the united nations has also become too reliant on one player on one major funder. on one major funder just because that is what we called assist contributions rich amongst all the members to you not according to an accepted scheme of assessment but for me every contributor is important and i think our budgets are adopted by the general assembly in which only the countries are indeed represented i come every second year to a better because they believe that russian federation of the permanent member of the security council and the really critical role to play in shipping of the memberships and it really quickly ruled to play as the of the opposition which it was and finally a very important role to play into a bigger. druggies when it comes to. the general assembly home absolutely but i think. the russian suspicion and perhaps also the chinese suspicion would be that this is devised that this coming from this capitals is not always deemed as valuable as the advice coming for example from washington a western capitals and. one thing that i think many observers noted

the general assembly of the united nations accorded it similar recognition. >> the representative of the alestinian people. we have this organization and many -- controlling all of our different branches, our military forces, are central conference. we have our national conference which would present all the organization, political organizations which epresent our people. >> be they invaders, tourist, or refugees, large bodies of foreigners are always resented by the local population. refugee camps have become grudgingly accepting enclaves guarded by plo soldiers. >> the question is the palestinian, he is at the ercy. he is always observed. e is always mistreated. this is the tragedy of the palestinian today. he does not have a place to go to. >> we should not forget that war is part of politics and we struggle by all means at our disposal. we struggle on all different fronts politically, militarily, democratically and ocially. >> training of the fedayeen begins. those who do not have devious experience in weapons and weaponry. the first operation state back to 1965. to some they are

the us ambassador to the united nations has said that america would use what she called the full rangecapabilities to defend themselves and their allies. russia and china have said they are opposed to any military action. james landale has the details. today, on the coast of south korea, a barrage of missiles, fired by local and us forces: a simulated attack on the leadership, a show of force and retaliation, backed up tonight by hard words from the united nations security council. today is a dark day, a dark day because yesterday's actions by north korea made the world more dangerous. their illegal missile launch was not just dangerous but reckless. it showed north korea does not want to be part of a peaceful world. with this launch of an intercontinental ballistic missile, it shows it wants to threaten a number of states and, indirectly, the whole world. this is the cause of their concern: yesterday's launch what the us now admits was in north korea's first intercontinental ballistic missile, that experts claim could carry a nuclear weapon as far as alaska. today, north korea claimed

and i think it makes the united nations ineffective and hypocritical. hypocritical, but the u.s. support for israel is strong and will remain strong as long as i continue to have something to do with it, and a lot of other people on both sides of the aisle feel strongly we need to stand with our ally israel and if the united nations needs to be called out, they will be called out, but we don't need to cut off our noses despite our -- two spite our faces. we need to shave that organization to help spread democracy around the world and does not help dictators who would take us backwards. greta: congressman eliot engel, the top democrat on the house foreign affairs committee and this week's newsmaker we thank , you. rep. engel: thank you. greta: let me turn to the two of you and talk about what is next on russia. this sanctions bill that we we talk about with mr. engel at the top to pass the senate. what is the likelihood that they just take up the senate linkage? we heard from mr. engel, and you have republican senators saying just pass it already. elana:

to the united nations being proposed?other, may she rest in piece, she used to say don't cut off your nose despite and as angry as i am at united nations and the so-called human rights commission, which is unfair to israel and singles israel out, the worst dictators, the worst toimes -- they have no right point the finger at any country, let alone israel. we have be very careful. if we pull away, it allows those people we don't like to have free reign. the united states is a very important moral force and trying to push the united nations to doing the right thing, but i understand their frustration of my colleagues on both sides of the aisle who say they do wrong things and want more money and don't respect us and don't respect our friends like israel, and people are very frustrated. i asked nikki haley about this when she came for our committee a couple of weeks ago. israel is the only country on the committee, item number seven just deals with israel. no other country has an item holy for them. israel could still be bro

. ♪ >> the united nations calls for help.ve days, president truman has ordered fighting men to the field. [gunshots] [explosions] within three weeks, half the country has been overrun. troops from other 15 u.n. matt -- nations help. [gunshots and explosions] >> to turn the tide back, red chinese soldiers come to the aid of south koreans and a pattern established, with one sided fencing and then the other. -- side advancing and then the other. [gunshots and explosions] years, ware long rages up and down the country side. falls to the communist invaders, twice it is captured. [gunshots and explosions] >> by the time the armistice is 1953,y signed on july 27, the deaths include american troops, and more than 400,000 south koreans, both military and civilian. from the south korean survivors, countless thousands are starving, homeless refugees. seoul, the republic's largest city, lies in ruins. block after block of rubble testifies to the grim fact to the grim fact that more than 80% of it has been destroyed. hunger, poverty, and

the united nations china says a military action must not be an option. as the u. s. warns it will use force if asked to. the united states is prepared to use the full range of our capabilities to defend ourselves. and our allies. president trump plans in europe for a series of high profile events. round one is in power and the most closely watched meeting will be with vladimir putin. and they keep that company and that crucial to china's diplomatic out reach. we chill over the politics of pandas. welcome to obvious on public television and around the globe. divisions a match that the united nations today i have the best way to respond to north korea's aggressive missile test. the us ambassador said if the international community acts together. pam prevented could testify. the last will propose new un sanctions. the russians representative warned that attempts to economically strangled north korea would be unacceptable. away since president trump arrives in europe had a the g. twenty summit. a diplomatic editor james landau stop saw coverage. today the coast of south k

. >> yesterday united nations security council held an emergency session to discuss the latest developments in north korea after that country launched an intercontinental ballistic missile that's capable of hitting the united states. here's a look at that meeting. [speaking in native tongue] [speaking in native tongue] [speaking chinese] [speaking chinese] [speaking chinese] [speaking chinese] [speaking chinese] [speaking chinese] >> thank you, mr. chair. mr. president, members of the security council, according to the official news agency of the democratic people's republic of korea, dprk, and various government sources, at approximately 9:00 a.m. local time on july 4, 2017, the dprk launched a ballistic missile which is termed quote test fire of intercontinental ballistic rockets rocket. the missile was launched near the pyongyang airfield in a northwest of the dprk. according to the dprk it covered a distance of 933 kilometers during 39 minutes flight reaching an altitude of 2802 kilometers before impacting into the sea. according to these parameters the missile would have a range of rou

united nations ambassador nikki haley says the united states is also focusing on any nation that worksthe north. >> in order to move north korea off the military escalation, we must do more. we will not look exclusively at north korea. we will look at

us ambassador at the united nations as well, nikki haley. sol united nations as well, nikki haley.ink all the signals are pointing to the same direction. i hope that also with getting more and more information on what is really going on on the ground in ukraine, that also helps to formulate the position that would be for the benefit of ukraine and for the benefit of ukraine and for the benefit of ukraine and for the benefit of the free and democratic world. it remains to be seen... where the us is an actor as well. you say the us is the main actor. there is also additional concerns about, that the is retreating. your own former acting president of ukraine said earlier this year of us withdrawal from global leadership. he said, expert further destabilisation, especially in eastern europe. he isn't the only one saying that. we see that russia and china have got this new alliance which president xijinping and china have got this new alliance which president xi jinping says will be defining factor in the new world order within the next ten years.” think right now it is the time for get

close to the united nations. in 2015 coming chinese company purchased the walled off astoria -- the waldorf-astoria for $1.9 billion. we have strong concerns about chinese ownership. china's hackers had been accused of perpetrating the mass of ridge personnel records that compromise the data of millions of our own employees could i am very happy that the residents in new york has moved so we can ensure the security of our personnel. but i would also like to give further clarity regarding the future of the residents since the trump tower is only one mile away. i want to ensure that you are not thinking about moving and spending taxpayer dollars at trump tower. >> know i am not. we did move because china bought it and for the reasons you stated. i will stay in this location no, i amis time, but not moving to the trump tower. >> ideal to back. >> ambassador haley, thank you so much for enduring almost three hours of listening in such an eloquent way. i think representing north carolina, i get to share the same telev

in this drawing, you can see in his own writing, a real broad sketch of what he thought the united nations might be. it starts on the left with the little circle. that represented the nations 40 that were at that time in the coalition fighting the axis powers. this represents the idea of what becomes the u.n. general assembly. in the center, you have something marked executive committee. this is really the full-time staff of what would become the united nations, the secretariat. the last circle marked -- four police. that was his conception of the four policemen or the security council. the four police he had in mind were the united states, great britain, the soviet union, and the fourth country was going to be china which he felt was an up and coming power and deserving fouring among these policemen or the security council of the united nations. these were the ideas he was kicking around for this postwar organization. i think it is very telling that he was thinking so far ahead. this was 1943. the war was far from over but he was already thinking about what would come after the war. in 19

with united nations peace keeping force with drawn, all attempts failing solutions seemed increasinglyote. the time for talk was over. together great britain and the united states drafted a deck la area. principals were simple and basic. all in all it was a gamble against time and time is not on our side. in the situation room of the white house maps had been replaced with those of the mediterranean. now that diplomacy had given way to war his compelling task was to tamp it out. the team had been assembled, men whom which has been a way of life and for whom foreign crises have become the coin of daily living. false charges would be made attempting to brand the united states and great britain as active participants. and now with fighting in progress it was impairtive to calculate misunderstanding. they exchanged direct messages advising direct would not intervene with armed force. at that moment the world was apprised of the fact that the go powers could prevent conflict from spreading and engulfing others. directly following the initial conference in the situation room he asked secreta

faithful implementation of the relevant united nations security council resolution is critically important , remember state must work together to pressure north korea into taking concrete action toward the denuclearization. >> we need to stand with korea united message that it is north korea not our side. >> and also an examination to take further transmissions in the event of the ddr k nuclear test for lunch, this launch requires a response from the council in the form of a resolution with sanctions. >> i look forward to looking closely with councilmembers. and thank you mister president. >>. >> sue president, [speaking french] >> assistant general general for political affairs or the very destructive statement he's given us. >> yet again, the security council is meeting following a grave and unjustifiable violation by north korea of its international obligations . amounting to a threat to international peace and security. with the ballistic melissa lost two days ago, north korea continues its reckless behavior in a most inexcusable manner. this concerning and stubbornly proclaimed desire

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in this drawing, you can see in fdr's own writing, a broad sketch of what he thought the united nations might be. it starts on the left with this little circle marked 40 un. that represented the 40 nations in the united nations coalition fighting the axis powers. this represents of the idea of what becomes the u.n. general assembly. in the center is executive committee. this is really the full-time staff of what will become the united nations. the secretariat -- and the last circle, which is marked four police is roosevelt's conception , of what became the security council of the united nations. the four police that roosevelt had in mind were the united states, great britain, the soviet union, and the fourth country was going to be china, which he felt was an up-and-coming power and deserving of being among the four policeman, or the security council of the united nations. so, they are in rod strokes, the ideas that he is kicking in his mind for this postwar organization. i think it is very telling that roosevelt is thinking so far ahead. this is 1943 and the war is far from over, but h

ambassador to the united nations. as soon as we got word that north korea had set off a missile that could actually reach the united states alaska in particular she said we have to get this together. they are members right now. and they called this emergency meeting regarding the nuclear threat. the meeting was happening as it officially warns that war is now on the table and could be a real possibility with north korea. the pentagon sports person confirming that 37 minutes with the inter- continental ballistic missile is the longest time of any flight for any ballistic missile they had launched today. so what did it do. it traveled 1,700 miles into space and the fact that it could reenter the atmosphere is the big part of this. it did. it makes it makes it quite capable of striking in the region and reaching as far as alaska. adam shapiro is live at the white house with the very latest. the president is in the air right now. but he knows what happens and what is developing. this morning they were responding as they he

with the united nations peace keeping force withdrawn, solutions through diplomacy and united nationsvention seemed increasingly remote. the time for talk was over. together, great britain and the united states drafted a maritime declaration to be circulated among the world's sea-going nations. it's principles were simple and basic. the gulf of aqaba was an international waterway. all nations had the right of free passage. with maritime powers uniting in a common front, they hoped to challenge the egyptian blockade. all in all, it was a gamble against time, and time, president wilson declared, is not on our side. ♪ >> the president received the first word of the fighting at 4:00 in the morning, the 5th of june. in the situation room of the white house, the all-too-familiar maps of southeast asia had been replaced with those of the mediterranean. the president had been every effort for two weeks to avert hostilities. now that diplomacy had given way to war, his one compelling task was to contain it. the team was assembled, men for whom foreign affairs have since become a way of life an

. ♪ the united nations, denying the invasion, calls for help.sident truman has ordered fighting men to the field. [gunshots] [explosions] within three weeks, half the country has been overrun. as the troops from 15 other human nations health, the tide of battle slowly turns -- 15 help, the nations tide of battle slowly turns. [gunshots and explosions] to turn the tide back, red chinese soldiers come to the aid of the north koreans, and a pattern is established, with one first advancing and then the other. [gunshots and explosions] for three long years, the war rages up and down the countryside. twice, seoul falls to the communist invaders. twice it is captured. [gunshots and explosions] by the time the armistice is finally signed on july 27, 1953, 30 thousandlude americans, 5000 from the other assisting you when armies, -- armies, and more than 400,000 south koreans, both military and civilian. of the south korean survivors, countless thousands are starving, homeless refugees. seoul, the republic's largest city, lies in ruins. block after block

nikki haley call would on the united nations.n, and i didn't hear a lot of the cater walling about people who felt threatened and it was a strange moment. >> the whole korean thing is a strange moment. it is a hot spot that put many presidents losing sleep over the years and they are doing things they shouldn't be doing and we have to figure out how to stop them and i think we are on the verge of that and we need the world to be behind us. not only will create economic but a dafrmg to the people of south korea. >> lou: when you say the world behind us. the european union want to make it clear to stop north korea nuclear ambition. why is not there a reaction. today, i didn't hear from the european union. i didn't hear from asia or japan, we did hear fromem and south korea is silent. what is it in the world. this is a peculliar moment. >> it is a reflection of how feckless the united nation. here is a fly speck of a nation. >> lou: that's the situation. they now to talk about our national interest. but this president is great at. b

thoreau and faithful and limitation of the relevant united nations security council resolutions is critically important. every member state must work together to pressure north korea into taking concrete action towards the nuclearization. we need to send a clear, united message that it is north korea that needs to change, not our side. we must recall the council 's determination to take further significant measures in the event of a further dprk test or lunch. this logic requires a swift response -- launch requires a certain response from the council in the form of a robust resolution with sanctions. japan looks forward to working with council members to this end. thank you, mr. president. >> [speaking foreign language] >> [speaking foreign language] >> i would like to thank the assistant secretary-general for political affairs for the very instructive statement he has just given us. again the yet security council is meeting following a grave and unjustifiable violation by north korea of its international obligations. amounting to a threat to international peace and security. with the ballist

it's no secret where the united nations stands either. it has passed multiple resolutions calling on hezbollah to disarm. it is calling on the lebanese state to control over its territory. but neither of these things has happened. the trend is very much in the opposite direction. hezbollah openly defies these resolutions and impedes the lebanese government's ability to exercise full control over its territory. for too long, the security council has chosen to pretend that the status quo is acceptable are for the people of lebanon. it is not. hezbollah's illegal weapons build-up is putting the people of lebanon in grave danger. remarkably this council cannot even bring itself it use the word hezbollah. in recent rez lugresolutions ar statements in lebanon. many are happy to name israel time after time. but hezbollah is somehow off limits. it's absurd. worse than that, it's dangerous. the least the american people expect from this council is to acknowledge the obvious threats right in front of us. how can i explain to them that there is a te

united nations efforts are underway. which you are aware of. we also see economic aspects to the diplomatic effort to diver them from this wrong path. thank you very much. we have work to do. thank you for coming out. announcer: tonight, harvard university sociology professor and author william julius wilson on race relations in america. he says the on a plumbing cap between white and black's -- the unemployment gap between whites and blacks can be explained by race. here is some of what you will see tonight. mr. wilson: in order to keep things in perspective when talking about the gains of more privileged blacks, it is important not to overlook the continuing interracial disparities. for example, a report from the center of economic and policy research reveals before the great recession, there was only difference in the unemployment gap between recent black and white college graduates, age 22-27. shortly after13, the economic downturn, the gap had a surged to a 7.5% difference. race is obviously a factor at play here. because historically the

thorough and faithful implementation of the relevant united nations security council resolutions is critically important. every member state must work together to pressure north korea into taking concrete action towards denuclearization. we need to send a clear, united message that it is north korea that needs to change, not our side. we must recall the council's determination to take further significant measures in the event of a further dprk test or lunch. this launch requires a certain response from the council in the form of a robust resolution with sanctions. japan looks forward to working with council members to this end. thank you, mr. president. >> [speaking foreign language] >> [speaking foreign language] >> i would like to thank the assistant secretary-general for political affairs for the very instructive statement he has just given us. president, yet again the security council is meeting following a grave and unjustifiable violation by north korea of its international obligations. amounting to a threat to international peace and security. with the ballistic missile launch 2 days ag

the united nations syrian envoy said a cease-fire brokered by russia, the u.s. jordan appears to be broadly holding. the civil war in syria has entered its seventh. -- 70 year. -- seventh year., still to come, the latest additions from the -- the samples of bauhaus architecture. daniel will be here with business headlines. we are back in 60 seconds. ♪ ♪ brent: welcome back here with "dw news." the german government has defended the police operation against protesters at the g-20 summit in hamburg last week. the interior minister wants to crack down on what he calls left wing extremists. iraq's prime minister is formally declared victory over so-called islamic state in the strategic northern city of mosul. , earlier -- clashes had been reported where a few dozen jihadist holding out. mosul was the last stronghold of the islamic state in iraq. reporter: iraqi prime minister greeted by jubilant crowds in mosul. he has come to the city to declare victory over the so-called islamic state after almost nine months of fierce fighting. celebrations broke out all over the

community that's the spin based on washington's dominance in the international community at the united nationsjust three weeks ago the united states carried out a bomb a nuclear bomb dropping drill that simulated the nuclear destruction of north korea nobody called their provocative where north korea sends off a missile test saying we're not going to be bullied that's provocative so you know the question the narrative of north korea's provocations in and provocative activity in the face of the united states and south korea carrying out the largest war exercises in the world simulating the destruction the invasion and destruction of north korea while that's never considered a provocation and that just doesn't ring true that's a double standard and we need to stop accepting the dominant narrative offered by washington. so as we have seen pyongyang and its missiles have again been stealing the headlines over the last number of days but partly not been so kerf old with their stories sources using tweets from a fake news account in north korea. let's return to the g. twenty summit in the german cit

the united nations security council holds an emergency session a day after north korea launches what u.s. intelligence views as a brand new long-range missile. u.s. warns it is prepared to defend itself and its allies and warns china about trading with kim jong-un. >>> diplomatic dance. president trump gets ready to sit down with russia's president putin, but will he confront putin with russia's election meddling. will he offer what they want to settle the relationship? >>> president trump is in poland after his foreign trip angered european leaders on his first visit. how will he handle the crucial summit meetings there? >>> an ambush. a new york city police officer, a mother of three, shot in the head as she sits in a marked vehicle. they call it an assassination. what's behind the deadly ambush. i'm jim sciutto. you're in "the situation room." >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >>> breaking news, the united nations security council holds a security session today after north korea's long-range missile, long enough to reach alaska. north korea says it can carry a nuclear warhe

the united nations starts delivering aid to people in syria's northeast for the first time in three years, in hopes to reach 2000 people still trapped in a war zone. good to have you with us. 9.5 years behind bars is the sentence it resilient george -- judge has slapped on lula da silva. it is part of a massive corruption case that has seen several politicians and business executives jailed. lula had been considering running for president again in next year's elections. he will reportedly remain free, pending an appeal. join now by alex, an expert on brazilian politics of author of the book brazilianaires. it is good to see you again. let's talk about lula da silva. he was a top contender for next year's election. now he has been sentenced to prison. what does this ruling mean for him as a potential candidate? >> it is not promising, for his future as a candidate. more than a leader in the polls, he is an a massive figure in brazilian politics. the first brazilian president who ever grew up poor. he over soon -- oversaw one of the greatest economic booms, he was known around the world, he

in truth, this not only the united states and our allies that are threatened, north korea is destabilizing escalation is a threat to all nations in the region and beyond. their actions are quickly closing off the possibility of a diplomatic solution. the united states is prepared to use the full range of our capabilities to defend ourselves and our allies. one of our capabilities lies with our considerable military force. we will use them if we must. but we prefer not to go in that direction. we have other methods of addressing those who threaten us. and of those who supply the threats. we have great capabilities in the area of trade, president trump has spoken repeatedly about this. i spoke with him at length about it this morning. there are countries that are allowing, even encouraging trade with north korea in violation of your security counsel violation. such countries would also like to continue their trade arrangements with the united states. that is not going to happen. our attitude on train changes when countries did not take international security threat seriously. before the path to a peaceful solution is entirely cl

the united nations is looking seriously divided over how to respond to north korea's latest missile testhe 11th this year, and the first with an intercontinental ballistic missile. all have been in breach of un sanctions. the american ambassador has said the us is prepared to use military force "if we must". the us wants new un sanctions, but russia says attempts to strangle north korea economically are "unacceptable". all this as president trump visits poland, ahead of the 620 summit. here's our diplomatic correspondent james landale. today, on the coast of south korea, a barrage of missiles, fired by local and us forces: a simulated attack on the leadership, a show of force and retaliation, backed up tonight by hard words from the united nations security council. today is a dark day, a dark day because yesterday's actions by north korea made the world more dangerous. their illegal missile launch was not just dangerous but reckless. it showed north korea does not want to be part of a peaceful world. with this launch of an intercontinental ballistic missile, it shows the dprk wants to th

ambassador to the united nations nikki haley this cuts would not harm peace and stability but should encourage the united nations to lose as she put it sounds fat around the edges do you agree with such an assertion that the united states may the united nations rather has become a little bit too overweight and needs to be shaped up. what i would be reaping the billions over the beat to country risk. if you don't but in my perch. for example even before the clean peacekeeping budgets were proved the secret to your under my boss asked me on print for us to review the overall cost of if you.

in truth, this not only the united states and our allies that are threatened, north korea is destabilizing escalation is a threat to all nations in the region and beyond. their actions are quickly closing off the possibility of a diplomatic solution. the united states is prepared to use the full range of our capabilities to defend ourselves and our allies. one of our capabilities lies with our considerable military force. we will use them if we must. but we prefer not to go in that direction. we have other methods of addressing those who threaten us. and of those who supply the threats. we have great capabilities in the area of trade, president trump has spoken repeatedly about this. i spoke with him at length about it this morning. there are countries that are allowing, even encouraging trade with north korea in violation of your security counsel violation. such countries would also like to continue their trade arrangements with the united states. that is not going to happen. our attitude on train changes when countries did not take international security threat seriously. before the path to a peaceful solution is entirely cl

ambassador to the united nations nikki haley speaking to an emergency meeting of the united nations securityng by listening to her remarks, nick, i heard the ambassador mention the american visiting north korea as a tourist in genuine 2016 was arrested and sentenced to years of hard labor and later died because of injuries to the head. she mentioned his name a couple of times. how did that event change the approach the u.s. is taking an -- because it certainly seems a part of this narrative? >> obviously, it personalizes the issue. it is a very stark demonstration of what has become of the north korean regime. arrested basically for tearing down a propaganda poster off of the wall in every things i rolled out of control. what really struck me about the speech that is very new and that i had never heard before after covering the yuan for about 15 years, is nikki haley saying listen, if you do trade with north korea, we will not trade with you. that is a clear message to china but also any other country that if the u.s. detects economic business lease -- links with north korea, she is basicall

you can see in fdr's writing a thoughtetch of what he the united nations might be. it starts on the left here with a little circle marked 40 u.n. represents the 40 nations that were fighting the access powers. this represents the idea what becomes the un's general 70. in the center, you have something marked executive committee, and this is the full-time staff of what would become the united nations, the secretariat. and the last circle, which is marked 4 police, is conception of what became the security council of the united nations. ce roosevelt had in mind were the united eight, great britain, the soviet union, and the fourth country was going to be china, which he felt was an up-and-coming power and deserving of being among the police and or security council of the united nations. there in broad strokes, the idea that is kicking around in his mind for the postwar organization. it is telling that roosevelt is the king's overhead. this is 1943. he is already thinking beyond rising, -- beyond the horizon. in 1944 in the midst of the war, presidentour and a fourth te

community that's the spin based on washington's dominance in the international community at the united nations just three weeks ago the united states carried out a bomb a nuclear bomb dropping drill that simulated the nuclear destruction of north korea nobody called their provocative where north korea sends off a missile test saying we're not going to be bullied that's provocative so you know the question the narrative of north korea's provocations and and provocative activity in the face of the united states and south korea carrying out the largest war exercises in the world simulating the destruction the invasion and destruction of north korea while that's never considered a provocation and that just doesn't ring true that's a double standard and we need to stop accepting the dominant narrative offered by washington exactly forty minutes past the morning here in moscow coming up the internet communities to their own c.n.n. why now well we'll tell you're ninety seconds away. i think you guys are stuck in an alternate reality and russia today and sport and various n.g.o.s put out a set of fact

community that's the spin based on washington's dominance in the international community at the united nations just three weeks ago the united states carried out a bomb a nuclear bomb dropping drill bits simulated the nuclear destruction of north korea nobody called their provocative where north korea sends off a missile test saying we're not going to be bullied that's provocative so you know the question the narrative of north korea's provocations in and provocative activity in the face of the united states and south korea carrying out the largest war exercises in the world simulating the destruction the invasion and destruction of north korea while that's never considered a provocation and that just doesn't ring true that's a double standard and we need to stop accepting the dominant narrative offered by washington. so indeed and its missiles have again been stealing headlines over the past few days but some outlets have a partly not being so kerf with their stories sources using tweets from a fake news account in north korea. it does appear like c.n.n. sparked an internet war of all in abou