I'm a little bit late but I'll just continue from here.

Obama, Jingpin, Rouhani have all addressed the U.N. Mr. Putin is now talking

Putin says the 70th anniversary of the UN is a good moment to take stock of its history and talk about its future. In 1945 the countries which defeated the Nazis came together to establish key principles of international order. They met in Yalta, Putin says.

There have always been differences in the UN throughout its 70-year history, Putin says. Its mission was never unanimity, but was about reaching compromises. He says that after the cold war “a single centre of domination emerged in the world”– in other words the United States. It decided it didn’t have to reckon with the UN, Putin says.

is putin a christian or a muslim

Ghen ghen! Looks like Obama is gonna take a Muhammed Ali kind of beating today.

chiefolododo:
is putin a christian or a muslim

Russian othordox

wetin happen

NaijaTalkTown:
Russian othordox

russia ort na religion?

Putin says terms in international law should be
clear, transparent and be uniformly
understood. “We are all different and we
should respect that. No one should conform to
a single development model,” he says. Putin complains about the export of “so-called
democratic revolutions”. This has led to
violence, poverty and social disaster. Nobody
cares about human rights, he says. He
lambasts policies based on “exceptionality and
impunity” – another swipe at the US, which he doesn’t name. He says that Isis grew in strength after the
2003 US invasion of Iraq. It is now actively
expanding to other regions, Putin says, and
adds: “The situation is more than dangerous.”

@OP - Abeg tell PMB to make sure he takes a selfie with Putin, otherwise make e no come back Naija oooo

*Modified*

Mehn, I am in luv with Putin [no homo]. The nightmare of America & Israel

Listening

Putin is speaking

NaijaTalkTown:
Ghen ghen! Looks like Obama is gonna take a Muhammed Ali kind of beating today.

Bro. Please expatiate.

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Isis militants train recruits from many
countries, including European ones and
Russia. He says that Moscow has consistently
fought against terrorism in all its forms, and is
providing military equipment to the Syrian
government. “We should acknowledge that no- one except for Assad and his militia is truly
fighting Isis in Syria.” He says that the current state of affairs in the
world can no longer be tolerated. There should
be a broad international coalition against
terrorism similar to the anti-Hitler coalition
formed during the second world war, Putin
says.

Applauded by almost everybody in the chambers. Putin is the man.

Russia will shortly convene a ministerial
meeting to carry out an analysis of threats in
the Middle East. Putin says there should be
coordination between anti-Isis forces based on
UN principles. If this is achieved there would
be no need for refugee camps. Putin says there is now a “great and tragic migration of
peoples”. This is a harsh lesson for all of us,
including Europe. The solution, Putin says, is to restore
statehood - in other words (though he’s not
explicit about this) to bolster the Assad regime.
There is no alternative, he says. Putin has now moved onto his grudge list. He
complains about the expansion of Nato, and
the logic of confrontation which has led to the
current crisis in Ukraine. He says there was a
“military coup” coordinated from outside in
Ukraine which triggered a civil war.

Putin is now complaining about sanctions against Russia and “growing economic selfishness”. (These were imposed by the EU and US last year in response to Russia’s military moves in Ukraine.) He says that Russia believes in the potential of the UN to avoid global confrontation. “I’m confident that by working together we will make the world stable and safe.” And that’s it. Putin leaves the stage.

Brazil's president spent 22 minutes addressing the U.N. Obama spent more time. Xi Jiping spoke for about 12 minutes but Putin spent less than 8 minutes on the stage. This with the aggression in China and Iran leaders speeches may be pointing to speculations that the U.S is getting kicked out of the Middle East.

BUHARI speech is btw 8pm and 9pm. It will be on Climate Change.

Note: In UN assembly, accent is not important neither is english language special. The only thing that matters is d content of the speech.

In UN
Russia speak in russian
China speaks in Chinese
France speaks in French
Saudi Arabia speaks in Arab
Germany in German
Korea in korean
And many other languages.

Ok

atbu1983:

BUHARI speech is by 8pm. It will be on Climate Change.

Note: In UN assembly, accent is not important neither is english language special. The only thing that matters is d content of the speech.

In UN
Russia speak in russian
China speaks in Chinese
France speaks in French
Saudi Arabia speaks in Arab
Germany in German
Korea in korean
And many other languages.

What language does Nigeria speak nah