this is because the united nations allowed the high handedness of the united states to antagonize us with the absurd reason. the united states is now planning even at this moment to conduct joint military exercises in the surroundings of the korean peninsula. obviously this is an extremely dangerous act which could drive us to the brink of war. we have found another answer to defend against the military threats of the united states and to ensure peace and security on the korean peninsula and in the region. at the recent session, low on the policy of the nation's nuclear forces has been adopted with the unanimous approval. -- the united states should clearly understand that their heinous and hostile policy over 30 years has just brought about the reality of the prolonged situation for the future. comrade kim jong-un said that present international situations show that the contradiction between justice and injustice with the power structure around the peninsula has become obvious with a change as advocated by the united states that is being accelerated significantly. the most fundament

and united nations are doing to help ukraine is working. the reaction should not be and clearly was not in resident biden's speech to say president putin is being aggressive, let's worry about that. it is to say we need to keep standing up to him. i think we will hear a lot of conversations about that now as president putin discusses or says i'm not bluffing in terms of his strategy for ukraine and the potential failed at using a nuclear weapon, what he wants from the west is for the west to back down. he is betting that in the cold winter, the west will say, i don't want to be in this fight, but the response should be stepping up, pviding more military aid, providing more financial aid to make sure that the green economy survives and to hold out through this winter. if they get to the spring and the same kind of resolve exists in the west, putin will not have that much more he can pull out, and he might have to understand that through his will of force alone, he cannot change the world. he does not want nuclear war. he does not want what w

the issue of discrimination of the united nations in new york is football fever begins to sweep across the globe ahead of the world cup. the arab nation looks to be ready to host the $32.00 team competition. however, being a conservative state where homosexuality is illegal, concerns over l g b t q writes, have taken center stage. recently the vice chair of a football fan group in germany demanded could tarry law, be changed. abolish all the penalties regarding sexual and gender identity. the host nation has struggled to convince rights groups with its message that all will be walker guitars ruler. recently addressing the united nations attempted to ease fears. one who knew and here we are today fodder standing on the threshold of hosting the world's football teams and their fans. a woman in opening our doors for all of them without discrimination than to enjoy the football matches and the amazing atmosphere of the tournament given hammer. in addition to witnessing the economic and cultural renaissance in my country, he doesn't. however, the organizing committee and government official

s. ambassador to the united nations linda thomas greenfield. she's a. busy member of our president biden's cabinet, i asked her about the u. s. is view of where we are now. let the ukrainians have never turned their backs on diplomacy, but they have to defend themselves. the russians made a decision that they would prefer war over peace over diplomacy. so if there are discussions taking place between the 2 of them this week, we encourage that. but we know that until russia takes its troops out of ukraine, it's going to be very difficult to have meaningful diplomacy with them. as you know, russia is on the back foot. militarily the talk now is russia's next tactic, which may be referenda in lieu hans and donates. what would the u. s. is reaction if they tried to annex that territory as they did in 2014 with crimea. they will not be recognized by anyone in the international community. they were not recognized in 2014 and it will not be recognized at this time around. it is illegal annexation of another country's territory. so that is the us ambassador, th

and that the united nation has a responsibility to invest more efforts in the solution of the problems on a global scale. the united nations will have to be much more inclusive and be capable of creating a certain solutions for a more fair world. and the united nations have to become an international organization where common will of the entire human race can lead. when you call gina foot forward, especially visit the council has to be more effective, more democratic, more transparent, and more accountable. it has to be more functional. and it is going to be for the entire human race in its search for peace, justice and welfare. this is going to be a turning point for us all. and in order to remember our come here, john, responsibility ne, have been stating the fact that the world is greater than 5 and that a fair world is still possible. these are the remarks that would been repeating in every platform. in every chance that regards either we are committed and we are driven in our fight and we expect got the entire world to support us. and that's what i would like to call out to you on

they defy principles of the united nations. at this very moment, the international community cannot turn away. yesterday we all woke up to one more attempt to escalate aggression by announcing mobilization he now has waste the war against his own people, the people meant to be the future of the country but have turned into weapons of colonial --. manipulating the very few weapons he is left with. but we shall fear not. we shall meet with, and result. condemnation alone will not end these crimes. it is imperative that international organizations use all their resources to bring russians atrocities to public light. it is our duty to bring putin to justice. the special tribunal to address russia's aggression against ukraine. madam president, russia's war against ukraine has far-reaching consequences beyond europe. ukraine is one of the major exporters of wheat, corn and sunflower oil. we shall make it very clear, the shortage of food is due to russia's aggression against ukraine, and not because of internationally imposed sanction

lawrence good evening alex, that'll be the seventh general assembly of the united nations meeting. we have the united states ambassador to the united nations joining us, linda thomas-greenfield. and normally in any kind of normal world, she would be the lead guest for the first half hour of the show. it's a very big deal having the un ambassador here, but we also have a ron kaine we may have heard of, white house chief of staff. and the man of the hour, the day, the week and possibly some weeks to come, geoffrey berman is going to lead us off. >> --, right next guest. >> is one of those nights. >> it's one of those, nights have a great show lawrence. >> thank you alex thank you. it was just about two years and two months ago on a monday night that i will never forget, after a weekend and i will never forget, when rachel maddow and i were here marveling and i mean just marveling at a weekend of breaking news like we had never seen before involving the united states department of justice, attorney general william barr tried to fire the manhattan district attorney geoffrey berman and t

a permanent member of the united nations security council invaded its neighbor. attempted to erase the sovereign state from e

preconditions for peace. gay, mister president of the general assembly. dear secretary, john of the united nations dear has of state and governments dear journals, nations of the world, ukraine, once pace, you are once this, the world one space. and we have seen who is there only, wow, who was war? there is only one entity among all you and member state who would say now if he could interrupt my speech that he's happy with this war with his war. but we will not let this entity prevail over us, even though is the largest state in the world. ukraine showed stress on the battlefield using its right to sell the fans in accordance with article 51 of the un charter. and no one will reproach us now. or in the future with weakness or inability to fight for our self for our independence. we are achieving a result in this path. and we see what the end of this war will be. and what will be the guarantees of a stable piece. they un charter proclaims the equality of nations, and we proved that ukraine is equal. amanda equals the un charter protests that in liability of borders. and we conform our state borderl

climate diplomacy is not a favor to the united states or any other nation. and walking away hurts the entire world. let me be direct about the competition between the united states and china. as the geopolitical trends, the united states will conduct itself as a reasonable leader. we do not seek conflict. we do not seek a cold war. we do not ask any nation to choose between the united states or any other partner. but the united states will be promote our vision of a free, open, secure, and prosperous world and what we have to offer communities of nations. investments that are designed not to foster dependency but to alleviate burdens and help nations become self-sufficient. partnerships not to create political obligation but because we know our own success, each of our successes increased whether other nations succeed as well. when individuals have the chance to live in dignity and develop their talents, everyone benefits. critical to that is living up to the highest goals of this institution. increasing peace and security for everyone everywhere. the united

citizens of dozens of nations with vastly different histories and ideologies, united in their commitment to work for peace. as president truman said in 1945, the u.n. charter, and i quote, is "proof that nations, like men, can state their differences, can face them, and then can find common ground on which to stand." end of quote. that common ground was so straightforward, so basic, that today 193 of you, 193 member states, have willingly embraced its principles. and standing up for those principles for the u.n. charter is the job of every responsible member state. i reject the use of violence and war to conquer nations or expand borders through bloodshed. two stand against global politics of fear and coercion. to defend the sovereign rights of smaller nations as equal to those of larger to embrace basic ones. principles like freedom of navigation, respect for international law, and arms control. no matter what else we may disagree on, that is the common ground upon which we must stand. if you are still committed to a strong foundation for the good of every nation around the world, then

climate diplomacy is not a favor to the united states or any other nation. walking away hurts the entire world. let me be direct about the competition between the united states and china. as shifting political trends the united states will conduct itself as a reasonable leader. we do not seek conflict. we do not seek a cold war. we do not ask any nation to choose between the united states or any other partner. but the united states will promote a free and prosperous world and what we have to offer communities and nations. investment is the design not to foster dependency but alleviate burdens and help nations become self-sufficient. partnerships not to create political obligation but because we know our own success, each of our successes increase when other nations succeed as well. when individuals have the chance to live in dignity and develop their talents everyone benefits. critical of that is living up to the highest goals of this institution. increasing peace and security for everyone everywhere. the united states will not waiver in our unrelenting deter

. >> president putin picks -- picked this week as most of the world gathers at the united nations touel to the fire that he started shows his utter consent for the u.n. charter, for the general assembly, and for this council. the very international order that we have gathered here to uphold is being shredded before our eyes. we cannot, we will not allow president putin to get away with it. >> it's an attempt to impose on us a different narrative about russian aggression as an origin of the tragedy. this ignores the fact that for over eight years the ukrainian army and fighters from the nationalist formations killed, and continue to kill the inhabitants with impunity simply because they refused to recognize the result of the coup d'etat in kyiv. laura: those are the angry scenes at the united nations and many russian citizens are trying to escape the military mobilization and that's why they leave the country. tickets for direct flights have sold out. president putin's order to mobilize 300,000 russi reservist fighting ukraine led to protestsesterday of which more than 1000 people are

because i don't think you quite understand what i'm saying for what is the general purpose of the united nationsreated in order to avoid certain military decisions if they can be resolved diplomatically, so to speak, because it appeared after the second world war after the league of nations could not prevent a military scenario so well, and accordingly , a council was created for that, so that these or other states, as they were called at one time, those states, the main carriers, so to speak, of military power in the world, could resolve those issues among themselves lovingly in quotes or without quotes, well, now the situation is radically different and this is probably the last platform where they can discuss such things, yes, but on this platform now any initiative that can help this stable situation and for example the creation of a neutral zone near the zaporizhzhia npp, the creation of a neutral zones near ukrainian ports, all these initiatives are blocked by russia in the red security of kira, what do they tell you when you ask these questions to the participants of the current session o

announcer: united nations secretary-general antonio guterres warned that the world is in peril, as heke about global challenges on the first day of the u.n. national assembly in new york city. he addressed topics including food insecurity, climate change, and the dangers of geopolitical division. this runs about 25 minutes. >> mr. president of the general assembly, excellencies, ladies and gentlemen, our world is in big trouble. divides are growing deeper. inequalities are growing wider. and challenges are spreading farther. but as we come together in a world teeming with turmoil, an image of promise and hope comes to my mind. this ship is the brave commander. it sailed the black sea, with the u.n. flag flying high and proud. on the one hand, what you see is a vessel like any other plying the seas. but look closer. at its essence, this ship is a symbol of what we can accomplish, when we act together. it is loaded with ukrainian grain, destined for the people of the horn of africa, millions of whom are on the edge of famine. it navigated through a war zone, guided by the very parties t

ukraine the dominant issue at the united nations general assembly. french president a manual -- emmanuel macron. the devastation caused by hurricane fiona. puerto rico underwater crying out for urgent help. other regions affected. we bring you a full roundup of who is in fiona's path. thank you very much for being with us. vladimir putin is staging his own referendum on russia annexing 4 regions of ukraine. hence, donetsk, separation, and -- if russia annexed as the land, it creates a mindset the russian territory is being invaded with each ukrainian push and could well be used to justify general mobilization of russian forces on the ukraine front. the world, we are told, would not recognize the annexation, as with crimea in 2014, but analysts say this won't influence putin. >> a shock announcement from 4 pressure controlled areas of ukraine. the separatist regions of luhansk and donetsk as well as pierce on and zaporizhzhia are set to hold a vote on becoming part of russia. >> we have charted a course to join russia, and there is no turning back. ba

as the host nation to unit and the un habitat kenyon, i found that these critical united nations agencies have an indispensable role in the promotion of environmental sustainability globally as well as developing socially an environmental is sound and sustainable cities in keeping with its strong commitment to multilateral institutions, kenya has made available more land for the united nations office in nairobi to facilitate the upgrading of its complex. i take this opportunity to call on member states to complement this contribution from through enhanced financing to adequately modernize the union facilities in nairobi, kenya remains a strong advocate for making the sustainable use of oceans and blue economy. results is a development priority. holding the firm belief that significantly increased investment in these essential sector can and hunger can also reduce poverty. create jobs, and spar economic growth. i hives the secretary general to continue calling attention to the i didn't need to develop these vital sector. in particular, i call on developed countries to invest in sustainable

i'm not saying changing the daughter of the united nations. i consider the charter or the united nation will be the world. it's not are very thought values and they are very well on or before i. i thank you very much for joining the program. a really appreciate your inside of the massive we've, we've been speaking to alfred designers, former us special reporter. thank you. will be keeping you updated on the referendums as they take place. so stay tuned to r t international for that. the the west is displaying double standards and his position on the referendums. that's the view of russian for a minute to say, love both. following his address to the 77th, the un general assembly in new york, where he covered key julie political questions, including what he claimed was the inability of the collective west to negotiate with moscow. is sir militia, the attitude towards the referendums, in dumbass and 2 other regions is a double standard from the west. we can recall how the west drew up. exceptions to international principles for kosovo, although l

climate diplomacy is not a favor to the united states or any other nation. and walking away hurts the entire world. let me be direct about the competition between the united states and china. as the geopolitical trends, the united states will conduct itself as a reasonable leader. we do not seek conflict. we do not seek a cold war. we do not ask any nation to choose between the united states or any other partner. but the united states will be promote our vision of a free, open, secure, and prosperous world and what we have to offer communities of nations. investments that are designed not to foster dependency but to alleviate burdens and help nations become self-sufficient. partnerships not to create political obligation but because we know our own success, each of our successes increased whether other nations succeed as well. when individuals have the chance to live in dignity and develop their talents, everyone benefits. critical to that is living up to the highest goals of this institution. increasing peace and security for everyone everywhere. the united

, dozens of nations, with vastly different histories and ideologies. united and their commitment to work for peace. as president chairman said in 1945, you and charter, and i quote his proof that nations like man can state their differences can face them and then can find common ground. i wish to stand and of quote, that common ground was so straightforward, so basic that today 193 of you 193 member states, have willingly embraced his principles and standing up for those principles. for the un charter is the job of every responsible member state. i reject the use of violence in war to conquer nations or expand borders through bloodshed. to stand against global politics of fear and coercion. to defend the sovereign rights of smaller nations as equal to those of larger ones. to embrace basic principles like freedom of navigation, respect for international law and arms control. no matter what else we may disagree on. that is a common ground upon which we must stand. and you're still committed to a strong foundation for the good of every nation round the world th

, and this is a fact moreover, the legal adviser of the united nations, as far as i know, cannot givenations about the legal grounds for the membership of the russian federation in this way, this is a question that under favorable circumstances of course, it will have catastrophic consequences for the so -called russian diplomacy, and danilo, i want to talk, you know what, about the appearance of a new player on this stage. it is quite strange that it is the hereditary principle of saudi arabia. muhammed bendsev, in fact, the ruler of the kingdom, first he met with at intervals by the mayor's representative the president's advisor, the representative of the president of ukraine, secondly, he is called a person who contributed to the liberation of foreigners who were in russian captivity, who, by the way, received death sentences in the so-called dpr there, thirdly, he returned to the president of russia, vladimir putin, on principles, with an offer to help in the future mediation efforts, the very fact that saudi arabia was working on the exchange of prisoners , and this is absolutely

of the united nations must be influenced by them. again, some of their special meetings that they hold under this, which do not bring any results, but if it is already here , it is simply obvious. i think again, this will be an occasion for the united nations organization to think about who is in charge of this organization at the moment. thank you, ms. elena, and we wish you success in the collection of signatures in the appeal to the united nations olena tolkachova, head of the patronage service of the azov regiment, a mission is to arrive in the next few days to the reindeer herder in the donetsk region, and we remember that there was a mass murder of ukrainian prisoners of war , about 50 of us prisoners of war from our countries died two months ago, so they will be there to investigate in two months what evidence of murder they can find after it is interesting whether the un will once again demonstrate its stupidity or will there still be any results how many latin americans are now deciding the fate of ukraine the pope and an ar

united nations into perspective.hat we are joined by our chief international correspondent. president biden here today, was he really tryingo rally the world behind his cause of pporting ukraine against russia? >> as always in a war you have to try to control the situation on the ground but also the narrative and we know that the united states and other western powers have be concerned that their narrative that the world must stand as one against the invasion of ukraine is not working. not working in africa, not working across large swaths of asia where they want to play both sides, keep the relationship with russia but also kee the relationship with america. president biden spoke to people through the u.n. charter, a charter he says they all signed up to. making it absolutely clear that invading another country is in his word and extreme violation. laura: preside zelensky has addressed through video link. we have seen the russian foreign minister, he walked -- walked right past us. we shouted questions but he didn't

the united nations are comprised of 193 nations, the united states pays 4.2% of the regular budget, 26.94 percent and the peacekeeping budget. what does the united states receive in return for this investment of the tax dollars? as a member of this body, we must ensure that the funds that the u.s. grants to the u.n. are used in a way that benefits the american taxpayer. this was not the case when the world health organization echoed the statement given to them by the chinese communist party at the start of the pandemic. it was noted that from the beginning stages of the covid-19 outbreak the who repeated the upheld ccp statements as truth. an examination of public statements including praise of the handling of the pandemic reveals a willingness to ignore signs and other credible sources. we do not know everything that happened when the threat of covid-19 first appeared, the director general acted in an effort to defend the ccp's leadership from criticism. this bowing negatively impacted the world, disturb the world's understanding and hamper the global response -- hampered the global resp

he has become our voice, our champion, here at the united nations.mentioned pakistan in a for the relief of floods, but respite, as far as economic woes or debt is concerned. >> this week at t united nations are you getting the help that pakistan needs, the money you need? >> this is a fantastic opportunity and it is time well for us to be able to be the voice of people here in the united nations. to explain to people that -- of the internional community what is going on. there has been positive response from various countries. not just in relief assistance, but working with us going forward through reconstruction, the rehabilitation phase. and, we talked to international and financial institutions. we believe there are countries that will support pakistan. >> you know how long it will take pakistan to recover from the devastating funding? -- flooding? >> i think in the next few months we will see people going back to what remains of their homes, that sort of thing. for proper ronstruction, rehabilitation, that will take a decade as far as -- even ou

, because the russian federation is a permanent member of the united nations. how can it be without the united nations, having started a war in ukraine and there is no way for such countries to be held accountable, and there is no legal way to date? if the nativ about the fact that more and more countries realize that there is a need to reform and i hope that this discussion, which has now increased, i am convinced that thanks to the ukrainian recitation, it will find its answer reflected in concrete things, when certain formats of reforms will be initiated, it is a difficult process, then the implementation of such formats. i know that today there are several options, there are several visas, i would say so, but water and stone sharpen. as they say, what used to be for us is difficult to even imagine today it is possible , that is why there is only one way to continue moving thank you initiate i just want to clarify who can initiate these new formats maybe even at this session it should be a group of countries unequivocally these negotiations are being conduct

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queen being remembered their the united nations.r news now, in italy, at least 10 people have died after heavy rains and flooding hit the central region of marsh. reparations are underway for those who are still missing. floodwaters swept through several towns near the city of in kona, damaging vehicles, homes and shops. there have been criticism and al's salvador of the announcement thate will seek a second consecutive term as president despite a constitutional ban on reelection. opposition leaders and lawyers have accused them of trying to tighten his grip on power. emergency teams in china have been tackling a fire at a skyscraper in the central city. it's not clear what started the blaze at the 42 story building. officials say they don't yet know if there are any casualties. let's turn to other global stories this hour. with energy prices soaring in much of the world, in italy, the cost of fuel has become a key issue in the upcoming election, which is happening in just over a week. polls suggest the coalition led by the far righ

he spoke with bloomberg at the united nations. >> both referendums do not have any legitimacy, and thereforey do not change the nature of the conflict. this remains a war of aggression by russia against a sovereign nation in europe, ukraine. and this will only further worsen the situation. and therefore we need to provide more support to ukraine. >> we have already seen impacts of a policy on societies and economies across europe, across the world, actually. how sustainable is this or how long is nato prepared to send weapons? >> we have to support ukraine as long as it takes, because the alternative is much more dangerous for all of us. we have to understand it goes beyond ukraine. of course, we will provide support to them because we have a moral obligation to support a sovereign nation in self-defense, but this is a lesson learned. that they can use military power and achieve their political goals. that makes us more vulnerable. it will make the world even more dangerous. therefore, it is in our interest to help ukraine. kriti: that was the nato secretary-general and our very own anne-mar

it starts with the core mission of the united nations, achieving and sustaining peace. much of the world's attention remains focused on the russian invasion of ukraine. the war has unleashed widespread destruction with massive violations of human rights and international humanitarian law. the latest reports on burial sites in izyum are extremely disturbing. the fighting has claimed thousands of lives. millions have been displaced. billions across the world are affected. we are seeing the threat of dangerous divisions between west and south. the risks to global peace and security are immense. we must keep working for peace, in line with the united nations charter and international law. at the same time, conflicts and humanitarian crises are spreading, often far from the spotlight. the funding gap for our global humanitarian appeal stands at $32 billion, the widest ever. -- the widest gap ever. upheaval abounds. in afghanistan, the economy is in ruins. over half of all afghans face extreme levels of hunger, while human rights, particularly the rights of women and girls, a

the united nation and on top of the nation, the her, the the reason why a, why do a live, why this double standards with a half a medicine in human rights organizing a i'm hello can all they all, howard, i normally they want the law. they try to empty my to implement the law, but if we make a mistake, they hold on countable and they say you have made. and so they were until my home, suddenly, with israel considered that these organizations are saddest organizations and they at aid at their headquarters and a assets they confiscated their documents and burn them. they go whatever they please do when i'm good long. and the horn word is saying that this is wrong except for israel. it is saying that it is not wrong. this is what israel has done in the offices of nice human rights organizations. what would that have done if they weren't human rights organizations? ladies and gentlemen with israel everson with was a said has committed a heinous crimes against our people and the modem mark when they destroyed to look good on monday of 529 on the list indian villages. apollo linear expelling ther

the united nations regular budget in 26.94% of the u.s. peacekeeping budget. i have to ask what does the united states receive in return for this investment of the united states tax dollars? as a member of this body, we must ensure that the funds that the u.s. grants to the un are used in a way that ultimately benefit the american taxpayer. this was certainly not the case when the world health organization echoed the statements given to them by the chinese communist party at the start of the pandemic. ranking member mccall's covid-19 origins report, it was noted that from the beginning stages of the covid-19 outbreak, the two, under the leadership of director general -- repeatedly upheld ccp statements as truths and examination of public statements include praise of the cdc's handling of the pandemic, reveals a disturbing willingness to ignore signs and really and other credible sources. while we do not know everything that happened that happened at the w.h.o. under the threat of the covid-19 first appeared, we do know that the director gen

but after all, not only she, but blinken and even baida, announced her speech at the united nations atigh week, and attention will be paid to reform, security councils. it is clear that not for the first time, not even for the tenth time, but is this not the very moment when the united states uses the opportunity to destroy all the principles of the security council. so far, to be honest, i don't see any signs of this. the reform of the security council is not something that, let's say, is inconvenient for us. we have own position. the process of this reform has been discussed for about 20 years. we are also in favor of reforming our security, expanding its geographical coverage, increasing the representation of the states of africa and asia and latin america there, this position, overwhelming most of the member countries, out. i don't see anything so revolutionary or so military here that all of a sudden, the united states started this conversation in a different way. it's just that the united states has always been less active in, uh, talking about that. eh, they tried to leave in so

with united nations ship. hear the secretary-general's estimate that must've relied on data generated by the united nations. and also what he heard and saw in pakistan that the initial requirement for putting pakistan back on track or meeting these losses. do you think there will beha policy changes in the government of pakistan relates to climate change? you mentioned early in the 2010 flood you put a system in place to try to deal with future flooding. is there anything you can do, at least in the government side of pakistan to potentially improve things? you have any thoughts on policies you might like to see implemented what you think and make a difference going forward? there is a catastrophe also inside the organizations. they focus on two things. one must learn the other's best practices. we have learned lessons. we have come to the conclusion that we are vulnerable. extremely vulnerable to such calamities. we have to prepare better to save our people. i can give you this example pakistan was poised to

the purposes of the united nations are to develop friendly relations among nations based on respect for the principle of equal rights and self determination of people . the international community supports they saw tickle of the un charter so much that to en costs over seceded from serbia. it was supported by the u. s. and over 100 other nations. and this policy continues with washington and its western allies insisting on ty, one's right to determine its own future. why shouldn't those in the don boss and had saw ends up at osha, have their say after 8 long years? is it because they're hoping to join a country? the u. s. has publicly stated it wants to see weekend. can the west really not see its pick and choose approach when it comes to respecting sovereignty, self determination, or international law, something president potent has drawn attention to before you go to the ceremony, left, you seeking to preserve their domination. some countries have been working consistently to replace the existing global architecture that relies on the central role of the united nations with a rules ba

materials he has needed, what you've seen the united states and other nations also supply. he also wants that price cap put on russian oil and gas. that's what russia has used to finance the war. at the end of his recorded remarks president zelenskyy got a standing ovation at the united nations. >> yes, he did. kaitlan, stand by. we want more on putin's threats and his military mobilizations and reaction that's coming in from ukraine. cnn's nick paton walsh is on the ground in the war zone. >> reporter: his biggest statement since he began the war that he still won't call a war delayed 12 hours till this morning and perhaps less drastic than feared, but still a huge move by vladimir putin who until now used this sort of volunteer recruitment process declaring the first forced mobilization in russia even if it is partial since world war ii. [ speaking non-english ] >> translator: i repeat, we are talking only about partial mobilization, in other words, only military reservists primarily those who served in the armed forces and have specific military occupational specialties

in fact, is our task as the united nations in germany extends the hand of corporation to all of you in this endeavor. thank you very much. have a nobody left man i sat said elton c at the latter. probably cassandra dela, monolithic, let us younger cover their from will let it be the for the core look a complaint and that was a german chancellor. olaf short speaking to the 77 session of the united nations general assembly in new york. they w. washington bureau chief is in new york and was like us listening in, in his polo. what stood out to you in his address by the german chancellor. well, you know, it comes at a moment when no olaf shows the german chancellor is facing quite some criticism. here in the united states and also maybe around the world for not doing enough to support ukraine. so he opened with a very strong commitment to support ukraine to fight the invasion of russia with everything a possible. he talked about the return of imperialism, saying that dad would not be only a disaster for germany and europe, but also for the rest of the world. this whole speech is in a way, v

. find make you and me a community of united nations.— united nations.aine demands punishment - united nations. and ukraine demands punishment for - united nations. and ukraine i demands punishment for trying to steal our territory. punishment for the numbers of thousands of people. punishment ford tortures and humiliations, punishment for the catastrophic turbulence that russia provoked with its illegal war and not only for us, ukrainians, and forthe whole world. he us, ukrainians, and for the whole world.— us, ukrainians, and for the whole world. ., whole world. he said he wanted eace but whole world. he said he wanted peace but a _ whole world. he said he wanted peace but a number— whole world. he said he wanted peace but a number of- peace but a number of conditions had to be fulfilled and now was not the right time to have negotiations because the russians were not serious. he was speaking after vladimir putin announced it would be mobilising more forces. many world leaders did call for talks to end the war. because they want the war to end but pres

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then they've got to lose the delegation rights of the united nations. they've got to lose the right to vote. and also he said, if there are security council member, then they've got to lose the veto. he laid out, as he has done several times, is 5 point plan at which he says is simply non negotiable. among the things that he says that the russians have to agree to the recognition of the sovereign integrity of ukraine to the pre war borders. he also said that there has to be a punishment for the attack and reparation essentially compensation for all the damage that has been done for all the lives that have been lost. and he also said the has to be security guarantees going forward so that ukraine is getting involved and fighting a war every 15 or 20 years with russia. the flooding. misaligned skills made the point that blood to be put in highs in the last few hours and the biggest mobilization in russia, a since the 2nd world war. he says, this is a sign that russia is talking about peace instead. this is a country that is preparing to extend this war to