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

these united nations will not tolerate the destruction of the u.n. charter. ations, including china and india, abstained from the u.n. vote condemning russia's annexation. this is gene shuang, china's deputy u.n. ambassador. >> we have always believed any action taken by the general a similar should be conducive to the de-escalation of the situation, should be conducive to the early resumption of dialogue and should be conducive to the promotion of a political solution to this crisis. the draft resolution submitted will not help achieve the above-mentioned objectives. therefore, the chinese delegation will abstain. amy: to talk more about the war in ukraine, we are joined by two guests. arshak makichyan is an exiled russian anti-war, human rights and climate activist. we spoke to him in moscow just before he fled russia in march, now based in berlin. the russian government is currently trying to revoke his russian citizenship. we also joined by hanna perekhoda. she is a ukrainian phd student in history at the university of lausanne. she is a member of the euro

if fundamental issues that are already declared is international disputes under the united nations. or given the due attention they deserve when they're not, is incredibly difficult to expect countries such as pakistan, but pakistan isn't alone or to change they were of conducting themselves in these institutions. and so do you think it's hypocritical then, of germany, to be pushing so hard on sheen jang, and for an airline about to be quite cursory in her comments earlier in the press conference about issues, kashmir. look, i don't want to use those words. absolutely not. i just believe that when it comes to international institutions, the talk of international law, the talk of un resolutions and disputed territories, internationally recognized, is free to texas for us and the indian occupied shmear is an important point that it should require. it should require consistently in consistency and if there was that consistency, i believe in those countries, i would be more receptive to watch more powerful countries or bigger countries are saying about issues and matter to them over doe

ambassador to the united nations, where she served until 2019. ladies and would you please welcome ambassador nikki haley and blake kernen. if you will provide for the first woman to serve as governor of south carolina? think my good answer was always people underestimate it and i go back to the bible in going it wasn't a long one. a challenge comes and i'm so overprotective the things that i just i just work at all i know how to do is work. and i don't stop until i feel like things are taken care of. if you can give a person a job, you take care of a family. and we watched a lot of families get taken care of over the past couple of years. president elect has asked south carolina governor nikki haley to be his ambassador to united nations and she's accepted. the daughter of indian immigrants is considered rising star in the republican party. haley would be the first woman appointed to trump's cabinet. for anyone that says you can't get anything done at the un, they need to know there's a new sheriff, that there is a new u.s. u.n. you are going to

if fundamental issues that are already declared is international disputes under the united nations. or given the due attention they deserve when they're not, is incredibly difficult to expect countries such as pakistan, but pakistan isn't alone or to change their way of conducting themselves in these institutions. and so do you think it hypocritical, then, of germany, to be pushing so hard on shin jang, and for anna leon about to be quite cursory in her comments? earlier in the press conference about the issue of kashmir, look, i don't want to use those words. absolutely. not, i just believe that when it comes to international institutions, the talk of international law, the talk of un resolutions and disputed territories, internationally recognized history detectors for us and the indian occupied. the shmear is an important point that it should require. it should require consistently and if it consistency and if there was that consistency, i believe in those countries, i would be more receptive to watch more powerful countries or bigger countries are saying about issues and matter

the league after the league of nations, the united nations became the united nations after the secondorld war, which did not cope with its functions. the united nations appeared, and now the working hours of the united nations do not fulfill their functions, so it must be different. and why? and you know i will simply conclude that the key task of this new world organization will be the nuclearization of the world starting with russia, that is, russia must carry out nuclear disarmament finally and er irreversibly. the legal successions of russia why did everyone agree that let russia be, it was some kind of simple option that they said yes , it is necessary to somehow regulate the situation with nuclear weapons , after all, there were two countries with the largest nuclear potential, the usa and the soviet union were afraid to disperse it, so they found such an option, which was supposedly optimal, that russia would, in this case, control the nuclear weapons of other countries on the territory of which there were nuclear weapons, including ukraine, there, belarusian kazakhstan was for

- international institution like the united nations? i am not sure i entirely _ the united nations?ith - sure i entirely agree with that. i think we heard from all of the countries who voted today apart from russia, of course, this support, first of all, thought sovereignty and territorial integrity. this critical principle that no country should be vulnerable to an autocratic dictator rolling tanks across its border or randomly waking up and annexing some of its territory, or declaring it to be annexed. and in these countries, statements after the voting, they were absolutely clear in their support for the un charter, and as the secretary general said yesterday, this is a moment where we are seeing russia standing against everything that the un stands for. so, i think over all we still have got strong support for the un charter and russia is isolated. barbara woodman, the uk permanent representative to the united nations there. investigators investing the death of a schoolboy have become a new degani saddleworth moor. they say that a fragment of human skull has been discovered by a

are not manufactured by russia. >> our diplomatic editor has more on the developments from the united nations the russians say they are russian drones, and that contradicts what western nations are saying and it contradict some of the pictures that have them taken by journalists in kyiv and other parts of ukraine. drones have been identified by weapons experts as iranian drones, so there is a big row over what happens next. the ukrainian government would like the united nations to send inspectors to ukraine to look at the drums they have shot down, look at the debris, and work out who is telling the truth, if these are iranian drones that have been used in ukraine, and certainly, that is something that the united nations will have to look into seriously now. there is president, we are told, from the meeting that the under secretary general told the closed meeting of the security council to inspect these kinds of things. >> in other news, israeli forces say they have shot dead a palestinian gunman who killed an israeli soldier earlier this month. israeli officials say the man opened fire early

. >> mediated by the united nations, we have a commitment to liberating 6 million pounds at least of food, a quarter of which is delivered directly to low income countries. >> we shall act together to achieve the full implementation of this initiative. and it is imperative that we secure is renewable beyond mid-november. excellencies, as the horrors in ukraine were not enough, we are forced to live with a constant fear of nuclear disaster. i, on the work of an organization to ensure the safety of nuclear parents in the wars in -- plants in the war zone. they are, quote, "playing with fire up your code -- playing with fire." it is unacceptable. any threat of using nuclear weapons should be universally condemned. the u.n. charter is clear. the general assembly has been clear. the secretary-general has been clear. aggression is illegal. the resolution of 14 december 1974 defines aggression as the use of armed force by a state or any sovereignty, territory or integrity -- entity, part of another state, and this act is inconsistent with the charter. invading a neighbor is illegal. article

if fundamental issues that are already declared is international disputes under the united nations. or given the due attention they deserve, when they're not, is incredibly difficult to expect. countries such as pakistan would pakistan, isn't alone, or to change the way of conducting themselves in these institutions. and so do you think it's hypocritical then, of germany, to be pushing so hard on shin jang and for anna lynn, about to be quite cursory in her comments? earlier in the press conference about issues, kashmir. look, i don't want to use those words. absolutely not. i just believe that when it comes to international institutions, the talk of international law, the talk of un resolutions and disputed territories, internationally recognized to speak to texas for us and the indian occupied. shmear is an important point that it should require. it should require consistently and if it consistency and if there was that consistency, i believe that those countries i would be more receptive to watch more powerful countries are bigger countries are saying about issues and matter to t

today's discussion is about upholding the charter of the united nations. the core principles of our organization. it is about respecting the most basic principles of international law. by willfully undermining the wall based international order by blatantly repeatedly violating ukraine's independence, territory, sovereignty, russia is putting global peace and security at risk. if we do not condemn the actions of the russian federation in ukraine today, we will end up condoning similar blatant attacks on any and all of our countries tomorrow. we therefore firmly reject, and unequivocally condemned the attempted illegal annexation of russia by -- of ukraine's regions. acquisition of territory through the use of force is a matter of concern for all of us. protecting the sovereignty and territorial integrity of all u.n. member states, regardless of their size and the power, and is our collective duty and a core principle of the u.n. charter. president we do not and will never recognize the illegal referenda that russia engineered as a pretext of the further vi

again, you're going to get words from the united nations and no action. and the reason you can't get action is action is needed, not here, where all of the members of the united nations sit in the general assembly in the smaller body, whether adjust 50 members, the security council. and of course, russia is a permanent member, which means it has a veto, which means if anything on this subject comes up that condemns russia, does anything against russia? russia, of course, we'll use that veto power james space snare. joining us live from the united nations. thank you, and i believe that we continue straight into the un there. so here at lee russian ambassador u n. who's going to begin speaking shortly less have a listening will. so the representative of all venue when it comes to the secret ballot and how it comes in contradiction with principles of democracy that she is. so i'm preaching the russian federation. i would like to draw your attention to this. the russian federation has not yet raised the issue, having to do with their secret valid on the reces

united nations has voted overwhelmingly to condemn russia's illegal annexations of 4 occupied regions in ukraine. $143.00 countries supported the resolution and only 5 opposed it. 35 nations abstained including china and india. that's it. for me, for now, coming up next, our documentary series doc film investigates whether the aging process stopped or reversed at after the break. there's more news at the top of the r one, our website, d, w dot com. i'm told me liable for joining us for a vibrant habitat ended glistening place of the mediterranean sea. seen it almost far and to far a dual career drift along.

we will comply with any united nations resolution on sanction. because hong kong has the legal basis to enforce it. and we will comply with united nations sanctions. that is our, our system. that is our real law. we cannot do, and we will not do anything that has no legal basis. russians have been fleeing west on sanctions by docking the yachts near countries that continue to have diplomatic ties with them, like turkey, the furious that hong kong to have joined the ranks. we have journalist phoebe con, joining us from hong kong. phoebe, what's the story with the super? yeah, i mean, does it want to stay long term in hong kong, or is it just passing through? well that remains, the biggest mysteries are so fi that is the biggest questions that f in the want to want to know that that originally of the super yard was reportedly heading to viet nam from russia in late september. but unexpectedly ended up on talking in hong kong here in hong kong waters and on but according to the official protocol there marine department in hong kong and has 2 records

i have been looking — from the united nations? i have been looking at _ from the united nations?om the united nations? i have been looking at the un - from the united nations? i have been looking at the un charter. been looking at the un charter and i think you would essentially have to have most of the world's countries withdraw from the existing united nations and then agree to build a new one, call it something else without a russian veto at the security council. i think do that. you would need china to go along. that would be the big difficulty, so it presupposes a pretty horrific event like a russian nuclear attack and this is one more reason why i think need to be resolute and firm in dealing with china but also not turn china into an enemy because we may need china's help in this sort of thing but yes they actually think in a world where we wake up one day and russia has used a nuclear weapon, all sorts of new things become possible that were not previously unimaginable. interesting stuff, thank you so much for your time. that is michael 0'hanlon foreign policy research di

measures of all member states under the convention in a united states record or reporting information about programming projects outside of national territory. and their funding is also absent. and our request to provide such information on not being reacted to such cajun as an ignoring by the united states of, of russian requests only under on down disclose the fact that is grounded these a circumstance and the nature of the military biological activity in ukraine shows that there are violations by the u. s. and ukraine of articles $1.00 and $4.00 of the convention. such assessments are also confirmed in the analytical reports by their son, entity of the ukrainian security service of, of june 2016 of every $27.00 team. they state that the of threat reduction agency conducted through black and the special projects were aimed at establishing control over the functioning on microbiology laboratory in ukraine to study pathogens for infectious diseases which can be used to create or update biological weapons. it is stated that the fact that to others projects are reporting to military agencies of in other states i is conducive to havi

united nations will, there are no efforts to which greater food security for all populations. mr. president were on a path to further escalation, which could only cause more suffering of ukraine, russia, and the rest of the world. this trajectory must be reversed. any suggestions possible of nuclear or other non conventional weapons only served to further height intentions in could lead to danger, spiral any damage to the region, power plant, whether intentional or my accident have catastrophic consequences. any military against, from or near the site must cease immediately. mister president, the general assembly has been clear. the last 2 assembly stated that the referendums held in the region of ukraine that are or have been under temporary, military control of the russian federation. subsequent attempted illegal annexation of these regions have nobody validity, under international law. and do not form for any alteration of the status of these regions of ukraine. this week, russian federation announced the introduction of martial law, ukraine under its temporary military con

for now now, as a reminder of the top story was falling vs united nations as voted overwhelmingly to condemn russia as a legal annexations of 4 occupied regions in ukraine. $143.00 countries supported the resolution and only 5 opposed it. 35 nations upstate, including china and india. now vladimir putin office to restart gas deliveries through a damage north stream pipeline ben facility and has the details on business after a short break. and of course, there's more news at the top of the hour and more on our website as well. d, w dot com, told me medical for myself and the team, thanks for joining us. with .

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we reject it because we believe in the united nations and we believe that the fundamental guardrails of the international system protects us all. today, it is russia invading ukraine but it could be another nation whose territory is violated. it could be you. what would you expect from the chamber? our mission it --message is loud and clear. it does not matter if u.s. nation is big or small or rich or poor. if you are a u.n. member states, your borders are protected by international law and they cannot be beat on -- redrawn by anyone else by force. this is why all of us together build this institution, -- built this institution and that is why we must defended. -- defend it. the united states will probably vote yes on this resolution -- proudly vote yes on this resolution and we urge every country to do the same and not because we are asking you to do it but because you know that it is the right thing to do. s condemn russia for its illegal attempted annexation. let us affirm the borders of every you and --u.n. member state as they stand and with the eyes of the world upon us, let us

it should not restored by united nation. we're downs. so need is important security. so i hope the nation is stake is right. and it should be transferred to the needy countries, plus people who need it the most. get it 1st. yeah. you mentioned that you could asian and african nations know clearly realizing that the importance of her own resources which the west has wanted for quite some time. how will this realization change international business, the global picture as a whole? just the universe 10 countries utilize their natural resources in multiple fords. ok, and now they're having scarcity of the natural resources like we are observing that in london. and the guy says is happening and new people are not able to be electricity bills. so this kind of case is i'd happening because they don't have natural resources. so they are depending on other countries like russia, and so there to be in countries. so this is very important that this important to alliances need to work in proper shape and another month, another record annual inflation in europe reached a new. busy

this is nancy reagan in her own words at the united nations. >> it gives me pleasure, on behalf of the third committee to welcome among us today the representative of the united states of america, mrs. nancy reagan, first lady of the united states. and i invite her to make her statements. >> thank you, mister chairman. i am delighted to be here as a member of the u.s. delegation to speak before the third committee of the united nations general assembly on a matter of urgent importance to all of us. the third committee is now considering agenda items on youth, families, and crime prevention. i want to talk to you about the illegal use of drugs and the direct impacts it's having on families and children. i come before the united nations today as a wife and a mother, and one who has had a unique opportunity to see the impact of the drug problem, not only in the united states, but in many areas of the world. i worked on this problem with many distinguished people represented on this committee. i've had the opportunity to travel to many parts of the world, and have seen the problem firsthan

the world will go to enter, but even such a victory that took place recently at the vote of the united nationsfter the visits of the ukrainian minister of foreign affairs to african countries, many african countries began to abstain from voting in the organization of the united nations, and this is a big step forward to imagine that everyone will definitely support ukraine at the same time well, it is unlikely that it will be until that time if you look at the picture of the second world war and suddenly look at when they began to join the united nations and the united nations at the beginning it was the soviet union, britain and the united states america, they were united against whom they united against hitler, against hitler's germany, that's where they started. as soon as it became clear that the doctor would lose, a huge number of countries began to switch to the side of the winners, that is, to the side of the united nations, that is, to the side of the soviet union, britain and the united states , and which was later joined by france, then china , well, as nuclear countries, well, there

the united nations and should maximally influence one of the parties to this agreement there by thessian federation or by additional means or by any other means, it is clear eh panasyuu thank you oleksiy bryachenko candidate of political sciences was with us in a moment a brief overview of the news the only news together we are strong armed forces need drones do your part ukrainians in the liberated territories receive an additional cash payment - this uah 1,200 from the committee of the red cross and uah 2,200 from the international organization for migration , the deputy prime minister, minister of reintegration of the temporarily occupied territories , informed the council on the air of the tv channel. iryna boryshchuk of the red cross committee of ukraine already has 23 million, because they started giving out such funds a little earlier through ukrposhta, and about 4 million were already given such one-time monetary aid last week to residents of kharkiv , donetsk and kherson regions. so, are we talking about these regions now? they will be regular, we are conducting negotiation

principle indicates that there is actually a lot of things in principle now the organization of the united nationsan not implement and albania in turn called an emergency meeting regarding the condemnation of pseudo-referendums together with the united states simply very actively calls for the reform of the united nations organization, e-e, this is what the representative in the ban von albana downplay says about it. she demands the immediate withdrawal of russia from the organization and reformation . again, russia used the privilege according to the un charter, which russia itself now despises, and it is this charter that gives permanent members a special right to maintain international peace and security and international law, and not to block the council of security during decision-making by the presence of a rabbi who must be removed, declared ukraine 's volonts and kislytsia, please listen, you are already tired of constantly repeating that allowing russia to use the right of the soviet union to veto the decisions of the security council does not really give this body the opportunity to fulf

should be volodymyr grisko i will ask him why russia was so surprised and how they reacted to the united nations organization. now we are talking with ruslan muzychuk, a surveyor of the national guard of ukraine, mr. ruslan, i congratulate you, do you hear me, mr. president, there is a little delay because the connection is not very good, but in general i can hear well well, let's assume that today the connection is not perfect everywhere in ukraine, that's why we pay attention to the delay. so now the national guard of ukraine continues to carry out tasks on the front line about the most important successes and everyday work the national guard, please tell us more on a daily basis. indeed, the gordian soldiers are now carrying out tasks throughout the territory where active hostilities are taking place, in particular, on our eastern border, the south-eastern directions, and in close cooperation with the armed forces. in ukraine, work is being done in order to restrain the enemy and allow him to advance despite his numerous attempts and shelling under which our fighters on the special service .

the united marathon remains the channel 1+1 and now news from tsn the general assembly of the united nations has started a debate on the resolution on the non-recognition of the russian attempt to annex the territory of ukraine by yes called referendums, the ukrainian delegation presents a draft resolution on the territorial integrity of ukraine, the defense of the principles of the united nations charter, after which, according to plan , the representatives of the un member states will speak, and now you can see footage of a live broadcast from new york. we will talk about the united states in more detail, so wait for the most massive missile attack since the beginning of the full-scale invasion, enemy cruise missiles from the kandera s-300 tornado exploded on the 15th in the regions of ukraine, the russians injured almost a hundred civilians, killed 14 ukrainians, half of them in the center of the capital, among them yuriy zaskoka, head of the department of the cyber ​​police department, a policeman who was driving along shevchenko boulevard to work at the time of the attack, also fragment

that russia should be excluded for betraying the security of the united nations and for this behaviorards ukraine and, in fact, for the lies it used when the soviet union joined the united nations and the security council of the united nations, but this does not mean that these efforts should not be made, because they have the next realistic right to life and should bear fruit, which is true, unfortunately, in the world of diplomacy , in the world of bureaucratic institutions, it takes much more time than the need we have today, when we are waging war every day on our territory, mrs. ivan, a couple of weeks ago, another, i am not afraid of this word, historic decision was passed, it is about our application for accelerated accession to the euro-atlantic community, well, now the attention has shifted a little to other points, now something is moving in your opinion in this direction and are there already any very clear, for example, positive signals from our nato partners? we have several clear signals from those countries that have consistently and for many decades supported 16 to the

the main topic is the black sea grain initiative as it's known here at the united nations. and briefing the security council right now is coming to the end of his speech. is martin griffith, who's the humanitarian coordinator for the you and he's one of the you and officials that negotiated this deal in july. the deal that the un believes is the one good thing that has come out of the month since the russian invasion in february that deal was signed in july, but managed to stabilize grain prices, which had been going through the roof. and it's worth telling you that since russia has suspended its participation in that black sea grain initiative, when the chicago board of trade opened today, great prices were up 6 percent. and this is really concerning the united nations because they believe that is going to mean they're going to be many people around the world again, who are going to be threatened with hunger and starvation around the world. martin griffiths addressed that in his speech to the security council, rebecca greenspan, who is the head of the trade part of the you

about this earlier on the air, everything will be an appeal to the international court of the united nationsith a request to issue a recommendation or to answer the question of whether russia is there legally or illegally, now you know , many experts from the field are arguing, it seems that it is unrealistic to exclude russia because it illegally occupies the place of the former soviet it is better for the union to follow the path of its exclusion for violation of the un charter, others are against the complete opposite of demetral, there are those who believe that in general both or both of these options are unrealistic and it is better to follow the path of limitation of powers and even here, well, how ridiculous it sounds, but here is literally the last publication a couple of days ago it appeared and caught my eye, it seems to be an english lawyer, quite well known, who directly said that the delegation of ukraine to the un should raise the question of non-recognition or withdrawal of the powers of the russian federation as illegally occupying a place and instead offering to occupy this

the united nations is just overwhelmingly rejected, sham referenda on taking over occupied regions. the 2 noticeable abstainers, china and india, also can make up tonight. nato says that strengthening ukraine's air defense is, is top priority, and this time it's not just talk. the 1st of 4 long awaited german anti missile systems have arrived in ukraine. and another wave of attacks on civilian targets in ukraine. missiles raining down on towns and cities across the country for a 3rd day in a row. push the film world, adding its voice and some graphic imagery to the protest. over the death of a young woman held by iran's so called morality, please. ah, ah, i'm bring gov. it's good to have you with us at the united nations has just voted, were whelming lee in favor of condemning rushes, illegal annexations of 4 regions in ukraine. the resolution also demands that moscow immediately reversed. it's actually $143.00 countries that supported the resolution. only 5 opposed it. 35 nations abstained including china and india. last month, moscow took over for partially occupied ukrainian regi

it means that in the eyes of the world and the united nations ukraine's borders remain the same. her son is ukraine. is upper reader, is ukraine? don't ask, is ukraine la hans is ukraine and ukraine remains ukraine. last week, president vladimir putin proclaimed for ukrainian regionally to be part of russia in an opulent ceremony at the kremlin. but i can't resist. you're the move followed a series of what the west calls, shamrock randoms, held at gunpoint in ukraine's russian occupied east and south. russia defends the votes, saying they were meant to stop the persecution of ethnic russians and russian speakers by ukraine. the results speak for themselves the people in these regions do not want to return to ukraine. they've made an informed and free choice in favor of our country assembly. now the showing at the un general assembly was stronger than many predicted to ever. this is a message to russia. it's a message from the world that they need to cease their aggression against ukraine. the vote followed one of russia's biggest attacks and ukraine since its invasion began in fe

when that the united nation is leaded, to get provided, diplomatic support for as well. but i don't think it's a surprise that russia suspending the great deal because when we look at the comments are from the turkish president and also from the united nation, they've been expressing for quite some time now that the russians have been unhappy, the un spokesmen just very recently, about a week or 2 ago said that they were undertaking some worlds when diplomacy with moscow, the turkish president on multiple occasions that also that, that the russians have been unhappy with the inability or the lack of ability to be able to ship their own graded fertilizer as well. they've been having problems with payments, having problems with the insurance regarding ships. so it's not just allowing the great ship. it's also allowing for the conditions for that grain to be shipped as well. that was making the russians unhappy. so this comes as no surprise, especially when there's now a security concern in the court or for this type of the service certification of the deal. but hopefully,

, in principle, it indicates that, in fact, there are a lot of things that, in principle, the united nations cannot implement, and albania, in turn, convened an emergency meeting regarding the condemnation of pseudo -referendums together with the united states, she is simply very actively calling for the reform of the united nations, eh, the representative of albania, albana daupleri , is speaking about this. of the state itself, russia once again used the privilege according to the un charter, which russia itself now despises, and it is this charter that gives permanent members a special right to maintain international peace and security and international law and not to block the security council during the decision-making process of the president humiliates with his presence, in principle, the whole tattoo of that school is a tumor that must be removed, declared ukraine's hairy kislytska, please listen, we are already tired of the constant repetition of the fact that allowing russia to use the right of the soviet union to veto the decisions of the security council is not really enables thi

un, we need to ask the question about that the russian federation is illegally a member of the united nations, that it acquired this membership not in a legal way, not in accordance with the statute, which prescribes how a state is accepted into the organization, but fraudulently, and if the united states of america is civilized the world worked with the members of the united nations, as was seen on the example of this resolution , and raised the question that russia should, at least at the first stage, be stripped of its powers, and everything is quite uh-uh, so to speak, normal, normal history, and uh, that's what could be a prologue for further actions, then this would already be a colossal victory, which, i think, would open the door for a further movement to exclude russia from the organization itself, and therefore from the un security council, because if the country violated all statutory norms, if it violated the basic principles of this organization, she has no right to be a member of it, let alone to be a member of the governing body in the field of security, so i think , uh, there

he said it was wrong, and it's not the way the business should be done at the united nations. now what russians had been hoping to do by procedure is get the vote that we're going to have at the end of this session as a secret ballot vote. and that's not the way the un general assembly normally boats . normally, when a country votes in the general assembly, everyone gets to see how they vote. but russia was defeated in that and it didn't like the way the procedure was handled by the president of the general assembly. what will happen now is this session will continue. we think it's most likely because there are lots of speakers that the vote. the final vote, which is on russia's annexation of ukrainian territory, will take place on wednesday or perhaps even thursday. now the boat, some procedure perhaps give us some idea of who is on rushes side and who is not. and certainly it's pretty clear from those votes. i think that when it comes to the vote on an exception on the actual subject, this is all about than russia is not going to win that vote 11 on an israel or close to res

this is what we heard from the french ambassador to the united nations. i wish to re stubborn the truth after the mendacious accusations and defamatory accusations from the mortgage national government. france never violated maryan airspace now the situation on the ground in marley in terms of safety and security continues to deteriorate on monday for you and peacekeepers were killed in the north of the country. and this comes as islamic militants continue with their advances, particularly towards the east of molly african political studies. professor david mon, gay se is now up to the un to investigate what france is really doing in the african region. i think it comes as the backdrop or frame symbolizing role in the mile region and a 2011. and now we see a powerful country within the united nations security council being accused of supporting rebels and he's a boss. and i think what it does is that it calls up on the african union and united nation to really looking to investigate and come to some sort of what was happening on the ground front should no

well, because they acted as accomplices of the aggressor in the united nations. excuse me, please, before answering, i must provide this information the parliamentary assembly of the council of europe adopted a resolution in which the russian federation is called a terrorist regime, let's talk about it as well peter, please continue this, thank you very much what turned out to be said so, er, we see and this news will spread. europe on the persuasion of those politicians in those countries who still believe that it is possible to negotiate with putin. that is why this important decision of the parliamentary assembly of the council of europe is absolutely exactly as for the countries that are now on the side of russia eh well look eh venezuela yes which was an ally of russia which is a very important country from the point of view of oil supply it is obtained and moreover it is eh ready to supply more oil in exchange for withdrawal the formation of american and american sanctions is seriously considered, and of course, the arrival of venezuelan oil will be a plus