very distinguished group of united nations united nations security council ambassadors from all around the world. today, we will discuss our cooperation, range of security challenges including the de-nuking of korea, stabilization activities in the middle east, ending the syria conflict, and confronting terrorism. this is x of the united nations depends on the independent strength of its members and thee very strong members. some of them are new to the council. we are meeting on the global stage to renew this founding principle of sovereignty, the united states has done a lot over the past year. i appreciate all the congratulations but on economic front and the financial front, it's been incredible what's happening. it's a whole different place. it's booming. it is going to continue. we have a long way to go. and it's been doing really well so we appreciate that. we take in the world a long with us, helping the world that's why some of the countries throughout the world are doing much better is because of what we are doing. my administration is proud to work with you. we've already don

the meeting was called by the united states an emergency meeting of the fifteen member body that leads the u.n. the security council now the meeting opened with nikki haley she is the representative of the united states and she voiced strong support for the iranian protesters calling them courageous talking about the usa quote standing in solidarity with the iranian protest she also went on a tirade against the iranian government the united states stands unapologetically with those in iran who seek freedom for themselves prosperity for their families and dignity for their nation we will not be quiet no dishonest attempt to call the protesters puppets of foreign powers will change that if the founding principles of this institution mean anything we will not only hear their cry we will finally answer it now immediately following the remarks from nikki haley representing the usa we then heard from the representative of france and france is a country that generally agrees with the united states in u.n. security council proceedings however if you heard what the french representative had to say he wasn't exactly

the united nations security council needs to address issues which are related to the national security and peace but the rain in recent case doesn't seem to be the subject of the issue and i was surfing the net today and i saw an interesting point was the united states president has two to two thousand nine hundred. seventy and only four of those who have been on human rights and all of those for human rights have been only on the you're wrong on and i think this indicates how selective the you are. president and the united nations the united states administration have been addressing the human rights issue and their point is that why americans are not war. protests are taking place in other countries including the western countries and cities including europeans as well which recently rekha see some of them why they were not happy when the saudis repressing and killing and the rest think shias in the east and saudi arabia why they are not worried about thousands of yemeni you know sent people and civilians being killed the bomb being set by the saudi arabia and its cold i just want to

policy has not been all that active in the past we've quite often relied i'm as regards our security on the united states of america but now they concentrate on themselves and their own security all of that needs to tell us a lesson we need to take more responsibility. and we need to take our destiny into our own hands and that's what we did by forging this new defense cooperation and also looking more and the challenges of migration we know there are still differences of opinion and differences of approach within the union on this but we'll continue to work on this. it's all about working together so not just defense and migration but many other areas as well yeah i mean is she talked about this idea of a deep and european security policy common security policy but she immediately went on to say that that would include common development policy and i think she's thinking there as she also said in particular of africa the importance for europe of having do good relations with its major neighbor continent and doing what it can to stabilize countries there to improve the economy is there she said th

and prevented deporting 72,261 for travelers on flights destined to the united states bromance presented in immigration security risk. in a statement yesterday about the report, attorney general sessions indicated that are currently thousands of terrorism related investigations into thousands of people in the united states including hundreds of people who came her as refugees. in addition, citing surveys present commission by doj components, the report noted there are an estimated 23-27 killings in the united states and having women and girls in the united states at risk of undergoing the abort practice of female genital mutilation. in october of last year the trump administration laid out a series of immigration policy objectives to ensure safe and lawful admission to the united states, to defend the the state against good of our country and to protect american workers and taxpayers. there are three pillars to this immigration policy. border security, immigration enforcement, and a merit-based immigration system. from the cases i've worked on i know that for terrorist organizations, transnational criminal orga

you and sanctions there's a special committee at the united nations security council that reviews all kinds of. all kinds of complaints coming from member states but there are no complaints i cannot comment on that. lack of a channel first. thank you mr lavrov for this opportunity today pentagon unveiled its new defense strategy which says that fighting terrorism is now the second issue in importance the first issue is confrontation with other states including china and russia so basically essentially we are. they tell us that we are the enemies well they say that china is on the first place as in the others and aggressive economic state and we are on the second place as a country that violates some sort of rules of the game. and together with china we are hacking the international system from from the inside you know in any country the military. complex tries to present something that will allow them to have more financing and in order we want to have normal dialogue. and they in standoff basing their actions on international law they try to. show their leadership to showcase their l

since that time the united states and kazakhstan have worked together to advance peace and security in the region and far beyond the region. speaking foreign language] president trump: together, we dismantled kazakhstan's nuclear weapon infrastructure and ensured a safer and healthier future for kazakhstan and the world at large. we pursued opportunities to increase investment in kazakhstan and the energy sector in particular. speaking foreign language] president trump: and today our strategic partnership with kazakhstan has advanced my south asia strategy, which is working and working far more rapidly than anybody would understand and providing crucial support for our forces in afghanistan in denying safe haven for terrorists. this cooperation has grown stronger. this month during kazakhstan's presidency of the united nations security council and i would say that's a great honor. speaking foreign language] president trump: today, the president and i have a series of discussions of how our relationship can further the safety, prosperity and well-being of our people. kazakhstan is a val

legitimate meeting of the security council at all and people are wondering exactly what will happen next as we continue to hear support for these protests in iran by the leaders of the united states talking us through what occurred over the last few hours there in new york out the emergency u.n. security council meeting came up and thank you. a promise by the french president to move thousands of migrants off the country streets by the end of twenty seven dean has fallen flood he had given his word that the rough sleepers would be find shelter but instead many are still living in a business conditions facing bitter temperatures and constant police pressure. a new year may have begun but for these my quince the problem is still the same ahead is yet another freezing night on the streets of paris. no question the president said he wanted to resolve the problem by the end of the year it's not resolved in the neighborhood there are another thirty camps which are settled like this and these migrants are seeking asylum there is a problem with violence between the people who are waiting in the queue at the reception center because they want to be the first whose fault is that. it

i've been with the national security division since november of last year previously from 1999 to 2,008 i was an assistant united states attorney in the southern district of new york from 2005 to 2008 i was the 200e co-chief of the terrorism and national security unit in the southern district of new york and some of the cases i've worked on of course during that time included the investigation into the 9/11 attacks that occurred while i was united states attorney in organized crime and terrorism unit for the southern district of new york. i appreciate the opportunity to speak with you today about the release of the department of justice and department of homeland security section 11 report. of the executive order 13780 protecting the nation from terrorist entry into the united states was a collaborative effort between the doj and dhs to respond to the directive to provide information to the american people regarding the number of foreign nationals charged with or convicted of terrorism related offenses were removed from the united states based on terrorism related or other national security reasons. the justice

if i go from, and i believe, nuclear country where it is excepted, complain portable for united security and also for the issues can make a positive contribution. there is one more issue, globally. as i said, you also mention in the u.s. we are building one only nuclear power plant. in europe it's similar. in japan it is similar. these countries where the main nuclear technology exporters until recently. but since i don't maintain nuclear power plants they are forgetting how to build it. china and russia are building a lot of nuclear power plants and it will not only build nuclear power plants at home, but they may will be the countries that are exporting the nuclear technology of the countries which is important from injury perspective and also other perspective as well. so we have to look at the nuclear also perhaps from that angle as well, establish new technology exporters such as europeans and others are facing strong challenge from china and russia for the other countries to build nuclear power plants. >> when you think about where nuclear has dominated, and again here in the unite

netanyahu here in israel saying that whatever happened in the peace process united states would absolutely guarantee the security of israel that it would also guarantee that iran never got a nuclear weapon and he said that the united states was committing itself to moving its embassy from tel aviv to here in jerusalem by the end of twenty nineteen saying three times with great portent the jerusalem was the capital of israel it's getting rave reviews from israeli ministers who called who are calling it inspirational emotional even zionist as a palestinians they're saying that it just keeps further damage on the declaration that came from donald trump in december. meanwhile a palestinian president has received assurances from the e.u. foreign policy chief that the block is firmly committed to a two state solution with east jerusalem as the shared capital of the two saints and talks with frederick a moderate me and european foreign ministers a bass once again called for immediate recognition of the state of palestine he argued this would not disrupt negotiations with israel on a peace settlement that is also we bel

the united nations security. government protests that have swept around these are live pictures right now from. partly drop we saw for the conviction of a turkish banker in the us pakistan also backs away from its alliance with washington. extreme hardship in france migrants continued to sleep rough the spy president promised to find them all shelter before the end of the. week or so. this minute. the story is this the life he thought you would have. a very warm welcome to our t. international my name's you know real always good to have your company welcome an emergency united nations security council meeting to discuss the mob government protests that engulfed by to begin this is live pictures right now from that session it was called by the u.s. which was quick to voice its support for the demonstrators. oh. russia has criticized america for calling the session saying the u.n. shouldn't interfere in or around internal a first came up and looks now at the international reaction to america's initial with moscow h

and the united nations security council has held a meeting on continued chemical attacks in syria russia call for a new inquiry into who is to blame a move the u.s. has branded a destruction. at least twenty seven people have been killed after a car bomb exploded in libya a blast in the eastern city of benghazi killed worshippers who were live leaving a mosque after evening prayers a second car bomb exploded just half an hour later injuring security and ambulance personnel. but he's seen pakistan say d.n.a. samples of a man suspected of the rape and murder of a seven year old girl are a match and then have been sirees murder triggered mass protests over alleged police incompetence the most senior official in punjab province has accused the suspects of being a serial killer saying the twenty four year old confessed to the murder of seven other children mariana honda has more. police had rounded up more than a thousand mean a wide sweep to track down the killer of the child whose death had caused outrage in pakistan in the end the search narrowed to the neighborhood where the girl lived pu

so then for us to new york where the united nations security council has held a special session to discuss the recent anti-government protests in iran that have killed more than twenty people the united states called a meeting accusing tehran of stifling the voices of its people well the u.s. ambassador to the opportunity to issue a warning to the iranian leadership. once again the people of iran are rising up they are asking for something that no government can legitimately deny them their human rights and fundamental freedoms they are calling out think of us if the founding principles of this institution mean anything we will not only hear their cry we will finally answering the iranian regime is now on notice the world will be watching what you do but as we talk as one of my county joins us from the u.n. in new york and mike tell us more about what's what was said today well we heard there from the u.s. ambassador making very clear that she is intent on casting the spotlight on what she sees a role as a repressive government within iran attempting to silence the protesters across the co

kingdom its ambassador insisting that the security council had every right to discuss recent events in iran quoting the seldom used part of the united nations charter but there were others who were insistent that the matter should not have got to the security council chamber insisting that this was an internal domestic matter the security council should not be empowered to debate such issues among them of course was iran allowed to take part in the discussions at the invitation of the president the iranian ambassador saying that the u.s. had a long history as he put it of attempting to disrupt the process of democratization within iran following such acts of disruption take in these u.s. administration as floating international law and this is spec'd into practice as of civilized behavior in international politics is that ministers in is not the spirit of the ching for that keeps it a flute. there is a long history of u.s. bullying at the u.n. but this is preposterous example well this position backed by russia which had been vehemently opposed to the fact of this meeting taking place saying that it was a very dangerous precedent to

american forces are there or are there illegally under international law there was no united nations security council authorization. and turkey is violating the sovereignty also. making things was because they will provide economic aid only to the areas which are a lot of the control of the syrian government that border. the presence of refugees in the countries like germany france so the next time well merkel will be telling to you or there was simply no way i couldn't accept that if you geez i hope the german voters will tell you about the e.u. policy of not financing the parts of the country that are on the control of the sea that all that turkey is invading in attacking the kurdish canton of african which african which has actually been russian protected it wasn't so ok with a lot of the us well but we have. to go to a short break and after that short break we'll continue our discussion on real new state with art. here's what people have been saying about rejected in the us actually it's. the only show i go out of my way to you know what is the impact of oh yeah it's the john oliver of r

on friday night the united nations security council at washington's request held an emergency meeting to discuss the situation in iran russia criticized the move saying that iran should be left alone to deal with its internal affairs but was also echoed to by a number of other members of the security council as column open explains. now the meeting opened with nikki haley she is the representative of the united states and she voiced strong support for the iranian protesters calling them courageous talking about the usa quote standing in solidarity with the iranian protests you also went on a tirade against the iranian government the united states stands unapologetically with those in iran who seek freedom for themselves prosperity for their families and dignity for their nation we will not be quiet no dishonest attempt to call the protesters puppets of foreign powers will change that if the founding principles of this institution mean anything we will not only hear their cry we will finally answer it we then heard from the representative of four amps and france is a country that gener

well we hope that certainly in terms of the african union position in fact at the at the united nations security council and these are the the united states of position. wanting to be able to cut will reduce its contributions to peacekeeping operations around the world and you know most of the peacekeeping operations of the united nations are located on the african continent that is the worry and the african union commission has as a result together with many countries especially within the sa held region have formed what is called just g five the how. multinational coalition tough for a military command of five countries in the psi how that have taken upon themselves to take on. the threats of terror in the by help and we would think that this is this is a global responsibility because this is the global fight on terror on african soil and we would like to think that be the african led an african initiative for peacekeeping should be part of the new doctrine in terms of rethinking peacekeeping and also. african africa's contribution to peacekeeping on the continent in the fight against terror a

under the united nations security council resolutions. anything above the resolutions. resolutions needs to be discussed and approved by the united nations security council. further, i think, philosophically speaking, sanctions themselves are necessary, but may not be sufficient to achieve the goal of denuclearisation on the korean peninsula. and given china's importance involving the career peninsula situation, any effort excluding china and trying to improve the relations done the korean peninsula may actually be futile, at least. what is your view of the current thawing of relations between north and south korea and both sides agreeing they will be participating in the upcoming winter olympics under one unified flag. the current direct dialogue and negotiations between dprk and are 0k, negotiations between dprk and are ok, focusing on their participation in the winter olympics, is important and a positive development. it is important to note that dprk has made no gesture at all towards denuclearisation of the korean peninsula. they strictly limit their discussions wi

what the united states is going to u.n. national security council meeting should be fair to all members not just u.n. security council members and all u.n. members they're making a mockery of the united states and the wind all their lives in the process. certainly ignored every other norm apparently with. both says plays and mark and in august there is good reason. anywhere else in the world wireless company any folks that have not been perfect at like any other country iran will react i think definitely is an internal issue. elsewhere the day of the un's allocated one president to fifty million dollars to try and combat the humanitarian crisis in yemen but it's not only organizations that are trying to help the country no no do in a small part the tally of journalists become part of the drive publishing illustrated book showing scenes of daily life and traditions in yemen. the book features many aspects of traditional yemeni society but apart from that it also touches a course on the civil war in the saudi intervention as well as the ongoin

today, how the united states is abusing their platform on the security council. is the united states, a permanent member of the council, and one of the authors of the u.n. charter, undermining the authority of the security council as the main body responsible for maintaining peace and security? forink it is obvious everyone that the topic chosen today, does not fall within the prerogatives established by the u.n. charter for the security council. the references we heard today to article 34 of the u.n. charter, as applicable to this tuition, are completely inappropriate. it should be obvious to anyone who takes the time to read article 34 of the charter. we have often drawn attention to the fact that it is unacceptable to use bogus pretext to include in the agenda purely internal political issues. why has the united states choose to do this today, when the domestic situation in iran has become normalized? by the way we should thank , washington for this. to a large extent it is thanks to their dynamic words of encouragement and messages to the iranian people that w

china is doing everything that is necessary to do under the united nations security council resolutionsons and anything above the resolutions needs to be discussed and approved by the united nations security council. further, philosophically speaking, sanctions themselves but may not be to achieve themselves but may not be to achieve the goal of denuclearisation of the korean peninsula and given china's importance involving the korean peninsula situation, any effort excluding china and trying to improve relations on the peninsula may actually be futile at least. what is your view of the current falling of relations between north and south korea and both sides agreeing to participate in the upcoming winter olympics under one unified flag? the current direct dialogue and negotiations between the dprk and ask, especially focusing on the participation in the 0lympics, focusing on the participation in the olympics, is very important and positive. however it is also important to note that the dprk has made no gesture at all towards denuclearisation on the korean peninsula and a strictly limit

the united states has been criticised by other members of the united nations‘ security council for callingeting to discuss anti—government protests in iran. china and france said the unrest did not threaten international security. the iranian ambassador called the meeting a farce and repeated our state department correspondent barbara plett usher reports. nikki haley warned if iran that the world was watching its response to the anti—government protests. she used the platform of the un to amplify the message of president trump, who's been tweeting support for the iranian demonstrators. the united states stands unapologetically with those in iran who seek freedom for themselves, prosperity for their families and dignity for their nation. this unusually robust stance on human rights from the trump administration coincides with a policy to curb what it sees as iran's malign influence in the middle east. the iranian ambassador called the meeting a farce. 0ther council members urged iran to allow free and peaceful demonstrations, and the russian ambassador accused the us of playing politics. tr

last month the united nations security council briefing was convened under my presidency, and it was made crystal clear in the briefing that a nuclear armed north korea will never be accepted. against this backdrop, today's meeting is very timely and meaningful. the international community will once again gather strength in order to materialize north korea's denuclearization. today, i would like to start with how i see the current situation as well as north korea's intention and also like to touch upon some thoughts on the way forward. first, my observation on the current situation on the peninsula, as was expressed by prime minister abe, my government welcomes the recent talks between south and north koreas with regard to the latter's participation to the pyeongchang olympic. after all, the olympic and paralympic games are peaceful festivals and we all support the rok's government's effort to make these events successful. that being said, we should not avert our eyes from the fact that north korea relentlessly continues its nuclear and missile programs. i am aware that some people a

and the united nations security council has held a meeting on continued chemical attacks in syria russia call for a new inquiry into who is to blame a move the u.s. has branded a distraction. now a coalition of more than a dozen latin american countries has rejected venezuela's call for early elections saying it contradicts democratic principles the pro-government constituent assembly in caracas is calling for poles by the end of april president nicolas maduro says he's willing to seek another term in office a latin america at its end. reports. foreign ministers from latin america and canada who gathered in chile to discuss the crack presidential elections from which most opposition parties have been banned. for this decision by the. impeach the realization of democratic transparent and credible elections. one of venezuela's best known government opponents is here asking for more two months ago the former mayor of. escaped house arrest and fled the country. and that's when i was asking latin american nations to follow the example of the united states and the european union by imposing sa

united nations security council holds an emergency session on the anti-government protests that have swept iran. turkey lashes out at america apparently threatening to drop bilateral agreements after the conviction of a turkish banker in the u.s. this as pakistan also backs away from its alliance with washington. extreme hardship in france thousands of migrants continue to sleep rough despite president it's a promise to find them all shelter before the end of two thousand and seventeen we hear from some of their stories. and this man i. mean we know the story is this the life he still she would tell. broadcasting live direct from our studios in moscow this is our team international and whether you're watching from washington d.c. or california or even traverse city michigan we're glad to have you with us had an emergency u.n. security council meeting to discuss the mass anti-government protests that engulfed iran has finished up in new york the session was called by washington which was voiced which has voiced its strong support for the demonstrators are to scale up and tells us what

both other countries with cultural background and also we are a permanent members of the united nations security council and we have all. of our responsibilities and we have our historical responsibilities we will keep you know a very friendly relations and start a new beginning and also we will develop and maintain the china and french relationship to bacha served to two peoples or two countries and we have jointly agreed to that. have a very deep pening and very friendly. communications and i have a very high level communications. serve serve our two countries and then strategic economic dialogue and high level a culture people exchange an american is. we've. got our countries maintain our wrists respect and respect differences respect to each other and they're looking to. the core interests of those countries to push overall complete comprehensive strategic partnership to make this relationship sustainable . and house and a stable development where those who agreed to have to have held a high level problematic relationship deep in our. aerospace space and a j and traditional. in this traditio

the united nations security region will be there in paris this afternoon. it is a signal that impunity cannot be tolerated. >> in order for things to change, action has to take place. france said it would give sanctions to 25 individuals and companies linked to the chemical attacks by syria, do you think sanctions are the way to go and enough? >> they are not enough. it is the first step. to blame, to shame, to sanction is the first step. have astep would be to legal mechanism and to put the guys into cards. this is a very sensitive issue between states, as you can -- as you do now. at the moment, there is no agreement on such a step among the states being involved in the partnership. for the moment, it is sanctioning and blaming and shaming. as a first step. >> this is a matter of short-circuiting things at the united nations where russia has repeatedly decoded -- vetoed serious inquiry as to the situation in syria, what do you think about the russian reaction? >> to that initiative? >> and the one today. >> formally, they could recount the initiative beca

the boarding of 73,261 foreign travelers on flights destined for the united states who may have presented an immigration or security risk. in a statement yesterday about the report, attorney general sessions indicated there are currently thousands of terrorism-related investigations into thousands of people in the united states including hundreds of people who came here as refugees. in addition, citing surveys previously commissioned by doj components, the report noted there are an estimated 23 to 27 honor killings every year in the united states, and that there are an estimated approximately half a million women and girls in the united states at risk of undergoing abhorrent patrol car tell us of female genital mutilation. in october of last year, the trump administration laid out a series of immigration policy objectives to ensure safe and lawful admission to the united states, defend the safety and security of our country and protect -- merit based immigration system. from the cases i have worked on, i know that foreign terrorist organizations transnational criminal organizations and other individuals and entitie

anyone we can make cases against that are posing threats to the national security of the united states. the statistics brought before you in the section 11 report respond directly to the directive in the executive order about international terrorism offenses, and those are the statistics that my division and national security division keep. in the middle. >> thank you. my question is very simply this. has there been any change in the administration's stated policy about using guantanamo in dealing with international terrorists? >> i'm not aware of any changes in the administration's stated use of guantanamo. the administration is committed to enforcing our terrorism laws and any law that we can against anyone who will present harm or threats to the united states. there are considerations as to how any potential case may be addressed so that any threat that is posed by any individual is neutralized. the administration and attorney general sessions are committed to consider all options as to how we can neutralize any threats posed by anyone that may fall into a terrorism category. >> so

convince our viewers right now that the united states and its security agencies are not trying to affect russia's upcoming presidential election well absolutely. out of the question you know there are such beautiful people there you know all the story of when not all neat you know is. who he is now vallone is a racist. participant in the so-called russian marxists so he's he's considered by many other ways of the old liberal but he's quote unquote liberal leader of the anti putin and put in a position and the anti-corruption chris say days he's presented the last why it's been convicted for fraud or french guzman why is it being connected for fraud in shady business deals and they he has a problem with. a french perfume company and not with the russian go on there with russian companies however it's an interesting case when the united states decided to throw all they want with the nationalist with a racist you know this is a new technology. and they did it in ukraine they did it in the middle east but in russia they're probably doing it for the first time which will make this election cy

in the with the russians the chinese or the french or the british they didn't call for the united nations security council to convene because there were riots inside the united states but the united states seems to think that each it has the moral responsibility to protect protesters in iran when they don't even predict their own people at home good that's exactly what the russian representative to the united nations and the united nations chastised nikki haley about should be should that investigate further should and should we invested by investigate occupy wall street or these matters for internet and what happened with that shooting in las vegas i'd like to know something about that maybe the u.n. can help us find out what happened. in ferguson i think would be a good idea. these protests are completely there's hasn't been a story since russia gate well i mean there are so many of them stories actually that the press has gotten so wrong and the press was baiting the press the commentary at the foreign policy blog in the u.s. where babying as one regime change regime change freedom i mean reall

united states. similarly, security against drug trafficking groups, criminal groups very much depends on the unitedfinally being able to build up good cooperation, intelligence sharing, ability to mount joint coordinated actions and also crucially the capacity of the united states law enforcement institutions to work with their colleagues in mexico to help reduce the corruption and increase efficiency of those law enforcement institutions in mexico. all of that would be lost if the administration resorts to very hostile relations, very hostile environment with mexico. building of this cooperation took decades. it was very difficult and there were some very cold moments in the u.s.-mexico relations, and people like the ambassador in the audience worked very hard to improve that cooperation. that could easily be lost. far more important in fact, then security from trafficking is counterterrorism cooperation. and that's something the united states and mexico enjoyed during the cold, difficult times but also involves, in fact, security, enhancing capacity of institutions such as u.s. coast guard. the f

both those countries are losing faith with the united states is being honest so that intention sergey lavrov said that he thought this plan for a border security force was a centrally the united states trying to partition syria in some way lavrov also went on to big up russia's involvement in the various parts of the dialogue process that are going on at the moment particularly asked on which he says is really helps in de conflicts to some extent the syrian war he also said that the. dialogue congress that's supposed to be happening in sochi in russia later on in the month he said that this would bring together groups involved in the syrian crisis going to being excluded from the geneva process bring them into the fold and he says this would actually help the geneva process move forward essentially giving the in the united nations as he put it kind of a kick up the backside well as we heard the u.s. move to take a shangri about american support for kurdish dominated forces in syria and president receptive to one of turkey has announced a new offensive against the kurds but in a hold has more. to kish president today chip tayyip erdogan and usi

syria diplomatically and that is a sign that it's likely that russia will take this to the united nations security council if that is the case than it appears that turkey's time for an operation appears to be very limited and dorian just briefly these kurdish fighters that the turkish forces are charging are backed by the u.s. are we looking at also possible new strains in the relations between washington. oh definitely relations are already deeply strained over the u.s. in support of this kurdish militia now that turkey is attacking them there were those relations are plummeting further u.s. secretary of state rex tillerson spoke to his turkish counterpart. today i'm not pressure on from washington is expected to step up particularly as washington called on not to intervene turkish president reject typo's want slime washington said they cannot be trusted and they are supporting terrorists torian jones for us in istanbul thank you very much afghan officials say a group of gunmen have stormed a luxury hotel in the capital kabul the attack on the intercontinental hotel is understood to be ongoing of

president, today we are witnessing once again how the united states is abusing the platform of the security council. ay is the united states, permanent member of the security council, undermining the authority of the council as the main body which is responsible for maintaining peace and security? i think it is obvious for everyone that the topic chosen today does not fall within the prerogatives established by the u.n. charter. we heard today to article 34 of the u.n. charter as applicable to this situation are completely inappropriate. this should be obvious to anyone who takes the time to read article 34 of the charter. we have often drawn attention to the fact that is unacceptable to for ap earlyretext internal political issue. why has the united states chosen to do this today, when the iranian domestic situation has become normalized? by the way, we should thank washington for this. thanks to the dynamic, words of encouragement are coming out that we wish for consolidation in the uranian -- iranian society. the feeling is that there is some sort of inexplicable clouding of the events o

law there was no united nations security council authorization. and turkey is violating the sovereignty also. the u. is making things was because they will provide economic aid only to the areas which are a lot of the control of the syrian government that board a ship or picture the presence of refugees in the countries like germany france so next time well merkel will be telling to you all there was simply no way i couldn't accept that if you geez i hope the german voters will tell her about the e.u. policy of not financing the parts of the country that are under control of the seattle that turkey is invading in attacking the kurdish canton of african which african which has actually been russian protect it well that's ok with a lot of us will be and we have you know there's a can still we have to go to a short break and after that short break we'll continue our discussion on the real new stage with art. about your sudden passing i've only just learnt you worry yourself in taking your last term. to you as we all do it but i tell you i'm sorry. so

melissa: president trump taking his case against iran to the united nations security council.ill he will able to rally the international community? >>> a deadly bomb rock as busy part of the afghan capital. how a terrorist was able to roll straight through a security check point. . melissa: fox news alert. the death toll in that afghan terror attack climbing to at least 95 people after a suicide bomber drove an ambulance filled with explosives through a security check noibt point in a crowded part of kabul. david lee miller is live from so ruijerusalem with more. reporter: the driver was able to get through the check point because he told the police he was taking a patient to a nearby hospital. the security forces were among those killed killed. the area where the attack took place has government offices, embassies and many, the force of the blast shook the afghan capitol. >> i was in my shop when a powerful explosion rocked the area. all windows of my shop shattered. i was sitting in the office. right after the explosion, it collapsed. reporter: reaction to the attack was swi