would note the auditors alexander whitman's comment is a former high-ranking official of the us security council security council, and he also said that ukrainians continue to suffer no matter what as a result of this investigation, but he also i noticed that how poland reacted and how nato reacted. how quickly all these consultations took place. what kind of rhetoric was heard. this should also show russia that the intentions are serious and such events. so, they are accidental or deliberate testing. countries of nato can happen, well, he misses it, it can happen in the future, and that is, such messages that came from nato countries. well, he hopes that russia saw him and made their own conclusions, and one more thing, you know, several presidents of the united states at least in xx in the 21st century, there were some historical meetings like khrushchev with kennedy, like reagan with gorbachev in the 85th, like trump with kim chin-in. is it possible to call it a historical meeting between biden and sisyphus, which is considered to be in the states, and it is difficult to say that it is called

we raised these questions today with our us security council, and they paid attention to jake salvan'sment in kyiv itself, in which he said that there is nothing about ukraine without ukraine and also emphasized that everything that russia is doing now, everything that is going on and the rhetoric that is coming does not indicate that russia is ready to sit down at the table for talks in what we also heard from the physical representative of the us national security council john kirby at the end of last week they are talking about that they will buy based on the actions of the kremlin and not on words, and before the purchases it will be clear that the kremlin is ready to sit down at the table, talks will strengthen the position of ukraine so that the position of ukrainians is strong both on the battlefield and at the negotiating table when and if this will be enough. thanks for talking to us, voice of america correspondent yulia yarmolenko was in touch, and finally, last weekend in london, one of the oldest auctions in the world came, sotvis among the lots was the car of the legendary

russian oil prices come to a standstill, a good minute, with a bad game , representatives of the us security council are trying to make in the united states john kirby said the discussions are moving forward indeed the day before, another round of negotiations took place in the eu, but another failure, as reported by the european media again a stone , a stumbling block, the maximum price of 65-70 dollars per barrel is how much our urals now costs most of the countries against poland and the baltic states demand there to set a limit of 30 dollars. sanctions are not influenced the execution of the budget, all social programs are funded in full, mikhail mishustin said today at a government meeting for the first nine months of this year, budget revenues exceed the costs of new employees. thanks to the president's decision, it was possible to prevent the development of events according to negative scenarios, budget revenues for january-september were higher than expected. they grew by 10% compared to the same period last year and approached trillions of rubles. expenses also increased by five and a half

ready the task the mean to us security council, but we do not want. we do not want to stop here. i know that there will be meetings in geneva. i know that the biological weapons convention is to provide certain tools to proceed with our planes. and i don't think that we will see to idle and we will kind of be discouraged by these developments. it's just very bad or the authority of the year a petition and image of the security council. and i think that's western former partners should be totally aware of the sense that should absolutely around the counter to themselves until their population of what they are doing and what they're doing. mr. class, let's just remind you it's just for a moment here. so, so this russian resolution of the un security council to investigate, potentially bio weapons labs in ukraine was essentially blocked by the u. s. u. k. and france. again, if there's nothing to hide and they should just say yes, of course, let the investigation roll out. so the u. s. u k and frauds block this investigation into these bio labs in ukraine. you know, look back to the

washington warned moscow against the use of nuclear or other weapons of mass destruction in the us security council usa did not confirm or deny the information of the wall street journal. well, in addition, the information of the e-e publication, according to the information of the publication, sullivan called on the leadership of ukraine to publicly express readiness for the search for peace. previously, similar requests from the administration of the president of the united states were reported by washington post. that the united states does not insist that ukraine really negotiate with moscow, but washington allegedly asks that kyiv publicly declare its readiness for negotiations with russia for washington - this is allegedly necessary to provide ukraine with support in countries whose citizens fear the consequences of war in their own countries . such requests were not publicly reported. neither the american side nor the ukrainian side said anything about it, and the national security adviser of the us president, jake sullivan, when he was, for example was in kyiv last friday and met with volod

today he spoke about this at a briefing in the white house, actually, the representative of the us security council, john kirby, he said that really washington has information that north korea is supplying these large shipments of artillery shells to russia, and he says that north korea is doing it in such a way as to make it appear as if they are supplying ammunition and artillery shells to the middle east or north african countries, he is john kirby says that in fact it is not about dozens of projectiles, she does not name much more exact numbers, but in fact says that all these deliveries, which in fact are still unknown, whether they reached the customer in russia they are used, but all these supplies say john kirby will not have a significant impact on the course of the war according to washington and how many of them are large enough but not so large as to really help russia bypass all these all this lack of supplies that is now felt in the russian troops let's listen to the comment john kirabi today we will continue to monitor whether these cargoes will be received due to the shortage of sup

we saw the arrival of sullivan and burst, well, this is this movement and the us security council, andtin and the state department, they have a very clear position, and this clear position of the usa consolidates the allies. i am sure that after such statements, even senator ryzh, who told halifax that he will fight for ukraine to receive the f-16 despite the opposition of the white house and what will happen in the near future will depend to a greater extent on us, on the ukrainians, on the armed forces, on their success, on the consolidation of ukrainian society, on the fact that we do not start bringing back the old times to ukraine already at such a time. you see what is happening, some people well, i don't care what's described, well , i personally see these people, they are people from traitors to collaborators, they are put in key positions, they are returned to kherson, they want to be returned to some uh, well, the positions of advisers, they are slowly being pulled back , chase them with a dirty goal, they they will bring you war. i tell president zelensky, i tell his entoura

ask to return to the words of john kirby the coordinator of strategic communications at the us security counciln happened yet. well, we understand that war, the course of war changes, and what we saw was effective in conditionally dry weather, so this is the moisture that is now needed outside the window there will be other approaches, do you see that our partners are responding to these requests, because as far as i know, the general staff is making them and in a few months they are forecasting everything, so it is absolutely sensitive that there is a permanently agreed position and this process has certain time frames, they are not too within a certain period of time, it is worked out accordingly in expert groups by relevant officials, what exactly is needed for the ukrainian army, including during the implementation of combat missions . so that the winter period of hostilities can be conducted under more or less decent acceptable conditions and, accordingly, the case that is needed to strengthen the power of our army - this is artillery, this is missiles rszoohai, this is being implemented i

harland overshadowed a un security council meeting on the humanitarian situation in ukraine that speak to christine salumi. she is at un headquarters, 4th in new york. christian took us through a security council members have to say while tarpon of every one's mind was the missile that landed in poland and many members of the security council use the opportunity to express their condolences to pull and for the deaths of 2 people. there are they, i express concern about the escalation of the conflict on the escalation of the humanitarian situation. as a result, and they got a briefing from the under secretary general of the united nations. rosemary decarlo, who pointed out that now 40 per cent of ukraine's electric capacity had been damaged. she said that keith was only experiencing about 12 hours of electricity a day and made the point that targeting civilian infrastructure in a conflict is illegal under international law. a point that was brought up by many of the speakers there. but western countries and nato align countries in particular use the opportunity to call out russia and blame russia for specifically the death of the 2 people in pole. and they said that r

the us calls for a un security council meeting to discuss north korea's continued use of ballistic missilesthe world's disappearing glaciers — a new report says a third could have melted to nothing in less than 30 years. have i not given everything? and wakanda forever — the long—awaited sequel to the oscar—winning film black panther — has had its european premiere in london. live from our studio in singapore, this is bbc news. it's newsday. hello and welcome to the programme. we begin with dramatic developments in pakistan, where the former prime minister imran khan is recovering in hospital after being shot and injured, while leading a protest march. he's being treated for injuries to his leg. mr khan had been greeting supporters from the top of a truck as a convoy of vehicles made its way to the capital islamabad. pakistan's president called it a heinous assassination attempt. our correspondent, samira hussain reports from pakistan. thursday's protest march started like all the others, and then this happened. gunfire footage shared on social media, confirmed by the bbc, shows a conscious

that's why, since the summer, the us calls for a un security council meeting to discuss north korea's continued use of ballistic missiles. the world's disappearing glaciers — a new report says a third could have melted to nothing in less than 30 years. and wakanda forever — the long—awaited sequel to the oscar winning film black panther — has had its european premiere in london. live from our studio in singapore, this is bbc news. it's newsday. hello and welcome to the programme. we begin with dramatic developments in pakistan, where the former prime minister imran khan is recovering in hospital after being shot in the leg. mr khan, who was ousted from power in april, was attacked while leading a week—long protest convoy from the east of the country to the capital, islamabad. police have arrested a suspect and released a video in which he appears to confess to the crime. the us, britain, canada and saudi arabia are among several countries which have condemned the assassination attempt. our correspondent samira hussain reports from pakistan. thursday's protest march started like all th

volodymyr zelensky really used the security council meeting to ask western countries for even more militarynce, especially air defense systems, the last missile strike on a critical infrastructure of ukraine, according to the data, he did not leave practically a single normal operating electric and thermal power plant in the country, in connection with which the ukrainian leaders and western diplomats accused russia of wanting to freeze ukraine today. many lamented that the inhabitants of ukraine risk being left without the light of water. we don’t remember anyone in the west expressing any concern, when at the same time in 2015 and for the actions of ukraine , the inhabitants of crimea were left without water, electricity, not to mention about the donbass, which for 8 years was blocked by economic oxygen, the blame for the victim among the civilian population during the missile strikes. vasily nebenzya blamed ukrainian air defenses for missing targets, as happened recently with a missile that hit poland, damage to residential buildings and civilian casualties really occur through the fault

will to freedom and our support, similar statements even from washington in particular us national security council adrienne watson emphasized that russia continues to underestimate the strength and determination of the ukrainian people and its attempts to demoralize them have failed again . the united states, watson says, are in constant contact with representatives of the ukrainian authorities and are aware of kyiv's needs, and washington will continue to provide ukrainians with everything they need to protect them. in particular, anti-aircraft defense, the us deputy secretary of state for of energy resources jeffrit somewhere systematic this systematic attack on humanitarian infrastructure in kyiv and beyond is a threat to all of us it is the same threat to the international order as what russia did on february 24 with a foreign invasion so we are going to continue working on strengthening the ability of the ukrainian people to defend their own sovereign territory as reflected in the latest aid package under the president 's mandate announced by secretary of state blinken, but we are also going

the us national security council also says that it is studying the situation in constant contact with the polish government to understand what happened and what our next steps will be. some comments so far, there are messages received from the baltic countries, namely from estonia and for latvia, in a message from official sources, namely through twitter, representatives of those states stated that it is about the need for concerted action by these countries as nato members, in particular, estonia stated that it is ready to comply its duty as a member of a nato country and to defend every centimeter of the territory of a nato country is said there, a similar rather strong or strict statement was also made by latvia, and again i miss that while we are now we are talking, additional reactions are appearing. meanwhile , many analysts and many of our colleagues are re-examining the clauses of the washington treaty of the north automatic alliance and recalling that clause five of the nato treaty states that the parties agree, i read for accuracy, that an armed attack on one or more of them

states secretary of state, the former director of european and eurasian affairs at the us national security councilt bryza's goals, was working for them. espresso andriy piontkovsky, a political scientist who is in washington. glory to ukraine andriy andriyovich. i welcome you to the espresso lyrimes rover tv channel. good afternoon, the incident with the yaka missile killed two people in poland, fortunately, it did not become a prologue to the third world war, on the other hand , an extremely important moment that, in principle, stressed many experts from different sides of the ocean, this is a certain desynchronization in the previous statements, yes, from the presidential administration of the united states and the presidential administration of ukraine. to hope that the investigation will put dots over it, well, this is the most unpleasant thing, and this is the most confession from russian propaganda. i think that the point of view on which it stopped now the collective west, it was declared that all these security measures are in any case to blame for russia , having started the war in ukrain

of state of the united states, former director of european and eurasian affairs at the us national security council matthew bryza get bless america glory to ukraine glory to heroes and now on the air of espresso tv channel andriy piontkovsky, a political scientist who is in washington glory to ukraine andriy andreyovich i congratulate you on the air of the espresso tv channel for the word good day the incident with the rocket that killed two people in poland fortunately did not become a prologue to the third world war on the other hand an extremely important moment which, in principle, is a tension for many experts from different sides of the ocean is a certain desynchronization in the previous statements by the presidential administration of the united states and the presidential administration of ukraine. well, let's hope that the investigation will put an end to it. this is the most unpleasant thing and it is used as much as possible by russian propaganda. i think that the point of view on which the collective west stopped now. it was stated on the security website that in any case russia is to

the white house said in the white house , the spokeswoman for the us national security council adrian watson said that russia is ultimately responsible for the missile incident in poland. i'm not i will go into details, but please tell me how you see this story in the state of nazar, what is he trying to do with it, extinguish it, calm it down , put it off somewhere, because this story is not particularly beneficial to anyone right now, or how is it possible that i am wrong, please, well, first of all, it is necessary to emphasize because the western countries are unanimous in their general assessment of the situation, that is, the general assessment of the situation consists in the key thesis that the culprit of everything that happened yesterday on the territory of poland is russia, regardless of what conclusions the commission will reach , and what exactly caused the destruction on the territory of poland the death of two polish citizens, and already today and according to the results of this investigation, it is clear that russia will be recognized as the culprit of this situation

particular, yesterday john kirby repeated it yesterday, the official representative of the us national security council in order to maximize the position of ukraine for a negotiated resolution of this conflict, but here is what is meant by this negotiated resolution of the ukrainian conflict. even some american analysts, er, write, for example, on the pages of fore no fait, that in fact, this means the capitulation of russia and sergei shoigu as you just heard, he says that the united states is seeking. well, in fact, the destruction of russia as a great power. yes, its exclusion, in principle, as an independent subject, but world politics. here is this really what is meant by a negotiated settlement of the ukrainian conflict in washington but, uh, sergey is the minister of defense, they are foreign affairs and traditionally and justifiably diplomacy, the military sound somewhat different. and i think from the point of view of the secretary of defense, rather say things that are quite logical. that's what the administration of the buy does, yes. if the biden administration were successful, it could hav

the us has called for a un security council meeting on friday to discuss north korea's use of ballisticc missile of the year, earlier today. it landed in the sea, but sparked an alert injapan. the us defence secretary lloyd austin said north korea's actions were "illegal and destabilising". we strongly condemn the dprk's irresponsible and reckless activities. as we've said before, these kind of activities are destabilising to the region, potentially. so we call on them to cease that type of activity and to begin to engage in serious dialogue. i want to tell you now about a un report which says that a third of the glaciers located in world heritage sites will vanish by 2050 because of global warming. researchers used existing satellite data to track the shrinking of nearly 19,000 glaciers. they concluded that even if global temperatures were kept below 1.5 degrees, many of them would still be gone in three decades' time. this is unesco's report author. —— tanzania has deployed army troops to help teams of firefighters, police and volunteers fight the wildfire on mount kilimanjaro. the bl

a retired us army lieutenant colonel who was the director for european affairs for the us national security council early 2020. ijust want i just want to put to you i just want to put to you what i just want to put to you what your response is to the events overnight?— your response is to the events overniuht? ,, , , overnight? sure. iwas probably less reassigned _ overnight? sure. iwas probably less reassigned and _ overnight? sure. iwas probably less reassigned and more - overnight? sure. iwas probably less reassigned and more firedl less reassigned and more fired because i testified against the president, i thought i should clarify that, but this is a serious incident. what ended up happening is, whether intentional or accidental, there was a strike on nato territory. 0ver there was a strike on nato territory. over the course of the next day or couple of days, it won't take long to figure out exactly what this is, there is debris, there are all sorts of intelligence surveillance and reconnaissance platforms tracking all of these missiles where they are flying, there will be a determination of ex

invasion of iraq on february 5, 2003, at a meeting of the un security council, us secretary of statel stated the facts and behavior of iraq indicate that saddam hussein and his regime are hiding the growing production of weapons of mass destruction and demonstrated an ampoule with a certain white powder , presumably with anthrax, was not convinced by the powder of the members of the security council and they refused to sanction the invasion of iraq. and yet, a month and a half later, a military operation began, five divisions of the united states and great britain did not meet serious resistance from 23 divisions of iraq during the invasion killed 9,200 iraqi military and 7,300 civilians, neither biological nor chemical nor nuclear weapons. it was not found today in washington, more and more working through intermediaries, we have seen it. 2020 on on our streets, we see it now, when in neighboring ukraine more militants are training to attack belarus, when the center of information and psychological operations of the south, the neighbors repeatedly provoke our people and the military

let's remember this very building that house the, the un security council also hosts the world food program and all kinds of n g o. the hands of use that are responsible for dealing with the situation regarding world hunger. so today in that very building, we have the un security council of 15 member body that leads the united nation convene to discuss the aftermath of an attack on a humanitarian corridor. and candidate for enabling food to be ex bored and graham also requested a un security council meeting on monday, informing allegations of the ukraine drone attack. use them as i'm green card, also cover russians defense. and as he says, the intelligence obtained from the wreckage of the drones shows a part of travel through the safe zone, originating from the port city of a desa. the slight western countries and founding the alarm about global food prices, the u. and has said that over 6000000 tons of a cleaning grain went to developed countries in the past 3 months. that was 6 times larger than the amount that went to nations facing extreme hunger. and more than 10 times more than what was supplied to the poor countries in afr

test tube that triggered the invasion of iraq on february 5, 2003, at a meeting of the un security council, usf state colin powell stated the facts and behavior of iraq indicate that saddam hussein and his regime are hiding, expanding production of weapons of mass destruction and demonstrated to the audience an ampoule with some white powder, presumably with anthrax bacilli. the powder did not convince the members of the security council and they refused to sanction the invasion of iraq. also 1.5 months later, a military operation began, five us and british divisions did not meet serious resistance from 23 iraqi divisions during the invasion, 9,200 iraqi military and 7,300 civilians were killed, neither biological nor chemical non-nuclear weapons were found today in washington increasingly works through intermediaries. we saw it 2020 we see it on our streets now, when in neighboring poland ukraine is training militants to attack belarus when the center of information and psychological operations of the southern neighbor over and over again provoke our people and the military with fake throws.

without giving details, the us national security council is most opposed to the idea of ​​negotiationsa number of aides are privately calling for moscow and kiev to be brought to the negotiating table. well, in this way, if you believe the politician, it turns out that the council of the national security jake sullivan is the chief hawks. and uh mark mealy and lloyd austin uh, the military wing of the administration are in charge. well, if not the doves, then the most responsible decision maker is the mother drake. what do you think about this? i think the question here is for me, at least crystal clear. we must help. that wing in the american administration, which looks at the situation soberly and can take a decision accordingly. how can we help? this is very clear and understandable for me too. most. the main thing that is required in this situation. this will be a great help to both kiev politicians and american politicians. this is a serious success of the russian army on the battlefield, as soon as there are serious operations that will show that there is talk that russia can do

us in syria. the un security council is condemned north korea's most recent missile test for the 2nd time pyongyang 5 and intercontinental ballistic missiles capable of reaching as far as the us. a time for round up from day 2 of the cuts are well top less joined andy richardson at our coronation studio. ah welcome to al jazeera, special, a world cup studio on bo hall's waterfront. what? 12 goals on date say. so let's get straight to the action. first up, it was england against iran in group b. jude bellingham opened the school and becoming the 1st player born after the 2000 to scored a well come. because sack had got the 1st of his 2 goals before half time. it was 3 nil just before the break as raheem sterling got on the school sheets. england kept up the fresh after the break with sack a scoring again. iran did get a couple of goals themselves through metty to re me. but more england goals followed from marcus rushford and jack relish it finished 6 to a great start. the tournaments, the garret south dates team. we went all the way to the semi finals in russia 4 years ago. i understand the focus d

clash between russia and nato using the incident with the ukrainian missile, this was stated by our post, pre-reon vasily nebenzya, speaking at a meeting of the security councilntatives ignoring the already obvious facts. they tried to pretend that the overall picture of what happened to them has not yet been exhausted, but it turned out to be extremely unconvincing, report by denis davydov at this meeting appointed last week there was no fuzzy topic for no specific reason the united states was on duty going to discuss the situation in ukraine, but the day before a rocket fell in poland and everything worked out zelensky expresses condolences in warsaw in connection with the russian attack, such statements are made by a person who cannot but have information about that it was ukrainian missiles launched on the territory of poland that flew into the territory . this means that this is not just deliberate disinformation, but also a conscious attempt to involve nato in waging a war by proxy with russia in ukraine into a direct clash with our country. the ukrainian air defense has a bad reputation, our permanent representative, the russian civil aircraft, notices

security council resolutions. what sort of response can we expect as a result? this is absolutely a violation of the united nations security council resolutions. however, given the political climate, notably between the us and russia currently, but also between us and china, we can't expect any condemnation to come from the security council at this point, much less additional sanctions. so i would imagine that we will probably see increased sanctions unilaterally by the united states, by south korea and japan following suit, possibly also european nations or the european union. i think that we can expect south korea to respond with its on missile demonstrations showing how its forces along with those the u. s. might be able to retaliate against 3 or for this behavior. we can also possibly imagine a strategic assets from the united states and talk to be deployed or to use that to be used in order to reinforce deterrence against young. why is north korea foreign so many missiles of late? i think there's a number of reasons. one of them is the permissive condition that i mentioned earlier, namely that the, the breakdown in global order caused by russia's aggression against ukraine. and the knock on effect

so no one took off talking about it during the meeting of the un security council, the situation is forcing usbe clear. what exactly do the beneficiaries of the black sea initiative want, if you want to ensure food security and care for the poorest countries, for this there is everything necessary until the end of the year, our farmers can export about 30 million tons of grain , primarily wheat, and bring this figure to 50 million tons, taking into account the current harvest, however, if the task is that you do not let the russian food market in the world and allow ukraine under the guise of a black sea deal to engage in smuggling, sabotage and terrorist attacks. then it's a different matter to fight against indiscriminate sanctions in trade with artificial barriers to the export of food and fertilizers from russia cannot be used such questions. as a weapon subsequently, sanctions are felt around the world, developing countries, in a particularly difficult situation of a protracted conflict that does not serve the interests of any of the parties, should all seek cooperation and take concrete

they were held at the initiative of the american side of news and, citing the speaker of the us security councild the word mixed public and private messages about whether the united states should start talking more seriously with ukraine about peace negotiations relations with russia are straining relations between washington and kiev, eight us administration officials say. in damage control mode, after a senior us general said the window of opportunity for talks between kiev and moscow will open this winter, high-ranking us officials tell their ukrainian counterparts that the expected pause in the fighting in the winter does not mean that negotiations must inevitably begin, hysteria began in kiev dialogue with moscow, the head of the luzhny told millet by phone that the ukrainian military would not accept any compromises in the ukrainian foreign ministry, they also did not want negotiations on russia, would not withdraw troops and would not will pay compensation to kiev, who arrived in kherson zelensky calls on the russians not to trust. is this the beginning of the end of the war? of course. u

direct clash between russia and nato using the incident with the ukrainian missile, this was stated by our post vasily speaking at a meeting of the security council , the us representatives did not yet have a clear picture of what happened turned out to be denis davydov this meeting, scheduled last week, had no fuzzy topic, no specific reason the united states was going to discuss the situation in ukraine on duty, but the day before, missiles fell in poland and everything worked out zelensky with with his submission, the collective west attacked moscow, brought condolences to poland with the bender of people as a result of the russian missile attack, while quoting russia is killing everywhere it can reach. i draw your attention to the fact that colleagues such statements are made by a person who cannot help but have information that it was ukrainian missiles launched on the territory of poland that flew into the territory of poland. this means that this is not just deliberate misinformation, but also a conscious attempt to involve nato, which is waging a war by proxy with russia in ukraine, in a direct clash with our country, ukrainian air defens

recognition should have consequences , a large nuclear power, a permanent member of the un security council, usesilitary and administrative opportunities to commit terrorist acts, killing civilian destroyers infrastructure , constantly using violence and intimidation of the vaillant system, it is possible that bohdan's statement was really heard. we talk a lot about the american military aid on our airwaves, but great britain also continues to provide it, and today literally in the street, the minister of defense announced that london will transfer western-made helicopters from kyiv for the first time, what is the importance of this decision, well, actually, many countries are helping, not only great britain, but this the step is very noticeable because for the first time we are talking about manned aviation of the western model, i.e. ukraine received, for example, soviet fighter jets from eastern european countries or parts for them as well amy's helicopters, but this is also actually a soviet production, for the first time ukraine will receive western-style aviation equipment, by the way, helic

and many members of the security council use the opportunity to express their condolences to pull and for the deaths of 2 people there. ah, they, i express concern about the escalation of the conflict and the escalation of the humanitarian situation as a result. and they got a briefing from the under secretary general of the united nations, rosemary decarlo, who pointed out that now 40 per cent of ukraine's electric capacity had been damaged. she said that keith was only experiencing about 12 hours of electricity a day and made the point that targeting civilian infrastructure in a conflict is illegal under international law. a point that was brought up by many of the speakers there, but western countries and nato aligned countries in particular use the opportunity to call out russia and blame russia for specifically the death of the 2 people in poland. they said that regardless of who fired the missile, it wouldn't have been fired if russia had not invaded ukraine in the 1st place. and we heard russia pushed back against that notion in their remarks in the council limburger league unl

the one hand, it was decided to slow down the story, and on the other, to use it to the maximum extent. the un security council the national security council will meet today. poland this plot. it will be the main one, but the accents will most likely shift, there will be a draw rocket to discuss, and who is to blame for the ukrainian conflict itself ? nato to deploy additional air defense resources to its eastern borders as soon as possible

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now, the us and its allies on the un security council have confronted russia and china over the condemnation of north korea's recent missile. tess kong yang launched over a dozen ballistic missiles in less than 2 weeks. the u. s. is accused moscow and beijing of making excuses for north korea's violations of un sanctions. from the protesters and riot police class in the northern iranian city of ra, amateur footage shows crowds charging the police, forcing them to retreat in regroup. nationwide anti government demonstrations erupted in iran after the death of a young woman in police custody 7 weeks ago. pakistan's, former prime minister in ron con, says he was aware of a plot to kill him a day before the gun attack on his protest. march con is recovering in hospital after being shot and wounded in the leg. his supporters shade the attack was an attempted assassination, and protesting and cities around the country. at least 7 people have been killed in eastern venezuela after heavy rains triggered flooding and landslides. rescue services are searching for survivors. in the city of puerto de la

would like to receive iranian missiles, in particular , the head of the israeli national security council. the usesia in ukraine, that is, we see something sounding, including a public statement and the same israeli honey in its telegrams to the israeli ambassadors in places, and in principle, too, this emphasizes that after drones that have already been widely used, the next stage is a ballistic missile, precisely because of this, the pressure on iran should be increased to the ceiling, ideally, to prevent the supply of such weapons to russia, in any case, the pressure will be increased early so that he, er, reduced his military cooperation with russia at this time in ukraine, and in what way can it be pressured, because we see from the iranian drones that, most likely, russia would like to get another new batch simply production does not provide opportunities from this side. yes, but from the other side, we see that it is possible now that russian production of iranian drones will be deployed. the technology transferred to iran is related to ballistic missiles - this is a more complicated matter

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tommy is back with us, former national security council spokesperson under president obama and now thedcast and pod save america. we talked last weekend. don described the remarks as a monday log. you've been all over, you know, talking about the controversy surrounding this tournament. what do you make of that message coming from the fifa president and him saying any criticism is hypocrisy? >> i mean, it was laughable. it was one of the most absurd speeches i've ever heard. we cover in the abusive labor system all across the gulf is a legacy of british colonial rule. that is something we talked about and should be cognizant of. it doesn't mean we should look away when the practices continue right now. he compared having red hair to the treatment of migrant workers. i mean, it was one of the most absurd speeches i have ever heard. i shouldn't be surprised. e the same man who told vladimir putin back in 2018 we all fell in love with russia when they hosted the world cup in 2018. it's clear he's a bit of a dupe or praise is easily bought. i don't know. i'll let your viewers decide. >> ok

the us and its allies on the un security council have confronted russia and china over the condemnation of north korea's recent missile test. drawing yang, launched over dozen ballistic missiles in less than 2 weeks. the u. s. is accused moscow and beijing of making excuses were north korea's violations of un sanctions . c at least 7 people have been killed in eastern venezuela after heavy rains triggered flooding in landslides. rescue services are searching for survivors. in the city of puerto de la cruz, across the country to rental rains have caused the deaths of at least 80 people. in the past month. twitter is flashing almost half of its workforce just a week after billionaire. you line must took charge of the company. twitter employees are suing the company in a class action lawsuit over the mass. layoffs must, has defended the cod saying that the company is losing over $4000000.00 a day. critics say that the mass lay offs will affect the platforms ability to moderate disinformation ahead of the u. s. mid term elections. earlier g w spoke to gordon kalak. he is an associate profes

a threat to this humanitarian corridor. russia also focus on the issue during a un security council meeting that using key of triggering the whole with a recent drone attack on a russian naval base and crimea. moscow further noted that the safety of shipping along the corridor cannot be guaranteed until ukraine commit not to use it for military purposes or to kill up and takes us through the main points of the heated discussion. i think you have a lot tickets on the the meeting took place and we heard from you an official describing the grain deal, the fact that it's now been did the impact that'll have on the global economy on the price of grain globally cetera. then from there we did hear from the russian representative ambassador and then the took to the floor in the security council chamber, and just laid out the facts about why reactions of ukraine using the corridor for military purposes. the recent attack has forced russia hands, and the deal is now suspended. this was not russia using. this is a response to action from ukraine were carried out with the support of the when this is what he said.

joining us white house national security council coordinator for strategic communications john kirby.hanks for joining us. first, on the russian military officials discussing the possible use of talkt cal nuclear weapons, i know you don't want to comment on the particulars, but does it indicate a desperation that russian officials are discussing this right now? >> it's deeply concerning that the relt rick we've seen coming out of russia, wolf, including from mr. putin about the potential use of nuclear weapons. you're right, i'm not going to be able to talk about the details in the reporting. i will tell you this is something we've been watching and monitoring since almost the beginning of the conflict. almost since the beginning of the conflict mr. putin has raised the spector of the potential of using weapons of mass destruction. we're watching carefully. we've seen no indication that the russian military is making plans for this type of use. we don't see that mr. putin, that he has crossed that threshold and made any kind of decision like that. >> multiple sources are telling cnn,

territory, another polish government has convened an emergency meeting of its security council, it hasn't said anything to us about who filed this missile. book report suggests that us intelligence is saying that this is one of the russian missiles. what happened to it, whether it was deliberately aimed at poland, whether it was of course or blown off caused by perhaps an interception by ukrainian air defenses is unclear, but clearly an emerging story of this that could have very weighty implications. if indeed it is shown that a russian missile has fallen in poland and nato country hall. thank you very much. indeed. the horn ukrainians dominating the agenda, the g. 20 summit in bali indonesian president joker widow has told leaders, well, cannot move forward until the conflict stops. jessica washington has more from bali as rudely to meet in volley. they were greeted by a leader who usually shies away from global diplomacy to focus more on issues closer to home. now is the war and ukraine takes its toll on the global economy, including developing countries like indonesia, joker widow took his place on the w

remember powell's vial that triggered the feb. 5 invasion of iraq. 2003 at a meeting of the un security council, us secretary of state colin powell stated the facts and behavior of iraq indicate that saddam hussein and his regime are hiding the growing production of weapons of mass destruction and showed the audience an ampoule with some white powder, presumably with bacilli of anthrax, the powder of the security council members did not convince and they refused to authorize the invasion of iraq and yet one and a half a month later, a military operation began, five us and british divisions did not meet serious resistance from 23 iraqi divisions during the invasion, 9.200 were killed iraqi military and 7,300 civilians, neither biological nor chemical non-nuclear weapons, have been found today in washington, more and more working through intermediaries. we saw it in 2020 on our streets. we see now, when in neighboring poland ukraine is training militants to attack belarus, when the center of information and psychological operations of the south is being provoked over and over again by our people and