united nations was established with the aim of maintaining international peace and security as one of the main special tasks of the organization. the united nations, which was confirmed in the united nations security counciluld actually be seen and examined , fulfill these conditions, and the security council was actually formed with these conditions in the united nations with five major countries that were at war and were on it was the maintenance of international peace and security since the beginning of the establishment of the united nations, the assistance of the council has been criticized by the countries because of an unfair system in which 5 countries could actually reject the decisions of the united nations, especially in the main goal of maintaining international security. or, in some cases, lock the basis of the un system, that is, in cases where the great powers themselves were on the side of the war, they committed aggression, the action of the security council could not make decisions and implement its own decisions practically, despite the right of veto, which you say, has been criticized from the beginning. the countries were placed in the security council it became a tool to ensure the p

now, in the current situation, what solutions are there to amend the conditions of the united nations security council, which is basically a change in the united nations charter? one of the reforms in the security council has been taking place for some time that two-thirds of the general assembly and all the permanent members of the security council using the right of veto do not have a positive or negative vote on it, but there have been many discussions about the reform plan and the united nations in the security council, and some of them have been implemented, but especially after the year 2003 and the americans had to go to iraq under the pretext of fighting terrorism and the like, during the period when kofi annan was the secretary general of the united nations , he became one of the committees responsible for writing the reform program and the united nations, that is, from 2005 until now, almost 18 years except for the reforms. and follow the un program in fact formulas it has been seen in different ways that different countries give different plans to the issue of increasing the permanent membe

volodymyr zelenskyy has told the united nations security council that russia's invasion of his country is criminal. he also urged that russia be stripped of its veto power on the united nations body. russia's foreign minister was not present. his seat was occupied by russia's united nations ambassador, who protested against the ukrainian president's invitation to speak. our correspondent was in the chamber during that debate, and she has this update for us. >> indeed, as you just said, i was sitting there at the security council in that building behind me, and i really did have an acute sense of how difficult the job of the security council has become since russia invaded ukraine. it already started how the session open. as you described, russia's representative objected to volodymyr zelenskyy speaking at the event. he objected to volodymyr zelenskyy taking precedent over the other members of the security council in terms of who got to talk first, and there was a back and forth with the albanian prime minister, who, of course, holds the presidency for the security council until the alb

ukrainian president will let them hear the lensky addresses of a special session of the united nations security council, urging that russia be stripped of its veto power. and ukraine denies a report that one of its rocket, one rogue and hit ukrainian market town earlier this month. at least 15 people died . and that last will hear from the new york times journalist behind that report on india warrens, it's citizens to stay away from canada after canada accused india of involvement in the murder of a seat near vancouver. the, i'm the call for a link to our viewers on p b. s in the united states and all of you around the world. welcome. it's good to have you with us. there by john's president says his country has regained control over the break away. no gordon occur by region after separatist ethnic armenian forces agreed to lay down their arms as part of a ceasefire deal. protesters have rallied in the armenian capital europe on over the government handling of the situation. and no gordon or carol accusing us of abandoning armenians during the finding that separate us officials say killed. at least 200

ukrainian president followed the mirrors of landscapes called for fundamental reform of the united nations security council. speaking to a special special session of the council in new york, he said reform was the only way to ensure peace in ukraine and to prevent further wars of aggression. as alaska was referring to the fact that russia, as a permanent member of the council, can use its veto to prevent the un taking action to try and, and the russian invasion of ukraine is frustrated by the security council's inability to prevent and in the war. and ukraine president below to move the lensky insisted. the most critical path to protect the world from russian in question is to strip it of its power at the un broke out because it is an or the pyre, a veto in the hands of the aggressor is what has pushed the un into a deadlock with nibble lee in that i need somebody a want that therefore, the un general assembly should be given real power to overcome the veto nicole, this is the essential step in most realism, if it is otherwise impossible to stop, the war includes the width of the because all efforts have v

he told us why we're forming the united nations security council. as the ukranian president is demanding would prove difficult when i think it's we all know that the security council is complete, keep our lives. and that was even the case before rush. i don't want you to the civil war for aggression to get to craig. so it's highly unlikely that you are going to see any significant reform, simply because russia and actually also china will always prepare for it to drop in yes, into the full voltage. ok. a systemic of a 45 majority. so, so i think this is more kind of seen body court to show that russia is indeed part of the program and it makes the right and actually updates the. what other reforms might be feasible though? i mean is there? is there any practical intention of, of this call made by the landscape when i think i a yes, a fee? yes. be the long couse debates and many attempts to reform the security council. starting with broadening the number of coming up members including which countries like india. but every single item has been blocked

project is 50 million dollars per year, germany's request to change the structure of the united nations security council, the german foreign minister , international institutions must be in line with the new realities. muhammad and the family of muhammad and ajl farajham hello, dear viewers, welcome to news section 24, karbala , the global social center for the supporters of the ahl al-bayt, may peace be upon them. field reports from iraq indicate that on the night of arbaeen hussaini, the streets leading to the holy shrines in karbala are crowded. it is the night of arbaeen among millions of pilgrims, and wherever you think of it, i don't care if it is from tehran, ghadir or from anywhere else in the world. may it be the place of all arbaeen pilgrims. hussaini is the place of all the pilgrims of arbaeen for the sake of imam zaman, my dear leader of all those who could not be on this path, so that i am strong for all. if god accepts, the first spring of agha imam hossein's shrine i love and what he says, god, in the streets leading to the holy shrines, you see the crowd of pilgrims, imam zaman received

earlier, during a speech at the united nations general assembly, he called for the reform of the structure of the united nations security councild that the composition of the united nations security council includes the united states, russia. china, france, and england are obsolete as five permanent members, and the countries of africa, asia, and latin america deserve more weight in this council . armenian security sources report that the development of a coup in this country has been thwarted, according to the sources of an eight-member group , including the former mayor of rovan. and one of the former representatives the armenian parliament is one of the members of the eight-member group that tried to stage a coup. this group was introduced by the members of a non-governmental organization by its main name . the long distance has been discovered. in recent days, following the developments in karabakh , demonstrations have been held to protest against the performance of the prime minister of armenia. the british people's trust in the police of this country has reached its lowest level. a colored man in the south at the hands o

. >> next the united nation's security council night new york city with remarks by secretary general. during the council's meeting on ukraine. the programs and the -- to promote human rights. >> the sustainable development goal summit, the rescue plan. and an essential tool to prevent conflict and crisis of all kinds. the work is essential and effective. in the face of rising geo-political tensions and challenges, some are failing while others, framework s that aurgently need do not exist. the number of conflict-related deaths last year almost doubled. u.n. peace operations are under unprecedented strain. nuclear disarmament is at a standstill and no frameworks to address the threats exposed by nuclear technology. i urge governments to go further and recommit to their obligations under the u.n. charter, to use the full range of diplomatic tools and prevent crises and consider proposals when new frameworks and tools in the new agenda for peace. >> in clear violation of the united nation's charter -- geo-political tensions of the region. increasing nuclear threat. solutions are needed m

the iranian un envoy urged the united nations security council to denounce israel's reckless statement. last week benjamin netanyahu said during his speech at the un general assembly that iran must quote face a credible nuclear threat. syria has called for the lifting of sanctions imposed by the united states and its european allies on other countries describing them as economic terrorism. syria demands the lifting of all forms of unilateral coersive measures imposed by western countries under russian federation, iran, venezuela, belarus, nicaragua the... democratic people's republic of korea, zimbabwe and against my country, syria, it considers them economic terrorism, no less brutal or dangerous than armed terrorism, especially in terms of its catastrophic humanitarian effects on the targeted people. syria's un ambassador basam was addressing the 78th un general assembly session, he said western sanctions were illegal, moral and inhumane added that washington's policy in west asia has destabilized the region led to the emergence of terrorism. he called on the un member states to join

drafting of the united nations charter and was a member of 4 committees in 1945 and at different historical times , the optimal use of iran's first complaint in the united nations security council. gain security 231. with this introduction, i want to say that it is possible to use the capacity of the united nations for iran, although the main game of the united nations security council, which is the monopoly of the great powers, but the general assembly has the potential that the honorable president should use this opportunity. and in the direction national interest takes action, but under what conditions this is being held, i can divide it into three categories: national, regional and international level. in each of these levels , there are a series of positive and negative inputs. at the global level , there are efforts at the national level. which in any case exists from outside the country in iran's 122 construction, but in a positive way, we are witnessing the internal stability of iran, which will have a positive effect on iran at the regional level , and it is up to iran to import a hundred riotous colors into the region. such as fueling iran's disputes with the countrie

security council. security is a part of the united nations and it is part of the part where the five permanent members of the security council are the developing countries, but let's change everything to the soft security council to five permanent members, and secondly, the international organizations are also suitable for the united nations. we have 5000 international organizations in the world which is busy, but the third point about the security council is that there are only five permanent members , there are only five non-permanent members, they have opinions, and i have honey . it has happened and in a war like ukraine, one of the permanent members, which is you, was involved in this military operation, and there are four deadlocks here, but they took measures by referring the case to the general assembly, and flute in the last year of the general assembly i found it more important not in the case of libya but easily in america you can do whatever you want, but a 1973 resolution used one word and the militarization operation was the beginning of the russians . we have an advantage over the securi

united nations to respond resolutely to any threat and unlawful acts originating from the israeli regime. amir said, made the comments in letter to the un secretary general and the president of the security council. he said israel's threat to use nuclear weapons is serious threat to international peace and security, and the international community must not remain indifferent or silent. the iranian envoy urged the united nations security council to denounce israel's reckless statement. last week benjamin netaniahu said during his speech at the un general assembly that iran must quote face a credible nuclear. meanwile iran deputy permanent representative to the united nations is also denounced israel's nuclear threat against the country. zahradi has called on the international community to force the regime to abandon nuclear weapons, join the npt and accept the iaea safeguard system. air shady was speaking at un general assembly session on the elimination of nuclear weapons. she said israel through the support of the united states threatens. with nuclear weapons and opposes the establishment of nuke free zone in west asia. airshady islam tel aviv's irresponsible threat, which she said, was against

this is the moments to proceed without any form of united nations security council to give meaning to the principal of the suffering equality of nations. and to enable the cons. so to respond to more effectively to card into your political realities, we are pleased that the common african position under the form of the security council is increasingly enjoying wide support. this process must move to text based negotiation, creating an opportunity for convergence between members. thing that essentially held bricks, summits in johannes book are also assumed the view that the united nations security council should be or the phone and showed and show that those who are not represented. that is nations that are not represented also represented. we must ensure that the voice of the african continent and the global assault is strengthened in the united nations and broad automotive collection system. all the people's represented here in this united nations had their origins in optic. in africa, they developed the tourism capabilities to spread across the road and achieve the remarkable feats

summit in johannesburg as evidence that nations not on the security council should be fairly represented. by calling peter scott looked at the challenges facing the united nations security council on the possibility of its reform with a panel of guest. the country is likely to pull off the car and you know the seats for the us to continue to this case. it kind of so now, why did they likely to do that? and the likely to be another, know me to a 6 to india and to pops on a busy. and, but i can see the reason to bring that is because it says preservation members will disagree to come. so i've been operating outside the my, the problem is look at the interventions or made to members, maybe. yeah. do you like to, to go in friends, the things that how actually undermine the maybe nations at the work space? so for example, africa decided we don't use completely done with at the moment with the wind farms and, and also some of the business. thanks to members of the security council. and i organized mission where you go to is the security council that is mostly the dean security. they all aspire for all of a form of the un security council in the us system. but

security and the... national community must not remain indifferent or silent. the irani un envoy urged the united nations security council to denounce israel's reckless statement. last week benjamin netanyahu said during his speech at the un general assembly that iran must quote face a credible nuclear threat. meanwhile iran's deputy permanent representative to the united nations has also denounced israel's nuclear threat against the country. has called on the international community to force the regime to abandon nuclear weapons, join the npt and accept the ia's safeguard system. ershady was speaking a un general assembly session on the elimination of nuclear weapons. she said israel, though through the support of the united states threatens iran with nuclear weapons and opposes the establishment of nuclear weapons free zone in west asia. ershadi slammed tel aviv's irresponsible threat, which she said was against and... international norms and rules, the iranian official also warned against the growing threat of an arms race, she said such a threat brings the region closer to an apocalyptic scenario. syria has called fo

representative in the united nations in this meeting on the importance of the return of the special song of the united nations in the middle east peace process in the meeting of the security councilwith the subject palestine announced that the zionist regime has detained 1264 palestinians, which is the highest number in the past decade. demolition and occupation of structures belonging to palestinians have continued throughout the occupied west bank, including east jerusalem. israeli authorities demolished, confiscated or forced to demolish 238 buildings and displaced 183 people . we condemn these actions . after this meeting, dandruff. security also had a meeting about syria. the topic of this meeting was the extension of the permission to use the babalehwa crossing in the northwest of syria to send humanitarian aid, of course in july, the members of the security council did not reach an agreement about it, but the syrian government issued a 6-month license for the un to use this crossing in order to send humanitarian aid. however, according to the deputy minister of foreign affairs of syria, terrorist groups during this period, but the united nations has not been able to send a

that the united nations should be the voice of the nations, not the voice of some powerful countries. nowadays after seven decades of the foundation. and also establishment of un security councilcurity council etc. so he emphasized the policies in which the nations nations of the world should pursue in order to reach and also convey their voice to the outside. although the disastrous days have long passed and there are prevalent concepts of human rights and democracy discussed here and there by the western states, there are quite a few cases witnessed by the world at every time and place. in his speech in the united nations, mr. raisi emphasized the need for regional stability, noting the security of neighboring countries directly implicated the security of iran. he also criticized western. states for what he said was an overt attempt to undermine stability the region, saying that western intelligence agencies were moving terrorists across the region in a very targeted fashion. indeed, president raisi was alluding to an organized attempt by the western states to set up training camps for terrorists in iraq, syria and number of other west asian states. cia, musad and several we

that the united nations should be the voice of the nations, not the voice of some powerful countries. nowadays after seven decades of the foundation and also establishment of un security council nations, oppressed nations of the world should pursue in order to reach and also convey their voice to the outside world. although those disastrous days have long passed, and there are prevalent concepts of human rights and democracy. discussed here and there by the western states, there are quite a few cases witnessed by the world at every time and place. in his speech in the united nations, mr. raisi emphasized the need for regional stability, noting the security of neighboring countries directly implicated the security of iran. he also criticized western states for what he said was an overt attempt to undermine stability in the region, saying that western intelligence agencies were moving terrorists across the region in a very targeted fashion. indeed, president raisi was alluding to an organized attempt by the western states to set up training camps for terrorists in iraq, syria and number of other west asian states. cia, musad and several western and asian agents were present at

last, you actually committed himself at the un security at the un general assembly to the united nations reform, including of the security council is becoming more, more impossible to oppose that publicly because it is obviously. so i'm just not just that india is not that, but the africa has no representation, which i'm just gonna spell it for one second because i do believe intake. i'm telling you the terrace is the bias is off of the general assembly excellencies, ladies and gentlemen. just 9 days ago, many of the world's challenges go at least in an awful l. skate. thousands of people in debt and libya lost their lives in epic, and for this event, it's loving. they would have victims many times over the victims of years of conflict. victims of climate scales. victims of leave, that as near as foss will fight it to find the way to peace as the people as that and the leaves and by the, the, the certain sort of that thing difference as the skies and least one of the times the monthly rate in the fall in $24.00 is them as bulk of city as of water, neglect. as everything they knew was wiped off the map. even though, as we speak,

program, ukrainian president bullet emerge zalinski addresses a special session of the united nations security council, urging that russia would be stripped of its veto powers. and dw travels to the amazon with an un agency monitoring illegal deforestation. it's a success story that's more than half the problem of deforestation. the nicole fairly, it's good to help you with that. otherwise, onto the president says his country has regained control over the break away. no. going to carol by region after set for just ethnic armenian forces agreed to lay down their arms as part of a ceasefire deal. protesters have rallied in the or median capital here, yvonne over the government's handling of the situation in the core. no carol, by accusing it of abandoning armenians during the fighting that separatist officials say killed at least $200.00 people going know carol, boss is internationally recognized as part of his there by john, even though most of the residents or ethnic armenians was there by john to control of parts of the region after a 44 day war with armenia in 2020, or the w 's. maria catch, i might

w documentary, the it was all eyes on ukraine's president today as he addressed the united nations security council in new york. not only was it the landscape the 1st time speaking inside the chamber, it was also a rare opportunity for him to confront russia directly calling out the russian aggressor. while looking, one of food eastman ride in the eye, the ones most powerful body had convened to discuss the upholding of the un charter and ukraine. and it was precisely that power. so lensky called into question, paralyzed by a rush as veto power. he accused the, when a failing to meet its founding purpose and called for russia to be stripped of its permanent seat. i'm gonna call for alicia in berlin, and this is the day the most of the world recognizes the truth about this was rushed to the invasion of youth grade. in clear violation of united nations jobs that a international law says legitimate is a criminal and unprovoked aggression by russia, against our nation executive, raising your political tensions of the vision. so that's an egregious roles, the daily team in producing video clips to that

now, here at the united nations security council, there have been meetings all week. so we're getting lab rob the russian foreign minister is here, and he has clarified that the sending of weapons by the united states seems to be more about public relations. it's pretty clear that ukraine has been groomed for years for this confrontation, and this conflict has been planned for years by the united states. and they worked very, very hard to prolong this conflict. they've been planning it for quite some time. so we'll have to see if these reports about the specific type of long range missiles, whether or not these reports end up being confirmed. but it is certainly alarming with a number of russian cities that would be in striking range. i mean, you know where the of a big square in the capital yard, yvonne, what demonstrates as the earlier in the day has been reopened and traffic has resumed. processes have been dismissed on security forces are no longer on high. let's say it's people were arrested on friday during a full day of protests march by the siege of your, of on

security of the region, and condemned the concessions of this regime, mr. irvani in a letter to the secretary general the united nations and the united nations security councilmongers, the head of the espionage organization of the zionist regime, the music of iran, the kurdish islamic republic

british joint expeditionary force they deploy together with the united nations peacekeeping forces and through the united nations security councilour alliance are more important than ever. together we shall stand by the people of ukraine with determined solidarity. together we shall not move, our determination shall not be moved, ukraine will try and and our cherished freedom will prevail. —— ukraine will triumph. the fragility of so much that we hold dear. just as we stand together against military oppression, so must we strive together to protect the world from our most existential challenge of all, that of global warming, climate change and the catastrophic destruction of nature. jacques yves cousteau said with great wisdom, for most of history, man had to fight nature to survive, but in this century, he is starting to realise that to survive, he must protect nature. this vision is even more relevant now in the 21st century. despite the extent and severity of the challenges our planet is confronted with, it is encouraging to see that measures taken by our governments and citizens and increasingly by the private sector have be

program ukrainian president, holiday marriage, zalinski addresses a special session of the united nations security council, calling for russia to be stripped of a to veto a pile of the hello. i'm told me on like, well, welcome to the program. as a by jones president says this country has regained control over the break away and the going account or by region of to set protest ethnic armenian forces agreed to lay down their arms as part of a cease 5 protest as have rallied in the median capital. the at have on, over the government's handling all the situation in the going, a terabyte accusing it of abandoning armenians during the fighting. that separatists officials say killed at least 200 people. not going to care about is international. you recognize as positive as a by john, even though most of his residents are academic armenians, as a by john to control of parts of the region after a war with all media. in 2020 a. d. w 's maria type of might say is in the media and capital right year of and then she gave us a picture of the events. well, you see we move he's saving the notes here named sweets. dw, use

security council. the security council is a part of the united nations, and the five permanent members of the security council are the developing countries, so we cannot reduce everything to the security council. we will change the second permanent member international organizations are also suitable for the united nations. we have 5,000 international organizations in the world that are active, but the third point about the security council is not only five permanent members, but 10 non -permanent members have opinions. i believe that each of these have some initiatives during their term of office. if there is a war and in a war like ukraine, one of the permanent members, who is you, knows this. hello, this was a military operation. take a piece here. there are four impasses, but again through referring the case to the assembly the general public took measures, and in the last year of the general assembly, the flower became more important . in the case of libya, it was not easy for the us to do anything, but a 1973 resolution was like using one word and the initial military operation. it was a sight to

multilateral institutions like the world bank, the international monetary fund, and the united nations security councilthis is something that india in particular will be pushing for. also coming up, trouble in the pipeline — australian lng workers press ahead with strike action in a dispute that has rattled european gas markets. plus, a pr scrum at rugby world cup — french energy giant total denies using the event for "greenwashing". but the sport admits there's a "challenging debate" around their role as lead sponsor. we start in the indian capital new delhi, where — as you have been hearing — world leaders are heading for this weekend's 620 summit. it's a big moment for india — the world's fastest—growing major economy — as it tries to cement its role as leader of the "global south". china's president xi won't be there — nor will vladimr putin. recent 620 meetings have been dominated by the war in ukraine — but india wants to try and focus the group's attention on issues affecting the developing world. 0ur india business correspondent nikhil inamdar is at the 620 meeting in new delhi. what is india's

we have seen that as a meeting of the positions of the united states and the united nations, the united nations security council to the united states regarding the package of ukraine with the specific topic and sending the decisions of the westerners and the united states in this discussion and review session. thank you. i spoke with ali rajabi, the reporter of mom in new york. according to an exclusive survey by cnn, 61% of americans are against the re-election of joe biden as the president of the united states. the results this poll also it shows that if only the supporters of the democratic party are polled, 67% of them will say that they would prefer someone else to be the presidential candidate . the congress condemned and found peter nabaror guilty in two separate cases due to disobedience to the congress, each of which is punishable by up to one year in prison . separate attacks and attacks by armed men in northeastern mali. lesson 1: 49 civilians and 15 soldiers were killed in these attacks by terrorist groups. a boat in north-east of mali was targeted. the interim government of mali also announced that

, you printing president below the mirror zaleski pulse for fundamental change of the united nations security council. he asks about the group stripped russia of its veto power, the sarah kelly. welcome to the program. as it by john is expected to hold peace talks with armenian separatists after a swift military victory in the break away territory of new cornel kara boss, azerbaijan, as president says that his country has regained control over the disputed region. after separate test, ethnic armenian forces agreed to lay down their arms as part of a ceasefire. protestors rallied in the armenian capital year of on, over the government's handling of the situation in the gore. no car box choosing it of abandoning armenians during the fighting that separatists officials say killed at least 200 people. the gar, no car box is internationally recognized as part of as a vice sean, even though most of its residents are estimate of armenians. the region has of the moment armenian forces left that trenches. that's what this video published by as a, by john's defense ministry claims to sure. just one day after l

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regarding the issue of the resolution in the united nations in the security council of russia and china in iran, after the failure of this issue , i will look for a separate letter from the european union about looking for an excuse to prevent this issue . car reach to a resolution actually before aston's car, iran's car becomes an arrangement, and with the response of the first year of the meeting of the council of governors, resolution 2231 of the united nations security council will be reviewed, and this is about the arms embargo on october 18, which corresponds to the month of october. for some reason, what are the reasons behind the leak of the agency's confidential reports, what are the factors behind this case, which you think, that in the opinion of many, this institution, which is independent from many like sina , will not leak information in some way under the authority of the globalist, and in fact, it is an act with a single intention. it happened that you know mr. grossi when he came to iran several times and had trips. we said in many cases that it has no effect because mr

so even as we speak, the united nations security council is holding a discussion on this issue. if there is some kind of international mechanism that could create an atmosphere for an engineering keys that might be the way forward, rise to ferry and grid speaking to you again. thank you. so thank you. for as far as that i was, all of them are zaleski, is meeting us presidential fine. and the white house is already met with you as lawmakers and washington to ask for continue for monetary and military aid. as visit comes at a crucial time, as democrats and republicans battle over the budget public. and it's one to rethink us funding in ukraine, while the buying ministration is pushing for an extra $24000000000.00 to help keep and it's fight against the russian aggression. the white house believes the ukrainian president is the best messenger to keep that vital 8 comic on his last visit. the landscape was received with an over whelming show of support. so how has the grant in president and welcome this time around? i asked our correspondence stuff in sons and washington, i was ther

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with north korea, might want to do this in terms of some hard currency it because of united nations security council sanctions, north free. it doesn't really trade with the international community much. most of it straight is with china. it's also going to be looking for food. there's been reports of malnutrition in north korea. it's also could be looking for a nuclear submarine technology having launch would have called a tactical nuclear submarine just a few days ago. although most experts are just north 3 doesn't have the technology to, to power that type of submarine with any nuclear material. and then of course, missile technology given the location of this summit between kim and proven smith and sol. thank you very much. i to a test to libya now where the death toll from catastrophic flooding has risen to over 5000 people. and officials say that that number is expected to climb even further as bodies that were swept out to sea wash back ashore. storm daniel hit libya after barreling across the mediterranean. it cost floods which swept away entire neighborhoods in eastern coastal areas. the des

the cranium president below the mirrors. lensky calls for fundamental change of the united nations security council. he asks the group to strip russia of its veto power. plus, leaders arrive for talks on the corner of car box. azerbaijan claims a swift and military victory and fights with ethnic armenian separatists, which killed doesn't, and sends this place many more. now the future of the break wave region is on the table the, i'm sorry, kelly, welcome to the program. poland has suggested that it will no longer provide weapons to ukraine. the prime minister mateusz motor of yet ski made the comments after days of antagonistic statements between the 2 countries. he told the polis television station, we are no longer transferring weapons to ukraine, because we are now arming poland with more modern weapons. now tensions were sparked by the polish decision to bend in ports of your premium grain. the flames were then fanned by ukrainian president, followed him here soleski speech at the united nations in which he accused countries of playing into russia's hands have a listen. and it is alarming to s