what would that mean about the us influence of the united un security council as a whole, as well? you have to get your name and limit the from, from the, from the permanent member. so one member can block anything. and in the us, in this case block that the initial resolution, they eventually pass one is, was pointed out that was a watered down resolution that called for rather than demanding various pauses in the action. the problem is when you pause in the midst of warfare, the other side, a mazda, in this case, has the opportunity to regroup, to rearm and to prepare for more fighting. it doesn't include the finding, it just prolongs the finding, i think is real and the united states recognize that you can push a pause when again, hostages are be held and the brutality that received from us both against the israelis and against their own people. they are the ones that are blocking people from moving. they're the ones that are committed war crimes, by hiding additions, hiding their warriors in the largest hospital in gaza. and the union un resolution didn't call for any consummat

adoption by the council of immediate actions aimed at quickly normalizing the situation, first of all, a ceasefire. let me remind you that due to the position of the united states, un security still not been able to adopt a resolution with an urgent demand for a ceasefire in the zone of the palestinian-israeli conflict. within a month , four draft documents were rejected, of which two of them are russian. now about how the special operation is going today in our ministry of defense. reported that the russian army immediately prevented six attempts by the enemy to bring reinforcements to the front line. our artillery destroyed vehicles, as well as a large number of ukrainian fighters. heavy flamethrower systems were used in places where enemy personnel were concentrated in the staromaisk region, heroes who 85 years ago wrote their names in the history of domestic aviation, the legendary soviet pilots valentina grizodubova, palina osipenko and marina raskova were the first women to receive gold stars, high awards for the flight from moscow to the far east. they covered 6,500 km in 26.5 hours, setting a world record. almost the entire flight took place in extremely difficult c

united nations security council adopted its fast resolution on the conflict. 12 of the 15 members. that's the resolution calling for an urgent and extended humanitarian pauses. russia, united states and the united kingdom, abstained un security council resolutions are legally binding. but with feelings running high or around. the cool suppose is, may well go on. heard was crossover now to semi circle. he's a journalist in jerusalem has been following this war from the beginning. so it has there been any reaction in israel to the un security council resolution? see the who is the, is there any and by submitted to the united nation, it should be a statement. and i'm reading, he says that the says shape is detached from reality or would not have any impact on the ground. he goes and continues and says that is what is already acting. according it, with the court is the international law, as opposed to come off and the criticizes the security council, and i'm reading i for not condemning the massacre that was done by how miles on the 7 so book sober. and it was foreign ministry has also issued a similar statement is saying, the 1st of all that has to be a release of the hosted these that are headed inside the guard. the

united nations security council adopted its 1st resolution on the conflict. 12 of the 15 members backs the resolution calling for urgent and extended to humanitarian pauses. russia, the united states and the united kingdom, abstained. un security council resolutions are legally binding, but with feelings running high all around the calls supposes maywell go on, had well correspondence, tommy sako and jerusalem, has this update on the radio. now she thought it would be ideal if it's spokesperson. it came up with this statement. they up, they think that the is really a military, is the president inside the as she for complex and then it will still continue with it's a campaign in there and that the spin areas in the hospital that it was through a kind of like a check out and we know that the made arrests among those who have taken a silver inside the house. the good i'm the american style is that some areas in the hospital are not say they were saying that, like if you would want to go to the pharmacy, then they would be shooting in that direction. so, so the, the situation in the house, but then this is very of all the time to semi circle interest allowance. let's take a look not at some other stories making headlines

united nations security council adopted its fast resolution on the conflict. 12 of the 15 members boxed the resolution calling for an urgent and extended humanitarian pauses. russia, united states and the united kingdom, abstained. un security council resolutions are legally binding, but with feelings running high all around the cool suppose is, may well go on heard sketchup on a few of the stories making headlines today. the u. n's nuclear watchdog says it ran has now enriched enough uranium for several atomic bombs. iran denies it's developing nuclear weapons, but the un agency says around has increased as uranium stockpile. traces of also been found. undeclared sites. you case, new foreign minister david camera has traveled to keep on a surprise visit. it's the x prime ministers 1st working trip abroad. ukrainian president, blog and me as a landscape says he is grateful for the support at a time when the conflict in gaza is drawing attention away from you, correct? it was like a court in russia is due to him down it's verdict later today in the case of an art is charged under the country. strict war time censorship laws. alexandra sculpture lanka faces several years in prison after being arrested last year for r

new york. molto has dropped to the resolution hoping its focus on children will finally unite the un security council. these are life pictures the the council has so far filed full time to take united stance on the war on gauze and the resolution cools for urgent and extend it to monetary and pauses on core doors throughout the gaza strip for a sufficient number of days to enable aid access resolution needs, at least 9 votes in favor and no veto despite the permanent members of the united states, russia, china, friends, or prison as well. this is what the maltese i'm by so they'll have to say earlier was different. that's the path to schedule the vote for the time change that are in more but for the children who are victims of this is flux, we have kept primary and online we. we would like to try and reach to save some lives and provide some hope. it's only for the children, most of this. i'm so sorry. susan children who are on the route on a spring christensen. they me whose and you and headquarters in new york and kristin, there's an awful lot riding on this because i've been for previous attempts

united nations security council adopted its 1st resolution on the conflict 12 of the 15 members. that's the resolution calling for urgent, an extended humanitarian pauses. russia, united states, and the united kingdom, abstained. the un security council resolutions are legally binding, but with feelings running high all around the calls supposes maywell go unheard. let's take this up with correspondence, tanya kramer injurious and welcome tanya. so what should we make of these warnings from israel to the residence of parts of southern gaza to lead? well, it's very difficult situation for people in the self concept because the residents have reported at least let's read, dropped, that they should move towards the rest. this concerns mainly the area as far as we understand from the new. so a lot of these are areas where which are more to the east and next to the city of han units. and this is exactly the area code part of the area where people were told to leave from the, nor a. so the areas old by the very crammed and full of people. so there are, unfortunately now again, a told to move. it's not specified exactly what that could mean of course, of what the military has in mind. and i think we have to wait the next co

united nations security council adopted it's fast resolution on the conflict. 12 of the 15 members backs the resolution calling for an urgent and extended humanitarian pauses. russia, united states and the united kingdom, abstained the un security council resolutions are legally binding, but with feelings running high all around the cool suppose is may well go on heard . and let's take a look at some other stories making news. german authorities have carried out a series of raids on organizations with suspected links to the has the lo group. 54 raids were carried out nationwide overnight. most were connected to an organization called the hamburg islamic center. the center is suspected of supporting has paula, which germany recognizes as a terrorist organization. police have clashed with protesters at an anti amnesty rally in the spanish capital, madrid. thousands took to the streets to protest a deal between prime minister pedro sanchez and to cancel and pro independence parties. the deal granted amnesty to hundreds of catalan separatists in exchange for the parties to port informing the government. the u. k. is new for a minister, david cameron has travelled to keep on a surprise visit. it is the ex prime minister's 1

united nations security council adopted its 1st resolution on the conflict. 12 of the 15 members. that's the resolutions calling from urgent an extended humanitarian pauses. russia, the united states and the united kingdom, abstained the un security council resolutions are legally binding. but with feelings running high or around the calls, the pauses may well go and heard. and german authorities have carried out a series of raids on organizations with suspected links to hezbollah, which is classified as a terrorist organization. 54 sites were rated nationwide overnight. most were connected to an organization called the hamburg islamic center. authorities are examining whether it can be banned, as they say that it promotes an anti semitic, and anti is real agenda. it comes as berlin moose to stem a rash of anti semitism in the country. i made the israel moss for let's listen to what germany's interior minister had to say. was the last long fine. yeah, our measures show that we have is the most activity in germany on our radar. but again, i want to make it very clear that we are acting against as list extremism. not against any religion or state. what i'm stopped, everything else, but it's also clear that we will not tole

united nations security council adopted its fast resolution on the conflict. 12 of the 15 members bats the resolutions calling for urgent, an extended humanitarian pauses. russia, united states, and the united kingdom, abstained. the un security council resolutions are legally binding, but with feelings running high all around. the cool suppose is, may well go and heard. earlier i spoke to journalist some a circle in jerusalem. i asked him how is real is reacting to the un security council resolution? yeah, a lot of them who is the, is there any and by submitted to the united nation, it should be a statement and i'm reading, he said that the says shape is detached from reality or would it not have any impact on the ground? he goes and continues and says that is what is already acting according it, with the court is the international law, as opposed to how miles and the criticizes the security council. and i'm reading i for not condemning the massacre that was done by how miles on the 7. so booked over a and it was. ready foreign ministry has also issued a similar is statement, is saying the 1st of all that has to be a release of the hosted these that are has inside the guard. the strip now is really soldiers claim. t

united states and the united states security council, which is basically looking to carry the zionist line in the in the united nations, without israel itself actually being a part of the un security council so you have you you have a direct representative of the zionist entity in the un security council so if you're looking for some sort of seast fly agreement come from the un security council is not going to come without the united states getting in the way of it inserting its own language on behest the science entity and uh patrick apart from uh this war mean that buse you know humans fighters palestinian fighters proved that this is only the facade, you know, this invincible military and that kind of thing, it's 25 days pass and see what's been going on, and uh, now we have uh, isn't israel losing both in the war, at least it's lost this so-called grander uh of that military arm to the teeth that we're not able to even uh stop hamas, from retaliating, and that came not out of vacuum as a... secretary general guutares said rightly, it's years and years and years of living under occupation, the rights violations, land confiscation, land grab and all that, so isn't israe

urgent, an extended humanitarian pauses. russia, the united states and the united kingdom, abstained. the un security council resolutions are legally binding, but with feelings running high all around the cool suppose is maywell. go on. heard . well, correspondence timing. so i'll call in jerusalem. has this update on the radio now she thought it would be ideal if it's spokesperson, it came out with this statement. they update thing that the is really a military is being present inside the as she fi complex and then it will still continue with. it's a campaign in there and that the spin areas in the hospital that it was through a kind of like a check out. and we know that the made arrest among those, well take it inside the bed. and the american style is that some areas in the hospital are not saved, they were saying that like if you would want to go to the pharmacy, then that would be shooting in that direction. so, so the, the situation in the hospice and it's been very and all the time certainly. so i'll call in germany. so i'm, let's take a look at some other stories making news around the world. do you

united nations security council adopted its fast resolution on the conflict. 12 of the 15 members bats the resolutions calling for urgent, an extended humanitarian pauses. russia, united states, and the united kingdom, abstained. the un security council resolutions are legally binding, but with feelings running high all around the cool suppose is, may well go and so is military operations do role to the south where of palestinians expected to find shelter? well, this is exactly the problem because this trip is a very narrow place. i mean it's called the gaza strip and there's not much space. so people have been moving about an estimate, this number of 1500000 people out of the 2200000 people are approximately that list and the gaza strip. they are on the move that has been displaced from the north to the south. some people are still also in the north, and there's simply no space for them to move around and be seen already that the military and situation also in the south is very difficult with the basic necessities that update barely available for them. so it's not quite clear, you know what, this will mean for them where they would have to go. i also ask this question to the army, but they haven't given the response

united nations security council adopted its fast resolution on the conflict. 12 of the 15 members, that's the resolution calling for an urgent and extended humanitarian pauses. russia, united states, and the united kingdom, abstained. the un security council resolutions are legally binding, but with feelings running high all around the cool suppose is may well go on heard . well from where we joined now by lieutenant colonel peter land, he's in is really military spokes person in tel aviv, thanks for being with us carolina. tell us more about what the israel depends. of course is found inside the el cheapo hospital we, we saw the video, does this what's showing there amount to what would be described as a command and control center the morning terry and they $41.00 of our board of goods from us for the, from us choose 2 routes will be mexico or a 1000. $200.00 more than $1200.00 is ready. and if that's $240.00 is right, is in front of nationals and so it goes up. we are fighting against a roof most, most of us terraced organization that has no regard for life, is randy or palestinian. and i say that precisely because of your question. indeed, we have found munitions, weapons, guns, communications materials, in the shape c

the malta has drafted a resolution, hoping it's focused on children will finally unite the un security council, who's so thoughtful for times to take a united stance on the war on garza. this is what the maltese had best of the had to say earlier as diplomats prepare to she'll of vote, which will take place in just over 2 hours from now a resolution for the time change that are in your best for the children who are victims of this is flux, we have kept primary and on mind we, we would like to try and reach to save some lives and provide some hope for the children. most of the families, those 5 children who us children, children who are under the rob this spring. and kristen telling me who's at the un headquarters in new york for previous attempts to pass a resolution have failed. so what is the difference this time if anything yes, well malta holds the file for the security council on the issue of children, an armed conflict, and they were hoping that by starting with children and the need to protect children, they could work out wording in this resolution that all council members could agree

and at the un security council, many resolutions calling for a ceasefire have been vetoed as the united states, as a permanent member of the un security council. and as a permanent member can veto resolutions that could actually move ahead and result in action to halt is really activities. so at the moment, it appears that while the un general assembly may be lining up pretty solidly against israel, well, the of those defending israel, and echoing the words of the united states, blending the entire crisis on her mazda may only be a minority among number states, it's pretty clear that this resolution in the un general assembly will not mean anything compared to what it could mean if the un security council were to move ahead and take action. however, with the united states, as a permanent member and with the united states making clear, it will veto any resolution that does not put the blame for the current conflicts. squarely on the shoulders of the moss. it is unlikely that anything will result from the ongoing debate and anguish we are hearing from the floor of the un general assembly.

know that while the un general assembly does include every member state of the united nations, it has very little power. the power in the united nations lives with the un security council, the 15 member body that leads that and most specifically with the permanent members of the security council, have veto power over any resolution. and at the moment, the un security council essentially will not call for a ceasefire, though they've been able to re, to call for humanitarian pauses. they have not called for a ceasefire of the united states, is out of minutes to protect israel from any resolutions that would restrain it. and so the world continues to cry out about the situation. gaza described the real humana, terry, and impacted his real the actions. there was talk of possibly a resolution before the u. n. ga, calling for a ceasefire, but that resolution would not have the ability to result any concrete action that would lie with, with the un security council. so that's the situation that we've got at the un headquarters can. thank you very much for breaking down the latest at the you and the general assembly. thank you. the around faulty is where the children are still

un security council. the meeting was requested by china and the united arab emirates. remind you that the council participants were unable to adopt any of the draft resolutions on the situation in the region, and meanwhile, the israeli military claims that they have completely surrounded the city of gaza. with details dmitry tolmachev. it's been almost a month now that the sky has closed. the gas sector is lit up with flashes every night, and today the arab media are reporting a large-scale bombing palestinian enclave. according to the israeli army, the massive air strike is aimed at destroying the infrastructure of hamas militants and their commanders, but at the same time, civilians, of whom hundreds of thousands still remain in the densely populated gas area, are also suffering. there is no communication in the city again due to a lack of fuel and ambulances; the wounded are being transported as best they can. the palestinian health ministry is asking the world community to urgently deliver medicines in gas and deploy field hospitals, but for now humanitarian aid ca

independently verified. japan, south korea and west of nations including the united states, say the launch violated un security council resolutions. accusations that not because we have rejected at the un on monday it's position, defend bites, and best of the in a fight exchange with other diplomats. the north korea's ambassador tim song approach the session like a verbal boxing match. he defended his country's spice satellite launched by throwing jobs at the united states saying rules that apply to a young yang don't appear to apply to washington. the united states kept insisting that the deep powder k is in the population of the secret of the council. resolution of the quote that has a use for this to can be said technology for it's a set to like the lunch. then i have with the kids to this the united states, and one thing, it's a satellite with a burden or catapult facility claims. the satellite was a defensive measure against the us. so for those that keep cutter for the launch of the contents of the satellite, is it to get a clear picture of the dia, military moves of the united states, and it's a 4 level so that

of the zionist regime on the people of gaza in the security council was defeated by the veto of the united states, england and france. last night, the un security council approved the resolution proposed by malta for a few days' pause in the war gaza voted yes. this resolution was approved with 12 votes in favor and no votes against, and three permanent members of the security council, namely the united states and the united kingdom , abstained from voting on this resolution. according to this resolution, the conflicts will be stopped for a few days and humanitarian routes will be established to provide aid to gaza. in this resolution, the number of days of ceasefire is not specified and it can be extended depending on the conditions. riyad mansour , the palestinian ambassador and representative in the security council, said: although this resolution did not condemn the indiscriminate bombing of gaza and the killing of 500 palestinian children, it should be. china's representative in the security council introduced this resolution he called for a ceasefire in gaza. vassily nebenzia, russia's ambassador and representative to the united

here's what we had to hear from the us representative before the un security council. united states has provided nearly $2800000000.00 us dollars incremental turn systems, both inside ukraine and in the region since february 2022. our assistance will continue to prioritize winter as ation efforts. as however, as it rushes war of aggression rages on, you crazy. mandatory needs, continue to grow. we call on the international community to ensure that you enter funding appeals are met. now it's important to note that the words of russian ambassador and then the critiquing the words of us representative seem to match pretty well with what was that we have a situation where at this point get pretty clear and revelations of come forward by journalist seymour hers. and others that there is little expectation on the part of us officials behind closed doors, that the conflict can actually be one on the part of the brain. the basically the war as lost. uh, and yet the you for ending officials continue to throw away the lives of their people in the united states continues to for billions

urgent, an extended humanitarian pauses. russia, the united states and the united kingdom, abstained. the un security council resolutions are legally binding, but with feelings running high all around the calls, the pauses may well go and had asked the w correspondent tanya cramer, in jerusalem about these ready warnings to residents of pops of southern gaza to leave. well, it's a very difficult situation for people in the south of call. so because of residents have reported at least slips red dropped, that they should move towards the west. this concerns mainly the area as far as we understand from was a sign you. so a lot of these are areas where it, which are more to the east and next to the city of han units. and this is exactly the area code part of the area where people were told to leave from the north. so the area is old by the very crammed and full of people. so there are, unfortunately now again, a told a to move. it's no specified exactly what that could mean. of course, what the military has in mind, and i think we have to wait the next couple of hours to see. we're just basically happening devin

the un security council last night ... the united states again voted against the russian amendment toution on the middle east. the russian amendment emphasized that the document should clearly state a call for a humanitarian truce in gaza. our permanent representative vasily nebenze emphasized that no pauses, which are mentioned in the resolution, will replace a full-fledged ceasefire. however, washington representatives do not allow any such initiatives to pass through the security council. the united states all this time. sequentially blocked any, even the weakest, mention of this goal, even hints that the council should return to consider this issue, i want to ask our american colleagues, during the work on the maltese project, they crossed out everything that could somehow indicate the need to stop hostilities actions. does this mean that you are in favor of the war in the middle east continuing indefinitely? we do not believe that the un security council should follow the lead of the united states on this issue. failed to accept document calling for peace in palestine the british

international stage in the so-called international community, and obviously given that the united states is in the un security council, the israeli regime to some extent um has sort of ved to power, so even before this current escalation and the genocide that we're seeing ' happening now, the uh the israeli regime was upheld by uh political elites, not necessarily by people uh around the world, so it is of course a um a shift to some extent to see that even though these israeli regime has been investing um so much money and efforts into its public diplomacy and different forms of propaganda to target in particular western audiences to identify itself as victim to identify. itself as so-called democracy, the only democracy in the middle east and to um keep recycling those orientalist and very racist, anti-palestinian and anti-indigenous language and basically fantasies and myths, at the same time um those who support the israeli regime at this point uh do so for for various reasons that might be anti-indigenous and and racist and we see that obviously in the discourse that is padled by the political elites in the euro

international stage in the so-called international community, and obviously, given that the united states is in the un security council, these really regime to some extent um has sort of uh ved to uh power, so even before this current escalation and the genocide that we're seeing uh happening now, the the israeli regime was upheld by uh political elites, not necessarily by people uh around the world, so it is of course a um a shift to some extent to see that even though the israeli regime has been investing um so much money and efforts into its public diplomacy and different forms of propaganda to target in particular west audiences to identify itself as victim, to identify itself as so-called democracy, the only democracy in the middle east and to um keep recycling those orientalists and very racist, anti-palestinian and anti-indigenous language and basically fantasies and myths, at the same time um those who support the israeli regime at this point uh do so for for various reasons that might be anti-indigenous and and racist and we see that obviously in the discourse that is peddled by the uh political elites in the

this is the essence of our policy of uniting and standing firm with each other. the un security councill hold an emergency meeting today on the situation in gas in light of the worsening situation. with a joint statement calling for an immediate ceasefire for humanitarian purposes. according to them , 88 un employees have already died. this is the organization's largest loss in a single conflict. however, tel aviv does not intend to stop. the department stated that they had completely surrounded gaza and reached the sea. now the enclave is divided into north and south, the humanitarian corridor to the south continues to operate. the israeli military announced another opening of the road to life for several hours. at the same time, the palestinian authorities are assessing. and at these moments, 117 citizens of belarus are returning from israel to their homeland; a special belavi flight took off a few hours ago from bengurion airport. at 11:45, a special belavia flight took off from benguron airport, there are 117 on board, in addition to the member, leave the conflict zone now, estimate

course firm with the uh zionist regime. and uh the fact that of course the united states has bedo power in the un security council and that speaks on behalf of the israeli regime plays a role and of course the fact that the united states is to some extent the the last remaining uh superpower which could put a stop to this genocide if it withdrew its support, but as we see not just in the past six weeks but also over the past uh decades there is very uh unclear and unshaken support for the israeli regime from the united states and we also need to keep in mind to what extent nato and the eu function as proxies of washington dc, so it goes back again to the us imperialism and us hegemmany that keeps these uh these uh policies in power that uh put israel to some extent above international law and shield it from any accountability and allow it as we see now to commit a genocide uh live on camera for over six weeks without anyone to intervene. right, well, jahangier, let's look at that, i mean, what is to say about the united states, and and what does it mean, because we've seen more and more voices standing, force peo

african continent, we've seen that in the middle east, certainly and and that the un and the united nations security council is. it almost absolutely ineffective and incompetent precisely because these powerful nations have veto rights, so it must be a wake up call for the international community to put onto the agenda the reform of the united nations, otherwise people and countries are simply going to lose faith in these international institutions. well, you know, the thing that stands out here is the us, i don't know if you agree or not, but you know when uh you have the us supporting israel in the form and manner that it is, uh, especially when it comes to its military assistance, um, it goes even against us laws, for example, they have a law called the lee act where you're not supposed to help um a regime by giving them weapons that they can unleash onto a civilian population and uh, guess uh crew the type of uh civilian casualties that israel has been in this case some point doing to the ghaza strip. um, there's got to be, there's got to be some kind of uh preventative measure to stop a country like th

un security council meeting. an emergency meeting of the united nations security council was convened to discuss the recent strikes that took place in the people's republic of done ask, and how civilians were killed. and it is parents that ukraine, the prophecy of the united states armed by the united states is breaking international law, conducting war crimes and killing civilians. the gory details of how many civilians were killed and what was clearly a strike targeted and aimed at civilians were gone over by the russian ambassador. and eventually when he spoke before the 15 member body that leads to the united nations. but the reason is then you will use responsibility for them will be bullied by find the key every gene and the executives about orders and by the western countries flooding ukraine with their weapons. which as we know also i coordinate the goals, the strike, and the washington, which is accustomed to using this time to cover up its own crimes and the crimes of its allies in yugoslavia. afghanistan and the middle east deaths to coal, such tragedies, collateral damage, even during the iraq war in 2

china, firstly, agreed on diplomatic relations with the united states, and secondly. got a seat in the un, which means a seat in the security council of the united nations, thirdly, to become an independent player claiming to join taiwan to the mainland, because until this moment the united states could just think that it is taiwan that has to attach yourself mainland. just think that there is a legitimate authority. of the republic of china, and now, after all this has happened, after the very essence of the relationship between the united states and taiwan has changed, in principle, it has been decided that the situation is changing in exactly the opposite way. so, petro shevchenko is already in touch with us, congratulations, mr. petro, i congratulate you, thank you. how the situation is perceived in china now, after xi jinping's visit to the united states, something has changed from the point of view of the chinese observers? well, the situation from the point of view of chinese observers, it, it tends to such a cautious, positive vision that the competition will already be under control, and maybe china and the usa will manage

the all cheese caleb monthly, and it has more about the latest un security council meeting on the conference and emergency meeting of the united nations security council was convened to discuss the recent strikes that took place in the people's republic of don ask and how civilians were killed and his parents that ukraine. the prophecy of the united states armed by the united states is breaking international law, conducting war crimes and killing civilians. the gory details of how many civilians were killed and what was clearly a striking, targeted, and aimed at civilians. were gone over by the russian ambassador and eventually when he spoke before the 15 member body that leads to the united nations for your sins, then you go to responsibility. you fold them will be borne by find the key every gene and the executive orders. and by the western countries flooding ukraine with their weapons, which as we know also i coordinate the goals of the strike and the washington, which is accustomed to using this time to cover up its own crimes and the crimes of its allies in yugoslavia. afghanistan and the middle east desk to coal such tre

states will not provide us with military assistance, otherwise the united states will not hover. resolutions in the un security council this situation, with all due respect to mr. bernz, the united states, if you want, further escalating tension in the middle east, you know, the united states, no matter how you treat it, is of course a powerful power , including its the achilles heel is the dependence on the election cycle, it seems to me that now at this stage it’s spoiling the whole thing, if all this happened , well, at least let’s say a calendar, one could hope that cunning and smart, experienced people, well, if won't come up with something, but at least they will find some, some kind of clue, now, unfortunately, here you go, blinkin and netalya. so what? nothing, because this is what in chess is called tsuk-tswank, yes, no matter where you go , it’s still bad, so unfortunately, well, they’re just devalued, devalued, and they also lost erdogan, but as if they lost it for themselves, for the world is not yet completely complete, no, not completely, but he somehow feels that he has found the opposite for himself, t

sharlot, before we let you go, how have you seen up to now uh the role of the un and his security council? the united nations and its security council have been completely irrelevant and inefficient and essentially silent because of the united states maintaining its veto power over anything that is to come out of of the security council and so we've seen time and time again um the us exercising its veto power to protect. protect its colonial project, the zionist regime and occupied palestine. um, we've seen the general assembly speak out and demand an end to this war, and that's reflective of the fact that the majority of people around the world are demanding an end to this aggression, or demanding an end to this genocide. of course, we've seen very strong statements and actions coming from latin america um, you know, in terms of cutting off ties in terms of breaking off ties with the zionist project, there have already been many latin american states so... such as cuba and venezuela, which already rejected ties with the zionist project and have for decades. um, the people of the world are out on the

and at the un security council, many resolutions calling for a ceasefire. have been vetoed as the united states as a permanent member of the un security counseling.

criminals in international courts, and the united states will be responsible for all summit participants supported the initiative to appeal to the un security council with demands to create an international investigative team that would carefully study war crimes committed against the palestinians, the united nations must be more persistent demand from israel a ceasefire, at least temporary, to remove the remaining civilian population from gaza, while the un leadership, what the countries of the arab world can do in this situation, had very radical opinions, president assad called on his colleagues to stop diplomatic contacts with tel aviv, but more often the following proposals were made: to maintain political ties, but to break all existing contracts for the supply of ammunition to israel. perhaps one of the most important results of the meeting in eriyadh was that the regional powers abandoned their former disagreements. noise is to pump out local natural resources, but now the islamic world is uniting, a new generation is coming to power... a generation of leaders who want to protect the interests of their people, and not western corporations.