursident, obviously, should have prompted members of the security council to adopt some kind of... resolution or warning to their security council colleagues to the russians, but this did not happen and it is unlikely that it will happen, whether zelensky will be heard in the un security council, and in the un, and whether we should wait for some decisions or at least in some perspective, because when the president of the country talks about the fact that the aggressor is trying to hit nuclear power plants, it means that... security in the world, not only in ukraine, is under threat well, today president zelenskyi repeated this information, during his speech also at the general assembly of the united nations, and this is a very, very serious statement, this is very serious alarming information that president zelenskyi gave to the world, and it is obvious that... wanted would have, well, not just an expression of concern there or pressure of one or other countries in their statements on t

we were discussing this un security council meeting tonight. what are your hopes? shown itself over the last 11 months not to be effective at bringing about a ceasefire, there have been resolution is put forward, vetoed by the united states and further inaudible stained but none of them have brought about what the international community and the us has been hoping for and working for which is a ceasefire of this conflict. ~ ., which is a ceasefire of this conflict. ~ . , conflict. what will be effective? _ conflict. what will be effective? this - conflict. what will be effective? this is - conflict. what will be effective? this is the conflict. what will be - effective? this is the million dollar question. president biden keep saying we have a plan. of course he is desperate for this to come to an end before the election in the us at least. ., , , at least. indeed. he has been workin: at least. indeed. he has been working towards _ at least. indeed. he has been working towards this - working towards this assiduously for the last 11 months. i have lost count of how m

the situation in the region was discussed by the un security council, with details by yulia alkhovskaya. in the beirut quarter of elkaim, which was struck by israeli bombers the day before, the rescue operation continues operation. the death toll rose to 37, three of them children. 68 were injured and more than twenty are missing. the attack on beret was the latest in a string of attacks on lebanon after the explosion of pagers belonging to hezbollah members, and later mobile radios. among the victims was hezbollah's military operations commander ibrahim aqil. having barely managed to leave the hospital, aqil went to meet with fighters from an elite unit. all of them died during the airstrike. aqil had long been hunted americans and even set a reward of $7 million, considering him involved in the explosions of the us embassy in beirut and the marine barracks in the 1980s. more than 200 us citizens were killed. the israel defense forces reports that other high-ranking hezbollah military officers were also killed in the attack. israel continues to launch missile strikes on lebanon today.

a broader conflict due to israel's aggression and heinish crimes again. was addressing the un security council meeting on the situation in lebanon, he warned that the situation in the region is extremely explosive, and if left unchecked, an all out and unprecedented catastrophe could be inevitable. the iranian minister said israel has no intention of pursuing peace or agreeing to a cease fire. and she noted that israel's a real objective is to drag the entire region into a full-scale war, he said the ongoing aggression against lebanon is fueled by the failure of international community to hold israel accountable for its war crimes and genocide in gaza. the minister said the only way to prevent further escalation is for israel to immediately stop its war on gaza and attacks on lebanon. he stressed that without ceasefire in gaza there would be no guarantee of peace. in the region. the united nations security council has held emergency meeting to discuss the situation in southern lebanon and it continued israeli aggression, addressing the meeting, algerian foreign minister ahmed ataf said israel

the un security council is meeting to discuss the worsening situation in the middle east, including israel's attacks on gas have going to be taking don line the is really shutting across the 11 and has killed at least 81 people on wednesday and wounded more than 200, at least 650 people have been killed across lebanon since monday when israel intensified it's from boston and us president joe biden has won that on all loud war. and the middle east is possible. is ready. prime minister benjamin as in young ones that israel will not stop its operations until people in northern israel can safely return to their homes. as it was on the chief says they're preparing for a possible ground invasion of 11. i don't, i'm sure we will continue. we're not stopping, we keep striking and hitting them everywhere, but the goal is very clear to safely retain the residence of the north. to achieve that, we are preparing the process of a maneuver which means your military boots well into enemy territory into villages that has the law as far paid as large military outposts with underground infrastructure staging

israel has been defying the un security council resolution for a cease fire in gaza. there had been widespread protest against netanyahu. presence at the un and even calls for his arrest. international criminal court prosecutor is seeking an arrest warrant for netanyahu over his war crimes. during his speech, netanyahu lashed out at the un for its stuns against israeli crimes. he also rehashed his usual allegations against iran. and that is around for this hour's news bulletin. i am bahman nuray. you're watching press tv. more than enough has been said about the horrors of ongo genocide in gaza, but not a single action is taken by the security council to stop it. instead, the israeli criminal mafia is rewarded, their crimes are justified and their atrocities are normalized before our eyes. that's why netanyahu has and his companions have become so viciously embold to dream of repeating their carnage in lebanon and of pushing their... entire region, the entire region into a full scale war. it is very clear that they are counting on us support in their sinister campaign

komsia, are you expecting any kind of serious measures being taken by the un security council? no, the un security council was created with such a system with the us vto power, and we know that the us foreign policy is dictated in tel aviv, even against american interests, so the un security council cannot. produce any measures that produce justice, which is part of what i was talking about is that the system, global system of of remedies that was created after the second world war, after the horrors of the second world war, the system was created, it has failed over and over again, as i said in areas like yemen, like libya, like iraq, like afghanistan, like vietnam and cambodia and other places and this failure, a repeated failure has shown that the system only works to benefit countries like the united states and england, etc., it is not structured to serve the countries like in the global south as we say, or countries that are not part of the system, the... was created in 1945 by the winners of the second world war, if they want to save the system, those winners of the second

un security council held a meeting, emergency meeting on the issue of lebanon and the pager blast, but nothing came out of it, because why the us is present there and it has vital power and it will prevent any anti-israel resolutions. we are looking at what the israeli officials have said um on more than one occasion at this point uh that they are uh exercising uh their right to defend themselves to the... execution of the bombing campaign that they have done against lebanon in order to force the group to agree to what they call a diplomatic solution uh which uh they believe to be one that uh would stop lebanon from firing missiles uh onto the occupied palestine and also uh for it to withdraw to area in order for that um i guess border area uh or a contested border area i should say for there to be uh some kind of a um withdrawal of the forces from there, um, what do you think of that? i mean, do you think that that is the extent of what they are aiming at when it comes to the way that they have attacked lebanon? i think the reason they want to do this is bring back israeli settlers to

it requires that the un security council should be a more representative body and inclusive. 78 years since its formation, the structure of the united nations security council remains largely unchanged. africa and its 1.4 billion people remain excluded. this continue, the security has not fulfilled its mandate to maintain international peace and security, the un security council must be reformed as matter of agency. we would like to see the security council being more inclusive so that the voices of all nations can be heard and be considered. it cannot... remain an exclusive club of just five nations to the exclusion of the many nations in the world. africa stands ready to play its role in building safer global order by participating in the work of the un security council on the basis of respect and acceptance. the african union and its members. states are engaged in mediation, in dialogue and diplomacy across our continent, to create conditions under which peace and development can take hold. there must be greater collaboration between the united nations and the african union towards

members of the security council, thank you for your attention to me stood of a she need for his that was so russia's deputy foreign minister, sarah gave her shift and speaking at the un security council session on the escalating tensions and mid is really attacks and 11 on we heard him condemn the attacks against the women on saying russia sends its condolences to the victims and the families of those who have died. he said or should categorically it rejects violence against civilians who called for dialogue and a need to and the violence calling for an immediate cessation of hostilities to halt the looming war will continue to follow the developments taking place at the un security council session and keep you updated as we get new information but telegram is making major changes to the platforms, rules of use. it is now restricting content and will share private user data with governments making justified requests and has just announced the crackdown of illegal activities on the site to further deter cream and those from abusing telegram search. we have updated our terms of service and privacy policy, ensuring that are consistent across the world. we've made it cle

on tuesday, mr zelensky told a special session of the un security council, that the war with russia cannots alone, but could only be forced into peace by united, international action. he described iran and north korea as accomplices ina criminalwar. putin has broken so many international norms and rules and he will not stop on his own. russia can only be forced into peace. and that is exactly what is needed. forcing russia into peace as the sole aggressor in this war. the sole violator of the un charter. i spoke with the president of estonia, alar karis. president, in your address to the un general assembly today you spoke a lot about the power, rather, the weaknesses of the un system. do you think the international system, is the international system, is the un failing people who are suffering desperately in places like gaza, lebanon, sudan and so many other places around the world? you are correct. i have spoken about the reform of the un last year as well. we can see that the un security council is deadlocked meaning it cannot solve these problems, these conflicts or wars either in ukra

we all ready to fully implement to un security council resolution 17 o one and we are ready to send the 70s on me to the southern area for it to fully performance duties and coordination with international peacekeeping forces the once again put the blame on it wrong to put the p like mentioned in the middle east, there's one in 5 minutes to send the message into the due rain, you nation. every day, you see a regime that subdivision make fire has speeches about defending living on defending causes. that every day that regime plunges our region deeper into darkness and deeper toward the cool, fair of danger zone is loud and clear in the rainy and all of us have these violets . as the boat resisted in spite, susan said the united states is compress it and therefore must accept the coming consequence. the live former entered i saw a new sensor in most so this is all. see, welcome little when these are levels primary says bainbridge's, what easy to deploy is all made to the border with this well, to completely implement a 2006 new way resolution a whole other we as living on already to fully

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the un security council is powerless and without a role. in the absence of this responsibility, alternative mechanisms may be resorted to in ignoring these institutions threatens to resort international relations to chaos. at the same time, we must not forget to command some of their courageous responsibilities heading for a you and institutions, including the secretary-general of the united nations, however, we clearly see , despite great efforts, there is a lack of effectiveness. putting an end to the violations taking place in palestine and its to everyone, particularly the security council, which has failed to achieve its most important objective, which is maintaining international peace and security. in occupied palestine we are witnessing a people who are attacked by an occupying military force, displacing millions and killing thousands. there's public talk of mass starvation to exterminate the bump. with the use of weapons to eliminate them. my senior officials of the occupying entity without any master -- measures to deter them. the

the 2006 un resolution to avoid a conflict with its navy, but we are ready to fully implement un security council resolution. 17 o one. and we are ready to send the liberties homie to the southern area for it to fully performance duties and coordination with international peacekeeping forces. i'm pointing the finger, but he's running from ministers to as you, ron, is to blame voice collating tensions in the region as he makes a direct appeal to the silver and iranian nation. every day you see a vision to subjugate, to make fire speeches about the funding, living on defending it every day. that regime crunches our region deeper into the darkness and deeper into war at booking, alfonso on the ship slum ukraine and for supporting tara griggs in the western africa that kills malia and in fact, the fights as in late july. the reaffirms that strong condemnation debates hotspots and rejects the forms of support for terrorism, especially the active and public support of ukraine for the terrorist coalition, perpetrated a cowardly attack and mom, the redwood, continuing our coverage of the latest and shapi

its support for peace fire plan proposed by the us president, which was also appelled by the un security council. the movement made the announcement in a stament after his top negotiator khalil al met with the qatari prime minister and egypt's intelligence chief. hamas added that it will not accept any new demands and reject any new conditions imposed on that agreement by any party. the movement reaffirmed its stance and flexibility to reach an agreement a sease fire. hamas said that any accord must include the full withdrawal of israeli forces from all of gaza and a prisoner exchange deal, it also rejected any uh projects related to post war gaza stressing the management of the... trip is a palestinian internal affair and has to be agreed upon by palestinian groups. is forceive killed the eight palestinians and air strikes and two cities across the west bank, occupied west bank, that is... palestinans were killed in an air raid on tubs and three killed in a drone strike into carm. region forces and settlers have killed over 700 palestinians throughout the occupied west bank since october the 7t

and iran now calling for a meeting, according to afp, at the un security council.lo there. saturday's sunny skies will gradually be eroded by cloud and then wind and rain for many, as we close out sunday. yes, it's going to gradually turn wet and windy, particularly from the south and west. now, we've already, in southern england, seen some record—breaking rainfall totals for the month, and we're just going to add to those totals over the few days. some areas could see another 50mm to 60mm, before we close out the month. so here's that area of low pressure gradually winding its way in from the south—west. ahead of it, though, clearer skies, so it will be a chilly start to our sunday morning. some early—morning sunshine, but gradually, we'll see that cloud pushing its way steadily north and east, perhaps north—east england and eastern scotland clinging on to the best of the brightness throughout the day. so as we go through to the afternoon, we mightjust see some sunny skies continuing. cloudier skies out to the west, a few isolated showers, temperatures generally b