also coming up german chancellor will actually it says the you should begin membership talks with albania and north macedonia. to prevent russian interference in the bolton's and an on stage flop down with the audience a be off those act. so will smith hits chris rock in the face after the comedian makes a joke about smith's wife? ah, i'm and you could mckinnon. welcome to the show. the mayor of mario pool and silva, ukraine says the city is on the brink of a humanitarian catastrophe. and must be completely evacuated. as soon as possible, mario pole has endured relentless bombardment from russian forces in recent weeks, and mary cheng ko says nearly 5000 people have died. and some 160000 civilians remain in the city without any power. there is growing concerned that the city could soon fall under russian control. meanwhile, ukraine's defense ministry says there is no evidence that russia is planning to abandon its effort to capture the capital. keep russian forces also stepping up their attacks in eastern ukraine. ah, for just a few brief moments, musicians provided those inside this hot

also coming up german, chancellor, will. charlotte says the you should begin membership talks with albania and north macedonia, to prevent russian interference in the balkans and an on stage slot, stomach, the audience that the actor will smith hits, chris rock in the face of the comedian makes a joke about smith's wife. ah, i menu mckennan. thanks so much for joining us. the mayor of mario pole in southern ukraine says the sissy is on the brink of a humanitarian catastrophe and must be completely evacuated as soon as possible. marapoo has endured relentless bombardment from russian forces in recent weeks and mer vadim by jenko says that around 160000 civilians remain in the city without power. there is growing concern that the city could soon fall under russian control . meanwhile, ahead of ceasefire talks between russia and ukraine in turkey on tuesday, ukrainian president vladimir zalinski has signaled a potential diplomatic opening, saying his team was carefully studying moscow's demand for ukrainian neutrality. guarantees of security guarantees, and he trotty non nuclear, a status of

also coming up on the show, german chancellor, olaf schultz says, albania and north macedonia should start talks to join the european union to protect them from the reach of christians, russia in tow, it would. the drama continues after an on stage slap at the oscars actor will. smith has apologized to comedian chris rock, are hitting him in the face on live tv. the film academy had said smith, good soon face consequences. ah hello, i'm clear. richardson, a very warm welcome to the show. the mayor of mario paul in southern ukraine has said his city is on the brink of a humanitarian catastrophe. and that every one left there must get out. variable has endured relentless bombardment from russian forces in recent weeks. the mayor's office says almost 5000 people there have been killed, and 160000 civilians remain trapped in the city without power. those who have been able to flee, have described continuous bombings and bodies lying in the streets. a place of calm after the trauma she experienced in a home city on preston. here it is. we will drive and we saw small ukrainian flag. i know

and i give the floor to the representative of albania. >> thank you, madam president. thank you, executive director russell, and welcome to the council. thank you, as well, for this sobering and painful briefing. thank you for everything and your teams are doing in meeting as much as you can the increasing humanitarian needs in ukraine. dear colleagues, today marks the 12th day of the unprovoked and unjustified aggression against ukraine, a war of choice that's becoming a war of obsession. every day of this senseless war, ukraine's brave citizens find themselves -- civilians are killed. children are traumatized. and women are suffering. in less than two weeks, russia managed to create out of nothing and for no reason the largest refugee crisis in europe since world war ii. we were told this so-called special operation, the new russian definition for aggression, would not target civilians. in reality, civilians are assaulted and trapped in rubble. they're sheltering in cellars and subway tunnels. as we saw last week, plans are on the threat of deliberate or accidental h

u. session talks with albania and doors, macedonia. here's what she told us. what i mean, countries should be able to join european union when they are ready for it. and i think it's important that all countries can have a process coming closer to a era peon and membership and, and from a swedish perspective, we have been supporting countries. for instance, ukraine add to help build their institutions to become so they could come closer to the coming that members of the european union attacking ukraine was not only an attack line ukraine, but also european security order, which means that every country can make their desist in themselves, so of course we know we have the right to do with the decision that we think is right for our country. but of course when we do do that, we have to away all the different risks with the different options that we have. the situation in round the baltic sea has changed after russia, sa invasion of ukraine. we've had the deteriorating a security situation round the baltic for a long time, but this was really a shift. what we hav

also coming up tonight, the derby transfer olaf shulte says yes, the eve membership talks with albania and north macedonia. to prevent russian interference in the balkans and crisis. talk to the european union over how to accommodate the nearly $4000000.00 ukrainians who had been forced to flee the country, plus and on stage slap stuns the audience at the oscars actor will smith hits chris rock in the face on live television? will tell you why. oh, lou. i bring. gov is good to have you with us on this monday to night, the mayor of mario paul in southern ukraine says that the city is on the brink of a humanitarian catastrophe, and that the city must be completely evacuated as soon as possible. or you poll has endured relentless bombardment from russian forces in recent weeks. may are valuable. jenko says that nearly 5000 people have died in some 160000 civilians remain trapped in the city without power. there is growing concerned that the city could soon fall under russian control. meanwhile, ukraine's defense ministry says there is no evidence that russia is planning to abandon its eff

and german chancellor left, charlotte says the you should begin membership talks with albania and north macedonia, to prevent russian interference in the balkans plus and on stage slap stuns the audience at the oscars axle will smith hits chris rock in the face after the comedian makes a joke about smith's wife. ah, i man you could. mckinnon. thanks so much for joining us. the mayor of mario pull and southern ukraine says the city is on the brink of a humanitarian catastrophe, and must be completely evacuated. as soon as possible. mario pool has endured relentless bombardment from russian forces in recent weeks and mer vadim by jenko says that around 160000, so the hands are main in the city without power. there is growing concern that the city could soon fool under russian control. meanwhile, ahead of these talks, a ceasefire talks between russia and ukraine in turkey on tuesday. ukrainian president vladimir zalinski has signaled a potential diplomatic opening, saying his team was carefully studying moscow's demand for ukrainian neutrality. guaranteed because of our security guarantees

s. session talks with albania, and north macedonia. here is what she had to say. what i mean country should be able to join european union when they are ready for it. and i think it's important that all countries can have a process coming closer to europe, peon, and membership. and, and from a swedish perspective, we have been supporting countries, for instance, ukraine ad to help build their institutions to become. so they could come closer to becoming that members of the european union attacking ukraine was not only an attack line ukraine, but also european security order, which means that every country can make their desist in themselves. so of course we don't, we have the right to do with the decision that we think is right for our country. but of course one of the jew would do that. we have to eh, away all the different risks with the different options that we have. the situation in rhonda baltic sea has change after rushes, sa invasion of ukraine. we've had the deteriorating a security situation round the baltic for a long time, but this was really a shift w

finance minister, the previous government had already said that they were in favor specifically of albania and north macedonia, joining the you and the previous government also thought it was important for these 2 countries. and in general, the western balkans to become closer with the european union and obviously now with what is happening in ukraine, this has become even more relevant. and obviously the current government is going ahead with this position and wanting to accelerate talks to already start as soon as possible, but also to look at reforming the you to make the accession of these 2 country to the union. more likely and possible. okay, let's talk about sweden. so how has sweden's stance on nato membership change since the beginning of russia's invasion of ukraine? the government stands has not changed. the prime minister herself, has said that she thought it was not the time right now to work towards sweden joining nato, even though calls for that were coming from her the opposition parties in sweden. but we've seen as swift, a shift in public opinion in sweden, with polls sho

welcome to the program. german chancellor will laugh. charlotte says called f e u accession talks to albania and north macedonia. to begin as soon as possible. speaking, following a meeting with the swedish prime minister mcgill, nina anderson in berlin. charlotte said it was important that the east sped up talks with the balkan nations to guard against them being pulled into russia's sphere of influence. magdalena and myself agree that we want to strengthen the even make it more resilient as well. the turning point in history is something that means we must achieve real progress within the urban union. thus, we talked about the fact that the time has come to kathy albanian and macedonian. in this accession we'll talk, begin as soon as possible. otherwise, these in both to as well can, states will be vulnerable russian inferencing. and we need to strengthen our capacity in terms in a number of different from orlando now by d. w. political correspondent, julia sally, julia chancellor sholtes, they're addressing you expansion in reaction to the war in yuke in ukraine. was this a surprise? we d

also coming up tonight, german chancellor, olaf shoulds says that albania and north macedonia should start talks to join the european union to protect them from the reach of putin's russia. and prices talks at the european union over how to accommodate the nearly $4000000.00 ukrainians who have been forced to flee the country, plus and on stage slap at the oscars actor will smith heads. chris rock in the face on live television. and the condemnations have now begun. ah, i'm bring gov to our viewers watching on p b. s in the united states into all of you around the world. welcome. on this monday, the mayor of mario pole in southern ukraine says that his city is on the brink of a humanitarian catastrophe. and that every one left has to get out. mario pole has endured relentless bombardment from russian forces in recent weeks, mer vadim. boy jenko says that nearly 5000 people have been killed. a 160000 civilians remain trapped in the city without power. there is growing concerned that the city could soon fall under russian control me while you grange defense ministry says that there is

good morning that had bonnie, i thank it, the representative of albania for his statement, and give the floor to their preventative the usa. thank you, mr. president. and thank you. hi representative. now commit sue for joining us to day to repeat what you gave us. it's the exactly what you gave us last week. and last week we heard from the russian representative a tirade, a bizarre conspiracy theories. this week, we're hearing a whole lot more where that came from. things that sound like they were forwarded to him on a chain e mail from some dark corner of the internet. president biden has a word for this kind of talk. malarkey. as i said one week ago, ukraine does not have a biological weapon program. there are no ukrainian biological weapons laboratories, not near russia's. busy order not anywhere. they're only public health facilities proudly. and i say proudly supported and recognized by the u. s. government, the world health organization and other governments and inst, international institutions. in fact, it is russia that has long maintained a biological weapons program in violat

thank you. >> i think the representative of albania -- thank the representative of albania. >> at the outset let me think the minister for his thoughtful remarks. i also think -- for her briefing. osce plays a crucial role in the maintenance of peace and security in europe. it is one of the key partners of the united nations in dealing with the many challenges of security agendas. however we need to recognize at this crucial juncture the architecture of peace and security not only in europe, but worldwide is facing an unprecedented challenge. the conflict in ukraine with its human suffering, humanitarian emergency and sustained risk is the next challenge for the united nations and the osce in their mission to guarantee peace and security in europe. the cessation of hostilities must be our most pressing objective. all parties must fully respect international human -- military and law and adopt measures to protect civilians. we call for continue efforts on well-planned humanitarian mechanisms that ensure the safe passage of citizens. furthermore we should strive for the immediate unhind

also coming up tonight, the derby transfer, olaf schulte says yes, the eve membership talks with albania and north macedonia. to prevent russian interference in the vulcans and crisis. talk to the european union over how to accommodate the nearly 4.

part of the nato alliance but would americans go to war in albania? is that what he's thinking? that said, the nato alliance in the united states has been very clear that we don't, you know, want to get into a nato on russia war over ukraine. and when we say that, then putin automatically knows he can say well then this is what i consider to be actions that will turn you guys into direct aggressors and we'll go after you, too. you know, it's really hard to tell but he's good at reading the alliance and adjusting his own red lines as appropriate. >> the "wall street journal" is reporting now that russia is recruiting syrians for urban combat in ukraine and some are already in russia preparing to join the invasion. you know, ukrainian officials have said there are chechens here, they often blame chechen for -- said there were chechens at the airport in some cases, some ukrainian officials were saying there were chechens involved in the attack on the nuclear facility. what does it tell you about russia's current capabilities or putin's strategy? >> yeah,

nato and albania will spend $55 million on renovations. there are hopes of using the site to train a new generation of pilots and technicians. >>> the president of ukraine is suspending pro-russian political parties in the country. among the parties is a party that could overthrow the country. another party is so close to the kremlin that russian president vladimir putin countr grappling with an influx of refugees. >>> this presents a challenge for the entire european union. >> i think that we need help out. it is about opportunity for refugees to leave poland. nearly 3 million are in europe. that is a huge crisis. i think that is the worst crisis since the second world war. >> a particular town is seeing 20,000 refugees arrived each and every day. >>> join us tonight for a kpix 5 special, standing with ukraine. refugees are seeking safety. the bay area is rushing to send really. that is tonight at 6:30 p.m. right here on kpix 5. >>> in the bay area, upon the end of antioch's mayor are speaking out against his dui arrest. we report that th

also coming up german chancellor will have charlotte says the ear should begin membership talks with albania and north macedonia to prevent russian interference.

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thank ou, the representative of albania. thank you. madam — the representative of albania. thank you, madam president. _ the representative of albania. thank you, madam president. let - the representative of albania. thank you, madam president. let me - the representative of albania. thank you, madam president. let me thank everyone _ you, madam president. let me thank everyone for— you, madam president. let me thank everyone for your information. i would _ everyone for your information. i would like — everyone for your information. i would like to make the following points _ would like to make the following points. first, we need at the request— points. first, we need at the request of— points. first, we need at the request of russia for allowing allegations of the possible programme of developing biological weapons _ programme of developing biological weapons in ukraine. we listened to their statement very carefully. madam — their statement very carefully. madam president, any issue regarding weapons _ madam president, any issue regarding weapons of— madam pre

when albania in the united states had the chapter 7 motion water down to chapter 6, did the prime minister moody say he wouldn't support it? why did they not supported when there's a time of war? and certainly here the view is that any refusal to vote with washington and nato prolongs the misery of ordinary ukrainians. what would have been here, chief by condemning russia and damning a country for the sake of condemning it doesn't advance foreign policy interest yet never. and even in the boss, condemn united states for meaning, iraq or libya or any other country. condemnation is stark part of it in different se, in any case, russia and the united states are both close friends of india. to walk into medic tightrope. that's to do a balancing act which are becoming, making me this is called given the fact that what you're seeing is that front of a nuclear war that's going to seriously compound interest. strictly the challenges also affect its close defense statement. moscow example of, given the financial tension said the vestos in both in russia. holland. yeah, be what the weapons it buys f

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and authorities say some are definitely corrupted by criminal groups from albania, italy and morocco that are well organized and well financed. >> they just bribe everybody, so you have a few people apparently, they are willing to receive a big amount of money for sometimes a very small job. and that small job could limit itself to giving information about the container and its whereabouts. they also put people on their payroll, and those people they try to get a certain job so they are close to the other port workers. and then they go and screen the people and they, they look for weaknesses. for example, somebody got divorced, or he has gambling debts. and then they give those names to the criminal organizations and just for giving those names, they get about 10,000 euros for one name. >> reporter: so, a lot of money. >> that's a lot of money. the amount of people working for the criminal organizations are probably more than we expect. so you need inside information. >> reporter: but tersago says the fight against drug gang networks is showing progress. last year in antwerp's port,

when albania in the united states had the chapter 7 motion water down to chapter 6, did, did providence to moody se wouldn't support it? why did they not supported when there's a time of war? and certainly here the view is that any refusal to vote with washington and nato prolongs the misery of ordinary ukrainians. what would be achieved by condemning russia and damming a country for the sake of condemning it doesn't want foreign policy interest. yet never even the boss condemn united states for meaning iraq or libya or any other country. condemnation is part of indian diplomacy. in any case, russia and the united states are both close friends of india to walk into the magic stateroom. that's to do a balancing act which were becoming moving me. this is called given the fact that what we're seeing is that but of a nuclear wall that's going to seriously compound in this strictly the challenges also affect its close defense stays with moscow. for example, given the financial tension said, the west as imposing in russia, holland yet be with the weapons it buys from russia. there's just one

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why, when albania, in the united states, had the chapter 7 motion water down to chapter 6, did. did prime minister moody say he wouldn't support it? why did they not supported when there's a time of war? and certainly here the view is that any refusal to vote with washington and nato prolongs the misery of ordinary ukrainians. what would be achieved by condemning russia? condemning a country for the sake of condemning it doesn't want foreign policy interest yet never. and even in the past, condemn united states for meaning, iraq or libya or any other country. condemnation is strong part of indian diplomacy . in any case, russia and the united states are both close friends of india to walk into medic tightrope. that's to do a balancing act which were becoming, making me difficult given the fact that what we're seeing is that went up a nuclear wall that's going to seriously compound in this strict challenges. also effect it's close. defense stays with moscow. for example, given the financial tension said, the west as imposing in russia. how will india be with the weapons at bias f

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when albania in the united states had the chapter 7 motion water down to chapter 6, did the prime minister moody say he wouldn't support it? why did they not supported when there's a time of war? and certainly here the view is that any refusal to vote with washington and nato prolongs the misery of ordinary ukrainians. what would be achieved by condemning russia and damming a country for the sake of condemning it doesn't want our policy interest yet never. and even in the boss, condemn united states for meaning, iraq or libya or any other country. condemnation is strong part of indian diplomacy . in any case, russia and the united states are both close friends of india to walk into medic tightrope. that's to do a balancing act which was coming with me. this is called given the fact that what they see is that been of a nuclear war that's going to seriously compound in this strict and it challenges also affect it's close. defense stays with moscow. for example, given the financial tension said, the west as imposing in russia. how will it be with the weapons at bias from russia? that's just o

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enlargement process of the eu, adding the block should except formal acceptance talks with macedonia and albania as soon assible. the sanctions he announced with target russia's trade, market access, and the export of sharee goods. secondly, the eu president tweeted that the eu would be providing more financial aid to ukraine. i just informed president zelensky of the fourth package of sanctions. we support them with a 1.2 billion euro macro financial assistance package, and a 500 million euros in humanitarian ai speaking to an extraordinary session of the council of europe assembly, the ukrainian prime minister demanded more action. >> we must be harsher in our response. we demand a decision to expel pressure from the council of europe immediately. those who clearly support unprovoked and unjustified aggression have no place in the united european family, where human life is the highest value. >> joining me now is a professor at johns hopkins university. let's talk about those talks, has there been any movement on talks between russia and ukraine as far as you see it? >> very difficult say at t

well, i think nato countries would surely say miscalculations would be made in deli why when albania, in the united states had the chapter 7 motion water down to chapter 6. did. did prime minister moody say he wouldn't supported? why did they not supported when there's a time of war? and certainly here the view is that any refusal to vote with washington and nato prolongs the misery of ordinary ukrainians. what would be achieved by condemning russia? condemning a country for the sake of condemning it doesn't want foreign policy interest yet never, and even the boss can then i states for reading iraq or libya or any other country condemnation is strong part of indian diplomacy. in any case, russia and the united states are both close friends of india to walk into the magic tightrope. that's to do a balancing act which are becoming moving me. this is called given the fact that what they see is that been of a nuclear wall. that's going to seriously compound in this strict challenges also affect its close defense stays with moscow. for example, given the financial tension said, the west,

albania fully supports polish osc chairmanship. this has to do with the paris charter and the charter for this. the commitment to human rights, the values of freedom and democracy should be an irreplaceable blueprint. we welcome the work of the osc and united nations and the security agenda. for nearly five decades, this has stood as a mechanism to conflict prevention and de-escalation in europe. dear colleagues, in 2020, soon after albania assumed chairmanship in office, we were confronted with an invisible enemy that threatened to the entire world. it went by the name covid-19 pandemic. we do not know everything about it but we know too well what it did to humanity, our way of life . three years later, we were confronted with another threat. this time, everyone knew where it was coming from. we were warned it would happen. and now, three weeks into this war, we are left with the uninterrupted onslaught of breaking news huge efforts were made by the international community. in seeking a peaceful solution. every possibility was use

also coming up german chunk. flo will actually it says the you should begin membership talks with albania and north macedonia to prevent.

also tonight, german chancellor scholz says albania and north macedonia should start talks to join the european union, to protect them from the reach of putin's russia. . and talks at the european union on how to accommodate the nearly 4 million ukrainians who have been forced to flee the country. plus, an onstage slap at the oscars -- actor will smith hits chris rock in the face on live television. and the condemnations have now begun. ♪ i am brent goff. to viewers watching on pbs in the united states and to all of you around the world, welcome. on this monday, the mayor of mariupol in southern ukraine says the city is on the brink of humanitarian catastrophe, and that everyone left has to get out. my ripple has endured relentless bombardment from russian forces in recent weeks. the mayor says nearly 5000 people have been killed, 160,000 civilians remain trapped in the city without-hour period there is growing concern that the city could soon fall under russian control. meanwhile, ukraine's defense ministry says there is no evidence russia is planning to abandon its efforts to captu

albania is supported by osce chairmanship. we welcome the focus on safeguarding a comprehensive order by defending the principles of the helsinki final act, the paris charter and the charter for european security. these principles are neither negotiable nor subject to revision or reinterpretation. the commitment of human rights, values of freedom and democracy as well as the support of its institutions should continue to be an irreplaceable blueprint in the work of the osce. we also welcome the work of the osce and the united nations for the security agenda and reconciliation in the caucasus and western balkans. dear colleagues, in 2020, soon after albania assumed chairmanship in office, we were confronted with an invisible enemy that threatened to the entire world. with an invisible enemy that threatened to the entire world. it went by the name covid-19 pandemic. we do not know everything about it but we know too well what it did to humanity, our way of life . three years later, we were confronted with another threat. this ti

also coming up on the show, german chancellor, olaf shoulds says albania and north macedonia should start talks to join the european union to protect them from the reach of christians.

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i now give the floor to the representative of albania. you have the feeling. thank you madam president. i'd like to thank you. the figures g, because we got to leave the un security council meeting with the moment. we may come back in a few minutes, but i want to take your life now to i think it's brussels. where are you a secretary of state and sleep? lincoln speaking, following his meeting with his you counterparts, let's listen. we have done some remarkable things in so many different areas from climate to covered, to emerging technologies. but now, now ah, we're being tested in a moment of crisis. and i think that precisely because we have invested together in this partnership, we're responding and we're meeting meeting the test as the president said, across so many different areas, the support for ukraine, the sanctions against russia, the helping provide it to people in distress were standing up together, but i have to say that as someone has watched this all over the years, both from europe and from the united states, i am it's hard to find the right wo

i now give the floor to the representative of albania. you now have the floor. >> thank you, madam president. i would like to think miss dicarlo and we are happy we could listen to mr. grossi.we support his issues on the matter. dear colleagues, the so-called special military operation, which is the operation of how to invade your neighbor, we are in the midst of a large-scale human tragedy running towards a catastrophe for ukraine first but for russia as well. as we see every day, for wider europe. thousands have been killed with at least 2000 civilians. according to reports, some 12 million people are in urgent need of humanitarian assistance. one million have already fled the country, the fastest and largest mass exit of people in decades. all developments of this political process are created by russia's unprovoked and unjustified aggression against ukraine. unmistakably, it is headed towards further escalation. just two days ago, it told russia it could not take the world hostage. unfortunately, asking russia to stop the invasion is

we have albania going so far as to say that all reports on the struggles of the people have done boss, or fake news, why 2 countries are and in the, the media as you've been saying, react in such different ways to the plight of the people of done boss and ukrainians. well, and we've had 8 years to learn about the problem, the dumbass. and we've had 13 years to learn in detail that the of the problem that russia has with nato's expansion into ukraine and why it is such a red line. and it's not, it doesn't take a genius to of international relations or of the caliber of steven cohen, for example, the sadly departed stephen, going to figure that out in the the dumbass simply was completely served under the carpet. and in fact, since 2014, when the problem came to the 4, all we've heard about russia was russia gate and a campaign, demonization of, of the russian government, and in the russian nation. culminating in it to the point that we have now. in fact, the, the armaments to that have been going to ukraine since in december this campaign was in full swing so long with at least 3 month

kentucky, representative of the united states at for her statement and the floor to the representative albania. thank you, mr. burton. so we are a watching a united nations security council meeting. we have just heard from the us ambassador to the you, anderson the thomas green field urn and a little earlier we heard from the you in h a c r, and the world health organization. just giving a picture of the continuing development sir from that country. let's go to kristen salumi now who joins us from the united nations in new york and kristin, we're still waiting to hear from a couple of the other countries are that called this meeting. and then also crucially, we'll probably hear from ukraine and russia, but this is into a meeting where there's going to be a vote. so what did we actually learn from it? has anything come out of this meeting that we didn't know? yeah, really interesting. this is the 5th meeting, actually the 6th meeting, i believe, since russia launched its assault on ukraine. about 4 weeks ago us another meeting that was on the organization, furs, cooperation in europe, also focu

thank you. erica, when i fill albany, albany, he flatly kelly mailing methylated with at and data thank albania, the united states, chris. thank you, mr. president. and thank you till i briefers for your remarks this morning. russia asked the security council for today's meeting, for the sole purpose of lying and spreading disinformation, and that is exactly what you have heard from the russian p. r. this morning. you also heard from miss knox. naca, me, sue, that the u. n. is not aware of any biological or chemical weapons programs in ukraine. last month, secretary blinkin laid out with tragic accuracy. what russia was about to do, he specifically worn, that russia would manufacture a pretext for attack. and even cautioned that russia would fabricate allegations about chemical or biological weapons to justify its own violent attacks against the ukrainian people. today, the world is watching russia do exactly what we warned it would. russia is attempting to use the security council to legitimize disinformation and deceive people to justify present importance. war of choice against the cranium.

and albania, for example, described it as false fabricated and distorted. we heard from the united states that this is something they predicted a number of weeks ago. and the concern is that this could be a prelude to russia itself, using some form of military biological program. and then blaming ukrainian along with the u. s. forces for doing so. so a great deal of the differences in this ongoing meeting, or you have, as you said, 2 totally conflicting narratives. but in the middle, what you do have is we heard from the high representative for disarmament and she stated absolutely bluntly, there is no military biological program being operated by ukraine with or without us support. yes, we have that clearly. mike, we've seen on the international scene, of course, a lot of are particularly western countries putting sanctions, downgrading their ties with russia. how much support or isolation is there for russia diplomatically right now in places like the un security council? well, it is extreme and let's just take outside the security council for a start. an

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i thank the representative of russia for his statement and give a far till albania. thank you mister president. let me express our shock on the southern passing away of a colleague of ours master jim kelly the pure violent and a seasoned diplomat. we convey to irish colleagues and to jim's family are most heartfelt condolences on this terrible loss.

also coming up tonight, german chance or olaf shoulds says that albania and north macedonia should start talks to join the european union to protect them from the reach of pu tens, russia and prices talk to the european.

sports director mark albania's joins us with more on this takedown by the t wolves. but first alamitos, fourth of july parade and celebration is returning this year after a two year break. i'll due to the pandemic, the braid is the longest in the nation with a route spanning more than three miles. more than 60,000. people are expected to attend. you're watching the 11 o'clock news tonight. right here on ktvu. we'll be right back. marquis bonu the ebbs and flows of an 82 game . nba regular season warriors. definitely not in a flow right now as they started road trip up in minneapolis, six of eight and the last column now and they were playing ketchup the entire way. andrew wiggins and company mechanism. old home grounds. d'angelo russell was treated for stuff with the nice defensive first after a steel and he'll miss the shot. but gary payton jr all springs 14 points for the warriors tonight had nothing to stop this guy karl anthony towns on the loose alone down the lane time and time again. he had 39 points the wolves in total command of this thing, steph will try an

accusing the russian military agenda sought also coming up with the german chancellor o. sholtes says that albania and north macedonia should start talking to join the european union to protect them from the reach of po tunes russia.

i now give the floor to the representative of albania. you have the floor. amb. hoxha: thank you, madam president. i would like to think miss dicarlo and we are happy we could listen to mr. grossi. i'm david like to reassure him of our support -- and i would like to reassure him of our support on the matter. dear colleagues, 10 days into the so-called special military operation, which is in reality the operation of how to invade your neighbor, we are in the midst of a large-scale human tragedy running towards a global catastrophe for ukraine first but for russia as well. and as we see every day, with serious implications for wider europe. thousands have been killed with at least 2000 civilians. according to u.n. reports, some 12 million people are in urgent need of humanitarian assistance. one million have already fled the country, the fastest and largest mass exit of people in decades. all developments of this geopolitical crisis are created by russia's unprovoked and unjustified aggression against ukraine. unmistakably, it is headed towards further escalation.