s. representative when he talked to the floor of the us security council, he gave a pretty unconvincing denial on the part of united states. you also tried to claim that somehow russian celebrations of the referendum and of the provinces and. ready the regions joining with russia somehow its fascist years. what we heard from the u . s. representative. let me be clear. united states categorically denies any involvement in this incident. and we reject any assertions saying the contrary. i know our russian colleagues have had a bad afternoon say a bad day. they had to sit and watch that strangely odd fashion nuremberg style rally combined with las vegas, 970 show that happened in moscow this morning to celebrate the illegal annexation of craney and territory. are not the most convincing remarks from the us representative eating on the damage to north stream was held the after the session where the ukraine conflict was discuss. what did we hear there? well, we heard the russian representative point and some of the hypocrisy on the part of the united states when it comes to their criticism o

part and this has been explained in the united states security council, and here they will quote the advisor of the strategic coordinator of the usil, john kirby, he frankly says the first quote, time does not work for ukraine, and all efforts are needed to provide it with all the necessary assistance in terms of arms rates, the ether would assure here is another important quote, we feel the urgency and we will try to meet this urgency, he once again emphasizes that the weapons are transferred to ukraine as quickly as possible, well, they deny it seems that the united states or the west as a whole are tired, he says once again that he repeated the words of biden that aid to ukraine will be supplied as much as needed. and what is interesting here is that the united states the states, following the example of ukraine, have worked out very effective mechanisms for the supply of weapons, and now those mechanisms are already being applied to other partners, in particular for taiwan. information has now appeared that three contracts worth more than a billion dollars have now been approved. and this is the beginning of a huge program fo

briefing with reference to intelligence data, the coordinator of strategic communications of the us security council kirby, said in his words kremenets attempts to tell journalists about the fact that the prison in which the prisoners are kept was attacked by a volley fire system heimer well, i remind you that on the night of july 29, russian orcs fired at the correctional colony in the deer park. then it died, i remind you 50 more than 50 ukrainian prisoners of war is such a preemptive statement, can we deter russia from the plans they may have? and about the fact that today the intelligence of the states knows almost everything that is planned in russia, i do not even doubt it, please, i think that deter russia from what it is planning to do. this is the tactics of the administration. you are picking on me. very, very many of those under consideration are declassified specifically in order to try to prevent russia from doing what it wants to do. things like certifications like operations operations under a false flag that will be measured are called eyes as in this case, that is, they were, let's

there is a joint position of the state department and the pentagon and the white house and the us security council, they decided not to comment, not to hurry with comments in order that there are certain moments. i will also say about this, but let's see, for example, today the president biden at the press, of course, it was interesting what he would say, the reporters shouted questions and shouted well, tell me, what do you think of the situation in ukraine, are you following it or are you following the redeployment of russian troops? and you now you will see. i think that the president of america said that he did. i follow it, but i will not comment on it to the press, because this is his quote. the situation is in development. well, precisely because the situation is in development. similar comments are made by the ministry of defense of the united states. it is already being used there and is very actively open. they say that the term counteroffensive is a large-scale counteroffensive, but they don't want to say more in detail yet, let's listen, we are watching how the counteroffensive develop

than an hour ago, i had the opportunity to ask admiral kirby, the strategic coordinator of the us security councilever well, a how does he see this new stage at which the counteroffensive took place and how will it generally affect the policy of the united states in support of political support in support of the military well and etc. what i heard from mr. kirga he said that on the one hand he would not qualify it as the transition from exceptional protection to exceptional contusion of that protection was in the same donbas, and we saw it and the pentagon saw it constantly, it was the coming to the defense, that is the offensive of the ukrainian military, what’s more, what they say now in the radbez, that the security forces in the areas of the front and beyond it is logical to keep the same tactics when small groups will carry out point strikes. and as for the rooster, it really confirms the advice with reference to the ukrainian military with whom there was a conversation both by phone and now in person, the company that there is a large-scale ukrainian operation , an operation in the south, an

well, this shows that the analysts who prepared the data for the us security council and for the president case , plans are needed, this plan is currently being developed by the american administration what is known, because there are many closed secret details, from what is known , national security advisor jake sullivan directly contacted moscow through unofficial channels and reported what the reaction of the united states would be here they say that it will be what he warned about, however , it is assumed that there is also a version that it is possible that they said about a threat from the united states to use weapons against the black sea fleet of russia or other units that are in crimea, in any case, the situation is tense, however, what we know is that it is being monitored and in any case, the united states keeps its hand on the remote control. well, they promise to help ukraine with weapons and financially. well, in this case, how about the information of his colleagues in kyiv. thank you, this house was our special correspondent dmytro antonovchenko from the united states, but

regional military administration in accordance with the decisions of the government adopted by the us security councilact in the way determined by the legislator regarding and evacuation, including lawyer andriy petryshyn assures that the military administration of the region is responsible for the evacuation of the population. yes. and each mayor , by virtue of their instructions, is obliged to exercise the powers delegated by the people , which they took upon themselves and undertook to carry out before the elections, in particular , not to mention the fact that in wartime this responsibility multiplies many times, as of now, there is a criminal case against the mayor of buchi, anatoliy fedoruk, the national police are investigating aram tanesyan, andriy verstyuk, espresso tv channel today in chernivtsi, the catechetical center of st. peter the apostle at the cathedral of the assumption of the blessed virgin mary was consecrated, the founder of its opening was the ex-prime minister of ukraine, arseniy yatsenyuk, the center will be a school of learning and transmission of faith for parish communities

fact, the un is just now having discussions about, in particular, reformatting of at least the us security council council of this organization in order to deprive russia or limit the possibility of other authoritarian countries in general, for example, to implement e legal that on the decision of the organization of poor nations to to make this organization more effective so that in the sense of some decisions, more force is enough. and now the counteroffensive is coming.

colleague anita paul asked john kirby to be the coordinator of the strategic communication of the us security council, his answer is further, we believe that president zelensky should determine when he will be ready to sit down at the negotiating table and whether this will happen, and he himself said that he cannot do this now, we do it respect, he is the commander-in-chief, he is the president of ukraine, he decides how to define success and how he is going to work towards a diplomatic end to this war. i would also like to note that mr. putin has also made it clear that he is not interested in cessation of hostilities and this is what is clear we want this war to end and a diplomatic solution would be a better option but an even better option would be if mr. putin just ended it today he should not be in ukraine and from the very beginning it was not necessary so he could end this war today without negotiations by simply withdrawing his troops and drugs or violence against the ukrainian people and we cannot forget that, so we will continue to support president zelensky as he said president biden as

and it is likely that the state force, former member of the us national security council, thomas rita, the political scientist petersweiser, also mentions other cia sabotage, for example, the explosion at the arzamas station of the gorky railway, which thundered on june 18 in 1988, the planted explosives detonated, almost 100 people died that western special services could be involved in man-made disasters. the soviet leadership, then not said the soviet authorities did not disclose the details of the tragedy. the soviet leadership of that time is gorbachev, this is new political thinking, as he said. this is a course of friendship with the united states. it was beneficial for them to hide these facts in order to confirm their position of peaceful coexistence, by the way, the cia was already convicted of involvement in attacks on infrastructure facilities of the soviet union even before the eighties. the americans and the british were actively engaged in sabotage activities. uh tried to influence life in the soviet union in that including with the help of this kind of activity, one ca

security council meeting. now it's important to note that just prior to the un security council meeting, the us secretary of state anthony blanket made clear that the united states would not recognize the results of the rapper randoms that are taking place in the don boss regions. and furthermore, he gave his blessings with tax on russian territory that might be carried out with weapons provided by the united states. this is what anthony blanket said shortly before the un security council meeting. will the us still allow ukrainian troops to use us weaponry to defend against russians in those territories, no matter what the outcome of these referendums and this, these possible annexations ukraine has the absolute right to defend itself throughout its territory, including to take back the territory that has been illegally seized one way or another by russia. now, the nato, she's also made clear that while nato countries are supplying weapons to the government that they do not consider nato to be part of the ongoing conflict. they consider this to be a fight between ukraine and russia as well. nato is supportive of

radioactive choice, while the security risks will not be reduced even by turning off the reactors, which was recently proposed by the representative of the us national security counciljohn kirby. the fact that during the operation of the reactor a lot of fission fragments are produced, datse the reaction can be stopped in a few seconds. simply by lowering the control rods into the reactor, but it is physically impossible to interrupt the radioactive decay of fission fragments, respectively, the heat release will continue regardless of whether we shut down the reactor or not, at the beginning i will remind you of the principle of operation of a nuclear reactor inside it circulates water, purified from impurities launch of the reactor occurs when rods are removed from its core, absorbing neutrons. during a chain reaction. we release a large amount of thermal energy, circulating in the reactor core and washing the fuel elements with water, under a pressure of about 16 mpa, it heats up to 320 °. then, passing along the first circuit. it gives off heat to the second circuit, and then everything, as in a normal test, the water turns into vapor and it is at great speed. it

. >> it is a matter of regret that russia has again attempted to use the security council for divertinghe attention of the international community from the urgent need to demilitarize anti-occupy the ukrainian nuclear facility -- demilitarize and de-occupy the ukrainian nuclear facility. the russian envoy lines that he has not had time to properly study the released report of the iaea, as if it was not russia itself that called in such an urgent manner this meeting. >> more calls for a demilitarized zone around the power plant. >> we do not have a great detail how that would work. it sounds like it is just the plant itself that would be the demilitarized zone. currently inside that zone, there is russian military equipment, russian military vehicle, undertaking -- undertaken by the ukrainians. he says a simple but effective mechanism could be put in place, if, of course, the two parties agreed to it. he said the current situation cannot really continue and described the violation of physical integrity of what is nuclear -- what is europe's biggest nuclear power plant. this has happened

us art is eager to done of reporting live from the guns. thank you. now, unsurprisingly, the votes was the key item for discussion of the un security council meeting us, where the u. s. denied the legitimacy of the referendum forcing russia's ambassador to remind the west of its own history with break way regions. recognition as such takes place only approved in the wes this group in general. the western version of democracy has deteriorated into the dictates of a liberal minority over conservative majority and without his critics of reference in the dom bus. the po, roacha and cousin regions were at one time at the forefront of support for cosello's independence. no referendums were held in kosovo toll. only a declaration of independence adopted by the provisional self governing body in excess of its powerful. but back then, it was enough for the west to recognise cosello's independence in your feelings issue. while the un security council, the 15 member body that leads the united nations, convened the meeting today and the security council chamber. now, immediately russia spoke up at the beginning of the meeting, making clear that they objected to t

ukraine in the next few days, john kirby, strategic communications coordinator of the us national security council, said that he did not say exactly what the next tranche of aid would include, but he assured that washington is in constant contact with kyiv in order to provide the ukrainian military with the necessary capabilities . were surprised in the united states by the speed and effectiveness of the ukrainian counteroffensive, the pentagon spokesman petrahedron answered this question at the beginning of the russian invasion of ukraine, we saw that the ukrainians demonstrate an extraordinary ability to adapt to use their war-fighting capabilities as quickly as possible, so we were not surprised that they pushed back the enemy so quickly, they also demonstrated an extraordinary ability to use the opportunities that appear on the battlefield and the current contour offensive near kharkiv is no exception, i will remind you if anyone was surprised if look at the reaction of the russian military. it was probably the russians, military aid is only one of the factors that helped the ukrainians to car

the memoir, promising an insider story of the cold war from someone who served on the us national security councila detailed description of a plan to sabotage the soviet economy developed in the eighties under president reagan one of the points regarding violations of gas supplies to western european countries and, accordingly, foreign exchange earnings in the ussr, the cia operation is described as exemplary, which led to an accident on a gas pipeline in siberia. according to a laudatory report by a former american intelligence officer. it was the most powerful of the non-nuclear explosions and the largest fire observed from space. in general, this quote is already enough to appreciate. degree of cynicism, but there were other examples of sabotage that will lead to anastasia ivanova the americans systematically western intelligence officers tried to undermine our country and acted in their favorite way by proxy, recruited citizens of the soviet union to use them to carry out, including energy sabotage , the man-made disaster of 1882 in siberia. at that time, with a non-nuclear explosion in his bo

what is to show the security council's position and make each of the 15 members of the security council declared that position the resolution has been drawn up by albania. and by the us and the u. s. representative of the security council, the us ambassador than to thomas greenfield is addressing the council right now. she's just actually read some quotes from the secretary general of the united nations. antonia terrace, who in the last 24 hours, said that the referenda, which he called not, not legitimate referenda deserve to be condemned. she also went on to say that this organization is referring to the un was built on an idea that never again would one country be able to take territory from another. and she said, that's exactly what's happening here. so the us ambassador, trying to rally support this last moment before the vote of all the 15 security council members. we know, i think pretty certainly how russia is going to vote. russia has been condemned here. russia is a permanent member of the security council and russia without doubt, in the vote that we're going to see very shortly is going to vote against i think more interesting is whether there are any oth

joining me now from the united nations in new york, james talk us through what's been happening at the security council when in many ways, it wasn't a surprise that russia used its veto because of course, this was a resolution drawn up by albania and the u. s. they jointly came up with a resolution condemning russia for his actions, for those so called referenda. and for the announcement of the annexation that we've seen in recent hours from our president, putin as worth noting that most of the security council supported this resolution. although it was vetoed by russia, but there were 4 countries that decided they were going to abstain china, india, brazil, and gabon. what happens next is that this will now be taken by the u. s. to the general assembly of the united nations where we're all 193 member states, get their view and a similar sort of resolution we expect to be put to the vote at some point next week. immediately after the security council meeting, i spoke to one of ukraine staunchest supporters. that's the u. k. the british ambassador abra woodward. it's another example of russia abusing it

peter, i'll say, other un security council resolutions wrong them when they talk about the occupation of azeri territories, that we were telling religion that were you telling to use the security council resolutions also applied explicitly to azerbaijan, to cease all aggressive actions against local army and populations, and so i'm talking to stephanie about an occupation, not a but not about sees fires. i can read to hear the text of 8. 82 refers to recently occupied areas of azerbaijan, the same sentence in 853884, cause upon armenia to stop, to ensure that therefore says a not provided armenian forces not provided with the means to extend their military campaign further, right. as the un security council got it wrong, and it also called and asked by john to cease all aggression against the people and did not at all undermine the fundamental right to self determination of the armenians of ox, asked to live peacefully and freely in their lands. free from persecution at the hands of azerbaijan, which is what was occurring at the time of the conflict when hundreds of thousands of army and civilians were forced from their homes and are where systematically discrimin

intentions actually analyzed by fiona hill, she was in charge of russia and europe in the us national security council now heads the foreign policy program of the american research institute brooking, we see a whole series of options that putin has at his disposal and that he is already using, for example , attacks on power plants in an attempt to cut off electricity for the population and in the hope that this will lead to a wider intimidation of ukraine. therefore, we can expect more such strikes on civil centers and civil infrastructure and of course there are various other ways of undermining what is believed to be the reason for ukraine's success, and this is not only bravery ukrainian troops and the supply of weapons that they receive from the united states and some european countries, therefore, we can expect more attacks on ammunition depots, warehouses of weapons and military equipment. in an effort to weaken support for ukraine. so, at this stage, different efforts should be expected from the russians on many fronts. putin is a person who always knows that during operations there will be fai

the security council. we have usedlate russia, to condemn russia, to kick russia off of the human rights council. they are a permanent member of the security council. that is something that we cannot change, but we will not continue to allow them to use that perch to terrorize the world with their actions. so what they can expect will happen this week in the security council is that they will continue to be isolated. it will not be business as usual for them. they will hear from the world. they will hear from the president of the united states at the podium of the general assembly tomorrow. a rebuke of their unprovoked actions against ukraine. >> i want to talk a little bit about russia has accused the u.s. of imperialism and saying our criticisms of their attack on ukraine is an example of that. we're seeing the world kind of move in a direction to quit empire. we haveen the barrel of the queen of england and a lot of nations in the commonwealth saying it's time to release ourselves, to free ourselves. are we moving t

use case. the united nations security council is saying that russian threats to use nuclear weapons is a form of black male. you called for russia to be isolated from moscow to be excluded from the old international institutions. and the united states is reacting now for your briefing today. thank you. president zalinski for your statement colleagues. a little more than 7 months ago. just 7 months. we met at night in this chamber to discuss how we could preserve peace in ukraine. at that moment. putin chose war instead, the timing could not be clearer. putin was showing exactly what he thought of this council last week, leaders from more than a 100 countries from around the world gathered in new york to reaffirm their commitment to the un charter and many of the key principles. it stands for sovereignty territorial integrity and peace and security. instead of attending high level weak, pohden announced a renewed conscription effort in russia and instructed areas under russia's military control to prepare for illegitimate snap referenda. he did send him and said emissary who threatened the use of

even by turning off the reactors, which was recently proposed by representatives of the us national security counciljohn kirby. the fact is that a lot of fission fragments are produced during the operation of the reactor, yes the reaction can be stopped in a few seconds. simply by lowering the control rods into the reactor, but it is physically impossible to interrupt the radioactive decay of fission fragments, respectively, the release of heat will continue regardless of whether we shut down the reactor or not, at the beginning let me remind you the principle of operation of a nuclear reactor, water circulates inside it, purified from impurities, the reactor is launched when rods that absorb neutrons are removed from its core. during a chain reaction. we release a large amount of thermal energy, circulating in the reactor core and washing the fuel elements with water, under a pressure of about 16 mpa, it heats up to 320 °. then, passing along the first circuit. it gives off heat to the second circuit, and then just like in a normal test, the water turns into vapor and it is at a great speed. it rot

already in the next few days, john kirby, the strategic communications coordinator of the us national security council, what exactly the next tranche of aid will include, he did not say, however,

security council is going to take action. we know that already linda thomas greenfield, the us ambassador on the security council. she has said that she's coming up with resolution, she's working with albania, drawing up a resolution. now we're hearing that resolution. it's not actually been scheduled a meeting yet, but is likely to be presented on fridays just in a matter of hours. here at the u. n. in new york, we're told the words the draft. i haven't seen the latest version of the draft, but i'm told the words are very, very strong in that condemnation of russia. if that comes to a vote, certainly will come to a vote either on friday. and if it doesn't come on friday, and it will come early next week, if it does come to a vote, then i am no doubt tall. what will happen? and that is that russia will not be afraid once again to use its veto and to block . and he condemnation by the un security council, but we already know the next step as well. because our master thomas greenfield is already told us that if that happens as she is predicting, it will then she's going to take the matter from the security council

assembly hears not words of reproaches and condemnations about the proposals for reforms of the us security councilst on a new one for the new security council at the expense of the nations that we constantly support, but there are much more radical proposals from the so-called countries. hawks of ukraine poland and the baltic republics. they want to exclude russia and the security council to deprive her of the right to veta yes, and in general to be thrown out of the un, we must create a special tribunal that will investigate the crimes committed in this war. true, all attempts to reform. and he somehow stumbles upon what it's about. we spoke at the beginning of the five permanent members, the council security have the right to veta according to the fate of denunciatory questions and from this right enshrined in the blood of sweat and tears of the second world war. they, being of sound mind and solid memory, will never refuse andrey sukhanov ivankov denisein. and denis gerasimov central television. if it were not for the ukrainian crisis, to which we will definitely return , the attention of all w

now, the un security council of task with making sure world peace continue and deescalate and conflicts. but it seems like, as russia pointed out, the un security council was just using the platform for grand standing, just as a place to put on political shows to demonize russia when real danger to world peace and the possibility of this conflict escalating too much greater heights. are hanging over our heads as a result of the response of the united states and its allies to the referendum jo ultimate host or the conservative daily podcast. say the referendums gave local a chance to restore stability in the region. people are having a resounding this is a resounding vote. the basically says we want to step away from what's happening happening in ukraine. we wanna step away from the neo nazis that have taken over and have have a pervasive authority in or power inside of ukraine. so i think that this gives them the opportunity in those regions that they can have more stability and, and be able to be protected. and you're talking about western influences and western media. they haven't told the truth for a very long time. amount of, of dishonesty that comes out of weste

saying this gas russian blackmail and attempts to use gas as its traditional weapon it has a continuation and now we can observe it at the un security council thanks olya so we will follow the news from the states and further and in us soon tsn of the united states olga koshelenko told us in particular about the unsuccessful attempt of the un security council to express its position on russia's attempt to annex new territories of ukraine, the resolutions were blocked by russia itself, meanwhile, ukrainian soldiers continue to set fire not only to enemy equipment, but also to social networks, the video has collected millions of views on various platforms dances of our defenders and with red lanterns to the accompaniment of cheerful music, a video was posted on his tik-tok channel by a soldier of one of the special units of the armed forces of ukraine, the author signed the video we your light in the dark under the post of thousands of comments in which people admire the creativity of the guys and thank them for their service , we wish and thanks that we broke our hearts and even a small part of our huge gratitude to the defenders of ukraine,

want to show you with tweets by jo buys and that was posted yesterday in a quote by the us national security council toward and i don't kirby today. let's take a quick lesson. for most of the last century, we led the world because we invested in ourselves. somewhere along the way, we took our foot off the pedal in china and the rest of the world started catching up. not any more, my economic plan is building a better america. our message to china is i think, been consistent that the not the time for any kind of business, as usual with mister proven how do you read into the tone being set here by the president. so let me just conclude what he said, john and the rest of the world started catching up. not anymore. to me, that's very is in a fall big if not brace the statement. what is it supposed to mean that only the americans entitled to some sort of living standards that the rest of the world has? no right to to be catching up. i mean, how else would you, tucker that given again, that the united states has accumulated enormous dep. it is already living at the expense of the rest of the world. it has

russia's war in ukraine is taking centre stage at the un security council in new york. the us leads the criticism. the very international order that we have gathered here to uphold is being shredded before our eyes. we cannot, we will not allow president putin to get away with it. a completely different narrative about _ a completely different narrative about russian aggression as the origin— about russian aggression as the origin of— about russian aggression as the origin of all the tragedy. large numbers of russians have been leaving their country by car — as president putin begins drafting new troops in the fight in ukraine. some flights out of russia have sold out. also in the programme... the bank of england raises interest rates to their highest level for m years — it warns the uk may already been in recession. and a fracking ban in england is lifted in a bid to increase energy production — but critics say the move could harm the environment and trigger earthquakes. the us secretary of state has said russia's president, vladimir putin, can't get away with "shredding" int

want to show you with tweets by joe, by then that was posted yesterday in a quote by the us national security council coordinator john kirby. today, let's take a quick lesson. for most of the last century, we led the world because we invested in ourselves somewhere along the way. we took our foot off the pedal in china and the rest of the world started catching up. not any more. my economic plan is building a better america message to china. now is not the time to do business with putin as usual. what do you, how do you read and the tone being set here by the president. so let me just conclude what he said, john and the rest of the world started catching up. not anymore. to me, that's very is uniform big if not racist statement. what is it supposed to mean that only the americans are entitled to some sort of living standards that the rest of the world has? no right to, to be catching up. i mean, if you actually think about it it's, it's not only dead demagogic, it's, it's actually extremely unfair because again, we know that western block is by far the most responsible for the ecological degradation

the foreign ministry had non-contact informal contacts, through our security council, the us nationaly councils are limited channels, but they are understandable and if there is a practical task. and if the parties understand how they solve this problem, they both improve their security then everything will work out. if the parties believe that what they have now is enough for them, that the escalation suits them, then, uh, we will continue to see the situation. uh, lack of communication. well, because when you play the game from your point of view, why do you communicate? everything is fine, when the last question, probably, here, returning to the topic of signals, and the resumption of nuclear tests. it may be a signal, after all, it demonstrates determination. well, on the one hand, of course, it’s probably spectacular, although for in order to achieve absolutely spectacularity, one will have to withdraw from the moscow treaty of the sixty- third year. for three media, testing is already called on the surface or in the atmosphere. it's under the camera. now it can be done well, but

council. >> do you think it is something china and russia would veto? >> i would hope china and russia would agree with us that it is time for the security council to changee foreign minister, when he was in africa, talked about security council reform and mentioned russia might the supportive. we will engage on this and see how far gets it. >> ambassador linda thomas-greenfield. thank you for joining us. good luck with the diplomatic whirlwind ahead. tomorrow, president biden will address the u.n. general assembly. much of order rico remains without power after hurricane fiona battered the region, leaving 80% of homes and businesses in the dark. fiona hit puerto rico sunday, causing an islandwide outage for its 1.5 million customers as power lines were damaged. generators have been powered up with the full restoration could take several days. speaking wita journalist in san juan, puerto rico. thank you for joining us. tell us about the scale of the damage in puerto rico. >> thank you for having me. the damage at this time is still being assessed. some parts of t island were hit harder than others. the southern and west part had great flooding. it has cau

and there are probably some serious ones here. state power former member of the us national security councilmas reith and political scientist petershveytsar also mention other cia sabotage, for example, the explosion at the arzamas station of the gorky railway, which thundered in june 1800 in 1988, detonated explosives almost 100 people died that western intelligence agencies could be involved in man-made disasters. the soviet leadership, at that time, did not say the ussr authorities did not disclose the details of the tragedy. the soviet leadership of that time is gorbachev, this is new political thinking, as he said. this is a course of friendship with the united states. it was beneficial for them to hide these facts in order to confirm their position of peaceful coexistence. by the way, the cia has already been convicted of involvement in attacks on infrastructure facilities of the soviet union even before eighties. the americans and the british were actively engaged in sabotage activities. uh, they tried to influence life in the soviet union, including with the help of this kind of acti

although i believe that the potential of the security council is not fully used it is necessary to show simply creative approaches, now there is no time to thoroughly discuss these specific proposals, but among them there are provisions that are not fully implemented, in particular, there is also article 27 regarding voting in the security council, where, for example, the parties to the conflict should not participate in the voting , thereby giving the possibility of solving the issue of the general assembly, there is such a resolution 377 unity for the benefit of peace, which provides that when the security council is not in a position to resolve a conflict that threatens international peace and security, then it takes over these functions, so there is a moment, as i say, and the rump is past, how to say it, in order to solve the problem, you need to show flexibility and creativity in your approaches. i don't think that room for maneuvers should be used. i think that it will hardly be a motive to sound in the speeches of many delegates, if not everyone just needs to realize that this i

us from the united nation. so the united nations security council expected to meet later on today. james, talk us through what we can expect. yeah, i was just down at the security council moments ago actually where a meeting is just started on the democratic republic of congo. before that meeting spoke to the president of the security council, france, have the presidency this month. the president is the french ambassador, nicola the review. he told me that yes, definitely. now, 5 hours from now, the security council will meet and will vote on a resolution that's been drawn up by the u. s. and albania, condemning the action we've seen coming from moscow condemning the annexation of that territory inside ukraine, the most, the rest of the security council, se still ukrainian territory spoke also to the bus as he walked in, fergus missing the bus to tell me that very strongly with the position, this is a legal is wrong and it doesn't represent the, the will of the people living in those areas that i think is going to be the message you're going to be hearing from. certainly, the wester

accused of war crimes, then it is necessary to punish her and limit her preaching to the security council. i would like usso that it becomes more representative, accepts new permanent members and remains able to fulfill its task through restrictions the use of the right century, in the case of mass crimes, and one such uncivilized country, in addition to russia, the allies have already been designated. this is turkey. so, after negotiations with erdogan on the sidelines of the general assembly, schultz openly declared his annoyance with ankara's desire to become a member of the sco. we believe that this is not an organization that somehow makes a very important contribution to the establishment of good relations in the world. that is why i am very annoyed by the movements in this direction and discussions. well, if rolf is against it, then a good sco is necessary in turkey to take stanislav easier. these are all german claims. such noisy now at the level of the chancellor, where in fact this could have been done without the consent of all the permanent members of the security council already in force. wel

and what will happen today at the un security council pseudo-referendums in the occupied territories of ukraine should be discussed at the request of ukraine let us remind you that it was our country that initiated the extraordinary emergency meeting of the united nations security council we really hope that there will be a reaction of the participating countries and the international community in general does ukraine on the territory of russia on the territory of ukraine well, the european union under no circumstances recognizes pseudo-referendums in the occupied territories russia is trying to repeat the events of the 14 year and the scenario in crimea and holds fake referendums even though its troops do not control the entire territory, the deputy director of the european external action service for eastern europe u pier stated this, where at the same time russia is again threatening ukraine with nuclear weapons and even used the platform for this e-e of the un general assembly last week, it is obvious that all those involved in holding referendums will be brought to justice, this will be a reason for additional restrictive measures measures a

choice, while even shutting down reactors will not reduce security risks, which john kirby , a representative of the us national security councilted doing. many fission fragments, da tse the reaction can be stopped in a few seconds. just by lowering the control rods into the reactor, but interrupt radioactive decay of fission fragments is physically impossible, respectively, the release of heat will continue regardless of whether we shut down the reactor or not, at the beginning, let me remind you the principle of operation of a nuclear reactor, water circulates inside it, purified from impurities, the reactor is launched when the rods are removed from its core, absorbing neutrons. during a chain reaction. we release a large amount of thermal energy by circulating in the reactor core and washing the fuel elements with water, at a pressure of about 16 mpa is heated up to 320°. then, passing along the first circuit. it gives off heat to the second circuit, and then everything, as in a normal test, the water turns into vapor and it is at great speed. it rotates a turbine, which in turn sets in motion an electric generator that pro

because if you go back to immediately after the russian invasion of ukraine, the security council vote, then of course russia used it's vito as well when it was condemned. but then you had 3 extensions in the security council, china being one of them this time around for abstentions. now i think privately, that probably will worry some of the supporters of ukraine in the security council because the next move is to take this to the un general assembly. the figures there last time around all the 2nd mark shortly after the invasion, when the, when the general assembly voted, they got 141 countries to vote on the side of you. ukraine to deplore rushes, actions, others abstain. some didn't use the vote tool, and there was some small number voted with russia. but i think there'll be a worry that what we've seen in the security council, yes, it's only gone from 3 abstentions to 4. might on a bigger scale happen in the general assembly and perhaps some of the isolation campaign that ukraine its allies have been trying to pursue it. the un might be beginning to weaken a bit or denmark's energy agency is saying that gas l

neighbor and its responsibility as a permanent member of the security council, the most powerful body of the un to maintain peace and security. he again use that to bring up the need to reform and expand the security council. he spoke about how the war is having a ripple effect around the world, raising fuel and future food prices, which were already being impacted by the coven, 19 pandemic. and the crime climate change, he actually quoted his predecessor, nobel peace prize winner, willy brad thing, where hunger prevails. there can be no peace. and yesterday, as you mentioned, moscow said that it plans to hold referendums and areas under its control and eastern ukraine. chancellor, olaf shows said we will never accept a peace dictated by russia nor any sham referendums as he put it. and how is the war in ukraine impacting this? he is un general assembly, i mean on the sidelines as well as in the grand grand holes of the, of the u. s. i mean, do you think more countries are now likely to show support for ukraine? very good question. it is dominating discussions. and as far as what can be done at this meeting, not much, i'm afraid the secur

and maybe even help us with a military agreement. organizations of the united nations during the last month. in particular, we saw how the united nations or the un security councilied to use russia in the situations around the zaporizhzhia npp when they went there with heavy equipment, then there was a mission of the mgateka that came to the zaporizhia npp in energodar, we see how russia is methodically trying to use this high platform, the highest platform in the world, and whether there was or is there any certain way to avoid manipulation by the russians in the organization of the united nations, and in what way to do so that the highest tribune in the world does not turn into the russians using it for propaganda for their er their interpretation of what is happening in ukraine in favor of the kremlin, unfortunately for certain, including them , for the promotion of their people er, we are fine we understand how it's all done, er, the speech is cut in the middle of the pensions, it is shown on russian television, or there is a copy-show. well , it is presented as er, well, everything there, how it happened , that is, the standards that are heard from western

and bite and use this very moment to address his will to reform the security council to bring in other countries from africa, from latin america. he did mentioned germany though, because this is also question. so he really, really use this very moment to address this reform, which he's working on for some while richard the, what is to said the strengthening and, and even expansion of the the security cause that's a process that's going to last be years. well, yeah, i mean, it's a kind of never ending story that you called for this come up very frequently that there are some kind of clubs of un member states that have been pushing for this for very long time in germany is one of those countries also india, for instance, you know, one of the kind of, you know, giants of today's world that really looks at the un security council thinks in what way we are tool represented in this. now, what biden is doing here is kind of restating an american position that actually goes back some way, but it's something that's always on the back burner. in particular, because any un secur