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this is a great day for ukraine and for the principles of the united nations. we and our partners have been clear that there will be consequences for russia's actions. we fully support the united states' call for u.n. security council resolution. this council must do all it can to stop the war and uphold the charter. thank you. >> i think representative of the united kingdom and now give the floor to the representative of albania who also wished to make , a further statement. >> dear colleagues. we could not end this meeting with what we have feared and anticipated is happening. explosions are reported in kyiv and several of the cities in ukraine. tanks are in. as we speak, russia is -- its -- is implementing its plan in attacking a neighbor to whom it decided to deny existence, freedom, land, dignity and life. we call on all of the members of the united nations to rally in support of ukraine's sovereignty and territorial integrity. to stand with ukraine and its people, to condemn fully this aggression, to stand for peace, rules, international law and whatever m

long live the united nations. we are now in the seventy's 6th year of the existence of the united nations. it is to remind ourselves that leave founded the united nations to maintain international peace and security. and to that end, to tech, effective collective measures for the prevention and removal of threats to piece and to bring about by peaceful means and in conformity with the principles of justice and international law. just months or settlements of international disputes or situations. yesterday a rear window of opportunity opened up for dialogue as reconvene. here in the general assembly. negotiate soon brought negotiators from both sides are holding talks in belarus. use of was a real form. we pray that these talks really calm down temples and pear. where to piece, excellency is the colleagues the general assembly, which is $193.00 member states, represents the collective conscience of humanity. the strength of this assembly is rooted in its moral authority that has demonstrated that moral courage. and

long live the united nations. we are in the 76 year of the united nations. we founded the united nations to maintain international peace and security. to take collective measures on threats to peace and to bring about, by piece, in conformity. yesterday, an opportunity opened up for dialogue. negotiation -- negotiators from all sides. we pray that these talks will calm down tempers and pave a way to peace. the general assembly represents the collective functions of humanity, the strength of the assembly. to give peace a chance. let peace prevail. i think you. -- thank you. i now give the floor to agree terry general of the united nations, his excellency andre gutierrez. >> mr. president of the general assembly, excellencies, the fighting ukraine must stop. it is raging across the country from air, land and sea. it must stop now. russian missiles and their bombardments have been bombing ukrainian cities day and night. the capital, kyiv, is encircled on all sides. residents are being forced to seek safety in their own homes, in bomb shelters and subways. ukrai

united national. those are the main highlights. we've got our team of correspondence covering this from all the angles rustling. jordan is standing by at the un dominey cane is life in berlin. forced to talk about the e. u. preparing to announce a range of sanctions against russia and bernard smith is life force. in moscow, let's go 1st to bernard in moscow. so, but ukraine, ukrainian president calling us for more sanctions against russia, with support from neighboring countries. how is this expected to unfold in russia? we're glad amy fusion has spent many years trying to insulate the russian economy or perhaps diversify it. di dollar eyes it to make it more able to withstand sanctions. and we know the rushes at central bank has built up a reserve of $631000000000.00 in cash and extreme out of money. a 3rd of the back of the economy. economic outputs of russia and the 4th largest reserves in the world. and while i put a dollar value on that, only 16 percent of that amount of money is actually in dollars. the rest is held in euro's

if ukraine does not survive, the united nations will not survive. have no illusions if ukraine does not have i, we cannot be surprised if democracy fails next. now we can save ukraine, save the united nations, save democracy, and defend the values we believe in and that ukrainian sa, fighting for and being with their lives. the russian delegate will speak shortly. protein has done every thing to the, legitimize the russian presence in the united nations. but i wonder eve, the russian presence in the united nations has ever been legitimate. i wonder if i have all these hol, these assembly voted in accordance with his paragraph. 2 of article full on his mission of the russian federation to the united nations. either in december 1991 or in january 1992 or wherever. thereafter, i want to ask the delegates whose countries voted for admission of the russian delegation to the united nations to raise their hand to confirm that russia was admitted to the united nations. according to the charter, police gentlemen, ladies and gentlemen, please raise your hand

answer sovereignty of ukraine, and are inconsistent with the principles on the charter of the united nation. let me recall the principles and purposes of the un charter we son, which are now and the threat the charter applies to all nation, including russia. to day, in the general assembly member states from all over the world, strongly urged the parties to pursue negotiation to raise a peaceful resolution of the conflict with respect for international law and ukraine, sovereignty and territorial integrity. nor were urges russia as a party to the means agreement and to the conflict, to fulfill its commitments to abide by international law and to return to the path of diplomacy. russia has taken on a clear commitment to seek a peaceful settlement to this conflict and must honor it. we command ukraine's posture of restraint in the face, the continued provocation, an destabilization effort. precedent. let me conclude by again reiterating norris and wavering support for your cranes. so empty, and plato rel integrity within its international recognize force. thank you or your model, and i thank

and for the principles of the united nations. we and our partners have been clear that there will be consequences for russia's actions. we fully support the united states call for un security council resolution. this council must do all it can to stop the war and uphold the charter. thank you. would interesting, i think representative united kingdom and now i'll give the flow to the representative of albania here. also wish to make a fair statement. your colleagues, we could not in this meeting that what we had feared and anticipated since days is happening. explosions are reported in care of and in several of the cities in ukraine. mosques are finally down, and tanks are in as we speak. russia is implementing its plan and attacking a neighbor to whom it has decided to deny existence, freedom, the land, dignity, and life. we call on all the members of the united nations, the rel, in support of ukraine sovereignty. and they told integrity to stand with the crane and its people, the condemned firmly and unequivocally this aggression

the united nations was created on the ashes of a brutal war, the main aim of which is to prevent any other deadly act of live dreads. today, at a time when a number of nations and people throughout the world continue to attempt to heal the scars of faraway wars, as humanity seeks concrete responses to vulnerability and the fragile tease that dust the fragility that -- the fragile see -- fragility around it. -- war wreaks death and destruction. the causes and results of war are irreparable. there is no winner in war. it merely revives the pain and making the hellish cycle of resentment all the more infernal. my country is wedded to peace. we are wedded to the principles underpinning the united nations. we champion international order that is fair, a rules-based order. for this reason, today we condemn the war against a member of the united nations. a country joins its -- our country joins its voice among all those who today will condemn a war with the ardent hope that we will reaffirm the principles of the united nations and this will never be carried out in different ways, different a

this is a grave day for ukraine and for the principles of the united nations. we and our partners have been clear that there will be consequences for russia's actions. we fully support the united states calls for un security council resolution. this counsel must do all it can to stop the war and uphold the charter. thank you. >> i think the representative of the united kingdom. now i will give the floor to the representative of albania who also wishes to make a further statement. >> dear colleagues. we could not have anticipated this happening. rishaad: various envoys to the united nations. the ukrainian envoy they're talking a short while ago. saying that vladimir putin had in essence delivered a message of war. he had declared war. we also heard from linda thomas-greenfield there, sending the same message out. oil responds to the russian envoy suggesting that it was after years of oppression that this state of affairs had arisen. let's bring in a fellow from the asia researcher institute at the national university of singapore. thank you for joining us, as eve

efforts to fund junior officers at the united nations across the range of u.s. agencies that participate. the united states efforts on this has at times been strong, and at other times week. i'm encouraged by the biden administration's efforts to contest elections and international levels, but the only way to be succeed, is to be consistent. a gao report is an important counterpart to the state department's own reporting on their efforts and will ensure this effort will continue to be on congress's agenda in the coming years so we can work with the administration to advance our values and priorities through these international bodies. i hope this hearing is the first of many where the committee can hear from the bureau of international organizations on your work, priorities, and continue to conduct oversight on these issues. thank you again for your testimony, thank you to members of congress for your questions. we are now adjourned. >> today, a congressional panel sent digital privacy and protecting consumer data. watch live coverage from the house administratio

the charter of the united nations. i thank you. the charter of the united nations. he said, in the east of ukraine to which there was no access, and also of the detention ofjournalists. making it very clear that ukraine needed the support of the international community via the united nations as we have seen. nato also extending their support from all members and we are expecting to hear from nato in a while. the uk representative of the un now speaking.— the un now speaking. territorial integrity--- _ the un now speaking. territorial integrity- -- we _ the un now speaking. territorial integrity... we stand _ the un now speaking. territorial integrity... we stand with - the un now speaking. territorial integrity... we stand with the i integrity... we stand with the people of ukraine and we stand with their right to determine their own future. president putin's decision to recognise the so—called donetsk people's republic and luhansk people's republic and luhansk people's republic and luhansk people's republic as independent states proves beyond doubt that russia has

did have you correspond to oversight reporting from right outside the united nations in new york city? thank you. france is we're drawing its troops from molly bringing to an end, a 9 year operation against islamist militants relations between france and the west african nation have deteriorated since the military regime and by marco canceled elections originally scheduled for this month. the one to says they will stay in power for another 4 years. french president ame anyway, my call says it's time for his forces to leave me. we cannot remain militarily involved alongside molly and authorities with whom we don't share a strategy or who have a hidden agenda. that's the situation with facing a molly for more want to bring in nat delena go cho, researcher and security expert on the so hell region and she's joining us from ne share. good to have you with us. what precipitated frances decision to leave molly and this is how we can thank you for having me. the reason for this is a break down into the mantic relations between the 2 countries. and this is due to a number of reasons. the mode

india has consistently advocated at the united nations the need for peaceful settlement of disputes in accordance with international law, and with agreements entered into by parties concerned. i underlined once again that more than 20,000 indian nationals including students are located in different parts of ukraine, including in its border areas. we are facilitating the return of all indian nationals including students. we believe that the solution lies in sustained diplomatic dialogue between the parties. in the meantime, we must emphasize the need for all sides to maintain peace and security by exercising restraint. i thank you. >> i thank the representative of india for his statement, and i now give the floor to the representative of the united arab emirates. >> mr. president, this is the first meeting held by the council on ukraine in light of the recent developments. my country has taken a firm position calling for de-escalation and to find a peaceful solution to the crisis between the concerned parties.

an inconsistent with the principles of the charter of united nations. we very much regret this decision, which risks having regional and global repercussions. we also regret the order to deploy russian troops into eastern ukraine, reportedly on a peacekeeping mission. these development follow the decision to order a mass evacuation of civilian residents of done yes, in the hands into the russian federation. we are concerned by the escalating showing across the contact lines reportedly leading to a number of casualties. always c e 's, special monitoring mission has recorded a total of 3231 cease fire violations and the dumb bus area from 18 to 20 february, 1073 cease fire violations including 926 explosions in the hunts region. and 2158. these via violations including $1100.00 explosions in done yet screech and remind we remind all involved of their responsibilities under international humanitarian law and human rights law. although the united nations is not in a position to verify the numerous claims and allegations made by various actors, we are deeply

united nations essentially accused the united nations of a holding it to a double standard. as you noted, he said that tom, it is in the russians view that tell the government in cave of laudermill zalinski has been oh, essentially waging war on russian speaking of residents of, of don yeske and lou hans and that to no one has been holding that government accountable for the treatment of those citizens in the eastern part of the country, and that russia had an obligation to protect a it's a fellow countrymen and women a given their ro, shared ancestry. the oz ambassador also decried efforts to try to say that what russia has been doing has not been in keeping with the un charter. this is a matter of national security. you heard mr. nancy argue all rights f i for that ross rosalyn joint life was there at said the united nations. we're going to go back now to london. matawan rachada agenesis senior political analyst said johnny, so from from the british capital. so what, so you assessment of what you heard that from the russian ambassador you know, it emphasized or on the line

for this meeting is a letter dated 28 february 2014 for the representative of ukraine to the united nations addressed to the presidents of the unit -- secured counsel. the agenda is adopted. in accordance with rule 37 of the councils provisional rules of procedure, i invite the representative of germany and ukraine to attend this meeting. it is so decided. in accordance with rule 39 of the councils provisional rules and procedure, i provide political and peace building affairs to put dissipate in this meeting. this is so decided. security council will now begin its consideration of item two of the agenda. i now give the floor. >> mr. president, it is with great concern that i believe -- brief the council this evening on the unfolding situation in and around ukraine. in his statement today, the secretary-general was clear. the secretary-general considers the decision of the russian federation to recognize the independence of certain areas of the regions to be a violation of the integrity and sovereignty of ukraine. an inconsistent with the principles of the charters of the united nations. we

or the united nations 193 members. i think so that's good. it's a, it's certainly not, not, not a majority yet. certainly but, but they're getting that's been rising, rising very slowly of over the last few hours, i guess as always there, we have to look at the word and remember, this was almost actually a bit of a disaster for the us because the original resolution was far more forceful at invoking, invite writing, invoking chapter 7, which would have been much will coercive at, in his demands of russia. in the, in the end though, we think it, we believe that the resolution was more of a quote more of a call for dialogue. and for that resolution of conflict, and that's where we are now without it because it didn't pass anyway. so now that moves to the un general assembly, we think it's at the us with us on baset of the security council suggested she had i did. in fact, i understand that the u. s. ambassador and to the united nations lindy thomas wingfield is about to speak. we're going to be listening and thank you fo

the united nations had a purpose. the additional bravery of the protesters in russia is not in vain. let us do everything we can to help the people of ukraine as i stand up for themselves for their sovereign country and their children. thank you. >> to the -- to albania. >> formally, it is purely -- it's significant is significant proportions. then try to lock the when at a time when we need it most. not anymore. those fine lines open the big door were the world [indiscernible] an unprovoked and unjustified pure attack of aggression. the unc session is not condoning the provoked war. is -- and is about upholding the u.n. charter. they want to listen to the world and here. russia must be stopped in its attempt to break international rules and to replace it from its role. all member states, especially like-minded, which come to take the majority of the u.n., we must remember that international law rules the u.n. charter and they are the best friends, best army. it is the best insurance. russia's actions undermined them

today, the entire membership of the united nations is under attack. under attack by the country that occupies the membership of the security council in 1991 by passing the u.n. charter. the country that occupies parts of the territory of georgia 2008. the country that occupied parts of ukraine 2014. as stated by the president of ukraine, following the urgent meeting of the national security and defense counsel of ukraine, the international recognized borders of ukraine have been and will remain unchangeable. regardless of any statements and actions of the russian federation. ukraine unequivocally qualifies the recent actions as a violation of sovereignty and territorial integrity of ukraine. the political leadership of the russian federation shall be at full responsibility for the outcomes of the decisions taken. recognition of the occupied parts of those regions of ukraine may be considered as unilateral withdrawal by washer -- russia of the minsk agreement. while it disregards the decisions in the framework of normandy. this step undermines peaceful

these united nations rose from the ashes of two world wars. the senseless destruction of -- was born of a belief that military might makes right. this philosophy applied with modern weaponry, would unleash devastation and human suffering affecting millions of innocent people. tonight, we stand with the people of ukraine. tonight, we plan -- stand with the un charter. we stand with those who even in this dark hour, still have the courage and hope to bring us back from this precipice. a resort to military conquest for one state to impose its will unilaterally against another, to annexed part of its territory, has absolutely no place in the 21st century. there is still a choice, a choice to turn from the path of war to the path of diplomacy and dialogue. mister president, it is never too late to make the right choice. thank you. >> and there you see the virtual unanimous opposition to russia's movement into ukraine tonight. this is how the meeting at the un security council began tonight. >> president putin, stop your troops from attacking ukrain

ambassador to the united nations is speaking right now to the united nations security council.to some of that for the outcomes of the decision to invade. recognition of the occupied parts of the dumbas region of ukraine may be considered as unilateral -- by russia by the minsk agreement. disregard of the decisions taken in the framework of normandy 4. this snap undermines peaceful efforts and ruins the existing negotiating frameworks. by the decisions adopted today, and those that may be adopted tomorrow, russia legalizes the presence of its troops, which have actually been in the occupied areas of donbass since 2014. a country that has fueled the war for eight years is not able to maintain peace as it claims. what will happen next? . we want peace, and we are insistent in our actions. today the ministry of foreign affairs of ukraine has sent a request on the basis of the budapest memorandum to the guarantors of ukraine demanding immediate consultations. the meeting of the un security counter and the special meeting of the oh ac -- >> joining us now is timothy sanders. timothy

and we often hear this of the united nations. what is the united nations actually for? and i think you're getting that underlying message from the various speakers from the president of the general assembly downwards to that. but if, if this isn't the time when the general assembly should act, than when should it act? because theoretically, the united nations is the guardian off the, the rules based order is supposed to maintain international peace and security is supposed to facilitate the settlements of dispute. so the speech that apple, as we have, the european union represents of that, saying that we need to wait the generals of it needs to act and we have seen a draft resolution that's been presented at the wedding will change, no doubt at which is very, is very strongly worded condemning russian actions in ukraine, calling for an unconditional withdrawal russian. russian forces. we expect that to be voted on. in the coming days. it just does. it might help the viewers to tone sounded where what we're expecting is $23.00 our sessions each day. from 15 gmc to 18 g m

so we urge all members of the united nations to use their voice to morrow, to call for the immediate withdrawal of more russian forces from ukraine and, and this war. thank you. but she was the thank you, i now get the fire therapist had to do with india. mister president. it is regrettable that the situation in ukraine has worse and further since the counsel last convened on this matter, video to date, a call for immediate session of violence and an end all hostilities. that is no other choice, but to return back to the part of diplomacy and dialogue. our prime minister has advocated this strongly in his reason conversations with the leadership of the russian federation and ukraine. in this regard, we welcome today's announcement by both sides to hold docks at the bellows border. the global order is anchored on international law, un charter, and respect for territorial integrity and sovereignty of all states. we are all agreed on these principles. we continued to be deeply concerned about the safety and security of indian nationals, including a large number of indian students who ar

and we urge all fellow members of the united nations to speak up for ukraine and to defend the charter. slather you crying again, the distinguished that is the united kingdom ambassador to the united nations barbara would word up throwing the u. k. support really behind ukraine, on the people off ukraine that has been the u. k. position since the beginning of the invasion. and she was calling on putin to end this war. we will keep an eye out on the speeches at the united nations general assembly. and we will bring you any of the latest lines, but for now let's move away from that life picture and bring and she have return. see he's also joining us from the un headquarters in new york. so she has, i'm saying the, the no surprise there and, and what the british ambassador has to say on the situation and ukraine. a restatement south of the thumb support from, from the u. k. a for ukraine. i mean that this is, this is what we expect by this will be a restatement off positions, but also an opportunity for countries who haven't spoken yet on the crisis to make their voices heard. the last, t

constructive dialogue and to continue effort to reach with international law and the charter of the united nationsou, mr. president. >> i think the representative of the united arab emirates and give the floor to the representative of ghana. >> thank you very much, mr. president. i'd like to begin by thanking for the briefing as it relates to the implementation of the agreement as well as the special representative of the chairperson and ukraine and the trilateral contact group and the chief monitor of the special mission in ukraine for highlighting the efforts in facilitating the political and diplomatic settlements of ukraine of the conflict in eastern ukraine. we've taken note as the representative from ukraine and i further welcome the participation of the representatives in this meeting. we welcome in today's discussion the council to take the measures for the implementation of the agreements adopted on 2015. the adoption of the resolution 2202. the crisis in the regions could only be settled through peaceful means. the obligation for the peace and security requires the reiteration of the con

that the united nations has a purpose. that the additional bravery of the protesters in russia is not in vain. let us do everything, everything we can to help the people of ukraine as they stand up for themselves, for their sovereign country, and for their children. thank you. >> i now give the floor to the representative of albania. >> dear car leaks -- colleagues. formally, this dashes a purely procedural. it's significance is of historic proportions. last friday, -- tried to lock the u.n. at the time we needed it most. not anymore. those five lines of the text we just adopted open the big doors of the place where the world meets. the u.n. general assembly, to speak out and condemn an unprovoked and unjustified pure act of aggression. the you nga session is all about preventing unprovoked war, bout upholding the u.n. charter, sending a clear and strong message of what is acceptable and what is not. including to russian citizens who need to listen to the world and here it. russia must stop its attempt to break internation

he will use force to make a farce of the united nations. the united states rejects that firmly. this is 2022. we're not going back to an air of empires and colonies, or to the u. s. s. r or the soviet union. we have moved forward and we must insure, as the permanent representative from kenya said, in the security council on monday night, that the embers of dead empires do not ignite new forms of oppression and violence . unfortunately, the fake reality russia wants to crate is already having real consequences for the people of ukraine and for the world. to date, russia's war in east in ukraine has already killed more than 14000 people, nearly 3000000 ukrainians, half of whom are elderly people, and children need food, shelter, and other life saving assistance. and of course, ordinary russians should be asking how many russian lives putin is willing to sacrifice to feed his ambitions. if russia continues down this path, it could, according to our estimates, create a new refugee crisis. one of the largest facing the world to day with as many as 5000000 more people displaced by rus

there is nothing in the charter of the united nations about ambiguity. as a sneaky way to get into the organization. so when i was coming here an hour ago or so, i was intended to ask the russian ambassador to confirm on the record that the russian troops will not start firing at ukrainians today and go have with their defensive. it became useless 48 minutes ago. because about 48 minutes ago your president declared a war on ukraine. so now i would like to ask the ambassador of the russian federation to save hold the records that at this very movement -- moment, your troops shall not embalm ukrainian city and severe that your troops do not move into territory of ukraine. we can make a vote to let you go out and call him. if you're not in a position to give the summit a counsel, the -- relinquish the responsibilities of the president. but responsibilities over our members of the security council. remember, that is respected of the charger -- charter. also all necessary decisions to stop the war. it is too late to speak about de-escalation, too late. the ru

we'll talk with ambassador to the united nations, linda thomas greenfield, republican congresswoman lizney, and former national security advisor h.r. mcmaster. and we'll also look at potential financial fallout from the crisis with the president of the world bank, david malpas, and exore how a crisis 5,000 miles away is impacting americans. and we'll talk about president biden's historic supreme court pick with south carolina congress james clyburn. it is all just ahead on "face the nation." ♪♪ >> brennan: good morning, and welcome to "face the nation." the reality of a european capital city being bombed by russia as the war in ukraine rages is still hard to fathom. the situation is getting more dire by the hour as the russian military surrounding most of ukraine tightens. but ukrainians are literally fighting in the streets to defend the key cities of kyiv and char kharkiv. in the past 24 hours the u.s. and allies ratcheted up financial pressure on putin with massive sanctions. and in return for those tougher sanctions, putin has put his nuclear deterrence forces on high alert. cbs's d

the united nations is sick. that's a matter of fact. it's been here by the wire is spread by the kremlin. will lead to come to these wires. it is in the hands of the membership to day, the cramming copy, paste it. wore my ward the decree on georgia o. 2008 ward by ward copy based it copy face it no creativity whatsoever. the copy machine and family works very well. who is the next among the members of the united nations? the question is open. i thank yeah, good pitches. i to play the belie as the president of the security council. i'm obliged to say this. i thank the representative of ukraine for his statement. i now get the photo, the representative of germany. thank you mister president. i stopped by thinking and the secretary general rosemary decala for her briefing. people in don bos are celebrating russian recognition of their sovereignty. you can see them setting off fireworks and waving russian flags we heard from one song from local don. yes. residence who gave us their reaction to the events. ah no. with a c as of jewish the we

one way or the other was certainly the power of the united nations. there is quite limited because don't forget that it was shaped by and after the 2nd world war and it needs a resolution really to move forward. and only this, the united nations security council can reach a binding resolution. here today was the meeting of the general assembly. and then the next problem is, of course, that russia is part of that conflict. and russia is not only cheering the security council, but it also holds a v to ride. china also holds a v to ride, which is more a little bit more ambivalent and that conflict. but critics have been saying that the u. n. and especially in this conflict here, is more of a toothless tiger. what does the ukraine want from the u. n? well, it would ideally want a resolution, but if not, then at least bring that topic to the world stage. and that's what we've seen here today. ukrainian foreign minister collaborate the united nations warned of an end of the international order as we know it. and then in the united nation security, secretary

and there was oversight reporting of from outside the united nations in new york city. let's take a look now at the other stories in the headlines right now. hong kong is struggling to cope with its worst wave of covey. 19 infections. chinese prisons, using thing, has ordered authorities to get the situation under control. hong kong chief executive kerry lamb is appealing to residence, to stick to strict 0 cove. it measures powerful winds are battering much of germany at speeds of up to 150 kilometers an hour storm. elena has down trees, cost power outages and disrupted transportation lanes. authorities are warning dangerous conditions could last for several days. military leader, santiago dunbar has been sworn in as were keena fossils president, 3 weeks ago he let a coup against the electorate leader. to me, i seized power and promising to secure the reward torn nation against jihad is in violence because women and we stay in west africa were frances, were drawing counter terrorism. troops from molly, ending a 9 year fight against cha, hottest insurgence. the french go

united nations.ons. this is an escalating threat to i united nations. this is an escalating threat to our . united nations. this is an - escalating threat to our collective global security and to our freedom. ukraine expects decisive, immediate and proportional actions by the international community. president putin tells his _ international community. president putin tells his armed _ international community. president putin tells his armed forces - international community. president putin tells his armed forces at i international community. president putin tells his armed forces at the | putin tells his armed forces at the security of russia is nonnegotiable. and claimed he still open to talks. the government here faces more criticism for not going far enough with its financial sanctions against russian billionaires and banks. tt russian billionaires and banks. tt is absolutely vital that after this first borrowers we work in lockstep with friends and allies around the world and we squeeze them sim

the united nations is was very important in the korean war because in in theory, it was the united nations that waged war to fight to fight communism and and supports and support democracy. not the united states and by the people and for the people a familiar phrase and the idea of enslavement and and a system that makes people tools of the state. well, this is obviously important because here you are trading as a free person. setting the markets deciding whether two of card one is worth three is worth one of card 48 and you are free to to make your deck and i pray that they may be delivered from oppression. in other words. it's not the lead. it's not the people of the soviet union who are bad or evil it's the leaders. and again, this is the entire theme of containment if you understand the russian people and you understand the culture, you'll understand that this is a bad system. the people will will rebel if you just contain them. so this is all just in this one. you haven't even opened the box at this point the topics that i go through that i noticed on on the cards obviously korea othe

united nations cannot verify— ukraine. united nations cannot verify of— ukraine.hese — verify of these reports but if these developments were confirmed, they would greatly add -- — confirmed, they would greatly add —— aggravate an already dangerous situation. the ukrainian authorities are also reporting _ ukrainian authorities are also reporting a new, large—scale cyber— reporting a new, large—scale cyber attack targeting civil, state — cyber attack targeting civil, state and financial institutions. mr president, president zelensky earlier this evening — president zelensky earlier this evening called for continued diplomacy. separately, president putin also spoke about— president putin also spoke about his continued readiness to engage in dialogue. we encourage such efforts, even at this late — encourage such efforts, even at this late hour. un staff remain on the — this late hour. un staff remain on the ground to provide humanitarian assistance to the people — humanitarian assistance to the people of ukraine. we are committed to staying and delivering. all partie