you have been watching the budgets, the meeting of the united nations security council that was a cold by russia. you were supposed to hold us today, but it was dr. blow stalled by the presidency of the united nations security council. who with this i have my friends right now. eventually the meeting held and a started by the opening by the russian representatives at the meeting. and he formally notified the united nations security council of the downing of a russian plane carrying ukrainian the presidents of war. and he used the time to express the disappointment of russia in the refusal of the united nations security council president as held by funds right now. to schedule, an emergency meeting on the issue is asked to pay as the know that it was supposed to be held at. he asked funds to resist the pressure of using latest on the diety to overshadow the official duties of the presidency of the united nations security council. and he, it was the you'd also notified that if investigations review, that's uh, the country of origin. all the mess, all used in doubting the plain is know th

the next upcoming elections and also i would like to say that these kind of acts in the united nations security council, yes, this is a good action by the antonio gottres, as he called the united nations security council meeting on seizfire of gaza war, but unfortunately what is happening in the united nation from since seven 35 years from since 1945 what happened in the united nation history? we don't have a concrete history of the united nation and the successful history. unfortunately all the crisis, all the conflict, all the wars, that the so-called superpers, us and others, they are always using the power of vito, so so this is... you this is crime once once side you are supporting israel through the weapon through the military through the diplomatic way and the other side you are going to veto all the resolution in favor of palestine in favor of gaza and oppress people so one side i would like to say that this act is good by the antonio gotras but we need practical acts against the us who is violating the sovereinity in yeman? who is violating sovereinity in iraq, who violated sovereinity in syri

their politics, their everything has been failed, now now we we believe that after the united nations security council resolution, yes this is good act, but who is sitting in the united nations security council, who is the member of security council, united states, shall you shall unsc members? will will take action against the united states government, everyone knows that, even donald trump, the former president of united states also revealed this fact that daesh was created by the united states of american government, so sabir, i'm going to swing over to carmon for second, but i want you to hold the line and hold your thought as well, i'm going to come right back to you, i'm joining us, i was matty abbastian, there joining us from the southeastern city of kirman, he's add at this attack that led to the death of 85 iranians this year in kermon, attack that was claim by a daesh terror group, now as you can see people who have gathered here right behind me are the cars that are going to carry the cuffins of the morters to termons a mortar cementary, the very place that leutenant general qasim sulaymani

has been in the form of diplomatic cover. the us has been blocking resolutions at the united nations security council that would have necessitated a ceasefire in gaza. the potential truice would have led to urgent humanitarian aid reaching hundreds of thousands of palestinians who have been displaced by the israeli war. now south africa has brought a case against israel at the international court of justice that accuses the tel aviv regime of genocide. south african lawyers argue that, quotes, the past 13 weeks of evidence shows incontrovertibly pattern of conduct and related intention that amounts to a: quote, a plausible claim of genocidal act. south africa is seeking preliminary order to... compell israel to stop the war on gaza, any ruling against israel will also have serious other implications for the tel aviv regime, no matter when it comes, as already predicted, the case has erked the united states. us national security council spokesperson john kirby has called the lawsuit meritless, counterproductive and completely without any basis in fact whatsoever. meanwhile, secretary of state anthony

themselves from, from listening to, or respecting, or honoring anything that comes out of the united nations security council. let's remember the united nations security council facilitated the us invasion of a rack bypassing a resolution the us use that as a license to a beta rack and destroyed. so the united nations passing this kind of a resolution against the who these is simply a set up for a larger ward that the us is going to try and trigger against iran. yeah, man, syria, as the is really use had been golding and trying to prompt the might be americans to do. so i don't think the arab and muslim world are going to be listening to the united nations. i don't like russia. well, i don't think any of the bricks, countries will not, not south africa who's waged a, a war crime complaint and the chinese, i think you're witnessing the vast majority of the world picking sides and the sides that are on the side of the palestinians. i think are on the side of life, while those are on the side of the united states and israel, or on the side of death and murder, i would simply say one of the possible resolutions

the united nations security council says it's unable to verify the circumstances in which a plane and allegedly carrying dozens of ukrainian prisoners of war, crashed in southern russia. the crumbling says ukraine shot down the transport aircraft, taking $65.00 ukrainian soldiers to a scheduled exchange of prisoners. moscow says ukraine was given a 15 minute warning of the flight key of says it has seen no evidence that the aircraft was carrying ukraine and prisoners. both on the plains blackbox recorders have been recovered. a rush, i called a meeting of the un security council to discuss its claims member states agreed. they were not able to determine what happened, but called on both sides to allow prisoners of war to return home. to avoid further escalation, we are all concerned to freeze reign from actions, rhetoric, or allegations that could further fuel already dangerous conflict. the fate of prisoners of war should not be instrumental lives. we urged the parties to continue pursuing exchanges of prisoners of war. families of both sides are waiting to be re united with their lo

security council and will give a speech. ali rajabi, sada and sima news agency, united nations security council, new york. head of the regulatory organization. regulations and radio communications said that the development of fixed mobile internet is on the agenda of this organization. mr. mohammadzadeh lajordi added that until the end of next year, the speed of internet users' access will increase and the fourth and fifth generations of mobile communications are expanding. in the field of mobile communications , there is an increase in the coverage of the fourth generation network or faraji network until the end of next year. that the operators are required to cover 96% of the population under the coverage of the urban population under the faraji coverage, and in the same way , the fifth generation of mobile communications can be covered by 10 urban population under the fifth generation of mobile phones by the next year, and another issue will increase the speed of access of users is that operators are committed to increase. 30% in the access speed of users to the content , the first integrated event of

united states. us national security council spokesperson john kirby has called the lawsuit meritless, counterproductive and completely without any basis in fact whatsoever. meanwhile, secretary of state anthony blincan said the submission distracts the world from efforts for quote unquote peace and security and pointed the finger of blame at resistance forces in the region and iran. "if israel is fighting with american missiles and vehicles, guns and munitions, and diplomatic cover and stonewalling, it is fighting essentially an american war, and every palestinian casualty isn't just caused by israel, but also by america. the south african case against israel can thus be safely assumed to be one against the united states as well, as america provides the military supplies and israel does the actual fighting, both the washington and tel aviv rage" memes can and should be held accountable. it speaks with me, the saint of the soil, from the blood and the ashes, it speaks with me the sound of the rain, from the battle and the victory, victory, victory. oh palestine, i free you, oh palestine, i free you, oh

reparations to nicaragua, and essentially nothing came of it, because the united states is a permanent member of the security council, enforcement of icj decisions is the responsibility of the united nations security council, and because the the united states has its veto power and because us is obviously very strong ally of israel, it means that any real enforcement that could be taken to against israel to stop his genocide is essentially impossible, it's not going to happen, so really all we're looking at is a situation where yes, potentially the icj could find against israel, i wouldn't say that's necessarily guaranteed, but even if it does, it doesn't actually mean the world is sudly suddenly going to come together through the united nations to force israel to stop. it's genocidal campaign, unfortunately that's just not the way that our international system works, which is completely rigged and which secures western imperial interests. um, i think the americans have what they call the hague invasion act, so if anybody member of the military forces or people in politics are convicted of having committed genocide,

reparations to nicaragua and essentially nothing came of it because the united states is a permanent member of the security council, enforcement of icj decisions is the responsibility of the united nations security council, and because the the united states has its veto power and because us is obviously very strong ally of israel, it means any real enforcement that could be taken to against israel to stop it genocide is essentially... impossible, it's not going to happen, so really all we're looking at is a situation where yes, potentially the icj could find against israel, i wouldn't say that's necessarily guaranteed, but even if it does, it doesn't actually mean that the world is suddenly going to come together through the united nations to force israel to stop it genocidal campaign, unfortunately that's just not the way that our international system works, which is completely rigged and which secures western imperialist interests: um, i think the americans have what they call the hague invasion act, so if anybody remember the military forces or people in politics are convicted of having committed genocide, um,

the president of united security council speaks to our diplomatic editor about the assassination by roots tensions in the right see. and his views on israel's actions and gaza. us as really ministers are being inflammatory and irresponsible doctor calls for palestinians to be reset to both sides, cause i don't strike in the capital of lebanon has assassinated the sally. i'll move the senior homeless official, israel's being blamed for the attacked, but it hasn't acknowledged responsibility. several homeless members were killed in the strike as well as 2 leaders of it's on the all for some brigades. the drone target at the building located in the southern beta suburb of da here, i'm us has been fighting is very forces in gaza for almost 3 months. said, says the attack was a terrorist act, as we would like to reaffirm that the assassination will jack by design this occupation of the great commander in which i had shaved, solemn, allied woody and his brothers and call liza nadia, the hum us commanders and cod race on lebanese territory is an act of terrorism, in every sense of the word. it i

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however , the security council has so far made no request to establish due to the objections of the unitedidelines of this meeting the security council of the secretary general of the united nations warned that if the attacks of the zionist regime on the gaza strip continue, there is a risk of a serious regional crisis. antonio guterres has once again called for a permanent ceasefire in gaza as soon as possible. ali rajabi , united nations security council broadcasting news agency, new york. the most victorious person in this world and the hereafter is a martyr. his first action is to ward off danger from this nation. prevention or the common term known as deterrence is achieved with sacrifice . why does the enemy not covet us? why does he not dare to encroach on our territory? this is our national duty. mastiff is our human. is it possible for someone not to love a martyr, but is it acceptable for someone to throw his life in the fire for my home, my honor, my comfort, my peace, my place, my position, and i hate him, al-ayaz, by god , i don't love him, what is this? it may be a look. bloo

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tell us more about what the united nations security council has been discussing. >> united nations haveeeting today to discuss the situation in the red sea. though there was not any resolution or both, i think, still, it is a sign of increasing alarm globally at the situation in one of the world's most important shipping routes. one of the u.s. representative to the united nations said the situation is profoundly disturbing and requiring of global response and is at an inflection point. but, of course, not everyone is in agreement. the pressure representative there blames the crisis on israel. and america. saying this was a direct response to israel's war in gaza and accused the u.s. of fanning flames in the red sea. >> we have also seen the i mentioned, 11 countries and the white house issuing a statement calling the attacks illegal and unacceptable. as well as profoundly disturbing. what stood out to you? >> the united nations security council meeting is coming shortly after a joint statement by the u.s., the u.k., and 10 other nations i think sending quite clear warning to the who th

united states. simultaneously with this security council meeting, the secretary general of the united nations issuedtatement about the us and british attacks on yemen. a statement that, of course, condemns these attacks he did not, but he implicitly asked the united states and england to take any action that worsens the situation. and it spreads the conflicts in the region, avoid ali rajabi , united nations security council, new york. i fully expected that the us would carry out attacks against yemen, hezbollah and other regions of the world that support palestine . this problem. and it was expected from america. this is an unjust war that the hegemonic powers have started. they respect no one but power. i expect that the yemenis will continue to stand strong and be affected by the attacks do not be placed in america. their activities against israel's interests in the red sea will continue and expand even more. i think what yemen is enduring today has an effect on its determination. we expected an attack on yemen because this country supported the palestinian people. yemen used to target israeli shi

gaza has been killed, however, the security council because of the objections of the united states, so no request he did not have a humanitarian ceasefire. on the sidelines of this meeting, the secretary general of the un security council warned that if the attacks of the zionist regime on the gaza strip continue, there is a risk of a serious regional crisis. antonio guterres has once again called for a permanent ceasefire in gaza as soon as possible . ali rajabi, sada and sima news agency, united nations security council, new york. long live the resistance of the palestinian people, long live the resistance of the palestinian people, long live the resistance of the palestinian people, long live the resistance. freedom for palestine für palästina freiheit für rasa 3 hyper one solution one solution and the occupation and the occupation one two three four one two three four. stopp die besatzung, stoppt den mord, stopp die besatzung, stoppt den mord, stopp die besatzung, stopp den mord, stopp die besatzung, stop den mort, jetzt, jetzt, jetzt sofort, jetzt, jetzt, jetzt sofort, palästiner,

of providing any assistance to the people of gaza. show what however, the security council because of the opposition the unitedtes has not yet made any request for a humanitarian ceasefire. on the sidelines of this meeting , the secretary general of the un security council warned that if the attacks of the zionist regime on the gaza strip continue, there is a risk of a serious regional crisis. antonio guterres has once again called for a permanent ceasefire in gaza as soon as possible. ali rajabi, sada and sima news agency, united nations security council. new york. a child is not a number. thousands of children were martyred in the last 3 months after the zionist attack on the gaza strip. the large number of children who are killed in gaza is the reason why unicef exists to fight this war. against children in the name of a special screening of a passenger from ganora for the children of iran's martyrs , please explain why this film was chosen, because this film is broadcast with the art field and we made this symbolic move with the cooperation of the art field. we gave it and we liked that this movie has just

considered the united states consistent use of it's v to, to protect each row in the united nations security council. do think that reform in the united nations security council, particularly eliminating vito paula could make it more effective and impartial and addressing conflicts like this one we're witnessing in the middle of this? no, no, no. just let us take 2 steps back before the internet doesn't. it's just us created the legal missions was created on the calls do united states. so it just interests will not be put that the indigenous to joining on the rank dryly. the golf initials on last video nights a new shows me to existence precisely because of the power of victor was there to protect the interests of the sofa powers. now at times, more to you get may not be the best buy. so let's practice to car a few i but at least they did you unite this? this will walk, i mean, all the simple power. so here, so it's a type of protective mechanism to do that. now, professor, given the significant number of positive and casualties equal strategic goals, do you believe israel is pursuing this disco por

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that now is being answered by the witness of what the united nations is and what the united nations security council is, it is nothing but puppet of the west, puppet of the united states, of britain, of france, of germany, they have all conspired to work against russia, for example, uh denying a united nations security council emergency meeting over the ukrainians murdering prisoners of war by blowing the plane out of the sky because they didn't want their stories to be told, no doubt. this shows us what the united nations is all about, and we don't have any faith in this institution, essentially as it is. there need to be new institutions and new movements autonomously designed and implemented. so it, if you keep knocking on the un door expecting them to do the right thing and to open up their hearts and to to give a balanced uh response and fair proclamation uh, i just don't think they have it in them, i think they're too leveraged, i think there's been blackmail, the west and masad, israel's massad and shinbet, always black male judges in the united states, in congress, they always uh uh compromi

security and peace of all has been compromised. al-maliki emphasized: the time has come for palestine to become a member of the united nations, and this action requires that 15. member of the security council which the united states the right of veto is to present a recommendation to the un general assembly. from now on, israel should not be under the illusion that there is a third way in which it can continue its colonial occupation and racial discrimination, and with this method peace and security in the region will be established. in front of the representative of israel in the united nations on the continuation of the new war. he stressed the time to hand over all israeli prisoners and reiterated the regime's demands that hamas not remain in power in the gaza strip. in a statement, he criticized iran's support for the resistance. today's world from the international news network presents your presence can we go to england from the united nations security council? the genocide review meeting announced the trial and punishment of the perpetrators and supporters of the palestinian genocide as an effective way to stop it and prevent the recurrence of genocide. mojtaba ghaszadeh of the lond

in the meeting of the security council regarding yemen , the abuse of the recent security council resolution against yemen by the united states and england to attack this country was criticized. the security council held two meetings: one about the situation in gaza and the other to review the us and british military aggression in yemen. in the first session , the assistant secretary general of the united nations for human rights described the israeli regime's action to displace people and forcibly evacuate gaza as a war crime. to solve this crisis. it should be noted that the attacks against israel on the 7th of october had many results it is a decade of human rights violations. the un humanitarian coordinator announced the death of 148 un employees in the attacks of the zionist regime on gaza . the situation in gaza is terrible. 1 million 900 thousand people who were forcibly displaced many times due to the rain of bombs and rockets. this meeting of the security council ended without any results for the people of gaza. in a meeting held by the security council regarding yemen, the assistant secretary general of the u

as late as the day before, yesterday, he was once again at the united nations security council. it was underlining the fact that you cannot distribute humanitarian aid to the people who knew the most without the ceasefire. that despite the decision by the united nations security council to distribute aid that the various instruments on vehicle was needed to distribute that ed, i'm not able to do it because there is no c 5 because the military bombing and on so forth by is there a continuing can hence, i think that tells us a lot about what the next step uh need to be a new been added uh for much with the past. oh do. is that what does this mean for the un security council? right. mm hm. i mean, how was that you on speaker of the account. so now take this and how will the united states that you can germany for the support thing is right, the past 4 months. how was it inter but right there. well, we're going to take that point on right now, but not with you. mullin for the time being. thanks very much. and dave, we're going to take it over putty co haines, who joins us from washing

here, any of those matters to which i have referred can and are occurring any moment, united nations security councilolutions demanding, the immediate safe, unhindered delivery of humanitarian assistance at scale throughout gaza and united nations general assembly resolutions calling for humanitarian ceasefire have been ignored. the situation could not be more urgent. since these proceedings were initiated on the 29th of december 2023 alone, an estimated over 1703 palestinian. have been killed in gaza and over 3,252 injured. as to the criterian of a reperable prejudice, for decades now, the court has repeatedly found it to be satisfied in situations where serious risks arise to human life or to other fundamental rights. in the cases of georgia, russia and armenia, azerbaijan, the court ordered provisional measures. having found serious risk of irreparable prejudice where hundreds of thousands of people had been forced from their homes. in ordering provisional measures in the latter case, the court noted the context of, i quote, the longstanding exposure of the population to a situation of vulnerabili

however, the security council, because of the objections of the united states, so far nothing. he sidelines of this meeting, the secretary general of the un security council warned that if the attacks of the zionist regime on the gaza strip continue, there is a risk of a serious regional crisis. antonio guterres has once again called for a permanent ceasefire in gaza as soon as possible. ali rajabi, sada and sima news agency, united nations security council, new york. the fourth group of people officially joined the general mobilization force by holding the ceremony of the military regime they announced in hajja province of yemen. in this ceremony , the flags of yemen and palestine were hoisted and the volunteers chanted slogans of support and support for the palestinian nation and declared their combat readiness to confront america and the zionist regime. our message to the enemies is that we are not afraid of their coalition. we have been facing their withdrawal for 9 years. we are not afraid of direct confrontation with america. more than 20,000 military volunteers participat

security council ended without any results for the people of gaza. in a meeting held by the security council regarding yemen, the assistant secretary general of the united nations for political and peace affairs said that the united states and the united kingdom, along with four other countries , carried out more than 50 air missile attacks on yemen. have given. the representatives of russia and china also abstained in the previous meeting of the security council as two permanent members of this council. they had prepared the ground for the approval of the resolution desired by america against yemen. in this meeting , they criticized the abuse of that resolution and the attack on yemen by america and england . the region does not need reckless military adventurers. the attacks on yemen increase tensions in the region. allowing israel to continue its attacks on gaza without escalating the conflict is just an illusion. america and its allies have a long history of gross violations human rights have violated international laws again with yemen's banbars. if tensions rise , the region will face a disaster, and the responsibility lies with america. simultane

resolution to stop attacks in the red sea it was approved by the united nations security council with 11 votes in favor and four abstentions from russia, china, mozambique and algeria. the council also voted against russia's proposal to weaken the resolution. the representative of russia in the security council said that what is happening in the red sea is the result of the gaza war. wassilyn benzia cease-fire in gaza and send international aid to the palestinian people to solve the crisis in the region. he knew and said that america should not ignite the fire of war in palestine by continuing to support tel aviv. the representative of china expressed his regret that the security council's resolution regarding the yemenis it does not include the cease-fire in gaza. he said that what the red sea is witnessing is the external reflection of the conflict in gaza and beijing wants to stop the attacks against palestine. more news, the director general of the office of non-communicable diseases of the ministry of health and medical education said that the participation in the national health

situation is that there is not a mechanism for enforcing this outside of relying on the un security council and the united nations security council, what we've seen time and time again is the united states abusing its rule in order to veto any kind of attempt to hold the zianist regime accountable or simply stop it from continuing its ongoing genocide. however, there are also mechanisms for legal accountability for the countries that continue to aid in the that genocide such as the united states. this partners by um for example providing weapons and providing support and providing diplomatic cover to to the zionist occupation regime, we're going implement the genocide convention, it there's a very strong case not just to hold the zionist regime accountable, but also the united states, the uk, germany and the other powers that are continuing to um to make this possible through their weapons and through their actions, i mean right now what we're seeing is the... and britain with their partners bombing yemen, because yemen is actually taking the actions that are required internationally in order to bring an

regarding the approval of the resolution proposed by the united states in the security council against yemen, he said that this resolution is a political game and countries should watch out for america's trap to militarize the red sea. abdus salam added that attacks on zionist ships or ships destined for the occupied palestinian ports will continue until the zionist regime's attacks stop and the blockade of the gaza strip ends . security council. last night, the united nations reviewed yemen's actions in the red sea and asked yemen's ansarullah to stop attacking zionist ships in the red sea. the killing letter of stopping the attacks in the red sea with 11 votes in favor and four abstentions from russia, china, mozambique and algeria were approved by the united nations security council. the council also suggested russia to undermine the murder. he paid a negative vote. the representative of russia in the security council said: what is happening in the red sea is the result of the gaza war. vasili nebenzia considered the cease-fire in gaza and the sending of international aid to the pal

and the united security council resolution which condemned the houthi attacks in the red sea and said that they should stop. there were 11 countries voting in favor. four abstaining including russia an china. it showed there was widespread support for the condemnation. and that also would have likely given u.s. officials some sense of legitimacy. that this is something that they could carry out. it wasn't just the u.s. and the u.k., carrying this out as well. there was support from australia, bahrain, canada and the netherlands and the operation they have ongoing in the red sea to protect commercial vessels has many more countries signed into it. >> thanks so much. >>> the houthi deputy foreign minister is warning the u.s. and the u.k. to prepare for severe repercussions. the militant group has launched retaliatory attacks. cnn's nick robertson has more. >> reporter: so those targets in the town and the southwest, the western port city along the border or close to the border with saudi arabia, also around the capitol. those targets at radar sites, ballistic missile launch and storage

russia decided reject it, and this underscores her cynical approach to the security council as she tries to sow division rather than unitercome global challenges. at the same time, the challenges that the us representative speaks about are... the states and their allies, whose military presence in the middle east, as in other parts of the eurasian continent, creates increasingly new unacceptable risks for international security. invasions of americans and their satellites into independent states, which led to hundreds of thousands of deaths in iraq , the destruction of the statehood of libya, the war in syria, a huge flow of refugees, but at the same time, as always, in the west they do not want to follow the facts, unpleasant pages that incriminate them of their own crimes tend to quickly turn over and talk about some hypothetical future of palestine, in fact there is nothing new here. bogdanov and ivan udkin, news, un headquarters. israel and hamas are ready to negotiate a deal for the return of prisoners in exchange for a ceasefire in the gaza strip. officials the palestinian movement said it was open to negotiations

so in response to that, we have the un security council meeting now where the united states put forward a resolution. and this resolution which was co sponsored by japan uh, basically a fund that it was justified to protect maritime shipping routes. now the resolution put forward had 3 amendments to it, proposed by russia, one of which objected to some of the language of the resolution. russia wanted the resolution to just stick up for international law. however, the resolution itself specified the members dates have the right to protect their ships and protect their, their rights, etc. in addition to the ad, russia wanted it to be within the resolution to acknowledge that the reason for the who these action is the ongoing bombardment of gaza service is what it's doing is whether we regret that despite repeated demands by a number of allegations, including representatives of the arrow boils to documents fails to mention the real root cause of instability in the red sea, namely the price of gaza. the approach from the offices of the document grossly distorts the chain of cause and effect

united nations security council resolutions demanding approach the immediate safe on hinder delivery of humanitarian assistance at scale to out gaza and for rapid, safe and unhindered humanitarian access. and quote, remain on implemented. united nations general assembly resolutions calling for humanitarian ceasefire have been acknowledged. the situation could not be more urgent. since these proceedings were initiated. on the 29th of december 2023 alone, an estimated over 1703 palestinians have been chosen garza and over 3252 injured. as to the criteria, never rep for blood pressure this for decades. now, the court has repeatedly found it to be shots, aside in situations where a serious risks arise to human life or to other fundamental rights. as in the cases of georgia, russia, and armenia, azerbaijan, the court ordered provision on measures having found a serious risk of their rep because of prejudice, by hundreds of thousands of people had been forced from their homes. in ordering provisional measures in the last year case, the court note to the context of, i quote, the long standin

so it is very clear, if the united nations security council has condemning this criminal act, so i think this is the time all unsc member are. must together against the united states of america, because the one member in the unsc is america and america is behind the daish and also in the killing in gaza by through israel, so this kind of statements, i think needs practical efforts by the un general assembly and also un security council, so we demand from pakistan, from the unsc, from the unga to must uh take some practical actions to sanctions and and any feasible and practical action against the us government because this is the time and it has been proven that the us and israel has behind the these criminal acts against iran and iran, the government of iran has total and clear rights, proper rights to eliminate all criminals, even daesh, even musad, everyone in the region. and uh mr. olishi, do you find it peculiar that the whole state department approach, they came out the second that this terror attack happened, they said that it wasn't us and it wasn't the israelis and we know the i

that marks the anniversary of the united nations security council's adoption of a resolution that supportsed nations, pakistan, india and the international community, 70 long years have passed, but the resolutions regarding the pelibis has not been implemented so far. kashmir, a himalayan muslim majority region has been divided between india and pakistan since their partition and independence from britain in 1947, both claim that region in full and have fought at least three wars over the territory. kashmiri leaders and human rights activist worldwide utilize the right to self determination day to highlight issues such as arbitrary detentions, media censorship and the excessive use of force by the indian authorities in the disputed region. india is doing lot of aggression against kashmiris, whether it's martedim, kashmiri leaders in prisons, arresting them, imprison them, and the same time they are trying to put pressure on the control line, kashmiri is on both sides. people of kashmir on both sides of line of control have reaffirmed their dedication to the ongoing struggle for self determ

the united nations security council is debating that ongoing conflict in the red sea. where who the fight is, a targeting ships, they say are links to israel fronts, which holds the rotating presidency of the council, called the meeting. coming, bacon explains what these disruptions have been doing to the shipping industry. as the new year begins, commercial, maritime traffic on the suez canal is down by nearly a 3rd compared to a year ago. and 2 thirds of container ships cancel their suez bookings just last week, as who days continue their attacks on commercial vessels. major firms have stopped using the canal, so where are they going? many are sailing around the southern tip of africa. container ship traffic at the cape of good hope has nearly doubled, but vessels carrying oil liquefied natural gas, metals and grains are also diverting to the southern passage. and that's not only due to the conflict in the red sea traffic at the panama canal, half a world away has also been reduced due to drought sailing around africa to avoid the red sea ads over 3500 nautical miles

the us attack on yemen is not based on the united nations or the security council. ttack on yemen does not have the united nations. but the pressure of the yemenis to not get the fuel to the zionists it is backed by a law. responsibility for upholding un resolutions. when there is a war in some part of the world that leads to genocide, the rest of the countries are responsible for stopping the war through political and economic means . the yemenis chose the economic blow and as they show the intention. obviously, i remember it was a month ago when the attack took place , guardian. he wrote an article and said that the fact that america was forced to carry out such attacks means that all the tools of its power did not work and this was the peak of america's failure. iran is not the main power in the middle east . what do they think about yemen that launched such attacks, but not only the actions of the yemenis are few. the duty to support or defend this was approved in 2005 in the un general assembly. the un's tributaries take on the aspect of international law , that

so in response to that, we have the un security council meeting where the united states put forward a resolution and this resolution, which is co sponsored by japan of basically a mom that was justified to protect maritime shipping routes. now russia put forward to amend to the resolution, one of which objected to some of the language of the resolution. russia wanted the resolution to just stick up for international law. however, the resolution itself specified the members dates have the right to protect their ships and protect their, their rights, etc. in addition to that, russia wanted it to be within the resolution to acknowledge that the reason for that who these action is the ongoing bombardment of guys by israel. however, the resolutions, the amendments that were put forward to the resolution by russian were voted down by the united states and the united kingdom and the u. s. resolution went forward, russia of scanned and the resolution was passed. so here's what we heard from the russian ambassador regarding this somewhat troubling resolution that roger did not feel comfortable

should include happen, but at the same time, in terms of the process, this now goes to the united nations security council. they will be formally notified and we know that the united states and ally of his ro has a veto power. and so, so that's because said it hopes that this veto power will be used by individual states to prevent as well from standing 5 or having to carry out this order by the international court of justice from it. i thank you very much, is finding another bring us up to date from johannesburg, following that speech by the president settled or i'm opposed that it's not a couple of resumes in the rafa in the southern guys. are you aware so many of the people in guys are having suffering under the continual, bombardments, by the, is very military and the reactions. of course, the actions by the is rarely politicians. how people they're reacting to this willing from the international court of justice. i guess uh, well in fact, uh, the majority of the guards inside of the territory were hearing the routing that had been made by the international court of justice regarding the uh, the throug

in 1948 already, the united nations security council and the united nations made a ruling. that there will be rights and the palestinian people must be protected, one of those being a a palestinian state, the zionist entity has flagrantly ignored those international rulings, the zianist entity has been arrogant and certainly disregarded international law, and so i think that what is more important for us as south africans and for the... national community is isolation of the zionist entity, and i think this is what we are aiming for, it will be a bit more difficult for the west who claimed to be protectors and promoters of human rights to stand by a country, an entity which the international court of justice has ruled against, and so we are trying our utmost to isolate the zionist entity and to make sure that the zionist entity is as isolated, especially when it comes to matters concerning human rights and the rights of the palestinian people, and and i think that is more what we are aiming for rather than anticipating israel to to succum to the ruling of the court. okay, the question

united nations security council broadcasting news agency, new york.his palestinian journalist says that it used to take an hour to reach the alaghwar area in the west bank , but after october 7th, everything is fine. last month, the order to build 9 guard posts in 18 towns and new roads, fencing and construction in private properties exported the palestinians. after october 7th , the issuance of permits in different areas of the west bank for the development of settlements has reached the highest level. minister of security the historic court of peace palace in lahaa is the subject of the meeting of the international court of justice to deal with south africa's complaint against the occupying regime for the accusation of massacre in gaza. but the importance of the issue that makes the supporters of palestine react in this way to the words of the south african lawyer. the zionist regime, which has always seen itself above international law, is now sitting in the highest court of the world as the accused of the biggest crime against genocide humanity 75