match with a course of condemnation at a while, not just diplomatic gathering, the united nations general assembly u. s. president joe biden told the u. m, that russia's actions and ukraine should make that blood run cold. let us speak plainly. a permanent member of 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 united nations charter. no more important than the clear prohibition against countries taking the territory of their neighbor by force. currently, russian men aged $18.00 to $27.00 are obliged to do military service usually for a year with exemptions for medical grounds and also for students. this means russia could, in theory, mobilize 25000000 people with military experience. but the kremlin insist that con scripts won't be sent to fight in ukraine. and beginning of the year, russia had $900000.00 active troops. ukraine's forces are much smaller with just more than a $196000.00. but cave has since ordered mass mobilization, which boosted its numbers. russia launched its invasi

u. s. president joe biden address from united nations general assembly that's bringing automatic as to james base. interesting. and to that speaks from un headquarters in new york, james laws in that space, global health issues, climate issues, you and reform a warning for china and for ra, a number of other countries. but 1st and foremost, there was a message for president putin. yes he started with what i think is the news of the day. he started with his reaction to president putin's escalation in recent hours. his mobilization of more our troops to go to ukraine, his veiled threat of using any means and he said he wasn't bluffing. so a hint potentially to using nuclear weapons present biden address that straight on at the start of the speech. he said, the war is about extinguishing ukraine's right to exist as a state and ukraine's right to exist as a people that should he told the people that gathered countries that on under 93 countries of the general suddenly make your rock blood run cold. a lot of mention of the history of the u. n. at the end, he talked about the founding of the un 77

u. s. ambassador to the united nations linda thomas greenfield, has said that she will then take the issue to the un general assembly. a russia has accused in the u. s. chief of taking sides in the ongoing conflict mohammed vol, is in moscow with more on that. moscow is not listening to what mister god gutierrez is saying, the law a moscow is in another world. russia is bracing for celebrations and the historic speech by vladimir putin. president vladimir putin, tomorrow. so, i mean, the logic here is very different. we are in the, i'm, i mean, i'm talking from a place where, i mean, things are seen from a completely different perspective. russians are bracing for what they called the correction of history. i think that those territories belong to russia, and that it was wrong in the 1st place to, to let them go. and now it is time. it is the coronation of this, of the sacrifices given by the but by the russians during this war and before. and it's, it's just less than 24 hours before the before it starts. and that is when the president vladimir putin will sign this agreement with the leaders of the for break away r

u. s. 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. immediately after the security council meeting, i spoke to one of ukraine staunchest supporters. that's the u. k. the british ambassador abra woodward. it's another example of russia abusing its veto in order to cover up for its illegal invasion. but i think the important result is that no other country supported this illegal annexation by preaching of parts of ukraine. and that's very clear now, we'll go to the general assembly next week, and i expect that we'll see strong support again for this fundamental un principle of territorial integrity and sovereignty. no other country supported russia, but there were countries abstaining this time. there were 4 abstentions in february, there were 3 this time there was china joined by brazil, india and kept bon, does that make you worried that your isolation campaign is cracking a bit? i think we've heard around the world clear condemnation. all russia's so c

united nations general assembly. speaking at the moment, is the president of surrey nom warren ukraine is overshadowing the 1st in person un meeting since the pandemic. u. s. president joe biden is about to address the congress. next. we will bring you a live coverage of that speech as soon as it starts. meanwhile, the international community has condemned russian plans to call up an extra $300000.00 residents to fight in ukraine. russian president vladimir putin says the partial mobilization is aimed at liberating the eastern don bus region where ukrainian forces are currently staging a counter offensive. western leaders say the call up is in response to russian losses on the battlefield. it has raised fears of a serious escalation of the war ah, on the streets of ukraine's capital keith. the announcement from moscow has been met with a mixture of derision and disdain. at night they occur. oh, you know, this is agony caused by impotence patient doesn't know what to do. so now he tries to make people he his words. that's my opinion. the other was over here with her. i think we have to trust our armed forces and no one else wrote. her threats will always c

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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 sanctions are targeted and not hurting ordinary zimbabwe. the situation on the ground looks rather different. terrible. it had to oddity in johannesburg. thorazine far away, wrapping up his our show live for moscow on out he international. thank you for sharing a time with us. here of course are very big day for archie and russia. and those are the former republics in easton, ukraine. it was this evening, the russian president signed the accession documents for 4 of those former republics will continue our special coverage for you at the top of the hour. ah ah, watching these wires are in control. if i give both money and us bowen, this shall shoulder and is the last name square. now when i knew what a teacher just al session on a national z. m. no, no. she shyly yours is maggie barnett. when you sit down with so in law buy a market is but don't still a mark mark without mile. yes. the other 3 is like a good the other 15 boca mama with the bank as a whole. a

u. s, and its allies then planning to bring things to all 193 members of the u. n. of the general assembly. james bays al jazeera, the united nations. joining us now from alexandria, virginia donald, the ensign he is russia, director of the us institute of peace, donald. now that the vote is over, what happens? well, as your reporter said, this is a farce. people have been forced to vote, most of the people who would vote against the referendum have left there. there's no doubt in anybody's mind that the majority of people in these core areas to court staying and ukraine. so i just wanted to emphasize that the problem, it's in the kremlin, that the hooton's military is doing badly, couldn't needs to show some results because the criticism at home is getting stronger and what he's decided to do. and i would emphasize after much hesitation, the gramlin is to hold the sham referendum. it doesn't really mean very much. ah, ukraine may well push them back further as you know, the happened doing very well in care, so on. so this is not crimea in 2014 is, is there a pu to him and we're holding a weakening hand, trying to shore his positio

u. s, and its allies then planning to bring things to all 193 members of the u. n. of the general assembly. james bays al jazeera, the united nations. now denmark's energy minister suspects that blasts were the cause of gas leaf that 2 major pipeline between russia and europe. north stream, one normally ships gas from russia directly to germany. however, deliveries had been suspended by russia earlier this month because of a stand off over sanctions. denmark and sweden 1st reported the leagues near the island of bornhold shipping. your the lines has now been restricted. step nothin is in the german town of luke men at the point where nordstrom meets land gas bubbling up over an area of more than one square kilometer in the baltic sea. near the danish island of bourne home. 3 huge leaks detected at both, not 3. 1 and 2 is too much of a coincidence, according to your opinion, leaders and energy experts. jewish matters. and we see clearly that this has an active sabotage, an act which likely means a further step of escalation of the situation in crane. sweetie. seismologists say de recorded to explosions before the leaks were detected

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 sanctions are targeted and not hurting ordinary them, bob woods. the situation on the ground looks rather different. got a bill is out of t enjoy book. the facebook should pay reparations to hundreds of thousands of or hang goods for my and mar, originated hate content spread through facebook, social media platform. that's according to the latest report of the ms. the international in 2017. the ro, hinkle were killed, tortured, raped, and displaced in the thousands, as part of the man mar, security forces, campaign of ethnic cleansing. in the months and years leading up to the atrocities . facebook's algorithms were intensifying a storm of hatred against the ro hinder which contributed to real world violence. throwing our mainly muslim minority in my and mar, one that has been persecuted since 2016. when my mars military force started a major crack down on the road, when people forcing them from their homes and bangladesh, since that time, hundreds of thousan

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 i've targeted and not hurting ordinary zimbabwe, the situation on the ground looks rather different that i will attach out of t enjoy is back. the earth agreed on legislation to pause an additional $12000000000.00 in military and economic. a few crane also pledging to ascend advanced ad defense systems that was following ukraine's prisoners. he's missed speaking in the interview and he said that the weapon systems have already been delivered. keith has been pushing for months for the pentagon to supply the advance nasa surface to air missile system. that's as the us has already allocated nearly $55000000000.00 of spending to support ukraine, including high mars multi rocket launch systems that local authorities in the dumbass say have been used in attacks on residential areas. the former top commander of u. s. army falls in europe says he believes the queen, the military will enter crimea within the next year. i believe it is very possible that ukraine

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 that i will attach out of tea in johannesburg. i before we go here, not international, just a quick reminder of what the nato chief dns dealt him book just said about. 15 minutes ago, he said that our nato is moving and mobilizing troops to the eastern part of the alliance to various areas of eastern europe, more details at ot dot com. for the meantime, i thank you very much for joining us here at our t more muse still to come. when we return at the top of the hour. i do hope you can join us. ah . western audiences have been flooded with one wave after another, a propaganda when it comes to ukraine. but what matters most is the generation of political and strategic facts. for example, the induction of 4 ukrainian regents into russia and the sabotage of the north stream pipelines. these realities will determine the outcome of this ah.

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 our target said not hurting ordinary zimbabwe. the situation on the ground looks rather different. got a t enjoy is back or things will start certainly advanced ad defense system, ukraine, but only in 2 months time. that's following you can present last, he's misquote, an interview that the weapon systems have already been delivered. he has been pushing for months for the pentagon to supply the advance nasa surface to air missiles. that size of the u. s. has already provided nearly $17000000000.00 of military equipment to ukraine, including hi mas multi rocket launch systems that local authorities in the dumbass say, have been using a tax on residential areas. the former top commander of us, all the forces in europe says he believes the crane and military will enter crimea within the next year. i believe it is very possible that ukraine will push russian forces back to the 23 february line. by the end of this year, and that ukraine will, will lib

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 i've targeted and not hurting ordinary them, bob woods, the situation on the ground looks rather different. got us out of t. enjoy and is back. ok. some breaking news just coming in to us on the program official, something rosier region are stating that a column of civilian vehicles moving towards russian control. the territory has come under fire from ukraine's armed forces on the day the report states that some 23 people have been killed and 34 further at this stage are at windage. we will of course, keep a very close eye on the situation as it develops, we get more verified information on that. we will bring it into. but it does look at this stage that 23 people killed in this upper road year region the u. s. senate has agreed to on legislation to pass on additional $12000000000.00 and military and economic aid for ukraine, and also pledged to send on advanced or defense systems. let's go through this story because we know that kia has been pushing f

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 sanctions are targeted and not hurting ordinary them. bob was the situation on the ground. looks rather different . got out of tea. angel is back talking of sanctions. the european union is preparing a champion and a throne of them against russia, including imposing tide her trade restrictions. but it's not all plain sailing with past measures, boomerang, and hurting the you itself. brussels has been forced to backtrack on some of its earlier decisions. here's our t contributor, rich morrison's taken, the hey, you know what they say? 8 times a charm is sanctions. were actual divorces and not just g o economic or geopolitical breakups than the european union would be hollywood legend. elizabeth taylor, if she had divorced any single one of her ex husband's 8 times. and i guess that makes russia richard burton then because brussels has just announced that it's breaking up with russia yet again with an 8th sanctions package. and the u. brass says that it's reall

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 sanctions are targeted and not hurting ordinary zimbabwe. the situation on the ground looks rather different. double is has out of t enjoy is back. it is agreed on the your station to pass the additional 12000000000 dollars in minutes. she am economic aid for ukraine, also purging to send advanced defense systems. keith has been pushing for months for the pentagon supply. they advance a surface to air missile systems. so as of the u. s. has already allocated maybe $55000000000.00 of spending to support you train, including high miles multi rocket launch systems. the local authorities in the don't bust say, have been used in the tax on residential areas. the former top commander of us armed forces in europe, says he believes the cranium military will enter crimea within the next year. i believe it is very possible that ukraine will push russian forces back to the 23 february line by the end of this year. and that ukraine will really will liberate crimea when t

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 sanctions are targeted and not hurting ordinary them, bob was the situation on the ground. looks rather different. got a bill is out of t. angel is back the u. s. senate has agreed on legislation to pass an additional $12000000000.00 and military and economic aid for ukraine, and also pledged to send on and bumps or defense systems. just to go through this re key and it's been pushing for months for the pentagon to supply the advanced nussum surface to air missile systems says the u. s. has already allocated nearly $55000000000.00 of spend to support ukraine, including high mars, multiple rocket lorn systems, the local authorities and don boss say, have been used in a tax and residential areas. law ukraine's president landscape rejected. peace talks with russia sing, negotiations are impossible, at least that he rushes, implementation of the so called crimea scenario. and another attempt to an extra cranium territory will mean that there is nothing to talk ab

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 johannesburg . alright ahead of this sunday's presidential election in brazil, some western governments have been loudly voice and concerns of what they call up and democrats trends that are promising to use economic leverage to quote, bolster democracy in south america's largest country. we urge you to take additional steps to make it unequivocally clear to president both dinero and his government at brazil's constitution must be respected and attempts to subvert the rules of democracy are unacceptable they. you should state that it will use different leavers, including trade, to defend brazil's democracy and human rights. it would be unacceptable for the united states to recognise the government that came to power and democratically and it would send a horrific message to the entire world. it is important for the people o

addressing the united nations general assembly wednesday, president biden hailed the protesters specifically the women of iran as brave, national security advisor jake sullivan said today that the u. s is offering assistance. we have taken tangible steps to sanction the morality police who caused this young woman's death and we've taken steps to make it easier for the iranian people to get access to the internet and to communicate with one another and with the world. the white house says that while the administration does have concerns with iran on the issue of human rights efforts to revive the 2015 nuclear deal will continue. in washington. alexandria hoff fox news. thousands of iranian americans walked on the golden gate bridge today in support of the protesters in iran. honestly everyone who is here is not because of us or no one is because of people love you people see what happened to the people of china. come here. that's it. many have called the death of masa amini, iran's george floyd movement. others say the call for change has been simmering for decades. it has now reached a boiling point coming up a little later in this newscast here what other iranian americans have to

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 soon some targeted and not hurting ordinary them. bob woods, the situation on the ground looks rather different. got us out of tea and john is back. yes, some big figures in this next story as well. the u. s. senate has agreed on legislation to pass an additional $12000000000.00 and military and economic aid for ukraine, and also pledged to send on bumps or defense systems like have, has been pushing for months and months for the pentagon to supply the advanced knutson surface to her and missile systems doubts as the u. s. as already allocated that figure. $55000000000.00 are close to it of spend to support ukraine, including a hi maurice multiple rocket launch systems, the local authorities and don boss. they have been used in a tax on residential earnings. they will ukraine's president lensky has rejected peace talks with russia, saying negotiations are impossible. at least that he rushes, implementation of the so called crimea scenario. and another a

addressing the united nations general assembly wednesday, president biden hailed the protesters specifically the women of iran as brave, national security advisor jake sullivan said today that the u. s is offering assistance. we have taken tangible steps to sanction the morality police who caused this young woman's death and we've taken steps to make it easier for the iranian people to get access to the internet and to communicate with one another and with the world. the white house says that while the administration does have concerns with iran on the issue of human rights efforts to revive the 2015 nuclear deal will continue. in washington. alexandria hoff fox news. thousands of iranian americans walked on the golden gate bridge today in support of the protesters in iran and aghios on this g. many have called the death of masa amini, iran's george floyd moment. others say they call for change has been simmering for decades and has now reached a boiling point. change hoping something could change in iran. the government hoping for freedom chatty a lot has been ruling iran for the past 43 years. i think right now the moment has been created. people are explaining that they don't wan

u. s. ambassador to the united nations linda thomas greenfield, has said that she will then take the issue to the un general assembly to afghanistan. now where at least 19 people have been killed after suicide bombing targeted in education center in cobble students were taking part in a test to prepare for the university entrance exams. the attack happened in an area of the capitol where many people from the has are a minority live. as our, as a predominantly shia muslim group are often targeted because if they're rice and religious practices, that fuller share zine is in capital and fall. this report on the attack exploded happened around 730, cobbled time, educate center industrial. she is, has a minute tea place area mostly has out. i'll go to this. you get some center. this happened when the students were going for a conquer examination, mark test, which is university or college entry test. according to eye witnesses, the suicide attacker 1st in the garden front of the education center and then went inside and visited his explosives. according to hundreds of books for some of these department, the number of casu

u. s. and its allies then planning to bring things to all 193 members of the u. n. of the general assembly. james bayes al jazeera, the united nations. the trial of guineas, former president and 10 others, is getting underway in the capital, cannot cri, they're accused of being responsible for a massacre that took place on this day 13 years ago. let's take a closer look at what happened and what follows. thousands of demonstrators gathered at the stadium and cannot cry. they were protesting against mister cameras, intentions to run as president. the following here had come to power through a military coup. 9 months earlier, the security forces started sh being killing at least 157 people and injuring 1200 . dozens of women were beaten and gang rights were shortly after the crackdown. camara survived an assassination attempt by one of his former aids. he was brought to morocco for medical treatment, an asteroid from power. camara then moved to king of faso. he returned to guinea over the weekend. well, let's go live to an interest who is at the trial for us. what's happened so far today? ah, well basically i, it's a moment to stay fo

u. s ambassador to the united nations, linda thomas greenfield delivered remarks at san francisco's fairmont hotel, the site where the u. n charter was drafted in 1945 ahead of next week's general assembly said russia's invasion of ukraine has left the u. n facing a crisis of confidence. this is about defending the charter. this is about peace for the next generation. this is about protecting the un's principles. the ambassador laid out six clear principles for security council members, which includes russia and china. they include defending and following the charter, refraining from the use of vetoes and enhancing transparency with the general assembly. i can't speak for china and russia. what we're doing is setting a standard a standard that we will adhere to, and we call upon others to adhere to. this week. the ambassador accused russia of detaining and forcibly deporting hundreds of thousands of ukrainians to russia, a war crime, something the kremlin denies. they're facing torture they are facing, uh, separation from their families, and many of them are facing death. and it is absolutely important that we, ul russia out for this while in the bay area, thomas greenfield is holding e

united nations general assembly meeting there in new york . oh, you're watching out there. as a reminder of our top stories this hour, u. s. president joe biden has condemned russia's decision to cool up more troops in ukraine, addressing the un general assembly. he said the upcoming referendums in easton, ukraine are sham. that a russian president vladimir putin announced he was calling up reservists abuses, military operation and new crime. and they've been small protests, supposing that notary mobilization across russia, the monitoring group says more than a 1000 people have been detained. there is federal reserve has raised as key interest rates by 3 quarters of a percentage point. the central banks move is aimed at getting consumers and businesses to borrow and spend less. officials are hoping it will keep rising inflation and check as your gastro joins us now live or from a washington d. c. it high to explain to us what this interest rate height means. this is a widely expected hike, a 3 quarters of a percentage point, but it is still an aggressive move laura, in that it is a 3rd consecutive time that the central ba

u. s. in new york. and the president of zimbabwe done boot, the man on god. we're speaking like 77, session general assembly. your excellency, mr. antonio, with us. several general united nations. no may just is your excellency's head of state and government distinguish to guess it is my single i want to deliver this statement to this august assembly allow me to congratulate you, mister president on your election as the president of the 7 7th session or the net emissions in assembly please be assured of him by with full support. as you guys are deliberations during this current session, i also pays special tribute to your previous cesar, mr. abdullah shaheed for leading the surrender 6th session of the united nations general assembly. as the world coupled with their farrar of challenges, we commend him for the president of the general assembly as fellowship or for hop initiative towards enhancing youth, interest, endangerment, and commitment in the work of the united nations. this will go a long way toward the civil guarding, the interests or future generations. as embodied in today's youth, their voices must be head across our governments and within the united nations. zimbab

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 to civil rights attorney, robert patillo, who say the 2 tier system providing different sets of rules is wrong. think that we have to take as an international community as an understanding. we need to have the same standards across the board. there cannot be a one set of rules where the united states and great britain, i am, the nato allies and a 2nd cetera. and the 2nd sort of rule for the all the other countries on earth. and the only way for these international organizations do have legitimacy is of, if they are truly neutral, they are truly fair minded. are. we cannot continue to have a 2 tier system in the international law international organizations. otherwise, we'll continue to see our smaller nations and non nato nations defect from these organizations really do not feel they'll get fair treatment. herb person bite into they talk about the idea of allowing the african nations caribbean nations to have representatives on the permit security council wi

u. s, and his allies are then planning to bring things to all 193 members of the un of the general assembly. james bays al jazeera of the united nations, a commission chief sullivan. the lion says leaks to major pipelines between russia and europe, will cause my sabotage. nordstrom, one normally ships gas from russia, directly to germany, but deliveries was suspended by russia earlier this month because of a stand off over sanctions. denmark and sweden 1st reported the lakes near the island of bali, home shipping navy lanes. the lines rather, has now been restricted. the fasten is in the german town of leudemann with a point where no stream meets land. gas bubbling up over an area of more than one square kilometer in the baltic sea near the danish island of bourne home. 3 huge leaks detected at both, not $31.00 and $2.00 is too much of a coincidence. according to europe in leaders and energy experts, gish monitors and we see clearly that this is an active site with us and active, which likely means a further step of escalation of the situation in ukraine. sweetie. seismologists say de, recorded to explosions before the leaks were dete

addressing the united nations general assembly wednesday, president biden hailed the protesters specifically the women of iran as brave, national security advisor jake sullivan said today that the u. s is offering assistance. we have taken tangible steps to sanction the morality police who caused this young woman's death and we've taken steps to make it easier for the iranian people to get access to the internet and to communicate with one another and with the world. the white house says that while the administration does have concerns with iran on the issue of human rights efforts to revive the 2015 nuclear deal will continue. in washington. alexandria hoff fox news. someone called the death of masa many iran's george floyd movement, the protests of inspired people to speak out against the iranian government gave us greg liggins live tonight in the newsroom with more on the demonstration that took place in san francisco today, greg this appears to be a new movement. in fact, we saw people with signs saying iranian lives matter. the protests that initially called attention to women's rights appears to have morphed into a call for regime change. the golden gate bridge played host to

ambassador to the united nations is in the bay area ahead of next week. 77th un general assembly, our political reporter greg lee sat down with the ambassador today to discuss how the u. s a number of issues, including russia's attacks on ukraine and climate change. our hope is to rally the world behind the charter that we all committed to right here 77 years ago, us ambassador to the united nations linda thomas greenfield delivered remarks at san francisco's fairmont hotel, the site where the u. n charter was drafted in 1945 ahead of next week's general assembly, she said russia's invasion of ukraine has left the un facing a crisis of confidence. this is about defending the charter. this is about peace for the next generation. this is about protecting the un's principles. the ambassador laid out six clear principles for security council members, which includes russia and china. they include defending and following the charter, refraining from the use of vetoes and enhancing transparency with the general assembly. i can't speak for china and russia. what we're doing is setting a standard a standard that we will adhere to, and we call upon others to adhere to. this week.

u. s ambassador to the united nations , linda thomas greenfield delivered remarks at san francisco's fairmont hotel, the site where the u. n charter was drafted in 1945 ahead of next week's general assemblyia's invasion of ukraine has left the un facing a crisis of confidence. this is about defending the charter. this is about peace for the next generation. this is about protecting the un's principles. the ambassador laid out six clear principles for security council members, which includes russia and china. they include defending and following the charter, refraining from the use of vetoes and enhancing transparency with the general assembly can't speak for china and russia. what we're doing is setting a standard a standard that we will adhere to, and we call upon others to adhere to. this week, the ambassador accused russia of detaining and forcibly deporting hundreds of thousands of ukrainians to russia, a war crime, something the kremlin denies. they're facing torture they are facing, uh, separation from their families, and many of them are facing death, and it is absolutely important. hmm. that we, uh shine a light on this and call russia out for this while in the bay area, thomas g

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it's a significant escalation and a conflict that took center stage the united nations general assembly, where u. s. president joe biden slammed russia for shamelessly violating the un charter, an overtly threatening to attack europe with nuclear weapons. i'm nichol foolish in berlin, and this is the day ah, in order to protect to rush.