national on terrorism charges. ♪ i'm brent goff. to our viewers on pbs and in the united states and around the world, welcome. the united nations general assemblylding an emergency session just hours before the first anniversary of russia's invasion of ukraine. the assembly is considering a draft 10 point plan to end of the fighting, a plan outlined by the ukrainian president, volodymyr zelenskyy. the u.n. secretary general has repeated his calls for the conflict to end and has once again called for respect to be shown to the u.n. charter. delegates are expected to vote on the resolution shortly. our correspondent has followed the debate at the u.n. in new york and she joins me now. you have heard the german foreign minister's speech there before the u.n. general assembly . she basically told the worldwide germany is on ukraine's side. what stood out to you? >> what stood out to me was how emotional the speech started. she said it takes 45 minutes between hearing the sirens and a missile hits kyiv. and what these 45 minutes mean to the people, the parents, the children. that's her approach. she wanted to tell the world, to convince the world th

it's the wording of resolution that's just been asked resoundingly by the united nations general assembly the you entered the rest of calling an emergency special session to ward on the 10 point plan to end the fighting. just ahead of the 1st anniversary of russia's invasion of your train draft is illusion. e slash yes, 11 slash ella 7 is adopted. the message to moscow from the majority of the world's nations, cease hostilities with ukraine and withdraw your military immediately session. the resolution drafted by ukraine waste was passed by a $141.00 of the you ends $192.00 member nation session on the eve of the wars one year anniversary less 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, student tauriel, integrity, it fails one time after another. as follows. only 6 nations joined russia in voting against the resolution, which also calls for investi

from the house, and i'm talk you where they had dreamed of a peaceful life with the united nations. general assembly is holding an emergency session to mark the anniversary of russia's invasion of ukraine. the assembly is considering a draft 10 point piece plan, outlined by ukraine's president vladimir zalinski un secretary general antonio terrace, has repeated colds for the conflict to end. and full respect for the un shonda delegates. i expect to vote on the resolution shortly. the spirit luxury in a sub son is a former member of the ukrainian parliament. she gave me her reaction to the un, cool for a lasting peace. well, i think on the symbolic level that is important. it is important for the world to recognize what the road to peace is and what piece means. this is not given up to to put a desire. this is not a settling up on which part of our territory we give up. space is about to deal q by liberating all of our territory and a feminist and a lot less than 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 me

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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

the world has already voted multiple times, including the united nations general assembly to condemn russians aggression, and support a just peace. each time the un that vote has been overwhelming. and october, a $143.00 nations united nations can dam russia's legal annexation only for, for the entire un voted with russia for. so the night i speak once more to the people of russia, united states in nations of europe, do not seek to control or destroy russia. the west was not plotting to attack russia, as prudent said today, and millions of russian citizens only want to live in peace with their neighbors, are not the enemy. this war is never a necessity. it's a tragedy. president poon chose his war every day. the war continues. is his joyce, he could add the war with the word it. several of russia stopped invading ukraine. it would end the war if ukraine stop defending itself against russia would be the end of ukraine. that's why together were making sure ukraine can defend itself. united states as a similar world world wide coalition, more than 50 nations, to get critical weapons and

ministry of defense says 3500 military personnel are assisting the search and rescue at united nations general assembly and new york has observed a minute of silence for victims of the earthquakes. un secretary general antonia go cherish expressed his condolences and called on the international community to show solidarity begin. gutierrez said, you and staff are already on the ground in turkey and syria, providing support. people in ukraine are showing solidarity by bringing flowers, candles, and toys to the turkish embassy. and keith, ukrainian president will, over me as the landscape sent his condolences to turkey and syria and offered to support the rescue operations there. all the international response to the earthquake is gathering pace. humanitarian aid is on the way and rescue teams were around, the world are heading to the region. germany is part of the effort packing as fast as they can. there's no time to waste. as the german team from agency, international search and rescue prepares their equipment for their mission in earthquake hit tacky. during the rescue operations, they'll have to be

the united nations general assembly new york has observed a minute of silence for victims of the earthquakes. un secretary general, antonio katasha expressed his condolences and called on the international community to show solidarity. could tell her, said you and staff are already on the ground in turkey and syria, providing support. people in ukraine are showing solidarity by bringing flowers, candles, and toys to the turkish embers. embassy and keys, and cranium. president vladimir zalinski sent his condolences to turkey and syria, and offered to support the rescue operations there. german, rescuers and sniffer dogs have headed to turkey to help with the rescue operation. the team from germany's international search and rescue includes more than 40 specialists, supported by 7 dogs. the canines are specially trained to locate people trapped under rubble. while there are almost 3000000 people of turkish origin or descent living here in germany, turkish community has responded to the devastating earthquakes with donations for those left homeless. the response has been overwhelming. the task

the united nations general assembly approved a non-binding draft resolution on the immediate withdrawalrussian forces from ukraine , calling for an end to the conflict and establishing peace as soon as possible. the surrender of european countries to america said that the west wants the world iran's permanent representative to the united nations welcomed the creation of a trans-regional group to end the war in ukraine and said that iran is ready to fully participate in this process. another thing is that the ministry of foreign affairs of china unveiled its 12th preparation plan for the year in ukraine at the same time as the first anniversary of the war in ukraine. this plan includes a ceasefire and the end of western sanctions against russia, and the president of ukraine welcomed the current process of negotiations with china and said that china mediation to establish peace between russia and that issue is encouraging, the president of russia said, and it strengthens the country's nuclear deterrence capability . putin, in his speech on the day of defenders of the motherland, added tha

united nations general assembly in new york has observed a minute of silence for victims of the earthquakes. un secretary general, antonio quoterush expressed his condolences and cold on the international community to show solidarity. quoterush said un staff are already on the ground and turkey and syria providing support. the people in ukraine are showing solidarity by bringing flowers candles and toys to the turkish embassy in keith and cranium, president followed ramirez lansky sent his condolences to turkey and syria and offered to support the rescue operations there. while the international response to the earthquake is gathering pace, humanitarian aid is on its way and rescue. teams are heading to the region from around the world. germany is part of the effort packing as fast as they can. there's no time to waste as the german team from aid agency, international search and rescue prepares their equipment for their mission in earthquake hit tacky. hearing the rescue operations, they'll have to be totally self sufficient. because in some areas, the earthquake destroyed everything. you'r

russia's permanent representative to the united nations called it a source of shame in the emergency meeting of the united nations general assembly to review the developments in ukraine. he said that the west and ukraine are using russia as an arena for russian aggression, and this issue has manifested itself in the arms exports of the united states and western countries to kiev. is the distance from this building and added that for many years, the regime targeted the civilians in the following attacks, and we informed the security council about these attacks , but it was of no use, and we had no other way to protect the civilians except military operations. the west pretended to be ignorant and did not care about russia's security concerns, and russia emphasized that the west has turned ukraine into a military base near russia's borders, and after a year of this crisis, it has become clear that russia is at war with the collective west. nizami is provided to the plant and they have a broken dream russia's strategy is in mind. thank you for your cooperation. have a nice day and god bless this female university professor, so many

in the meeting with the president of the united nations general assembly, we are in the united nations headquarters in the community. today, in general, the heads of international organizations based in geneva, the visit of the minister of foreign affairs of our country, some of them came to the location of the minister of foreign affairs in the south, including the deputy secretary general of the united nations. in the humanitarian affairs of mr. goli to during the visit of the minister of foreign affairs of our country, the issue of afghan refugees was brought up by mr. islami konam , afghan immigrants, and we know very well in this meeting that the international times of a country that hosts more than 5 million afghan immigrants should receive funding, and it was said that about this issue in i am very grateful to the delegation of the red sea of ​​geneva for this meeting, as well as the organization of immigrants and the high commissioner for refugees , mrs. shabiri, international correspondent of the 4th battalion of the zionist army in nablus. on the order of the minister of war,

that's the wording of a resolution that was passed earlier, resoundingly by the united nations general assembly. the went took the rare step of calling an emergency special session to vote on the 10 as 7 is adopted. the message to moscow from the majority of the world's nations cease hostilities with ukraine and withdraw your military immediately slash the resolution drafted by ukraine and was passed by a 141 of the un is 100 and $92.00 member nations ocean on the eve of the wars one year anniversary, les l. the result is non 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 started tauriel integrity. it fails one time after another. 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 an

and that's the wording of a resolution that was passed resoundingly by the united nations general assembly. the un took the rare step of calling an emergency special session to vote on the 10 point plan to end the fighting just ahead of the 1st anniversary of russia's invasion of ukraine dropped his illusion. e flesh yes, 11 flesh l 7 is adopted. a message to moscow from the majority of the worlds nations cease hostilities with ukraine and withdraw your military immediately slash the resolution drafted by ukraine was passed by a 141 of the you ends 100 and $92.00 member nation session on the eve of the wars one year anniversary less hell. 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, student tauriel, integrity, it fails. one time after another follows only 6 nations joined russia in voting against the resolution, which also calls for investigations into s

that's nick connelly, reporting from hath on the united nations general assembly is holding an emergency session to mark the anniversary of the invasion assembly is considering a draft 10 point piece plan outline by ukraine's president laudermill zalinski un secretary general antonio terrace, has repeated calls for the conflict to end and full respect for the un charter delegates are expected to vote on the resolution shortly through foreign affairs of hungry chimneys, foreign minister and alana bab has just spoken at the un. she says it's time to bring the fighting to an end each and every one of us here to day has an opportunity to contribute to this piece plan. by telling the aggressor to stop, by making clear that it's not peace. if an aggressor tell it's victim to simply give up, that it's not peace if an aggressor is rewarded for its ruthless violence. this would run counter to the very essence of our united nations charter t w's in his pool, is at the united nations in new york and joins us now. in s at you heard the german foreign minister speech, tell us what stood out for you.

now the united nations general assembly is holding an emergency session to mark the anniversary of the invasion. the assembly is considering a draft 10 point piece plan, outlined by ukraine's president va laudermill zalinski, un secretary general antonio terrace has repeated calls for the conflict to end. and for respect for the un charter delegates are expected to vote on the resolution . shortly. detail is in its pool, is following the debate at the united nations in new york, and she joins us now from there. and is, can you explain to us what today's debate is about? exactly. it is really about to show unity in our this, sir. void, sir. at the un, right behind me or a behind me in this building are kind of her a barometer or of the world opinion. and obviously, one year after the brutal invasion of a russia, it's all about unity. and the big question is, how many countries we really will vote for this piece plan it is. we feel that here, new york very much saw or not a given that are they will get the same amount of voids as they god's right after the invasion. because many countrie

the united nations general assembly approved the draft non-binding resolution for the immediate withdrawalrussian forces from ukraine. this resolution also called for an end to the conflicts and the establishment of peace as soon as possible. sili benz, the representative of russia in the united nations, criticized the surrender of european countries. against america said that the west wants to push the world into a deep valley so that it can win this war. iran's permanent representative to the united nations welcomed the idea of ​​creating a trans-regional group to end the war in ukraine and said that iran is ready to this process should have full participation. the other news is that the ministry of foreign affairs of china unveiled its 12th preparation plan for peace in ukraine at the same time as the first anniversary of the war in ukraine. this plan includes a ceasefire and the end of western sanctions against russia, and the president of ukraine current negotiations with china has said that it is encouraging that china is thinking of mediating to establish peace between russia and ir

in new york, the united nations general assembly has observed a minute of silence for victims of the earthquakes. un secretary general, antonio quoterush expressed his condolences to the families and he called on the international community to show solidarity. quoterush famous says of the un is mobilizing to support the emergency response. he says that you and staff are already on the ground in turkey and in syria to assess how best to provide the system most devastating as well. the european union, if sending aid to turkey, i spoke earlier with ball ash or have audi, he's a spokesperson for humanitarian aid in crisis management at the european commission . today's unfortunately a very difficult day for church in syria and here in brussels that you have orders . we do whatever we can to mobilize assistance very quickly and get a search and rescue teams on the, on the ground. the old, they started by turkey activating what we call you protection mechanism. now is the structure that has been designed to deal with an amendment and natural disasters 30 has been requesting in the 1st plac

and it is believed that the visit of the president on the sidelines of the united nations general assemblymeet with the president shows the political level between the two countries. on the other hand, the presidents of the two countries had many trips. the supreme leader visited the country again during his presidency. turkey shows the importance of zimbabwe in the political relations of the month. similarly, recently we were also at the meeting of the influential women of the wife of the president of zimbabwe, of course, you qasim with mr. dr. mortazavi, the prosecutor, and this also shows victory over competition, and in fact, the minister of industries. and beautiful business and they also had a meeting with the deputy of the central bank during their trip to tehran so that we could follow up the exchange mechanism of money and currency and the relations between the two countries. between us and zaiba, according to your words, zaiba is under the influence of western pressures and sanctions , but with all these economic pressures that it is enduring, we have always seen that principled

cooperation, including the cooperation between china and russia in the security council and the united nations general assembly moscow talks, that the two sides are of the same opinion to maintain cooperation and strengthen the central role of the united nations. international monetary fund presentation the loan to pakistan was postponed due to the increase in the price of electricity and gas and the privatization of loss-making state companies. according to express news, technical negotiations between the government of pakistan and the international monetary fund were held during the trip of a delegation from this fund to islamabad. the prime minister of pakistan said that the international monetary fund will grant the loan of six and a half billion dollars has passed, but we have no choice but to accept them. the foreign exchange reserve of the central bank of pakistan is about 3 billion dollars , which is enough for the import of this country for three weeks . brazilian environmental activists are against the westernization of the wreckage of the aircraft carrier of this country. the aircraft carrier was de

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

united nations charter, but these resolutions they are not implemented and the other allies of the zionist regime do not allow these resolutions to be implemented. in 2004, 162 countries in the united nations general assembly voted again for the occupation of the zionists, but these resolutions had no effect on the withdrawal of the occupier from syria. this regime has recently constructed a road between quneitra province and the occupied golan for the movement of its military machines. the golan heights are of great importance for the zionist regime . this region was strategically and militarily important to the zionist regime until the geopolitical developments in syria . to keep in mind the military interactions and the territorial movements of syria, to complete its nobles, the transfer of fresh water to the south to the occupied territories, the installation of wind turbines to generate electricity, the destruction of 223 villages and two cities for the construction of residential settlements is part of function this regime has been under occupation for the past 54 years, 30% of the water resources of the zionist regime is ground from the golan heights, and also the income of the zionist regime from e

, including the cooperation between china and russia, in the security council and the united nations general assembly in moscow. he emphasized that the two sides are of the same opinion to maintain cooperation and strengthen the central role of the united nations . the international monetary fund postponed the provision of loans to pakistan until the increase in the price of electricity and gas and the privatization of loss-making state companies. in travel one of these funds was sent to islamabad. the prime minister of pakistan said that the international monetary fund has passed the conditions for granting a loan of six and a half billion dollars , but we have no choice but to accept them . environmental activists in brazil are against the disposal of the wreckage of the aircraft carrier in this country. this aircraft carrier was decommissioned after a fire in 2017. a company in turkey was supposed to transport this aircraft carrier to the shores of turkey for recycling, but due to hazardous materials. used in the deck of this the brazilian military has decided to stop this plane 150 kilometers fro

united nations general assembly is now past the resolution demanding that russia withdraw its troops. in cranes present is cautiously welcomed, a proposed plead peace plan that is expected to be announced by china. miss young, this lamented. 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 bird . 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 seeing specifically what they offer. police in nigeria say suspected sap protests. you killed a senate candidate from the opposition labor party also targeted 3 different parties on wednesday, the albert shook, who was shot dead in southeast, in a new good state, while retaining, i'm from a campaign rally. this is the latest incident in a spate of violence just head of the election on saturday. european union is temporarily easing at sanctions on syria to help i

. >>> the united nations general assembly is using the anniversary to push for peace. it's approved a resolution seeking an end to the bloodshed. it once again called on russia to withdraw its forces immediately. >> draft resolution a-es11/l7 is adopt adopted. >> 141 u.n. member states voted to support the resolution. seven countries voted against it, including russia, belarus and north korea. china and india were among 32 nations that abstained. the resolution calls on moscow to end its attacks on ukrainian infrastructure, as well as civilian buildings like hospitals and schools. it sayso territory gained by threats or use of force could be considered legal. japan's foreign minister was among the delegates who spoke in favor of the resolution. >> russia should be held accountable for all of its acts. as a member state, should also refrain from supporting the aggression directly or indirectly. >> meanwhile, china's deputy ambassador criticized ukraine's supporters, accusing them of prolonging the conflict. >> translator: the brutal reality offers ample proof that sendi

ah, this is dig afternoon and these are our top stories. golden rule, united nations general assembly has been mainly passed a resolution demanding immediate, complete and unconditional overdraw from the data to lee of ukraine by russian forces. 141 countries.

. >> in new york, the united nations general assembly has observed an end of silence for the ends of earth lakes. u.n. secretary general antonio guterres expressed his condolences to the families and called on the international immunity to show solidarity. gutierrez says the u.n. is mobilizing to support the emergency response and that u.n. staff are already on the ground assessing how best to provide assistance. germany's chancellor olaf scholz has expressed his solidarity with turkiye into the ribs of the earth like, and has also offered help. >> i would like to say to all of those who have been affected by this terrible disaster, to relatives and friends, to the whole of turkiye, we stand in solidarity. it is really very sad. they disaster on a massive scale. together with all of the others, we have offered help. we are coordinating it with the turkish government, but also all the others in europe and elsewhere who have offered help. >> along with help from germany, turkiye will receive assistance from a joint european union relief effort or donated from brussels. joining me now f

the united nations general assembly is preparing to vote on a effort to withdraw russia from ukraine.tures from the un's general assembly on whether the war in ukraine will take place shortly. let's hear from you and representative. >> it's appalling to see a permanent member of the un securi council -- take a stand against peace and security. we are sing a violation of international law and the u.n. charter. wouldn't your country expect support from the u.n. at all of us if you're country were to be invaded and part of it annexed by a neighbor? >> this was china's you and representative. [speaking foreign language] >> russia and ukraine are moving toward each other. resuming i dialogue as soon as possible bringing concerns in the negotiation. and setting out peaceable options. putting it earlier in the crisis and giving peace a chance. >> our correspondent told me more about the significance of the vote. anchor: onhe eve of the fit anniversary for ukraine, the west, and its supporters this is a key moment to see where the world stands on the war. and to show people around the world w

national on terrorism charges. ah, i bri. gov to our viewers watching on p b. s. in the united states into all of you around the world. welcome, the united nations general assembly is holding an emergency session this hour, just hours before the 1st anniversary of rushes invasion of ukraine. the assembly is considering a draft at 10 point plan to end the fighting a plan that was outlined by ukraine's president vladimir zalinski. you would secretary general antonio, but here dash has repeated his calls for the conflict to end. and he has once again called for respect to be shown for the un charter delegates are expected to vote on the resolution shortly just are very oh nina spoke. she is, follow me the debate for us at the you in, in new york. she joins me now. if you heard the german foreign minister's speech there before the un general assembly, she was basically telling the world wide germany, it's on ukraine side. what stood out to you pseudo, to me, brent, how emotional this is speech started. she said it takes 45 minutes between your hear the sirens, and a missile hits key even what these 45 minutes mean to the people, to parents, to children. and that's h

that is the wording of a resolution that was passed earlier resoundingly by the united nations general assembly. the u. n. took the rare step of calling an emergency special session to vote on the 10 point plan to end the fighting. just ahead of the 1st anniversary of russia's invasion of ukraine draft is illusion. e slash yes, 11 slash ella 7 is adopted. a message to moscow from the majority of the world's nations cease hostilities with ukraine and withdraw your military immediately slash the resolution drafted by ukraine and was passed by a 141 of the you ends 100 and $92.00 member nation solution on the eve of the wars one year anniversary, les l. the result is non 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 the international order and the coalition in support of ukraine, student 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 inve

and ukraine very much on the agenda at the united nations general assembly, lets take you there liveway, they're discussing the war in ukraine, with more pressures on member states to condem russia's actions. a motion has been tabled, calling on russia to withdraw from all ukrainian territory, and foran immediate cessation of hostilities. our north america correspondent, nada tawfik told me more about the general assembly and how effective another vote will be. it's a general assembly resolution which isn't binding but rather more symbolic, it holds political weight. i think what diplomats will tell you as they are under no illusions that this will change anything on the ground, in fact if you listen to what the russian ambassador said in the hall, he urged member states not to support the resolution, saying it wouldn't be helpful to ease the tensions between russia and the tensions between russia and the west. he largely says his country blames the west or trying to destroy russia and he believes that this resolution if passed would, as he put it, just lead to more russia phobic mil

then at the end of the week in new york, we're expecting the united nations general assembly potentially to vote on a new resolution. that will be a test of international opinion that we have all of shots. the german chancellor going to india. he'll be looking to try to astir india off the fence where it's been perched for the last year or so. so, so much going on this week, as you can imagine, because it's such a symbolic week or with that inverse re, at the end of it. 70 lots of diplomatic activity now. now, richard, we heard from president biden promising additional military support as he spoke earlier today in here. he also talked about the steadfast support, the unity when it comes to supporting ukraine. and yet, are there some signs that some of this unity in supporting ukraine is waning among some us lawmakers yet were there, there is the element of politics is being injected potentially into the picture of u. s. support for ukraine, more than it has so far. and that really is part of the political time table. we had the u. s. midterm elections took place in november and that chan

discussing where you've got these massive climate change events happening across at the united nations general assembly decisions in 2010 that recognizes water and sanitation as a human right and essential to human rights. how is that? and those decisions where people agreed to them were all the countries signed onto them. and how are those being addressed in any of the climate discussions that are underway at the moment? i do think water is being given the central rule. it should be given because what's the climate system? the climate system is the biosphere, managing the climate, and when the climate is the stabilize, the hydrologic system is the stabilized with the same systems that are leading to emissions of greenhouse gases and possible pollution of water intensive systems that are anywhere destroying the hydro, logical balance of the land, i did a book on the green revolution and been job open job is the land to find rivers. it should have no war to crisis. this is why the green revolution was taken to been job. and in a few decades, it has of course, destroy the saw. it's destroyed, the palming

we're in new york, the united nations general assembly has observed the minute of silence for victims of the earthquakes un secretary general, antonio british expressed his condolences to their families. he called on the international community to show solidarity. comparative says that the un is mobilizing to support the emergency response, and that staff are already on the ground in turkey and syria to assess how best to provide about assist. whichever transfer all of scholes has expressed his holiday already with turkey and with the victims of these deadly earthquakes. and he has offered help miss my dish. i'd like to say to all those who have been affected by this terrible does austin come to school from one of them under her relatives and friends employed the whole of turkey? we stand in solidarity and by morn with you, the top is lightened it assessment. it's really very satisfy disaster and a massive scale to some home gets with them together with all the others we have offered help isn't it's gotten that we have brought in aiding it with the turkish government, but also with al

3 and a half 1000 military personnel are assisting the search and rescue efforts, the united nations general assembly and neil because of 30 minutes of silence for the victims of the earthquakes. un secretary general antonia good terrorist expressed of condolences and called on the international community to show solidarity for the terrorists said you and staff are already on the ground in turkey and syria providing support the get gone, a and football at christian up through has been pulled alive from the rubble in the turkish city of her, ty gone, a football association confirmed the successful rescue. 31 year old who was reported missing on monday. he currently plays for the turkey side at high school. the international response to the earthquake is gathering pace. humanitarian aid is on its way and rescue. teams from around the world are heading to the region and germany is joining the effort. people turning up in droves to help hundreds wall entails or to stumble airport, trying to get to southern turkey where the devastating earthquake has killed. thousands of people. countries around the world

and ukraine very much on the agenda at the united nations general assembly — lets take you there liveway. they're discussing the war in ukraine, with more pressures on member states to condem russia's actions. a motion has been tabled, calling on russia to withdraw from all ukrainian territory, and foran immediate cessation of hostilities. you can see people making their speeches they are right now. netta, as always, great to get you on the show. i have to ask, how effective is yet another vote. we have seen this before, countries tend to abstain or veto harsh language altogether. what does this achieve? doctor great question, especially here when it's a general assembly resolution but not binding but rather more symbolic, it holds political weight. rather more symbolic, it holds politicalweight. i rather more symbolic, it holds political weight. i think what diplomats will tell you is they are under no illusions that this will change anything on the ground. if you listen to what the russian ambassador set in the hall, he urged member states not to support the resolution, saying it wo

release, and now we are talking about the main news of the beginning of this day, the united nations general assemblyroved by a majority of votes the draft resolution that contains the key provisions of the peace formula proposed by ukraine, 141 countries voted for - seven against. now we see the actual voting table, except for russia, the red button voted belarus syria north korea eritrea nicaragua and mali at the basis of a comprehensive, just and sustainable peace in ukraine end of quote the head of the president's office andriy yarmak reacted and among those who supported us the leading states of the middle east are very grateful to everyone who stood on the side of ukraine in this unprovoked russian aggression end of quote the resolution is broader and has fewer details than the peace plan of the documents refers, in particular , to the support of the territorial integrity of ukraine within its internationally recognized borders defined in 1991. russia is required to completely withdraw its troops from all the territories of ukraine, without exception, as well as the de-blockade of ukrainian mar

the united nations general assembly has been meeting in new york to discuss the war in ukraine with morestates to condemn russia's actions. a motion has been tabled, calling on russia to withdraw from all ukrainian territory, and for an immediate cessation of hostilities. our north america correspondent nada tawfik assesses how effective this vote will be. i think what diplomats will tell you is they are under no illusions that this will change anything on the ground. in fact, if you listen to what the russian ambassador said in the hall, he urged member states not to support the resolution, saying it wouldn't be helpful to ease the tensions between russia and the west. he largely says his country blames the west for trying to destroy russia and he believes that this resolution if passed would, as he put it, just lead to more russia—phobic militaristic lies from the west. so there is certainly that rhetoric and those divisions which are extremely large of course given the war in ukraine. but what diplomats say is that it is important with the one—year anniversary coming up, for the natio

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united nations general assembly for the ukrainian resolution .e from new york, olga, is in direct contact with us. koshelenko olga congratulates so, congratulations on the positive result. and please tell me if there was any intrigue around this vote, what was it? i heard you told my colleagues earlier that ukraine will first of all fight for the votes that have always been lacking, and to what extent is africa and latin america we succeeded. congratulations marichko, and in particular, congratulations on the fact that the resolution was indeed voted with an excellent result . i will say frankly, at the preparation stage, diplomats told us that any result above 130 they would consider good, but digitized would be better 141 for against seven thirty-two countries abstained. who are these six friends of putin who openly vote unanimously with russia , you will not be surprised, they are belarus, north korea, eritrea , little nicaragua and syria. very serious work was also carried out by ukraine by our partners to support this resolution, so that cou

the resisting the search and rescue efforts united nations general assembly in new york observed a minute of silence for victims of the oath quite un secretary general antonio who terrace expressed his condolences and called on the international community to show solidarity or whatever said you went, staff are already on the grounded turkey and syria providing support about the devastating german crews have joined the effort to assist with search and rescue operations in turkey. a team of emergency workers has landed in a donna bringing with them equipment and such dogs rescue teams from mexico, india and israel are also heading to the region with other nations. also promising support people turning up in drugs to help hundreds of volunteers or to stumble airport, trying to get to southern turkey where the devastating earthquake has killed thousands of people. countries around the world have dispatched rescue teams equipment as well as humanitarian aid. among them, mexico, india, and israel. our goal is to save life. we believe that life could be saved still in this time slot. the conditi

our headlines: the united nations general assembly has overwhelmingly approved a resolution demandingps from ukraine. 100 and 41 countries voted in favour. only seven opposed it. the resolution comes on the eve of the first aniversary of russia's invasion — which has killed tens of thousands of people, flattened cities and towns, and forced millions to flee their homes. more now on the war in ukraine — and my colleague clive myrie was in the capital, kyiv, this time last year and has returned to ukraine, one year on. he's been visiting the city of izyum in the north east of the country, which is blanketed in snow now, to follow the accounts of russian soldiers who'd been fighting there, and one ukrainian woman, living through the despair of war. two narratives of this war are being written. two testimonies. in the northeastern city of izyum, those histories have merged, as we piece together transcripts from russian soldiers calling home and the diary of one ukrainian woman. witnesses to the madness. what you'll hear and see are the voices and words of both sides responding to the same

nations at the un general assembly has voted against the russian invasion, even of finding unity on more punitive actions against moscow has proved more elusive. she ebert nancy al jazeera, the united nations, that china is expected to unveil a plan on friday to end the war in ukraine. you can impressive laudermill. zalinski has been hostings, spanish prime minister, padre sanchez and keith and at a press conference after their talk cilenzo, he said that he was cautiously optimistic about a chinese peace plan and implement young y o 8 is still a man. 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 seeing specifically what they offer. a summer job with has more for moscow. whether it is a well kept secret term, because john has been talking about this piece planned for the last few days, but it hasn't unveiled it as yet. this morning we've heard

that's nick connelly, reporting from her son and the united nations general assembly is holding an emergency session to mark the anniversary of the invasion. the assembly is considering a draft 10 point piece plan, outlined by ukraine's president vladimir zalinski un secretary general antonio terrace has repeated calls for the conflict to end. and for respect for the un, charter delegates are expected to vote on the resolution shortly before the hungry t w's and his pool is following the debate for us at the un in new york. and she told me more about what's happening there now, well it is, as we just said, it is highly symbolic. like one year nearly one year after the brutal and raisin of, of luxury a put him into your grain. they want to map out a piece plan, but the big question here really is, how many nations really will join behind this piece plan? because we always hear the global community is united and her ones are to support a president lensky. as long as he needs to take all the occupied territory, crimea included back her. this is actually not the kite case. the debate to you is m

nations, after you and general assembly house voted against the russian invasion, even though finding unity on more punitive actions against moscow has proved more elusive schubert, nancy al jazeera united nations general assembly also stressed the need for independent investigations into alleged war crimes, you end talk, human rights body has already documented unlawful killings at several locations. natasha battle reports from tentative the aftermath of a russian attack in the northern ukrainian city of kennedy here last year on the ground bodies of civilians that been queuing outside a shop for break. when they were hit by shells and rockets. 15 people were killed, dozens injured. so you are standing around here and i was all it was to. natasha narrowly escaped death that day by taking cover by this wool. she was in the queue with her son and mother in law. she plays me recording. she made on her phone with you said this below news at news. i believe we heard explosions near us. it was very close. and then we saw lots of people running everywhere at the time, at the attack china, he was a city under siege. russian forces were surrounding it and sheltered, almost daily. they destroyed