and on the other side, once again, rush is backing us from the security council of united nations. event of it is currently polling in 3rd of the 8 presidential candidates. dr. co panos retired general is the lead challenger coming from the center. right opposition coalition. none of the major parties there were telling voters that they would sanction moscow if they won a 2021 poll suggests 83 percent of serbians. see moscow as a friend. in 1999, when you get larva, my country was and attacked by late so. so here we have very strong feelings against nature and the western world as the candidate country did you expect serbia to align on foreign policy? that you, ambassador to serbia told d w. they're prepared to intensify discussions after the vote. as we are asking the countries of the western barkers including sugar, which has been more complicated here to join to sanction. we also are extending super to address the vulnerability that are the consequences of the crisis. the battle offices here reserve is national assembly is also a crucial one. this time around the last time elections w

and on the other side, once again, rush is backing us from the security council of united nations event, which is currently polling in 3rd of the 8 presidential candidates is dr. ko panache. a retired general is the lead challenger coming from the center. right opposition coalition. none of the major parties there were telling voters that they would sanction moscow if they won a 2021 poll suggests 83 percent of serbians. c, moscow as a friend in 1999. when you go slog via my country was and attacked by lake chow. so here we have very strong feelings against nature and the western world. i think there is a nice way where serbia can actually play and should definitely play on that car this to be to bring both parties together as a candidate come to the in you expect serbia to align on foreign policy. but has been aware that the government was unlikely to impose sanctions ahead of these elections. the u ambassador to serbia told d w. they're prepared to intensify discussions after the vote. as we are asking the countries of the western barkers including sugar, which has been more complicat

and on the other side, once again, rush is backing us from the security council of united nations event of it is currently polling in 3rd of the 8 presidential candidates. dr. co panache. a retired general is the lead challenger coming from the center. right opposition coalition. none of the major parties there were telling voters that they would sanction moscow if they won a 2021 poll suggests 83 percent of serbians. c moscow as a friend in 1999. when you go slog via my country was i attacked my late child. so here we have very strong feelings against nature and the western world. as the candidate country the you expect serbia to align on foreign policy. you, ambassador to serbia told d w that prepared to intensify discussions after the vote. as we are asking at the countries of the western barkers including sugar, which has been more complicated here to join to sanction. we also are extending support to addressed a vulnerability that are a consequence of the crisis about overseas. here as early as national assembly is also a crucial one. this time around the last time elections were h

and on the other side, once again, rush is backing us from the security council of united nations, even of it is currently polling in 3rd of the 8 presidential candidates. dr. co panache. a retired general is the lead challenger coming from the center. right opposition coalition. none of the major parties there were telling voters that they would sanction moscow if they won a 2021 poll suggests 83 percent of serbians. c, moscow as a friend in 1999. when you go slog via my country was, i attacked my late child. so here we have very strong feelings against nature and the western world. as the candidate country, the in you expect, serbia to align on foreign policy. the you ambassador to serbia told the w they're prepared to intensify discussions after the vote, as we are asking that the countries of the western barcas including sugar, which has been more complicated here to join to sanction. we also are extending support to addressed a vulnerability that are a consequence of the crisis about overseas. here as early as national assembly is also a crucial one. this time around the last time

and on the other side, once again, rush is backing us from the security council of united nations, even if it is currently polling in 3rd of the 8 presidential candidates. dr. ko, punish a retired general is the lead challenger coming from the center. right? opposition coalition. none of the major parties there were telling voters that they would sanction moscow. they won a 2021 poll suggests 83 percent of serbians. c, moscow as a friend in 1999. when you go slog via my country was i attacked my late child. so here we have very strong feelings against ne, to and the western world. as the candidate country the you expect serbia to align on foreign policy. the u ambassador to serbia told d w. they're prepared to intensify discussions after the vote. as we are asking the countries of the western barkers, including chicago, which has been more complicated here to join to censure, we also are extending support to addressed a vulnerability that are a consequence of the crisis about overseas. here as early as national assembly is also a crucial one. this time around the last time elections wer

basically calling for a reform of the united nations security council. it's important to stress that the united nations security council has one of that key un institutions, holes. a lot of power, for example, has the capacity to present binding resolutions. yet at the same time, the 5 permanent members of that security council have a veto power. and one of those 5 members is russia, which basically means that on this particular case, it is very difficult to have concrete action from the united nations security council. and that was something that mr. savanski with this particular sound might but more in general with his age clearly tried to criticize. that's why he was asking for more action coming from the united nations security council. and now the atrocities, sir, that have been perpetrated in boucher that the world has seen and leaders and people around the world are shocked by the images. a news coming out of their talk just a little bit about what effect that has had on germany and german leaders. well, germany as well as other european countries

there was a very strong criticism, not only to the members of the united nations security council, the permanent members, but also the rotating members. but it was in general, also strong criticism towards the international community that has so far failed to guarantee that security that he's referring to not. this is not necessarily a new debate here. that idea that the united nations security council can not take very decisive action specifically in this face because of russia's, vito russia is one of the permanent members of the united nations security council . and as such, it can veto any decision. it basically means that the united nations security council is now incapable of making any substantial move to stop the situation in ukraine. and that is something that mr. zelinski very clearly very strongly criticized in his speech. it will be very interesting to see what happens next, because before mr. zalinski spoke, we also heard from various high ranking un officials among them. martin griffith the under secretary general for humanitarian affairs, who has been specifically tasked

i'm calling for a reform of the united nations security council to make sure that permanent, permanent member, russia is not evil to prevent its own punishment. is there an avenue in which it would be possible to strip russia of its veto powers? i don't believe that that's going to happen in the united nations and we have a permanent that membership of the security council for russia as well as the united states. and it's china, france, and got great britain, and it's going to be impossible, i think, to remove russia from that role. and yet there are many other avenues for addressing russian aggression. there's nato, there is the european union, there's economic pressure that needs to be brought on russia. and this may have to happen for an extended period of time. because russia needs to be told they're just non negotiable, that they leave every inch of ukrainian territory. and that they make recompense for these agree just war crimes. and i believe the vladimir putin and other russian leaders should face the international criminal court over what has happened here. this is going to b

the united nations security council. so russian officials will no doubt be listening very carefully at that evidence that mister savanski might bring to day. it will therefore not only be interesting to see what mister cilenzo himself says, but also what reaction we hear if at all, from russian representatives of the united nations security council. it is therefore a very important speech. it's interesting also to see what reaction comes then from the west pressures also growing on the west to increase it sanctions on russia to make sure that they make decisions that can ultimately stop the war. a can stop these very, very terrible images that we've seen. so all in all, a very significant speech that we're going to see with those evidence is that we are expecting him to also present. and with the reaction that will then come after spread. and as you're speaking, we're actually also showing images are from inside the security council. people are still making their ways or to their seats, so it won't get underway right awa

he basically accused the united nations that a security council of failing. he said, the united nations is there to maintain peace. russia violated article one. so what's the point of the other articles? now, he went on to say that russia is going to blame every one. and they'll say that these events and mutual stage, but they are, but we will investigate. we will involve the i, c, c, the international criminal court. that's going to be difficult because russia isn't a signatory to that particular international body, but he's got they got the ukrainians are going to push that as far as i can. he also said, sorry, the rest of the war criminals in the world, that if the biggest criminal russia can be punished, they all will be. but he then said, if russia gets away with this, then there is no international law. he need to act immediately. the security council needs to be reformed. the veto can't be the right to die and who is referring netted? scourge council veto which all the permanent members have and which russia has used to its advantage on many occasions

actually one, fortunately, the security council of the united nations is become part of the overall propaganda battle field. and i don't think russia can expect anything other than the opportunity to voice. you know, it's concern over what it is saying is a really a falsified story. and verify the allegations. so, you know, rushes taken advantage of, you know, whatever form it has to get to get its version of events out. but i don't think, i think the french, the british, the americans, and maybe some others will, will do their best to muddy the waters. and to be clear, in the midst of all of the, he said, she said the images and the situation on the ground. there is absolutely horrific, but that said moscow has described the events as a blatant provocation by give to disrupt peace talks. is there any evidence to back up the foundation while there is plenty of evidence it just hasn't been collected or if it has been collected, it hasn't been processed and presented. you know, this is, this is simple medical forensics. when you, when you have a dead body, you, you subject that body to a forensi

and we have a permanent that membership of the security council for russia, as well as the united states. and it's china, france, and great britain. and it's going to be impossible, i think, to remove russia from that role. and yet, there are many other avenues for addressing russian aggression. there's nato, there is the european union, there's economic pressure that needs to be brought on russia. and this may have to happen for an extended period of time. because russia needs to be told they're just non negotiable, that they leave every inch of ukrainian territory, and that they make recompense for these agree just war crimes. and i believe the vladimir putin and other russian leaders should face the international criminal court over what has happened here. this is going to be a long term struggle for democracy and western europe needs to focus on making sure that it is energy independent and is not dependent on russian gas generating clean energy. that's going to be very important because we're, you are in this for the long haul and we cannot be dependent on russia for energy. we cann

here it is done by a member of the united nations security council, destroying bordering countries from the dozen countries. they pursued consistent policy of destroying. they will lead them in such a way to kill as many regular civilians and cities and to leave the country. they support hatred at the level of the state and they have exported to other countries through their system of propaganda and political corruption. they could lead to famine in africa, asia, and other countries and will surely in large cases because political chaos and other countries and destroying their domestic security. where is the security but the security council needs to guarantee? it is not there. there is a security council. where is the peace? where are those guarantees that the united nations needs to guarantee echo it is obvious. they must ensure the coercion of any aggressor to peace can simply not work effectively. the world can see that the russian military did in bucha while keeping the city under their occupation. the world has yet to see what they have done in other occupied cities and regions of

and here it is done by a member of the united nations security council destroying internal unity borders countries and taken the ride of more than dozens of countries who are self determined in determines they procured consistent policy of destroying ethnic or religious diversity. then in flame wars and deliberately lead them in such a way that to kill as many regular civilians. and it is the to a lee of the country where they deploy, they are truly in ruins and filled with mass graves. you all see that and they support hatred at the level of the state and seek to exported to other countries through their system of propaganda and political corruption. they provoke a global foot crisis that could lead to famine in africa, asia and other countries and will say, surely. and in large scale political cares in many countries were too and destroying their domestic security. so where is the security that the security council needs to guarantee it's not there, although there is a security council as a point where is there peace? when were you? what were those guarantees that the united nation nee

when he was addressing the united nations security council. it is a wanted to this credit, the whole report about russians or involvement in in butch. and he said that on the 30th of march, the russians decided to pull out from the cave reach and following a progress in the talks between the russians and the ukrainians. in his stumble, a day later, he added the mayor of the region are within which a butcher, as part of that region, came out in a video talking about the area now under ukraine's control. and nothing was met and about butch, until april. the cert for the russians, this was the 1st time that the story about butcher emerged for them. this is clear indication that something happened in between. now, from russia perspective, they have absolutely no doubt that this is something done by the air. what they describe as nationalists and masses to discredit a russia. there's another line of visiting here, which is basically each time a russian officer would come out, who will say that the west, the americans in particular, are engaged in a

stop any sort of censure in the united nations security council than the un itself needs to change, it needs to be reform. so the reaction we heard united nations officials themselves who have been on the defensive because of this grave unfolding crisis that they have been unable to stop. they've talked about growing evidence of war crimes and the need to have an independent investigation. they've talked about also the spillover effect that the conflict is having an outside of ukraine. not only the horrible situation for the quarter of the population that's been forced to flee their homes and ukraine, not the killing of civilians, but also not just the scaling of civilians, but also the group inflation that's affecting developing countries around the world and putting them at further risk of, of conflict and food shortages and so on and so forth. so we've seen a lot of reaction from the you and on that front and, and also from other countries. western allies, siding with nato, attempting to hold russia to account in russia. again, fighting back with the same talking points that it's us

a direct concern re action of the united nations. so when key of violated in the most grossly way, the whole minsk agreement and sir ukraine also violated the resolution of the security council. we talked about large, so mr. got out to me of known each other for a long time. we had an open conversation today and i have said dont slow the with what we should not postpone such dialogues. open was for date amongst the beans. you still have to accept the truth as it is, and either we should agree on having a solution served or waiting, taken only within our own group of followers taking decision. sir, how the world should should live all we should talk to each other. nobody wants warm 3 or 4 weeks, but we always just giving arguments and her them. you're so it is also necessary to call these to responsibly that you are violated. lee charge of the united nations and i am working with the group think we have to accept this position. i am to have this position defended. i think that the united nations with its rules, does you deviations in

this is very similar to the discussion we have today about the insufficiency of the security council is similar to discussion. we had around 20012002. and when the united, when the united states wanted the resolution allowing or demanding the nation will be rock, we don't have government. the security council is the best we thought cannot act without all the permanent 5 members of the security council agreeing. or at least not the 2. and that's, of course russia, united states is the united kingdom it's, it's france. and it is china today, the people's republic of china. now it's the best we've got, the un security council zalinski is calling for a reform of that council to not let permanent member russia go unpunished. there have been calls for such reform before. could this war now be the impetus to push for that change? perhaps some kind of mechanism to override a veto with enough support for member nations. i think that we have to take any opportunity to reforming the meeting is strengthened the united nations and indeed the security council. however, it's not very likely that co

and here it is done by a member of the united nations security council destroying internal unit take borders, countries and ad taken the right to of more than dozens of countries who are self determined and in determines they pursue a consistent policy of destroying ethnic religious diversity. then inflame wars and deliberately lead them in such a way that to kill as many regular civilians. and it is the to a lee of the country where they deploy their troops in ruins and filled with mass graves. you all see that and they support hatred at the level of the state and seek to exported to other countries through their system of propaganda and political corruption. they provoke a global foot crisis that could lead to famine in africa, asia and other countries. and, well, sir, surely and in large scale political cares in many countries were too and destroying their domestic security. so where is the security that their security council needs to guarantee it's not there, although there is a security council as and so where is their peers who were in what were those guarantees that the unite

. >> we expect china as a member of the security council of the united nation to take its responsibilities. there are few members only, and they have a vast responsibility, and china has an influence on russia, and therefore we expect china to take its responsibility to end this war and to come back -- that russia comes back to a peaceful negotiations solution. we expect china if not supporting the sanctions at least to do everything not to interfere in any kind. also on that point we were very clear. >> also told china no european would understand any support for russia's war effort. >>> well, two ukrainian film makers accidently predicted the war from russia. we'll look at how their fictional movie turned into an uncanny reality and what they're doing now coming up ahead. stay with us. i always had a connection to my grandfather... i always wanted to learn more about him. i discovered some very interesting documents on ancestry. this is the uh registrtration card for the draft for world war two. and this is his signature whwhich blew me away. being able to... make my grandfather real...

judy: given the restraints on the united nations because they sit on the security council, because they still have the support of china, given all that, does the world need to have some sort of alternative body that enforces the rule of law, that enforces the kind of values that, frankly, humanity demands? >> no, but the united nations is the body that we have and we have to work to improve the united nations and continue to use this body to put pressure on the russians, and while they do have the veto power, they cannot veto our voices. they cannot veto the ukrainian president cong in front of the security council and condemning them. they cannot veto you and others who are reporting the truth to the world, and they are uncomfortable, and as for the chinese, they are uncomfortable in this position that they find themselves in, depending what the russians are doing, so we are going to keep the pressure on. we are going to keep applying that pressure until russia comes to understand that they cannot continue this unconscionable for against the ukrainian people. judy: i want to quote to y

united nations addressed to the president of the security council, s/2014/136. the agenda is adopted. i should like to start by taking the opportunity to pay tribute on behalf of the council to her excellency, the permanent representative of the united arab emirates for your service as the president of the council for the month of march. i'm sure i speak for all of us in expressing our deep appreciation to the ambassador and her team for the skillful conduct of the council's business last month. thank you very much indeed. in accordance with rule 37 of the council's provisional rules and procedure, i invite the representative of ukraine to participate in this meeting. it is so decided. on behalf of the council, i welcome the participation of his excellency, mr. volodymyr zelenskyy, the president of ukraine, and just add that as the usual presidents, the permanent representative of ukraine will also join the meeting in case of any technical issues. in accordance with rule 39 of the councils provisional rules of procedure, i invite the following breeders to partic

and here it's done by a member of the united nations security council, destroying internal unity borders, countries, and taking the ride of more than a dozen countries who are selfdetermined and independent. they pursued consistent policy of destroying ethnic and religious diversity. they inflame wars and deliberately lead them in such a way that to kill as many regular civilians and cities. and to leave the country where they deployed their troops in ruins and failed with mass graves. you all see that and they support hatred at the level of the state and seek to support it through other countries through -- export it through other countries through their system of propaganda and political corruption. they provoke a global food crisis that could lead to famine in africa, asia, and other countries. and it will surely in large cases in many countries and destroying their domestic security. so where is the security that the security council needs to guarantee? it's not there, although there is a security council. so where is the peace? what were those guarantees that the united nations need

the security council of the united nation, to take its responsibilities. there are few members only, and they have a vast responsibility. and china has an influence on russia and, therefore, we expect china to take its responsibility to end this war and to come back -- that russia comes back to peaceful negotiations solution. we expect china, if not supporting the sanctions, at least to do everything not to interfere in any kind. also on that point, we were very clear. >> von der leyen also told china no european would understand any support for russia's war effort. i'm john vause. our international viewers, stay tuned. inside africa is up next. for everyone else, please stay with us. our ongoing coverage of putin's war of choice continues after a short break. >>> welcome back, everyone. i'm john vause live in lviv, ukraine. there is more evidence that russian troops are pulling back from some areas around the ukrainian capital. new satellite images show troops around the airport just outside kyiv have pretty much disappeared. earlier, images showed milita

once again in april in 1994 in the comfort of the united nations headquarters. the security council received letters in which the london petro the front reminded members face that i quote, when the institution of the united nations was created after the 2nd world war. one of these fundamental objectives was to see to each that what happened to the jews in nazi germany would never happen again. and of quote, $994.00. rwanda itself was a non permanent member of the security council. this allowed the genocidal regime to influence the members of the console. with this view of the situation, as the russians presence today in the security council allowed to spend the spread lies almost daily in april. again, in april, these time 2006 in the docs of new york by the hudson river in ocean size, the state of the art liner was launched. these magnificent lajna was been ducked on the shores of lake geneva. beautiful as if these far from being an ocean when aim to these liner, the human rights cancel, the adoption of resolution, 60 slash $250.00. 1 was a combination of 5 mon

representative of ukraine to the united nations, addressed to the president of the security council. s slash 2014 slash 136. the agenda is adopted. i should like to start by taking the opportunity to pay tribute on behalf of this counsel to her excellency lawn, an essay by the permanent representative of the united arab emirates for your service as the president of the council. for the month of march. i am sure i speak for all of us in expressing our deep appreciation to ambassador and sabre and her team for the skilful conduct of the councils business last month. thank you very much indeed to your team or the skilful conduct of the council's business. last month, thank you very much indeed to your team. in accordance with rules, 37 of the counsels provisional rules of procedure. i invite the representative of ukraine to participate in this meeting. it is so decided on behalf of the council, i welcome the participation of his excellency, mister for lottie, mayor zalinski, the president of ukraine, and just add that as usual precedent. the pardon, a representative of ukraine will also

and here it is done by a member of the united nations security council, destroying internal borders, countries, and taking the right of more than a dozen countries who are self-determined. they pursue consistent policy of destroying ethnic and religious diversity, and then enflame wars and deliberately lead them in such a way that to kill as many regular civilians and cities, to leave the country where they deployed their troops in ruins and filled with mass graves. you all see that. and they support hatred at the level of the state and seek to export it to other countries through their system of propaganda and political corruption. they provoke a global food crisis that could lead to famine in africa, asia, and other countries and will surely and in large case political in many countries, and destroying their domestic security. so where is the security that the security council needs to guarantee? it's not there. although there is a security council, so where is the peace? what -- where are those guarantees that the united nations need to guarantee? it is obvious that the key instit

and here it's done by a member of the united nations security council, destroying internal unity borders, countries, and taking the ride of more than a dozen countries who are selfdetermined and independent. they pursued consistent policy of destroying ethnic and religious diversity. they inflame wars and deliberately lead them in such a way that to kill as many regular civilians and cities. and to leave the country where they deployed their troops in ruins and failed with mass graves. you all see that and they support hatred at the level of the state and seek to support it through other countries through their system of propaganda and political corruption. they provoke a global food crisis that could lead to famine in africa, asia, and other countries. and surely in large cases in many countries and destroying their domestic security. so where is the security that the security council needs to guarantee? it's not there, although there is a security council. so where is the peace? what were those guarantees that the united nations needs to guarantee? it is obvious that the key institutio

. >> we expect china as a member of the security council of the united nations to take its responsibilities. there are a few members only and they have a vast responsibility. and china has an influence on russia. therefore, we expect china to take its responsibility to end this war. and to come back -- that russia comes back to a peaceful negotiations solution. we expect china, if not supporting the sanctions, at least to do everything, not to interfere in any kind. also on that point, we were very clear. >> and von der leyen also told china no european would understand any support for russia's war effort. >>> as russia looks for an economic lifeline it's pushing for more trade with india, foreign minister sergey lavrov was in india friday meeting prime minister narendra modi, who lavrov pushes is pushing a big sign to future currencies and trade. >> reporter: it was a big day for the russian foreign minister lavrov, the first visit to new delhi since the russian invasion. lavrov met with the foreign minister friday. in a major announcement lavrov said that moscow is willing to ply any good

and here it is done by a member of the united nations security council, destroying internal unity borders and taking the right of more than a dozen countries who are self-determined and independent states. that's the consistent policy of destroying. they inflame warren deliberately lead them in such a way that killed as many regular civilians. they leave the country with a deploy their troops in ruins and filled with mass graves. and they support hatred at the level of the state and seek to export to other countries through their system of propaganda and political, -- political corruption. they promote a food crisis that could lead to famine in africa, asia and other countries and will surely end in large-scale political chaos in many countries, destroying their domestic security. so where is the security council needs to guarantee, it's not there although there is a security council, where is the piece. where are those guarantees the united nations needs to guarantee. it is obvious the key institution which must ensure simply cannot work effectively. now the world can see what the russia

the united nations security council, saying russian leaders must face accountability for war crimes. fears that could be even worse atrocities, to come as images from the town of borrowed yankee sho, building off to building destroyed and as we reach further for the stars, a marked increase in satellite launch is means clearly seeing the skies is becoming appropriate. ukrainian city of butcher has been the scene of alleged atrocities carried out by russian forces for days. now. the killings have joined widespread condemnation from around the world. now even more shocking footage has been revealed. warning now that v was, will find the pictures and andrew chapel report. disturbing bodies weren't just left in the streets of chicago as ukrainian troops and police investigators go house to house. they find many more victims in boucher charred remains, piled on top of each other. it's horrible. you see just 6 bunnies here and the lit house. you can see maybe a 3 and that house it's maybe one muddy. it's chantilly early, who was shot and learned of a whole town. a suburb with keith is now

in a meeting of the united nations security council, millions of people are facing food insecurity and hunger. yemen relies heavily on imports of ukrainian grain which have been interrupted since russia's invasion. hooton's war of choice in ukraine has made an already precarious foods insecurity situation in yemen, even worse. the world for programs march report identified yemen as one of the countries most affected by wheat price increases and lack of imports from ukraine. this is just another gram example of the ripple effect, rushes and provoked, unjust unconscionable war is having on the world's most vulnerable gloves are folk . that amused that bill is cheap. it isn't come problem. the main factor for instability and the source of the problem. today's not the russian special military operation in ukraine, but sanctions and measures imposed on our country seeking to cut off any supplies from russia and the supply chain apart from those supplies that those countries in the west need. in other words, energy. for this reason, ladies and gentlemen, if we really want to help the world a

and here it's done by a member of the united nations security council, destroying internal unity borders, countries, and taking the ride of more than a dozen countries who are self-determined and independent. they pursued consistent policy of destroying ethnic and religious diversity. they inflame wars and deliberately lead them in such a way that to kill as many regular civilians and cities. and to leave the country where they deployed their troops in ruins and failed with mass graves. you all see that and they support hatred at the level of the state and seek to support it through other countries through their system of propaganda and political corruption. they provoke a global food crisis that could lead to famine in africa, asia, and other countries. and surely in large cases in many countries and destroying their domestic security. so where is the security that the security council needs to guarantee? it's not there, although there is a security council. so where is the peace? what were those guarantees that the united nations needs to guarantee? it is obvious that the key instituti

and this is a, one of the stallworth of the united nations. without this a veto. the organizations will, will, will basically get the demolished because big countries, other permanent members of the security council. of course, they are using the principle of the united unanimity, which allows to avoid the clashes between them. and other thing the world has become different. the americans want to and they their public appeal. they want their uni paula world's fault for i whenever the objective for itself is going the different way or the world is multi paula. and so we were talking and the security council should get rid of that name or fault that i guess because for instance, 6 are places there. thou western countries and our lives and developing countries are not represented. and we were always saying that we wanted to see an asia africa, latin america representatives on the time, on a basis of the security council. and we were mentioning our partners from india and brazil. and of course, that should be an african canada to, or the resolutions that you mentioned

the security council on the heels of his visit to boucher vladimir zalinski called for the united nations to hold russia accountable for war crimes. saying it's credibility is at stake. typically, when does a great deal, ladies and gentlemen, are you ready to shut down the un? do you believe that the times of international law have passed away? if your answer is no, the actions are needed now on immediate actions are needed. the un charter must get its force back again immediately. the un system must be reformed immediately, so that the right of the veto will not become the right of death. jubilant he told of horrors at the hands of russian troops, including women being raped and killed in front of families. people in cars being run over by tanks. and he showed grisly images of dead bodies in civilian clothes, laying in the streets. but russia insisted, the images were staged with nubian burgers does go mucus. we are not shooting against civilian targets in order to save as many civilians as possible. very precisely why we're not advancing as fast as many expected were not acting like ame

the united nations security council. what's your reaction to that? >> well, i support what the president is saying and i do believe that the president is right when he's calling for the reform of the u.n. in general but in particular, the security council. let me remind you that the main goal of the u.n. as it was created was to maintain international peace and security, and that is not being done right now because russia, they can veto any decision when they are the aggressive state and that's unacceptable but this is seen happening. we are seeing acts of genocide on ukraine's soil conducted by the security council of the organization that was called, created to ensure peace and security. that is unacceptable and we believe the organization cannot fulfill its mission, then our president with the questions, the reason for the organization. >> inna, russia is a veto power under the u.n. security council. the u.s. and others are now pushing for russia to be expelled from the united nations human rights council. if that hap

united nations security council destroying internal unity, borders, countries, taking the ride of more than a dozen countries, pursue consistent policy of destroying ethnic and religious diversity. inflame wars and deliberately lead them in such a way that to kill as many regular civilians and cities to leave the country where they deploy their troops in ruins and filled with mass graves. you all see that. and they support hatred at the level of the state and seek to export it to other countries through their system of propaganda, and political corruption. they promote global food crisis that could lead to famine in africa, asia, and other countries and will surely end in large scale political chaos in many countries, and destroying their domestic security. so where is the security that the security council needs to guarantee? it's not there. although there is a security council, so where is the peace, where are the guarantees the united nations needs to guarantee? it is obvious that the key institution of the world which must ensure any aggressor to peace simply cannot work effectivel

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i have no legitimacy whatsoever unless they are authorized by the united nations security council of unilateral. ready moves by the western powers, but in this case, what so obnoxious is that in terms of hard evidence of war crimes, there's only so much evidence of the war crimes committed by ukrainian forces. we've all seen footage. busy of prisoners of war being tortured and executed a point blank range, and no such evidence as a most of russian walk rides. all of these stage the scenes with bodies being nicely laid out. ok, you know, basically we don't know anything about who these people are. you know, what were the circumstances of that day? indeed, there are questions just looking at the footage with some of them. and then, you know, we already saw that number of the dead bodies had the white handkerchiefs, which is usually a sign of people who are not ill disposed towards the russians. so therefore, it would be very strange for russians to execute people who are well disposed towards them. the timeline of course, makes no sense. you know, when we heard about our bodies were su

russian continues to be a member of the united states security council. continues to me a member of the united nations. continue to be a member of the g20. what is left? what's had room to be have now that it can feel like the united states is leading an escalation to the resistance of russia and ukraine. >> i would say that from the beginning, we have strongly believed we should go at russia in two ways. first is crippling sanctions to their economy. second is providing ukraine the military, and other assistance, including humanitarian assistance that it needs. in order to both fend off russia, and to take care of people that have been internally displaced. since the beginning of this war, we have ramped up all of those things. we will not stop. we will continue to provide first of all, equipment, including weapons to the ukraine. second of all, we will also continue to ramp up our sanctions, to make sure that president putin's ability to finance this horrible war is further constricted. all of these things have continued. every day, we come week, since

of lee has officially requested the united nations security council to impose a no fly against any military action against libya. so it wasn't, it wasn't the west. i say it was the international community and all members of the security council, it's not often one can say that about recent big. i'm so big boy, but on the other, on the, on it that's really sad that there wasn't a united front in syria where you mentioned that you say that you wanted a war on syria more explicitly. you lament the fact you say it's dire. the impact of the libyan arguable catastrophe on humanitarian intervention in syria. but can you understand that? of course, when it comes to islam is terrorism. a lot of people around the world feel that whether it's yugoslavia which empower is the missed to train them to go to afghanistan, whether it be iraq, whether it be that libya, whether it be syria, because there's been plenty of evidence to suggest that british and american involvement with groups allied to al qaeda are in that area that alone isis, that the entire british project has bizarrely being to empower these

the 2nd general of the extent of lee has officially requested united nations security council to impose and no flying against any military action against libya. so it wasn't, it was the west, i say it was the international community complete. and all members of the security council is not often one can say that about recent big. i'm so big boy, but on the other, on the, on it, that's pretty sad that there wasn't a united front in syria where you mentioned that you say that you wanted a war on syria more explicitly. you lament the fact you say it's dire. the impact of the libyan arguable catastrophe on humanitarian intervention in syria. but can you understand that? of course, when it comes to islam is terrorism. a lot of people around the world feel that whether it's yugoslavia which empower is the missed to train them to go to afghanistan, whether it be iraq, whether it be that libya, whether it be syria, because there's been plenty of evidence to suggest that british and american involvement with groups allied to al qaeda or in that area that alone isis, that the entire british projec

nations security council on the rock. as far as human rights are concerned, if the result of comprehensive economic sanctions is that the population suffers enormously. that for instance, the health services collapse and then as a result of this thousands and thousands of people die. this is a very serious violation of human rights and i consider human rights as it used organs of general international law. and that the place by the way, also to united nation sections. and of course, as far as unilateral sanctions are concerned in both by one country or a group of countries as coercive measures in a confrontation with another country. those are anyway outside the framework of international law. because according to international law, it is in the united nations security council that has to order to, to impose sanctions as part of the core versus measures. the next step of course, measures according to ensure that would be the use of force. but if countries that use such a shipment measures like sanctions as their own initi

ah, he talked about the responsibility of the security council and the united nations to protect the rule of international law and actually went so far as calling for a global conference by the united in to see how to improve and finally achieve the goals of the united nations which is set up, he pointed out to maintain international peace and security, he likened russia to colonizers and ukrainians to slave there. again, i think, appealing to a countries who are in the united nations as the united states and other countries have talked about taking action against russia at the un in the terms, in terms of taking them off the human rights council and so forth to show that they are increasingly isolated. so we are seeing a, from all the speakers in particular, a, a context of international law and violations of international law and allegations of violations of international law. and attempt to direct the response to russia and an astonished defense from asia as expected as well. it. o kristen, what do we believe can actually happen or can actually be achieved at the un security counc

the extent yardley has officially requested, the united nations security council to impose a no fly against any military action against libya. so it wasn't, it wasn't the west. i say it was the international community complete and all members of the security council did not often one can say that about recent big, i'm sorry, big boy, but on the other, on the on it, that's what he said that it wasn't a united front and syria well, you mentioned that you say that you wanted a war on syria more explicitly, you lament the fact you say it's dire. the impact of the libyan arguable catastrophe on humanitarian intervention and syria. but can you understand that, of course, when it comes to islam is terrorism. a lot of people around the world feel that whether it's yugoslavia which empower is the missed to train them to go to afghanistan. whether it be iraq, whether it be that libya, whether it be syria, because there's been plenty of evidence to suggest that british and american involvement with groups allied to al qaeda or in that area that alone isis. that the entire british project as bi

and here it is done by a member of the united nations security council. >> a litany of absolute horror, wolf, and certainly it shocked many of those listening to him. >> the president -- president zelenskyy did not hold back at all in calling out the u.n. security council for his inaction in ukraine and earlier places around the world. so what will come of this indictment of the u.n.? >> certainly the actions of the russian forces committing these alleged war crimes is galvanizing more international support. but he wanted a reach to the u.n. we know how president zelenskyy, when he's spoken to all the different parliaments and different international bodies has been able to personalize the message and the personal message, if you will, for the u.n. is, you need to reform. you need to do a better job. and he gave them a number of options about what they could do. >> translator: you can do two things. either remove russia as an aggressor and a source of war so cannot block decisions about its own aggression, its own war, or the other option is please show how we can reform or change and