Sovereignty, just as we do for any other nation. We need to withdraw russian occupiers, which will bring an end to the hostilities in ukraine and we must hold those responsible for War Crimes accountable. We need to prevent the destruction of nature because by the war and we must not allow a second or third phase of these russian invasions. And we need to make it clear the war is over this is the peace formula. What part of this could be unacceptable to anyone who upholds the Un Charter . If someone in the world seeks alternatives to any of these points or tries to ignore any of them, it likely means they themselves want to do a part of what putin is doing. The point hides the desire they are hiding. And when the chinese or brazilians tries to grow into a choir of voices, with someone in europe, with someone in africa saying something alternative to a just peace, the question arises what is the question arises what is the true interest . Everyone must understand, you will not boost you
the uk today for the first time since the russian invasion of ukraine. the first stamps featuring king charles the third had been unveiled by the royal mail. and lebronjames has become the nba s all time leading scorer, passing the 39 year old record. hello and welcome. more than 9500 people are now known to have died following two devastating earthquakes which hit turkey and syria. the death toll is likely to rise significantly as rescue workers and civilians continue to search the rubble and survivors trapped beneath it succumb to their injuries and the bitterly cold weather. the earthquakes were the biggest in the region since 1939, and they have triggered dozens of after shocks along the east anatolian fault line. it is one of the world s most active areas for seismic activity. we can show you the scene live now at one attempted search and rescue operation. this scene, replicated throughout turkey and, indeed, northern syria. rescuers still hope to find survivors beneath
president zelensky, that this is, i m sure, there will be a lot of addressing the point when he makes that speech to mps and peers, that there will be a lot of gratitude expressed for the uk s support this far. , , ., , far. and there is something hugely s mbolic far. and there is something hugely symbolic and far. and there is something hugely symbolic and significant far. and there is something hugely symbolic and significant that - far. and there is something hugely symbolic and significant that this i symbolic and significant that this sort of visit can even take place, it would have been unthinkable, impossible probably, in the very early days, and if you think back to the very beginning of the invasion, president zelensky saying, you know, i don t need a ride, i need help to fight against this invasion he didn t want to leave the country, he wasn t contemplating it at that stage, so the symbolism of being in a position now where he can come on an official visit, albeit a
green light to enter ukraine. ukrainian president zelensky saying, quote, there are no minor incursions in small nations. just as there are no minor casualties and little grief from the loss of loved ones. top biden administration officials have been scrambling to clean up the comments. if any russian military forces move across the ukrainian border and commit new acts of aggression against ukraine, that will be met with a swift, severe, united response from the united states and our allies and partners. reporter: secretary of state tony blinken wasn t alone. america s european allies also tried to present a united front to intimidate russia. nato allies are ready to respond. be in no doubt that if russia were to make any kind of incursion into ukraine, of any
solidarity. ukraine the downplaying the threat. the foreign minister has urged people to not believe in what he called apocalyptic predictions. correspondents are standing by in moscow. first let s go to melissa bell in kyiv. good to see you, melissa. as diplomatic efforts go into overdrive with the french president heading to ukraine tuesday, kyiv is desperately playing down the threat. what is the latest on all of this? reporter: that s right. we ve been hearing on sunday from a presidential aide to president zelensky saying, look, they are preparing for all the possible scenarios that might come, but they don t believe that russia ukraine, that is, don t believe russia is taking critical steps towards a full-scale invasion, even though they continue to work with partners preparing for all eventualities. that s something we ve heard a lot from ukrainian officials, both on and off the records the last couple of weeks. they are preparing for the worst, but still hoping for the