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Aims of our special operation in ukraine in an unfavorable light. we wish to... we agree with the representative of albania, there is an information war going on, more likely disinformation. in the west, where russian information is turned off and where any information which contradicts your version of events is not allowed to be broadcast. the permanent representative of the united states today accused us of not complying with our commitments to create safe humanitarian corridors. lets get down...

Tonights attack on this power plant, will it change the calculation, the privilege of this white house is taken? >> well, stephanie, the white house is very measured in the way that it will work with the situation, as well as with madam or putins threats about nuclear war, as part of the military tactic. this is across the rubicon. whats led him or putin did, by having his shelling of nuclear facilities, violating national law, violating his commitments to the united nations -- that there would ...

State of tennessee, we wont spend it dime to secure our own border. the call in washington is to rush to the aid of other nations and secure there is. >> laura: strip most favored nation status from russia, the administration came in and said put most favored nation back in the bill. youre not going to strip it out -- what about the senate? why does russia and china have the same trading privileges as the u.k. today given everything they are doing to the world? >> its absolutely shocking and chi...

For 90 minutes, they sat only a few feet apart, but the gap between them was huge. mr lavrov refusing to agree a ceasefire, mr kuleba refusing to surrender. he asked for a 2k hour pause in the fighting, a humanitarian corridor out of mariupol, but said russias foreign minister seemed unable to make any commitments. they will continue their aggression until ukraine meets their demands, and the list of those demands is a surrender. this is why it is not... why it is not acceptable to us. mr lavrov...

And ensure when they arrive after this arduous journey that they have emergency assistance to help cope. many are going through the transit centres, but are staying with local communities or finding accommodation and they need support for their basic needs, for food, shelter and for health care and so on, so the humanitarian response is in support of all of these actions that are needed to receive refugees and house them while they are displaced, but we have also seen strong commitments. the eu ...

Will need who has been affect by a conflict. >> you heard me report here, one attack after another on civilian targets. how do you get around that? who are you talking to guarantee to try to protect your access routes into these hard hit civilian areas? >> so our colleagues in the international community, the red cross are holding confidential talks with all sides, reminding them of their commitments and requirements under international humanitarian law. so its a continual dialogue, and a contin...

Increase support for media freedom and the city ofjournalist. how necessary those commitments proved to be. in the face of the current crisis, the united states and lithuania are united in our resolve to stand with ukraine. we are surging security assistance to strengthen ukraines capacity to defend itself, increasing humanitarian aid to the ukrainian people, raising the costs on the kremlin and all who aid and enable it for continuing this war of choice. we are bolstering our share defence so t...

Putins war includes standing strong within the alliance to support the needs of our partners. to that end, and to demonstrate our commitment as the united states in recent weeks we sent a 1,000 member striker squadron that creates a total force of 2,000 american troops who are prepared to stand in defense of our commitment to the nato alliance and the eastern flank. we have reinforced our recent commitments, all with the mention and meaning of strengthening our deterrence and collective defense....

But when he left this morning, he didnt leave it with any firm commitments. yes, they discussed everything. they discussed everything in private for an hour and 45 minutes, and boris johnson said, he wanted to make the point that the world has changed since the russian invasion of ukraine, and the world needs to wean itself off of russian oil and gas, which means finding new markets. the saudis didnt make any firm commitments at that meeting, nor were any made in his meeting earlier yesterday wi...

Choices. the trauma that theyre experiencing will have long-standing impact. they have experienced war directly. they are also experiencing the trauma of this separation. the loss of dignity that one experiences when undergoing this kind of displacement. and of course, they are vulnerable to abuse. they are vulnerable to exploitation, and they are vulnerable to violence, gender-based violence. because they are women and girls. this is what weve seen across conflicts, across the world. it is unfo...