the attack comes just hours after the united nations general assembly voted overwhelmingly to condemn russia's attempts to illegally annex for regions of ukraine. and funding for child is al correspondent in ukraine, and she joins me now from keith morning, finding other been fresh air raid alerts in cave and more russian attacks we're hearing. are people in keep assuming that this is moscow's response to the you and vote was very difficult to look into the had of letting me put in why he's doing watch when abs certainly pretty much every day. now actually by getting you cities, every dollars can keep cdn to new airstrikes in various parts of the country. but before i'm getting to the details of the fresh attacks in certain parts in ukraine, let me just look at that a, you and general assembly vote. and the meaning of it really because the fact the 3 fourths of the un general assembly voted to condemn the attempted annexation of full sylvan regions, basically of ukraine. namely, a lou hands sketch don't yet separate each and house in region, which are only partially occupied by the wa

so all these events happening within the united nations general assembly should be seen through the prism of the western blackmail. this is unacceptable. there was a resolution before the un general assembly, that's the body that contains all member states of the united nation. the resolution was urging countries not to recognize the territories that just voted in referendums to join with russia. now at this point, the results are end about his pass. a 143 countries voted in favor of it. a 5 countries, including russia, voted against nicaragua, voted with russia, bella, luce voted with russia north korea voted with russia as did the syrian arab republic. and in addition to that, there were 35 countries, including china and india, and a number of african countries that made the decision to abstain and not vote on this resolution before the voting we heard from the russian representative dan z and took the floor and pointed out that these referendums, it was almost a 100 percent vote to join with russia. the people in these regions have spoken and made it abundantly clear that they do want

the united nations general assembly has adopted a resolution to condemn moscow for the recent referendums, in which 4 territories voted overwhelmingly to join the russian federation. 143 members voted for the resolution 5 nations against that. and another 35 countries upstate. the russian and buster to the u. n. condemned the resolution, the head of the vote, stating that some nations were constantly lobbied to support. susan, for example, miss adopting this resolution. the western countries try to achieve their geopolitical goals. and again, use the members of the general assembly as extras expressing commitment to the protection of the international law, which we heard from the representatives of us and other natal members today is a bright example of hypocrisy and double standards. the fact should not be hidden that for these past few days, many of our colleagues from the global south came and told us about the economic blackmail and direct threats which they hear from the west. so all these events happening within the united nations general assembly should be seen through the prism of

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there was hardly any doubt that the united nations general assembly resolution condemning the annexation of ukrainian territory from russia would find an overwhelming majority. the only question was whether some countries grew tired of continuing to pay the price for supporting ukraine against the russia invasion. while other countries, like the global south felt ignored by the western world, these concerns didn't come to fruition. quite the opposite. $143.00 states voted to condemn and reject the annexation of ukraine and the sham referenda vote. this is a major defeat for russia, that 2 more states voted against the invasion than the march road. however, china and india abstained their ward again. and that matter is not only because these are 2 major political and economic powers. china, i seen as one of the biggest challenges of the role of the united states as a superpower. today's vote is not only about what happened in the chamber. this will be on the record to day will chronicle where every country stood in the face of a global crisis, where one country illegally annexed a soverei

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now, the attack comes just hours after the united nations general assembly voted overwhelmingly to condemn russia's attempts to illegally annex for regions of ukraine. the resolution was supported by $143.00 countries, while $35.00 states abstained, including china and india. i asked the w is funny for char, who's in, keep, if people there see these latest russian strikes is moscow's response to the un vote. was very difficult to look into the had of letting me put in why he's doing watch when ab certainly pretty much every day. now actually people getting use it is every dealership keeps cdn to new airstrikes in various parts of the country. but before i'm getting to the details of the fresh attacks in certain parts in ukraine, let me just look at that. you and general assembly vote and the meaning of it really because the fact the 3 fourths of the un general assembly voted to condemn the attempted annexation of full sylvan regions basically of ukraine. namely, a new hands scared don. yet, scaffold each and hudson region, which are only partially occupied by the way by russia forces. this

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to the general assembly of the united nations, where all 193 members states get their view, and a similaresolution we expect to be put to the vote at some point next week. >> denmark's energy agency says two gas leaks of major pipelines that run from russia to germany are over the weekend. the nord stream 1 and two pipelines, which transport gas under the baltic sea. eu is calling for an investigation while russia has accused the west of sabotage. eu members have agreed to cut power consumption. they are also going to import levees on energy companies. they are hoping to reduce energy prices which absorb since the war in ukraine. burkina faso's president has been overthrown by the military. an army officer made the announcement on state television. hurricane ian has made landfall in south carolina. the storm dropped to a post-tropical cyclone. heavy rains and strong winds have knocked out power to more than 170,000 customers and left many ways along the coast of water -- many roadways along the coast underwater. those are the headlines. coming up next, "inside story." ♪ folly: hurricane i

. >> reporter: the united nations general assembly holding an emergency session, weighing a resolution to condemn the sudden escalation in the conflict, including russia's attempted annexation of four regions of ukraine. leaders from across the world once again forced to confront one man's war. after speaking to president biden today and securing a promise for more air defense, ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy is set to address the g-7 nations in an emergency meeting tomorrow, continuing his push for help to win the war against russia. in washington, alice barr, nbc news. >>> and threatening action out of north korea. the nation fired ballistic missiles. the seventh round in two weeks and comes a day after north korea warned that the redeployment of an american aircraft carrier near the korean peninsula was inflaming regional tensions. the carrier and its battle group were in the region for two days. it returned to the area after north korea fire add powerful missile over japan last week. >>> up next, unable to go home and growing more frustrated. the action being taken by dozen

united nations and the not northern standards that stem from it, namely banning aggression, peaceful settlement of disputes sovereignty of state. and they respect for territorial integrity, the united nations general assembly, unequivocally literally and overwhelmingly condemned these attacks on our charter by targeting civilians. russia is deliberately hi, lynching. international humanitarian law. it is vainly trying to break the morale of the ukrainian nation by indiscriminately striking against the ukrainian towns and cities. russia wants to terrorize by destroying essential civilian infrastructure. in particular, in the energy sector, russia in tends to lead to energy and heating shortfalls. as the winter is approaching, it is counting on this suffering over the civilians, including women, children, and the elderly, who all of the partners of ukraine stand with it. j. france has mobilized the means to help ukraine this winter mis, mister president burge or russia to comply with international humanitarian law. and to allow the access for humanitarians to civilian populations who are in the as territories, wouldn't it claims to have occupied, as well as 2 prisoners of war, including those which are detai

the united nations general assembly had adopted a resolution to condemn moscow for the recent referendums, and which full turn to in voted overwhelmingly in favor to join the russian federation. 143 members voted in favor of the resolution. 5 nations voted against it. with another 35 abstaining the russian, i'm bustled to the you and condemned the resolution before the vote calling out the hypocritical double standards. a book, news adopting this resolution. the western countries try to achieve their fuel political goals, and again use the members of the general assembly as extras, expressing commitment to the protection of the international law, which we heard from the representatives of us and other natal members today is a bright example of hypocrisy and double standards, there was a resolution before the un general assembly, that's the body that contains all member states of the united nation. the resolution was urging countries not to recognize the territories that just voted in referendums to join with russia. now at this point, the results are in the vote. his pass, a 143 countries

to the general assembly of the united nations where we're all 193 member states, get their view and a similar sort of resolution we expect to be put to the vote at some point next week. denmark's energy agency says gasoline from 2 major pipelines that run from russia to germany are expected to stop over the weekend. on monday for ruptures were discovered in the north stream $1.00 and $2.00 pipelines which transport gas under the baltic, c. e, u is calling for an urgent investigation. while russia has accused the west of sabotage. you members of agreed to cut peak are power consumption. they're also going to impose levies on windfall profits of energy companies. they're hoping to reduce energy prices, which of source since the water ukraine. because fossil is present, as paul read amoeba has been overthrown by the military and army officer 1000000 and state television. you said the country's new leader is captain ever him tony oregon. ian has made landfall in south carolina. the storm dropped from how to can status to a post tropical psych phone. heavy rains and strong winds have no po

the callup's been a disaster >> reporter: the united nations general assembly hold ago emergency session, weighing a resolution to condemn the sudden escalation in the conflict, including russia's attempted annexation of four regions of ukraine. leaders from across the world once again forced to confront one man's war. in washington, alice barr, earns ab nbc news >>> in iran, protests are going into their fourth week students painted their hands red as outrage gross over the death of mahsa amini the country has been cracking down on protesters with gunfire erupting in a western city take a listen. "the associated press" says two protesters were killed now to nbc's reporter, the only western broadcast journalist in iran >> reporter: protests and violence continue in iran, where for weeks demonstrators have been taking to the streets, erupting into anti-government slogans. iranian security forces and militia clamping down, firing shots and tear gas, beating back protesters workers at refineries joined the protests sparked by last month's death of 22-year-old mahsa amini, taken into custody

>> the president spoke to the united nations general assembly a week ago yesterday, and he spoke directly. and he reaffirmed our one china policy of the last five decades, the policy that every administration of both parties has adhered to. and he further said that we don't support, will not support any change, unilateral change to that status quo. that's a very important statement. if anyone has changed policy here, it's really the people's republic of china with their overreaction nearly two months ago now to speaker pelosi's visit. you saw what they tried to do. we've had a -- on taiwan strait for 68 years that's tried to -- kept peace, and they tried to erase that. they simulated a naval and air blockade, so we're actually concerned that the party trying to change policy here now is beijing. gerry: obviously, the united states is in a, let's be honest, kind of a proxy war with russia and ukraine right now. china has established itself as their ally. how is that complicating the relationship between the united states and china? what are you saying to the chinese about how they should b

invaded ukraine, an act of aggression in clear violation of international law, which the united nations general assembly voted overwhelmingly to condemn. since then, the russian federation has repeatedly spread disinformation, including wild claims involving dirty bombs, chemical weapons, and offensive biological research. how much more of this nonsense do we have to endure? as we've heard russia's obligations were given a full hearing last month. according to the processes set out under article 5 of the biological and talks in weapons convention, $89.00 states parties attended that meeting and listened. as russia delivered nothing but misrepresentations of assorted public documents and copy and pasted images from wikipedia. the response from the other states parties was clear and overwhelming that russia must end its aggression and disinformation campaign against ukraine. and that russia must stop demonizing legitimate, peaceful, scientific, and technical cooperation, which all b, t, w. c. states. parties have a right to participate in under article 10 of the convention and which is rightly valued by m

as recently as the united nations general assembly were all firm and united in the call for the sanctions to be lifted. so while the u. s. seems convinced that the essay sad, targeted, and not hurting ordinary zimbabwe, the situation on the ground looks rather different. gara will attach a r t in johannesburg. right now to indonesia were a $127.00 people were killed and a $180.00 injured after a riot broke out to the football match in the province of east java. please use tear gas shields, and baton for suppressed arises, which will panic and stampeding crowds. the supportive form of the news inside a rima ryan onto the playing field. also, one of the teams has to buy a broker tool tie the decisive goal, the football association of indonesia, and now the investigation into these tragic events and suspended all matches for a week well, the roads, others use our be sure to check out our t dot com for more is that for news will be back on top of the hour. a ah . awe on february the 24th 2022. russia launched a special military operation in ukraine. the campaign, his 1st major battle was an o

before in economic relations, he went to the united nations general assembly, then had only 2 meetings with the presidents of what the book, which are very beautiful countries in latin america, but with which brazil has not many relations, particular economic relations and hula ones. first, the restart relationship, the south america and ben, brazil was one of the leading nations in the fight, the government trying to try. all right, nelson nelson. there was, if i can get you to address this briefly though, because we don't have a lot of time at this stage. the defense of the amazon forest was a big point of emphasis for la. yes, of course it is. lula participate in the name the negotiations of the of the parents agreements and before that on copenhagen. so brazil has been very active since that will summit to me in rio de janeiro, 1992 in, in an environment that wishes in more in world affairs. and most present bull sonata for we have his policy in relation to the amazon right for us. all right, brazil on might relation nelson. thank you so much. i'm sorry, that was unfair. i didn't g

and again in november of 1981, the nations sponsored a resolution in the united nations general assemblystated that what was happening in afghanistan was a cause for concern to us all. >> critically the small developing nations or anxious to free ourselves from an independent on the basis of the policy alliance. the fact that the soviet union by name in the michelin mollie holmes adams relating to afghanistan, deep disappointment. an evening nation. the superpower that often claims itself to be a supporter of the third world and alliance movements. >> once again, the vote: from the withdrawal of the soviet from afghanistan was overwhelming. in this time 116 in favor and 23 against. >> the actual third it was rather strong. and especially strong, more than anybody could've expected. for the first time in since the 50s, the majority of the countries in the united nations come down this aggression. >> and in a filmmaker and former british officer has been a close observer of soviet military aggression in afghanistan. >> in the first year after the invasion, during 1980, the cycle of shock o

decision and choose its own political partners. african leaders to as recently as the united nations general assembly were all firm and united in the call for the sanctions to be lifted. so while the u. s. seems convinced that the since had targeted and not hurting ordinary zimbabwe, the situation on the ground looks rather different. terrible. it had r, t in johannesburg to santa russian city of yours is morning lives lost in a deadly school shooting this past monday. 17 people were killed including 11 children or 24. others were wounded. a warning, a foreign video contains disturbing images. ah, ah, with hulu for, can i get with one? 0, 1st grade is 7 year old kids are among the debt terror, bloodshed, a massacre. that's what awaited the students of school number, 88 here in the russian city of chefs. as their parents sent their kids to school on a day like any other, none of them could have expected that a masked gunman armed to the teeth, would take the lives of teachers. children and guards on that fateful day. breathless but, but there are no hid under the desk. one voicemail via phone rang, so

decision and truth its own political partners. african leaders to as recently as the united nations general assembly were all firm and united in the call for the sanctions to be lifted. so while the u. s. seems convinced that they are since that targets it and not hurting ordinary them. bob, with the situation on the ground, looks rather different. terrible. it has a r t in johannesburg. there's a lot of that southeast asia now to indonesia were $129.00. people were killed and a $180.00 injured after a riot, broke out of the football march in east java. police use che gas shields and tons to suppress the riotous was panic, and that the stampedes. the latch was held in milan between arima and pers, a buyer and supporters of the field offered to ty, who's broken, the decisive goal which led to tales inside and outside the stadium. the football association of indonesia amounts an investigation into the tragic event and suspended all matches for a week or so for this news, our next summer boy co possess wools apart and we'll be back in just under 30 minutes with ah ah ah ah with welcome to was the gener

decision and choose its own political partners. african leaders to as recently as the united nations general assembly were all firm and united in the call for the sanctions to be lifted. so while the u. s. seems convinced that the said targeted and not taking ordinary zimbabwe. the situation on the ground looks rather different. got about a check out of t. enjoy is back. i had to southeast asia to indonesia were 129. people were killed $180.00 injured after right, broke out for the football much in the province of east java. police is tear gas fields and off to suppress the rise which will panic. and then the stampedes. the match was held in milan between a rima and support to storm the field of tools. i will, broo could the decisive goal, which the chaos inside and outside the stadium. the association of indian easy analysis and investigation to the tragic event when it matches for a week. well, that's up, this is our be sure to check out our t dot com for more international news will be back on the top of the hour. so with ah, ah gotcha, what was, what with this obvious that the nato has been with

look where it was, you know, out of it was, didn't really, you know, outspoken in the united national general assembly tribute. i really, this is a piece formula, right? who are these form of present ukraine, but at least formula for the whole world. we have our own experience, so we do share with international community. look what this company will be grammar, whoops, would not happen in each and every country anymore. because when the aggressive feels he will not be panos later on. because there is no any legal instrument because you end is not doing the punishment that he's no, you know, a world police can do this punishment. so you know that these 2 have not to happen . my president sherry, he's formula. all right. you are any war and with negotiations, so sooner or later diesel that kind of negotiations will have to happen and, and we'll be ready to settle down the, the, the, the conditions. i think that would be great, but in this case, negotiation should be resolved all. negotiations should bring together our partners together, probably a with ukraine, and that's when the president is telling a

therefore, we urge the russian federation to fully implemented the united nations general assembly resolution of 12 of october without further delay. this is the least that we can do for the people of ukraine for those suffering. and for the future of our planet. i think you of mister president, you remember? i think the representative of care for his statement and i'll give the floor to the representative of gemini and so president, i thank you. and i also think i'm the secretary general, the carlo and resident coordinator, denise brown for the briefings. yet again, they have made clear that hovers fig consequences rushes ongoing. a question has, for the people of ukraine and around the world, the world remains united for peace. $143.00 countries have once again condemned russia's action demanded russia to respect the charter. and to end its will immediately and unconditionally. russia, the reaction to the worth call for peace is shocking. over last, over these last days, it has escalated its attacks deliberately and systematically targeting civilian infrastructure. hundreds of miss sites an

how can you comment on the last vote regarding russia at the united nations general assembly? victory or not? five allies of the russian federation are indicative, yes, in fact, they are rogue countries. who are er hmm those with whom people do not often sit at the same table, well this is a demonstrative consequence of russian foreign policy, but there is another option, the situation is those who did not vote or those who, unfortunately, were present among them china and other heavyweights present are marker countries that reflect the position of entire continents that also did not vote, and this is not good for ukraine, that is, there is a whole space where we should strengthen our presence, work with these countries, propose our agenda, search triangles, polygons of relations in order to attract these countries to the support of kiev, and this is very important, because simple negotiations between ukraine and ukraine , for example, we read, will not lead to a change in china's position if it is pure politics yes, negotiations with african countries or the countries of the

heading towards winter and winter could be very difficult as the president was saying in united nations general assemblyly today that immediately more than half was restored. this feels like — than half was restored. this feels like moscow's - than half was restored. this feels like moscow's response, vladimir putin's response to the incident at the kerch bridge on saturday. given the scale of russia's response today, are there any regrets here in kyiv about what happened?— here in kyiv about what ha ened? �* . ., ., happened? again, i would not completely — happened? again, i would not completely agree _ happened? again, i would not completely agree with - happened? again, i would not completely agree with you - happened? again, i would not| completely agree with you that this is a response. we are in kyiv today and this is not the first time kyiv has been hit by missiles several times, massively. missiles several times, massively-— missiles several times, massivel. . ., , massively. change anything, does it change _ massively. change anything, does it change the _ massively. change anything, does it c

ethical issue in front of world leaders at the moment if they were meeting recently at the united nations general assembly and we'll be meeting again at 27 and e in, in egypt, and early november in a very practical sense. the recipes and the very simple, the intergovernmental panel on climate change has assessed all the world's evidence, and it's concluded that we are already seeing, aggravated humanitarian disaster is new to climate change today. and all the examples that we've been discussing show that they are also very clear, i have mentioned that every tend to the degree will add to that burden. so, and we are reaching limits to adaptation already today and will reach more and more as the temperature rise continue. so it's critical that we reduce emissions as quickly as we can. but at the same time, as i mentioned, the damage is to some extent already there in terms of the emissions that we've done in the past. so we need to adapt to the climate that has already changed and that will get more challenging, especially in these most probable countries, we need to see increasing investment to help especi

minister and getting to know the faces at various places around the world was at the united nations general assembly just a few weeks ago in new york. and he will stay and not roland ben wallace, who was defense secretary under both bought his johnson unless trust stays in defense. one of the other big affairs of state at big offices of state, a petty morton who of course, at the very last minute decided not to run for the leadership of the conservative party. probably because she didn't have the 100 m p 's to support her. she was hoping to get the foreign office that hasn't happened. she stays eyes of the leader of the house of commons, which is essentially the cabinet minister who's a given the job of making sure that the governments legislation can get through. and that will be an important job. under richie, soon as he realizes that there has to be changes, the have to be real efforts in the 1st few months in office because people are suffering with the highest inflation in more than 40 years. here in the the u. k. energy bills are about to start dropping through letter boxes and they will be ge

and truth its own political partners, african leaders to as recently as the united nations general assembly were all firm and united in the call for the sanctions to be lifted. so while the u. s. seems convinced that the essay since i've targeted and not hurting ordinary them. bob woods, the situation on the ground looks rather different. got out of tea in john is some pretty astonishing figures being reported in indonesia reports to say a 174 people are dead and over 300 injured after a riot. broke out at a football match in east java police shoes, cheer gas shoes, buttons to suppress the rioters, which then caused panic and deadly stampedes on the reason for those st numbers, the league game was held in the 3 of them, a line between long time job and rivals autumn, a purse a buyer fund stormed onto the field after a winning goal was scored by per se the buyer with chaos in suing inside and outside the stadium. the dead reportedly include a number of police officers. the football association of indonesia has announced an investigation into the tragic events of suspended all. much is in the