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Speaker 1: is as as has been since the beginning of January
Speaker 1: in twenty twenty five. There is lots happening that we
Speaker 1: have heard that Donald Trump has cut a aid, suspended
Speaker 1: intelligence reports to Ukraine. Since did the Friday that the
Speaker 1: whole thing broke down where mister Zelenski wouldn't sign an
Speaker 1: agreement with Donald Trump and was and he was told
Speaker 1: that he was not great full enough to Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: And how Donald Trump said that he couldn't couldn't build
Speaker 1: a deal with a person who isn't willing to talk reasonably.
Speaker 1: Mister Zalinski and the Ukrainian people have been under attack
Speaker 1: from Russia for a number of years, three years to
Speaker 1: be exact, and they are looking for it into the war.
Speaker 1: But they want it into the war that actually preserves
Speaker 1: the sovereignty of Ukraine. So preserves the borders of Ukraine
Speaker 1: and sends a clear and definitive message to Russia police,
Speaker 1: do not cross, do not send any weapons of destruction
Speaker 1: across those borders into our country, and a lot of respects.
Speaker 1: It's not a lot to ask for it. It isn't
Speaker 1: a lot to ask for the A A leader does
Speaker 1: represent his people. He does represent the people who want
Speaker 1: a a lasting piece, not just a simp a simple
Speaker 1: temporary cease fire. They want to be able to get
Speaker 1: along with their with their brothers and sisters in the
Speaker 1: Russian Federation. Along with this, families have been split and
Speaker 1: the land itself belongs to to the to the people,
Speaker 1: not to a particular government. So moving forward, mister Zelenski
Speaker 1: looks like he will. He will be dependent on the
Speaker 1: getting help from the European Union and from Canada, who
Speaker 1: still stand with him in his fight against tyranny and
Speaker 1: a tyrant leader who is his next door neighbor. Okay,
Speaker 1: So moving on the on again off again with with
Speaker 1: the taris and how mister Trump says that the tariffs
Speaker 1: are are going to happen, and then he pushes the
Speaker 1: pause button again and delays the happening of terrifs to
Speaker 1: especially to Mexico and Canada. So, but Canada is coming
Speaker 1: with a plan that will counter the any terriffts that
Speaker 1: that that are put on products they cross into the
Speaker 1: United States then, and they are looking to ban certain
Speaker 1: items from entering Canadian markets, and they are looking to
Speaker 1: counter the tariff attacks with other tariffs themselves so that
Speaker 1: it balanced. Is what is happening. Some of the latest
Speaker 1: things were actually things like dairy goods and other types
Speaker 1: of and agricultural products that Trump is putting up on
Speaker 1: the chopping block for the ongoing terrors and the on again,
Speaker 1: off again part. What we need to understand is it
Speaker 1: is mister Trump's way of causing enough chaos that he
Speaker 1: can get his way. That's how he does things, is
Speaker 1: he causes chaos so that he can undermine the system
Speaker 1: and get what he wants out of it. It's something
Speaker 1: that he has done for a number of years. So
Speaker 1: how to handle mister Trump, Well, maybe the Canadian government
Speaker 1: should just imposed the towers against the United States, leave
Speaker 1: it at that and move forward on to other trade
Speaker 1: partners who are willing to sit down at the table
Speaker 1: and do business in a reasonable fashion. So why don't
Speaker 1: we move on to today's show, which is the United
Speaker 1: Nations Security Council as they're talking about Syria and the
Speaker 1: use of chemical weapons and what was a Seriance civil
Speaker 1: war they are the United Nations is auditing them and
Speaker 1: looking to ensure that not only is the chemical weapons
Speaker 1: program ceased, but the weapons themselves find their way towards destruction.
Speaker 1: We need to see more of this, We need to
Speaker 1: see more disarmament. In other episodes, you heard us talking
Speaker 1: about nuclear disarmament and we had the UN Security Council
Speaker 1: as as they had comments from a civil society as
Speaker 1: they talk about the destruction and even building the nuclear
Speaker 1: weapons and the type of destruction that caused to indigenous
Speaker 1: people not only in North America but also in Australia.
Speaker 1: Chemical weapons also posts similar danger in the by products
Speaker 1: that are produced are toxic to the land and they're
Speaker 1: toxic to the people who are living nearby. And banning
Speaker 1: of chemical weapons and ensuring this Syria shuts down their
Speaker 1: chemical weapons program is extremely important work and communication of
Speaker 1: that of how of that progress should be open to
Speaker 1: the op CW teams that are there to provide evidence
Speaker 1: and find evidence of the destruction of such weapons, So
Speaker 1: why don't we listen to the UN Security Council floor
Speaker 1: as they talk about what is happening in Syria.
Speaker 2: The nine eight hundred and seventy fourth Meeting of the
Speaker 2: Security Council is called to order. The provisional agenda for
Speaker 2: this meeting is the situation in the Middle East. The
Speaker 2: agenda is adopted in accordance with Rule thirty seven of
Speaker 2: the Council's Provisional Rules of Procedure. I invite the representatives
Speaker 2: of the Syrian Arab Republic and Turquie to participate in
Speaker 2: this meeting. It is so decided, in accordance would Rule
Speaker 2: thirty nine of the Council's Provisional Rules of Procedure, I
Speaker 2: invite Miss Issumi Nakamitsu, High Representative for Disarmament Affairs, to
Speaker 2: participate in this meeting. It is so decided. The Security
Speaker 2: Council will now begain its consideration of Item two of
Speaker 2: the agenda. I wish to draw the attention of Council
Speaker 2: members to document s Slash twenty twenty five Slash one
Speaker 2: hundred and twenty seven, a latter dated cent twenty seven
Speaker 2: February twenty twenty five from the Secretary General addressed to
Speaker 2: the President of the Security Council. I now give the
Speaker 2: floor to Issumi Missiksumi Nakamitsu.
Speaker 3: Thank you very much, Madam President, Madame President, distinguished members
Speaker 3: of the Security Council, I thank Council members for the
Speaker 3: opportunity to brief you once again on the implementation of
Speaker 3: Security Council Resolution twenty one eighteen on the elimination of
Speaker 3: the chemical weapons program of the Siran Arab Republic. Since
Speaker 3: the last consideration of this matter by the Council, and
Speaker 3: consistent with established practice, the Office for Disarmament Affairs has
Speaker 3: been in regular contact with his counterparts in the OPCW
Speaker 3: Technical Secretariat on activities related to the implementation of Resolution
Speaker 3: twenty one eighteen. I spoke to Director General Arias on
Speaker 3: twenty eighth of February and received full briefing, and I
Speaker 3: also had a pleasure of meeting with Ambassador at a
Speaker 3: alder Hack of Syria on third of March, Madame President.
Speaker 3: Since the Council's previous meeting on this matter, and as
Speaker 3: we all know, a new political reality has emerged in Syria.
Speaker 3: As the Sector General has emphasized, the people of Syria
Speaker 3: are now facing an historic opportunity to build a stable
Speaker 3: and peaceful future for the Syrian people after fourteen years
Speaker 3: of brutal war. As part of such stable and peaceful future,
Speaker 3: the new reality also presents an opportunity to obtain long
Speaker 3: overdue clarifications on the full extent and scope of the
Speaker 3: Syrian chemical weapons program, to read the country of all
Speaker 3: chemical weapons, to normalize relations with the OPCW, and to
Speaker 3: ensure long term compliance with the Chemical Weapons Convention. Syria
Speaker 3: has started to take its steps towards this objective, Madam President,
Speaker 3: the importance of closing all outstanding issues related to Serious
Speaker 3: Chemical Weapons Dossier cannot be overstated. As I reported before,
Speaker 3: the previous Syrian authorities submitted twenty amendments to the Syrian
Speaker 3: Arab Republic's initial decoration. However, OPCW Declaration Assessment Team or
Speaker 3: DAT was never able to confirm that the declaration submitted
Speaker 3: was accurate and complete because of the insufficient and inaccurate
Speaker 3: information it contained. Over the last eleven years, the DIGHT
Speaker 3: has raised and reported a total of twenty six outstanding
Speaker 3: issues with serious Declaration, of which nineteen remained unresolved. The
Speaker 3: OPCW Technical Secretariat has reported that the substance of the
Speaker 3: nineteen outstanding issues remains a serious concern as it involves
Speaker 3: large quantities of potentially undeclared or unverified chemical warfare agents
Speaker 3: and chemical munitions. In addition, the OPCW Fact Finding Mission
Speaker 3: or FFM and the OPCW Investigation and Identification Team itIt
Speaker 3: have documented the use of chemical weapons in Syria and
Speaker 3: in a number of incidents ID identified the Syrian Arab
Speaker 3: Armed Forces as the perpetrators. Thus, the OPCW Technical Secretariat
Speaker 3: has reported that it is undeniable that the previous authorities
Speaker 3: in Syria did not declare the full extent of the
Speaker 3: Syrian chemical weapons program and that they they continue to
Speaker 3: use and possibly produce chemical weapons after joining the Chemical
Speaker 3: Weapons Convention in twenty thirteen, Madam President, the situation left
Speaker 3: by the previous Syrian authorities is extremely worring. Therefore, I
Speaker 3: am encouraged that the new authorities have expressed their desire
Speaker 3: and commitment to embark on a new chapter of cooperation
Speaker 3: with the OPCW to close the outstanding issues. On eight
Speaker 3: of February, the OPCW Director General and a high level
Speaker 3: demigation from the OPCW Technical Secretariat visited Damascus at the
Speaker 3: invitation of the Caretaker Foreign Minister Assad Hassan al Shaibani.
Speaker 3: During this visit, the Director General also met with Mister
Speaker 3: Ahmed Hussein al Shara, who gave assurances of the new
Speaker 3: authority's intent to cooperate with the OPCW. Following the visit,
Speaker 3: I was informed that on twenty first February, the Director
Speaker 3: General received a letter from the Caretaker for our Minister
Speaker 3: with the appointment of a focal point for chemical weapons
Speaker 3: matters within the ministry. Shortly thereafter, the focal point official
Speaker 3: traveled to the Hague for in person meetings with the
Speaker 3: OPCW Technical Secretariat on how to advance the o pcw's
Speaker 3: nine point action Plan for Syria. I am further encouraged
Speaker 3: by the statement Mais made by the Caretaker Foreign Minister
Speaker 3: on Wednesday at this week's session of the OPCW Executive Council,
Speaker 3: in which he emphasized the new authorities commitment to destroying
Speaker 3: any remains of the chemical weapons program developed under the
Speaker 3: previous authorities, bringing justice to the victims, and ensure serious
Speaker 3: compliance with international law. I am pleased to note that
Speaker 3: as a result of the renewed commitment, the new Serian
Speaker 3: authorities and the OPCW Technical Secretariat have already begun to
Speaker 3: work towards these goals. In the coming days, a team
Speaker 3: of technical experts from the OPCW Technical Secretariat will be
Speaker 3: deployed to Damascus to work on establishing the OPCW's permanent
Speaker 3: physical presence in Syria and start jointly planning deployments to
Speaker 3: chemical weapons sites. Madam President, the OPCW Technical Secretariat remains
Speaker 3: fully committed to implementing its mandate aimed at verifying the
Speaker 3: fulfillment of the Syrian Arab Republic's declaration obligations under the Convention,
Speaker 3: decisions by OPCW policy making Organs and the Security Council Resolutions. Furthermore,
Speaker 3: the commitment of the caretaker authorities in Syria to fully
Speaker 3: and transparently cooperate with the o PCW Technical Secretariat is
Speaker 3: commandment that said the work ahead would not be easy.
Speaker 3: The new reality, while presenting an opportunity to charte a
Speaker 3: new course for Syria, also presents significant challenges and its
Speaker 3: significant humanitarian, security and recovery needs in the country. In
Speaker 3: order to accomplish all the tasks needed to read Syria
Speaker 3: of all chemical weapons, the RPCW Technical Secretariat and the
Speaker 3: new authorities in Syria will require strong support and additional
Speaker 3: resources from the international community. Madam President, Distinguished members of
Speaker 3: the Security Council, I urge the members of this Council
Speaker 3: to unite and show leadership in providing that support that
Speaker 3: these unprecedented efforts will require. This is a priority action
Speaker 3: directly addressing the future security of Syria, states in the region,
Speaker 3: as well as the global community. The United Nations stands
Speaker 3: ready to provide support however we can and will continue
Speaker 3: to do our part to uphold the norm against the
Speaker 3: use of chemical weapons anywhere, at any time. I thank
Speaker 3: you very much for your attention.
Speaker 2: I thank Nakamitsu for her briefing, and I'll give the
Speaker 2: floor to those Council members who wish to make statements.
Speaker 2: I give the floor to the Representative of the United States.
Speaker 4: Thank you, Madame President, and thank you High Representative Isumi Nakamitsu.
Speaker 4: Your testimony highlights the gravity of the situation facing the
Speaker 4: Syrian people. President Trump responded to the Assad regimes barbaric
Speaker 4: use of chemical weapons against innocent civilians in Syria with
Speaker 4: military strikes in twenty seventeen and then again in twenty
Speaker 4: eighteen with our allies France and the United Kingdom. This
Speaker 4: is how to achieve peace through strength. Madame President, we
Speaker 4: have an historic opportunity to close this dark chapter in
Speaker 4: history and to start a new one, creating Assyria that
Speaker 4: is safer for its people and more secure for the
Speaker 4: region than the world world. All elements of the Asad
Speaker 4: regime's chemical weapons program must now be secured, declared, and
Speaker 4: safely destroyed under international verification. This imperative is twofold to
Speaker 4: bring Syria into compliance with its obligations under the Chemical
Speaker 4: Weapons Convention, and critically to ensure that any remaining elements
Speaker 4: do not end up in the wrong hands. The window
Speaker 4: of opportunity is short. All stakeholders need to act quickly
Speaker 4: to facilitate the work of the OPCW. The United States
Speaker 4: welcomes the initial positive steps taken by the OPCW and
Speaker 4: the Interim Syrian Authorities. We are encouraged that, as the
Speaker 4: High Representative just noted, following OPCW Director General Arius's historic
Speaker 4: visit to Damascus, the Syrian Interim Authorities named a focal
Speaker 4: point for chemical weapons in order to commence this work.
Speaker 4: The OPCW has a tremendously important mission before it, one
Speaker 4: that contributes directly to global security and one that requires
Speaker 4: support from all. And we in this Council have a
Speaker 4: responsibility to finish what we started back in twenty thirteen
Speaker 4: when the Council adopted Resolution twenty one eighteen with the
Speaker 4: aim of eliminating Seria's chemical weapons program and holding those
Speaker 4: responsible for use of chemical weapons to account. We must
Speaker 4: remain remain seized of this critical matter until the work
Speaker 4: is done. We all seek to achieve a world free
Speaker 4: of chemical weapons. Achieving this goal will help us in
Speaker 4: our pursuit of peace in the region and around the world.
Speaker 4: Let us move one step closer by supporting the OPCW
Speaker 4: as it assumes this vital role in Syria.
Speaker 2: I thank you, and I thank the Representative of the
Speaker 2: United States for a statement, and I'll give to Undative
Speaker 2: of the Russian Federation.
Speaker 5: Thank you, President. We'd like to thank the High Representative
Speaker 5: for some affairs, Miss Izumunakamitsu for her briefing. We paid
Speaker 5: particular attention to the contents of the monthly report of
Speaker 5: OBCWDG Mister fernander Arius. It contained passages of following his
Speaker 5: trip to Damascus, in February of this year, the goal
Speaker 5: being to ensure fully fledged or resumption of the Declaration
Speaker 5: Assessment Team under the CWC, and this in the ar
Speaker 5: On the whole, we support any progress which would help
Speaker 5: resolve the remaining outstanding issues in serious initial declaration. On
Speaker 5: the understanding that the Technical Secretary oft the TS leadership
Speaker 5: and the state's party to the Convention will ensure a
Speaker 5: deep politicized, impartial and professional approach to closing the Syrian
Speaker 5: chemical dossier. We stend ready to cooperate constructively to close
Speaker 5: the aforementioned file. We're all well aware that it's thanks
Speaker 5: to the Russian Federation that Syria acceeded to the CWC
Speaker 5: in twenty thirteen, placing its chemical arsenal under international control.
Speaker 5: And yet we're not going to play along with attempts
Speaker 5: to politicize this issue. We're not going to level groundless
Speaker 5: acusations at the former government, nor will we advertise this
Speaker 5: topic through fakes. On this issue, we cannot accept any
Speaker 5: artificial urgencies, nor is it appropriate to settle scores on
Speaker 5: the pretext of trying to close this chemicals dossier. Unfortunately,
Speaker 5: we still harbor founded doubts about the obcw's ability to
Speaker 5: exercise its strictly technical duties in good faith owing to
Speaker 5: politicization of its work, politicization of its work that was
Speaker 5: off the charts for many years. More evidence of this
Speaker 5: situation is, to put it lightly contentious language contained in
Speaker 5: the report under discussion today. According to this language, the
Speaker 5: current political situation in Syria supposedly fosters the Technical Secretariat
Speaker 5: of the OBCDW getting maximum volume and scope of information
Speaker 5: about the military chemical program in Syria. First, such assessments
Speaker 5: go far beyond the mandate of the ob PAW Technical Secretariat. Second,
Speaker 5: it's not clear what new or additional inspections at sites
Speaker 5: or what further evidence gathering in the field is being
Speaker 5: referred Toria when Syria has been subjected to bombing on
Speaker 5: several occasions. Just think about the assertions of the French
Speaker 5: President in April twenty eighteen about the destruction of Syrian
Speaker 5: chemical weapons storage and production sites. Such a take on
Speaker 5: what needs to be done lost or meaning. When Israel
Speaker 5: conducted massive strikes three months ago over the last three
Speaker 5: months aimed to complete destruction of any ability to trace
Speaker 5: Siria's military defense capabilities. Under these conditions, it's hard to
Speaker 5: be sure that the deployment of a fully flaged OBCW
Speaker 5: mission in Syria will not boil down to advertising at
Speaker 5: the West's behest yet further provocations and blatant accusations of
Speaker 5: chemical weapons use and concealment of Syria's military chemicals program.
Speaker 5: We want to warn you right away given the ts's
Speaker 5: methods and practices of establishing illegitimate structures under its auspices,
Speaker 5: which we've seen over the last few years, any conclusions
Speaker 5: that such missions will draw won't enjoy the trust of
Speaker 5: the international community. Against this backdrop, we're concerned by the
Speaker 5: Secretariat's statements, the ts' statements about supposedly impediments being waged
Speaker 5: by the former government to the work of the OBCW
Speaker 5: in the country. They are inappropriate because it is the
Speaker 5: TS leadership that refused to meet with the head of
Speaker 5: the Syrian National Authority on the on the CWC and Damascus,
Speaker 5: and this such a meeting could have helped settle such
Speaker 5: contentious issues. Despite and this, despite the fact that despite
Speaker 5: the political context, we shouldn't forget that the Syrians, from
Speaker 5: the very moment they joined the convention were very open
Speaker 5: and ready to cooperate with the OBCW, but the OPCW
Speaker 5: didn't take up this offer. In Syria, as far as
Speaker 5: we're aware, there's no one that they can talk to
Speaker 5: professionally because those who were in charge of working with
Speaker 5: the OBCW are no longer there. Furthermore, work on the
Speaker 5: Syrian Chemicals Dossier under these new conditions should happen with
Speaker 5: due regard for many instances of toxical chemicals being used
Speaker 5: in other warfare agents being used by radical and extremist groups,
Speaker 5: including ISIS. The latter have the technological and production capacities
Speaker 5: to synthesize various chemicals prohibited under the c WC, as
Speaker 5: evidenced by UNITAD reports and a number of objective assessments
Speaker 5: of the Fact Finding Mission. Specifically, I'm referring to episodes
Speaker 5: in Maria on the first and third of September twenty fifteen.
Speaker 5: In light of the above, we note that the Syrian
Speaker 5: Chemicals Dossier in the current environment, despite assertions of the
Speaker 5: OBSWDG about supposedly conditions being conducive to swiftly closing this file, well,
Speaker 5: it seems to be a confused formula with the many variables.
Speaker 5: Let me repeat what I said. The Technical Secretariat has
Speaker 5: tarnished its reputation in the eyes of the entire developing
Speaker 5: world owing to its in appropriate political games and machinations.
Speaker 5: The situation is complicated. It's going to get more complicated
Speaker 5: if there are further groundless accusations leveled at the former
Speaker 5: Syrian government. Under such conditions, we recommend insistently to Mysterious
Speaker 5: and to his team to focus their efforts on investigating
Speaker 5: existing data and facts and then on conducting a professional
Speaker 5: investigation so as to close and resolve outstanding issues. We
Speaker 5: call on our colleagues on the Security Council, when adopting
Speaker 5: approaches to discussions of the Syrian Chemicals File, to fully
Speaker 5: take into consideration the specificities of the domestic political situation
Speaker 5: in Syria. Syria is currently confronting a number of existential issues.
Speaker 5: Existential issues they need to maintain its sovereignty, independence, territorial
Speaker 5: integratory and unity, as well as to ensure national reconciliation,
Speaker 5: to create new state structures, to propare for and hold
Speaker 5: general elections, and to return to the state the monopoly
Speaker 5: of the use of force. In addition to addressing threats
Speaker 5: from terrorists groups of the last few days, we've heard
Speaker 5: very worrying news from Syria which show that we're very
Speaker 5: far off a stabilization of the situation in the country.
Speaker 5: Clear under such conditions, verifying information about whether there are
Speaker 5: chemical weapons or there aren't any is not the top
Speaker 5: priority for the current authorities. We need to understand this
Speaker 5: and not to push ahead with this topic.
Speaker 2: I thank you, I think the representative of the Russian
Speaker 2: Federation for the statement, and I give the floor now
Speaker 2: to Pakistan.
Speaker 6: Thank you, Madam President. We would like to thank Higher
Speaker 6: Representative easing We Nakamitsu for her briefing, and we welcome
Speaker 6: the participation of the permanent representatives of the City and
Speaker 6: a Republic and Turkier in this meeting. Madam President, Pakistan
Speaker 6: condemns the use of chemical weapons by anyone, anywhere and
Speaker 6: under any circumstances. We consider the Chemical Weapons Convention a
Speaker 6: pillar of global arms control and disarmament. Pakistan remains committed
Speaker 6: to advancing the objectives of the Chemical Weapons Convention and
Speaker 6: upholding the OPCW's effectiveness, impartiality, and the protection of its
Speaker 6: verification mechanisms. We support continued efforts for the cwc's universal
Speaker 6: adherence and is full, effective and non discriminatory implementation. We
Speaker 6: support the stabilization of Syria through an inclusive, Syrian owned
Speaker 6: and Syrian led political process facilitated by the United Nations President.
Speaker 6: We must uphold serious unity, sovereignty and territorial integrity, and
Speaker 6: terrorism must not be allowed to re emerge from Syria.
Speaker 6: Terrorists cannot be allowed to have access to weapons of
Speaker 6: mass destruction, including chemical weapons. In accordance with the provisions
Speaker 6: of Security Council Resolution fifteen forty Madam present on the
Speaker 6: issue of chemical weapons in Syria, I would like to
Speaker 6: make the following points. First, we note the commitment of
Speaker 6: the Syrian in terram authorities to secure suspected chemical weapons
Speaker 6: sites and their cooperation with the OPCW so far. New
Speaker 6: Syrian New Syrian authorities must address long standing questions and
Speaker 6: ensure unimpeded access to enable independent and full verification by
Speaker 6: the OPCW on the elimination of chemical weapons in Syria
Speaker 6: and any threats of proliferation in compliance with the CWC. Second,
Speaker 6: we commend the direct to General OPCW's engagement with the
Speaker 6: Syrian caretaker authorities for implementing the mandate of Security Council resolutions.
Speaker 6: In this regard, we appreciate the Direct General's recent visit
Speaker 6: to Damascus. His efforts have the potential to open a
Speaker 6: path for renewed, effective and sustained dialogue with the Syrian
Speaker 6: interim authorities. We welcome the discussions by the Syrian focal
Speaker 6: Point with the OPCW and the impending physical presence of
Speaker 6: the OPCW in Syria. All these efforts should would be
Speaker 6: pursued in a transparent and equitable manner. That everyone should
Speaker 6: seize the present opportunity to address outstanding issues in Syria,
Speaker 6: including those relating to chemical weapons. We urge continued dialogue
Speaker 6: cooperation in full compliance with CWC and Security Council resolutions
Speaker 6: as a way forward to close the Syrian chemical weapons
Speaker 6: file as soon as possible. Finally, we urge we remain
Speaker 6: concerned about aspects of the situation in Syria, in particular
Speaker 6: the military occupation by Israel and its continuing strikes against
Speaker 6: Syrian sites and facilities. We urge consensus and unity within
Speaker 6: the Council in addressing all the outstands issues relating to
Speaker 6: Syria and restoring the restoration of normalcy in Sydria and
Speaker 6: the preservation of peace and security in the region. I
Speaker 6: think you manifest.
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