we chose principles to which every party to the united nations charter is beholding. we stood with ukraine. like you, the united states wants this war to end on just terms, on terms we all signed up for -- that you cannot seize a nation's territory by force. the only country standing in the way of that is russia. so we, each of us in this body, determined to uphold the principles and beliefs we pledge to defend as members of the united nations must be clear, firm, and unwavering in our resolve. ukraine has the same rights that belong to every sovereign nation. we will stand in solidarity with ukraine. we will stand in solidarity against russia's aggression, period. there is no secret in the contest between democracy and autocracy, the united states and i as president champion a vision for our world that is grounded in the values of democracy. the united states is determined to defend and strengthen democracy at home and around the world. because i believe democracy remains humanity's greatest instrument to address the challenges of our time. we're working with the g7 a

we chose principles to which every party to the united nations charter is beholding. we stood with ukraine. like you the united states wants this war to end on just terms, on terms we all signed up for. that you cannot seize a nation's territory by force. the only country standing in the way of that is russia. so we, each of us in this body, who determined to uphold the principles and beliefs we pledge to defend as members of the united nations must be clear, firm, and unwavering in our resolve. ukraine has the same rights that belong to every sovereign nation. we'll stand in solidarity with ukraine. we'll stand in solidarity against russia's aggression, period. it's no secret that in the contest between democracy and autocracy the united states and i as president champion a vision for our world that's grounded in the values of democracy. the united states is determined to defend and strengthen democracy at home and around the world because i believe democracy remains humanity's greatest instrument to address the k458 hrepbgs -- the challenges of our time. we are worki

the united nations charter and the ideals it represents are in jeopardy. we have a duty to act. and yet, we are gridlocked in colossal global dysfunction. the international community is not ready or willing to tackle the big, dramatic challenges of our age. these crises threaten the very future of humanity and the fate of our planet. crises like the war in ukraine and the multiplication of conflicts around the globe. crises like the climate emergency and biodiversity loss. crises like the dire financial situation of developing countries, and the fate of the sustainable development goals. and crises like the lack of guardrails around promising new technologies to heal disease, connect people, and expand opportunity. in just the time since i became secretary-general, a tool has been developed to edit genes. neurotechnology, connecting technology with the human nervous system, has progressed from idea, to proof of concept. cryptocurrencies and other blockchain technologies are widespread. but across a host of new technologies, there is a forest of red flags. social media platforms,

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member, the united nations security council, invaded its neighbor, attempted to erase the sovereign state from the map. russia has shamelessly violated the court tenants of the united nations charter no more important than the claire prohibition against countries taking the territory of their neighbor by force with me at the studio now instead of his chief international editor, richard walker, richard. yes, clear was there from you as president. we listen to both listen to him but not as strong as many me into it expected. yeah, well, i think the tone that biden hit in the speech, and i would imagine this was really quite deliberate. what was the kind of steady, a tone that he seemed to be trying to get across? obviously this day, it coming, going back to this morning here in europe with this announcement by vladimir putin, very much seen as potentially a kind of game changer in this conflict. entering a new phase with escalation on the russian side, mobilization of more russian forces. vladimir putin making nuclear threats. joe biden, addressing these very directly, but in a steady way, not seeming to want to escalate the rhetoric any further and to kind of heat up the situation

advisor jake sullivan took time to say he considers the upcoming referendums and a front to be united nations charter. these referenda, or an affront to the principles of sovereignty and territorial integrity that underpin the international system and let fly at the heart of the united nations charter. and while this pressure from the west is growing, some say the hypocrisy is becoming all too apparent. our cheese maria phenomena has more. thank sullivan's claims of carrying about sovereignty would probably be more convincing if he didn't stand behind a lectern, where numerous american officials have undermined the suffering tea of numerous nations. how many times have we heard them warning or urge in other southern states to follow along with washington's policy? if a country decides to engage in with russia where there are sanctions, then they are break, breaking those sanctions. they're breaking our sanctions. and in some cases they're breaking un sanctions. yes, there are consequences to countries that actively attempt to circumvent or back fill the sanctions threatening, illegal and unilateral s

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we chose principles to which every party to the united nations charter is beholding. we stood with ukraine. like you, the united states wants this war to end on just terms, on terms we all signed up for. that you cannot seize a nation's territory by force. the only country standing in the way of that is russia so we, we pledge to defend as members of the united states, must be clear, firm and unwavering in our resolve. ukraine has the same rights that belong to every sovereign nation. we will stand in solidarity with ukraine, stand against russia's aggression, period. now, it's not secret in the contest between democracy and autocracy, the united states, and i as president, champion a vision for our world that's grounded in the values of democracy. the united states is determined to defend and strengthen democracy at home and around the world. i believe democracy remains humanity's greatest instrument to address the challenges of our time. working with the g7 and likes-minded dunce, a for i citizens and also for the rest of the world as well. as we meet today, the u.n.

that underpin the international system and let fly at the heart of the united nations charter. thank sullivan's claims of carrying about sovereignty would probably be more convincing if he didn't stand behind a lectern where numerous american officials have undermined the sovereignty of numerous nations. how many times have we heard them warning or urge in other southern states to follow along with washington's policy? if a country decides to engage and with russia where there are sanctions, then they are break, breaking those sanctions, or breaking our sanctions. and in some cases they're breaking un sanctions. yes. there are consequences to countries that actively attempt to circumvent or back fill the sanctions threatening illegal and unilateral sanctions against as sovereign nation for conducting their own independent policy. is that not 10 up front to the principles of sovereignty for sullivan? and is he not concerned about washington being accused of stealing? an estimated 80 percent of sir is daily oil output. the sovereignty not applied to syria and its natural resources

united nations stand for. this past year the world was tested as well and we did not hesitate. we chose liberty, we chose sovereignty, we chose principles to which every party to the united nations charter is beholding. we stood with ukraine. like you, the united states wants this war to end on just terms, on terms we all signed up for. that you cannot seize a nation's territory by force. the only country standing in the way of that is russia. so we, each of us in this body who determined to uphold the principles and beliefs, we pledge to defend as members of the united nations must be clear, firm, and unwavering in our resolve. ukraine has the same rights that belong to every sovereign nation. we will stand in solidarity with ukraine. we will stand in solidarity against russia's aggression, period. now it's no secret that in the contest between democracy and autocracy the united states and i as president champion a vision for our world as grounded in the values of democracy. the united states is determined to defend and strengthen democracy at home and around the world because i believe democracy remains humanity's greatest instrument to address the challenges of our time. we're workin

territorial integrity of ukraine. russia has shamelessly violated the court tenants of the united nations charter. no more important. then the clear prohibition against countries taking the territory of their neighbor by force. no one threatened russia and no one other than russia sought conflict. currently, these regions are preparing for referenda and which they will vote on the question of whether or not they join with the russian federation. so the way biting presented it and his speech today at the united nations general assembly, the way he presented, it isn't matching reality. it simply isn't the way things are taking place. this is a typical oversimplification of a very complicated international situation to serve the narrative, backing u. s. foreign policy. we spoke of all right, attorney robert patillo, who says a choose your system, providing different sets of rules for certain countries is wrong. think that we have to take those international communities and understand that we need to have the same standards across the board. are there cannot be a one set of rules where the united sta

we chose principles to which every party to the united nations charter is beholding we stood with ukraine. like you, the united states wants this war to end on just terms. on terms we all signed up for that you cannot seize a nation's territory by force the only country standing in the way of that is russia. so we, each of us in this body, who determined to uphold the principles and beliefs, we pledge to defend as members of the united nations, must be clear, firm, and unwavering in our resolve. ukraine has the same rights that belong to every sovereign nation we will stand in solidarity with ukraine. we will stand in solidarity against russia's aggression, period now, it's no secret that in the contest between democracy and autocracy, the united states, and i as president, champion a vision for our world that's grounded in the valleys of democracy. the united states is determined to defend democracy at home and around the world because i believe democracy remains humanity's greatest instrument for the challenges of our time we're working with the g 7 to prove democracies can deliver for

territorial integrity that underpin the international system and let fly at the heart of the united nations charter as accusation fly towards russia. the west itself has been less than loyal to the un charter that they keep citing the invasion of iraq and the occupation of syria are only a couple examples where the u. s. and doesn't respect the rules that they want. others to follow. r t 's. maria, the notion that has more thank sullivan's claims of carrying about sovereignty would probably be more convincing if he didn't stand behind a lectern, where numerous american officials have undermined the sovereignty of numerous nations. how many times have we heard them warning or urging other southern states to follow along with washington's policy? if a country decides to engage in with russia, where there are sanctions, then they are break, breaking those sanctions. they're breaking our sanctions. and in some cases they're breaking un sanctions. yes. there are consequences to countries that actively attempt to circumvent or back fill the sanctions threatening illegal and unilateral sanctions against a

the main thrust of his presentation when it comes to ukraine will be about the united nations charternd the preliminary that the country cannot conquer their neighbors by force and cannot seize territory by force. and he will speak to every country those who support ukraine and those so far have been on the sideline. now is the now to stand behind the premises of the -- principles of the charter and free people fighting for their land and freedom, they are going to fight with a freedom and capacity and endurance that can outlast any would-be conqueror and that is going to be about an international system that worked for all countries and pushes back against aggressors to violently attack their neighbors. reporter: specifically on the u.n. charter and the u.n. council, will the president be speaking on that? i know the ambassador has laid out a series of premises -- presume -- preliminary? >> i expect the president will speak to the question of neuvment security reform while he is in new york and whether he communicates publicly or privately we are still working through today but this

charter by attacking ukraine. let us speak plainly. a permanent member of the united nations security council invaded its neighbour, attempted to erase the sovereign state from the map. russia has shamelessly violated the court tenants of the united nations charter. no more important than the clear prohibition against countries taking the territory of their neighbor by force a fairly clear message from buying their but did he have more for vladimir potent? well, that's when i asked our correspondent luck, whose name? new york? yes, he was quite clear and adamant that the united states and he actually spoke for the world community. speaking of the vast majority of you and countries and would stand in for those territorial boundaries, not to be pushed, not to be changed by force by russia. also he said that a nuclear war cannot be won and should not be fought. it must not before. it was a clear signal, not just to russia, but also to china. him, he basically warned against that nuclear arsenal build up there, but also towards north korea and iran. and he said that he would make

, to try to annex ukrainian territory and flagrant violation of international law and the united nations charter. in fact, russia's actions are transparently fraudulent and have no legal significance whatsoever. we will never recognize these illegal and illegitimate attempts at annexation the sham referendums prompt that the you to call for new sanctions package against russia. it would be the 8th package so far and include tighter trade restrictions among them. a price cap for russian oil. thank you, my them president. the sham referenda, organized in the territories that russia occupied, are an illegal attempt to grap land and to change international borders by force. the mobilization and putting a threat to use nuclear weapons, a further steps on the escalation path, russian and stole leaders into occupied regions of dannetta clue hon. sc. supper re, john harrison huff. already formally asked the russian president to incorporate their territories into russia. dw washington bureau chief anus pulse folk with former u. s. general david patrice, and she asked him about ukraine's recent territoria

member of the united nations security council invaded its neighbor, attempted to erase the sovereign state from the map. russia has shamelessly related the gord tenants. in the united nations charter, no more important than the clear prohibition against countries taking the territory of their neighbor by force of president putin announced that partial military mobilization, early morning address, sits rushes 1st war time mobilization of this kind. since world war 2, gambrell is under, puts now from keith, with battlefield loss is mounting, and the ukrainian counter offensive advancing russian president vladimir putin says now was the time to mobilize more troops, yet as, as she the national union to protect her motherland its sovereignty. and territorial integrity to ensure the security of our nation and people in the liberated areas. i consider it necessary to call for partial mobilization in russia . for the defense minister says as many as 300000 russian reservists will report for duty immediately. but more could be called up if necessary. thornton also confirmed that he would push ahead with a referendum in for regions of ukraine, including the don boss. the referendum will as

we chose liberty, we chose sovereignty, we chose principles to which every party of the united nations charterbeholding. we stood with ukraine. like you, the united states wants this war to end on just terms. on terms we all signed up for. but you cannot seize a nation's territory by force. the only country standing in the way of that is russia. so we, each of us in in body who is determined to uphold the principles of beliefs we pledge to defend as members of the united nations must be clear, firm and unwavering in our resolve. ukraine has the same rights that belong to every sovereign nation. we will stand in solidarity with ukraine. we will stand in solidarity against russia's aggression, period. it's no secret in the contest between democracy and autocracy, the united states and i as president champion a vision for our world as grounded in the values of democracy. the united states is determined to defend and strengthen democracy at home and around the world because i believe democracy remains humanity's greatest instrument to address the challenges of our time. we're working with the g-7

based on the ideals, purposes, and principles and shy and in the united nations charter and by the founding fathers of our organization need here home on, i wish to greet her. it's our support for the reform currently underway within the united nations. and the goal of creating a security council that has more representative, equitable and deficient on the view to achieving those. and as part of the democratization of united nations institutions, camera, and reiterated lives on a do not support for the esl. we need consensus and the seared declaration, which were unanimously adopted by the heads of african states. mister president, normal bull, to conclude my remarks, camera and reaffirms. it's a support for all of the reforms currently in progress that seek to revitalize the general assembly. strengthen the economic and social council and streamline the secretariat on no one following the agenda, sat by the member states of our organization in order to strengthen its stature. and its ability to better address the global challenges of our era. thank you very much for your kind attention. hi

rush attack, not only ukraine, it dealt a deadly blow blow to the very foundations of the united nations charter. no nation can feel safe until russia is held to account for violating the common principles. agreed by all after the 2nd world war. russian does not care for them. but there are 192 other un member states. nations of asia pacific africa, the middle east, late in america, and europe, are all interested in upholding the un charter to date. and ukraine is fighting to defend principle. so this charter, especially the principle of territorial integrity. mother, president, russia's war of aggression has plunged the world into multifaceted crisis. the consequences of this crime failed far beyond the ukraine. once russian warships blocked the ukrainian seaports, it became clear that ukrainian agricultural exports are vital to global for security. russia has demonstrated that it is ready to put millions of people across asia, africa, and the middle east at the risk of hunger simply to achieve its imperialistic goals . i take this opportunity to thank you and secretary general antonio terrace.

next, joe biden declaring russia shamelessly violated the core tenets of the united nations charter with its brutal needless war in ukraine. president biden: this war is about extinguishing ukraine's right to exist as a state, plain and simple, and ukraine's right to exist as a people. wherever you are, wherever you live, whatever you believe, that should make your blood run cold. mark: joe biden being extremely clear on where he stands there at the united nations general assembly. let's bring in our guest from the german marshall fund of the united states. give us your reaction. i think it is fairly categorical where he stands. there's no doubt about that. >> absolutely. joe biden today in his speech gave a strummed enunciation of russia's behavior, not just today with the call for mobilization and nuclear threats, but broadly, everything it has committed against ukraine, especially since february. the principles he laid out contrast with what the united nations is supposed to stand for, what countries sign up for when they join the united nations and russia's behavior, and more so beca

united nations security council invaded its neighbor. attempted to erase the sovereign state from the map. russia has shamelessly violated the court tenants of the united nations charter. no more important than the clear prohibition against countries taking the territory of their neighbor by force. >> the clear message from biden there. did he have more for vladimir putin? >> it was quickly and he was quick adamant -- he actually spoke for the world community, speaking for the vast majority of you and countries that would stand in for those territorial boundaries not to be pushed or changed by force from russia and he said a nuclear war cannot be won and should not be fought. it was a clear signal not just russia but also to china and he basically warned against their nuclear arsenal build up there but also toward north korea and iran. he said he would make sure the united states -- he would make sure that iran would not require a nuclear weapon. we are already seeing some very clear rhetoric from the u.s. president along with the message that he is very much at pains to get across to poor countries suffering from food shortages right now. the sanctions imposed on rus

the united nations charter did not generally present the united states recalled much about the establishingnd main the founding documents of the united nations are not very. this truth is consistent with the actions of the united states itself . what uh, later vasily nebenzev reminded her of, the ukrainian people have already shown that they will never submit to russia and the council of the international community should do the same. at the very least , our country will never recognize the territory annexed by russia in our understanding. they will forever remain the last benzia from the happiness of ukraine. said that this would only be the first step, and those referendum and if, in general, kiev does not change its policy, then some territories of ukraine may go further, but so far there is, what is there, and of course, here, uh, our permanent representative remembered how all this was carried out at one time by the united states itself but in the case of oblique everyone remembers. no referendums were held there, no referendums at all, the local government decided, e, the americans de

he was the first person to speak at the opening of the united nations general assembly, and he did not hold back. >> the united nations charterdeals it represents are in jeopardy. we

pretext to try and annex ukrainian territory in flagrant violation of international law and the united nations charter >> the u.s. has pledged over a billion dollars in additional aid to kyiv. it includes money for more radar, antiwar weapons as well as the himars system. the mobile rocket launcher has been credited for helping to turn the tide for ukraine on the battlefield. russian presidential spesperson dmitry peskov says it's far from over and plan to take all of the donetsk region. 99% of people in donetsk voted to join russia. armed soldiers went door to door to collect ballots. on monday, russia's lower house is expected to hold a session to discuss the referendum results. the upper house will deliberate legislation for potential annexation the next day. >>> iran's president will further crack down on protesters who cross the line into rioting. 41 people have died in clashes between security forces and those demonstrating against the death of a woman in police custody. ebrahim raisi made the remark on wednesday on state-run television. he said a forensic report on the death of young woman who

the united nations, president biden condemned russia's seven-month-old war and called on the world to stand with solidarity with ukraine. >> russia has ignored the tenets of the united nations charter. no more important than the clear prohibition against countries taking the territory of their neighbor by force. >> reporter: the president also denounced russian president vladimir putin's newly announced order of a partial mobilization of hundreds of thousands of reservists. that news set off protests across russia with hundreds arrested and sparked an exodus of people taking one-way flights out of the country. this is a graphic of flights departing russia on flightradar24.com that went viral. president biden also called out putin's new threat to use nuclear weapons and criticized russia for scheduling sham referenda this week in territories it has forcibly seized in ukraine. >> this world should see these outrageous acts for what they are. >> reporter: here at the u.n., president biden pledged nearly $3 billion in additional aid for global food security in response to shortages that have been worsened by the war. >> a crime has been committed against ukraine, and we demand just pun

essentially saying, look, russia is a prominent member of this body and they are violating the united nations chartery. a permanent member of the united nations security council invaded its neighbor, attempted to erase the sovereign state from the map. russia hasly violated the core tenets of the united nations charter. >> so president putin's remarks in terms of threatening to use nuclear weapons has become a dominant topic here in new york as the leaders discuss various issues of the one of the things that we heard was the secretary general saying this is hugely concerning, what was once unthey thinkable is scheduled to debate. we could hear from president biden again when he meets with the president of the philippines. >> i want to get to jay now on the ground. russia tried to silence ukraine's president, volodymyr zelenskyy. he did address the assembly and received a standing ovation when he was done. what is his message and what is he touting as relates to that major prisoner swap we're learning about? >> his message was that there need to be sanctions levied against russia, they need more stric