the great state of new york. he could reconstruct, it reorganized a number of these corporations, but the relief that we are seeking from this judge is again for him to perform his practices in the state of new york and prohibit him from engaging in any real estate commercial transactions in the state of new york going forward. >> these allegations are at least three years old. dear jay has access to the same starting points with these referrals, do you hope to force their hand in direction? >> it is not a question of forcing their hand. it is a question of presenting evidence, which we believe suggests illegality and suggest he was engaging in a number of schemes to benefit himself, his corporation, and his family. we will prevent this information to the district attorney to new york as well as the irs based upon the allegations to be uncovered. based upon the evidence we uncovered. >> [indiscernible] >> i will not negotiate in public. we have rejected settlement offer as they submitted, and our doors are always

and new york state has the, the political inertia to do that. now, partly coming out of the fracking fight, we have a highly educated population in the state because of that fracking fight. so that's why we're going to albany. if successful was his bill would nudge new york state towards a green, a few, creating thousands of jobs in the process to push forward with heading to the state capitol building in albany every tuesday and pointed to a whole presentation on gun violence. whatever legislation they're pushing and people come from all over the state to follow. and then, you know, some of these folks are probably going off and having meetings with their elected officials from their community. this is genuine kind of bottom of politics is happening right here. this is it how it works in this country. there's a lot of interesting ironies that happened on tuesdays in albany. i might be here pushing for something to stop a pipeline. and i get on an elevator with someone from the oil and gas association of america who's got a paid lobbyist there.

the great state of new york. he could reconstruct, reorganize a number of the corporations. but the relief that we are seeking from this judge is, again, for him to reform his practices in the state of new york and to prohibit him from engaging in any real estate commercial transactions in the state of new york going forward. >> as you know -- i apologize. as you know, the allegations are at least three years old. that's the origin of your investigation. the doj and irs have had access to the same that you did. do you hope to force their hand into action? >> it's not a question of forcing their hand. it's a question of presenting to them evidence which we believe suggests illegality and suggests that he was engaging in a number of schemes to benefit himself, his corporation and his family. we will present this information to the district attorney of new york. if he requests it. as well as the southern district of new york and the irs, based on the allegations we uncovered. based on the evidence we uncovered. >> a

today he has a site set on a new bill to transition new york state into a 100 percent renewable energy by 2050. it's a huge left to to this, but we need to mandate it and then, and come up with how to do it. and, and labor is involved too, because we are out right now. there's more jobs in the renewable sector than there is in the fossil fuel sector and new york state has the, the political inertia to do that. now, partly coming out of the fracking fight, we have a highly educated population in the state because of that fracking fights. so that's why we're gonna albany. oh, if successful was his bill would nudge new york state towards the greener future, treating thousands of jobs in the process to push it forward with his heading to the capital building in albany, a whole presentation on gun violence, whatever legislation they're pushing. and people come from all over the state to follow it. and then you know, some of these folks are probably going off and having meetings with their elected officials from their community. this is jenny and kind of bottom of politics is happening right

so this is just, you know, new york state. how many of you guys are from new york? i think of you more of it more. are you from new york and california? all right. so then thinking about this, new york still has a large agricultural sector. how many of you have been to the hudson valley? i mean, i've gone there and went there on vacation. was a beautiful ride. and what is it? new york is really promoting? is this idea of going to the farm that's going to be close to nature, that there's something both pastoral, the sort of agrarian tradition that we are going to be able to be at one with sort of both the countryside the earth. and this is going to give us a respite and a sense of sort of ethical or moral sort of sensibility of new york, even though it's really urban, as most of us know, is have a large agricultural industry, which is important, both for agriculture and for tourism. they also have a very high direct to consumer sales, which means they really care about this idea of localism, right. they make a lot of money saying our farms are local, these are small

in the great state of new york. and he could reconstruct, reorganize a number of these corporations, but the relief that we are seeking from this judge is, again, for him to reform his practices in the state of new york and to prohibit him from engaging in any real estate commercial transactions in the state of new york going forward. >> as you know -- henry ross with pix 11. these allegations are at least three years old. that's the origin of your investigation. the doj and irs have had access to the same starting points that you did. with these referrals, do you hope to force their hand into action? >> it's not a question of forcing their hand. it's a question of presenting to them evidence, which we believe suggests illegality and suggests that he was engaging in a number of schemes to benefit himself, his corporation and his family. so we will presenti this information to the district attorney of new york if he requests it as well as the southern district of new york and the irs based on the allegations that we

so this is it new york state, how many you guys are from new york, morley from new york and company okay so there still has the sector many of you been to the has an valley and i went there on vacation it was beautiful and new york is really promoting business idea of going to the farm and being close to nature and something to serve traditions and that we are going to be able to be at one with what the country is in the earth, is going to give us a sense of ethical or moral sort of sensibility. in new york it was urban as many of us know, is a large agriculture industry and is b important to vote for agriculture and for the tourism okay, and also have a very high direct to consumer sales receipt really care about this idea of localism, make a lot of money and so are forms our local and these are not the california state agriculture, the florida we know ourrk workers and small farms etc. so this will be happier and new york is different, and the n question is, who is working in new york, who are our workers in new york state in the first answer, is the jamaican guest worker program and s

the attorney general of new york state is suing donald

new york state attorney general letitia james also referred this case for criminal prosecution to the southern district of new york and to the irs. trump's lawyer said that james, a democrat running for re-election, is, quote, solely focused on advancing her political agenda. robert costa, cbs news, washington. >>> breaking overnight, a federal appeals court ruled the justice department can continue its review of classified materials seized by the fbi last month at trump's florida estate. a federal judge had temporarily barred investigators from using the documents while an independent special master reviewed them. prosecutors had argued that its criminal investigation into trump's removal of the classified material was being impeded by the delay. >>> and conservative activist ginni thomas, the wife of supreme court justice clarence thomas, has agreed to a voluntary interview with the house committee investigating the january 6th riot. the committee wants to talk to her about communications with trump advisers and her role in trying to overturn the results of the 2020 presidential ele

the new york state attorney general filing a civil lawsuit against trump, his oldest children and the trump organization accusing them of fraud on a level she calls staggering and astounding. cnn justice correspondent jessica snyder reports. >> reporter: claiming you have money that you do not have does not amount to the art of the deal. it's the art of the steal. new york's attorney general letitia james announcing she is suing former president donald trump and his three oldest children for lying to lenders and insurers for more than a decade fraudulently inflating the value of their properties all over the country. >> they violated several state criminal laws. including falsifying business records, issuing false financial statements, insurance fraud and engaging in a conspiracy to commit each of these state law violations. >> reporter: james is seeking drastic remedies. her lawsuit demands trump and his family forfeit the nearly quarter billion dollars they've illegally gained over the years and looking to shut down trump's business dealings in new york. >> we are asking the court t

we will wait and see for the results of that legal action recently announced by the new york state's attorney general. host: fairplay missouri, jeff, republican. caller: good morning. i just want to ask the representative a question about he has so much fear about january 6 but i wonder if he has just as much fair and 2016 when they investigated a sitting president. the papers he took will define the original coup. the original coup is investigating a sitting president after they already knew everything that the fbi had presented was a complete fabricated lie by the clinton's. guest: obviously, there was a process that congress engaged in both to impeach president trump on two occasions in the house of representatives acted accordingly. the last process happened about january 6 where they tried to stop the vote count of affair and open election of joe biden. we acted appropriately within the confines of the constitution. i'm very proud of the actions we took. host: i know we are short on time but i did want to ask, we chatted a little bit about the effort of the governors in texas an

on top of that, new york state passed a law in 2019, then governor andrew cuomo, closing a new york state loophole -- >> i'm going to redirect you a little bit. not that i don't love your legal analysis. the question was about the case against him. i think double jeopardy is interesting to lawyers, but what's he on trial for? is it a strong case? >> yes, sorry, it's a very strong case. he defrauded maga people to build a wall. they've got receipts, emails, emails where he is talking about how they have to do this so they can keep the grips going. they've got him dead to rights on this. it's a very strong case. i absolutely expect him to be convicted, and this is something we've seen from new york state before. the new district attorney, this is i think the second trump crony that he's going after who had previously been pardoned by the president. so, again, we've got people who are already in significant legal trouble that donald trump tried to get off the hook. now state governments, new york state in this case, are coming up behind cleaning up that trumpian mess. i absolutely expect ste

reporter: neil, the attorney general from new york state is asking the courts to now bar donald trump as well as three of his children from being officers or directors of any corporation in new york state. she is also saying that mr. trump should be banned from any real estate transactions taking part in them for at least the next five years. this has been a three-year investigation. the bottom line of the allegation here is that mr. trump, his company and others artificially inflated the value of certain properties and financial statements in order to derive certain financial benefits. during the news conference with letitia james, we see her still talking now, going on more than half an hour, she gave a couple of examples hoofrots were inflated in value. she said, for example, the mar-a-lago country where mr. trump now lives had a claimed valuation of $739 million when in fact its real value, neil was $75 million. she also mentions specifically donald trump's trip plex in trump tower. she said according to documents mr. trump said were correct, that the apartment was 30,000 square f

new york state attorney general letitia james accusing the former president and three of his adult children of falsely inflating the value of almost all of their major properties by billions. the a.g. demanding the trump's be banned from doing business in new york. tonight, the investigation referred to the manhattan d.a. and the irs for potential criminal charges. how the former president is responding tonight. >>> the war in ukraine. vladimir putin and his nuclear threat tonight. and president biden on the world stage responding today. what biden said about nuclear war. and what he says putin's real goal is when it comes to ukraine. tom soufi burridge in ukraine tonight. mary bruce traveling with the president here i new york. >>> the category 4 hurricane barrelling up the atlantic. winds up to 130 miles per hour. now moving towards bermuda. a trail of destruction in its wake. the east coast soon feeling the affects from florida to maine. rob marciano in bermuda tonight with the new track. and we're watching the next potential threat. could it be coming to the gulf? >>> tonight, the battl

. >> duncan: the bombshell lawsuit from the new york state attorney general. cbs's robert costa breaks down the accusations that could prevent the former first family from ever running a business in that state. the fed raises interest rates, plus our cbs's carter evans takes a closer look tonight at inflation and why those already struggling financially are being hit the hardest. and america's opioid crisis. cbs's jeff pegues shows us why drug cartels are now pushing fentanyl that looks like candy. >> they're deliberately doing this to kill our children. this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> duncan: good evening to our viewers in the west, and thank you for joining us tonight. i'm jericka duncan in for norah. we begin tonight with the biggest escalation in the war in ukraine since the invasion itself. russia's vladimir putin is threatening nuclear war and warning the west he's not bluffing. it comes after humiliating defeats on the battlefield in ukraine and in a move not seen in russia since world war ii,

york state." the attorney general has emerged as one of the leading antagonists of the former president. she is a democrat, she was talking about running for governor for a while. what role does politics play in all of this in your view? >> according to the judge in the investigation, it doesn't matter. this has been a running argument that has been going on since january in new york state esident'company or whethermero she is trying to get it to embarrass the former president and his company. what the judge has ruled is it doesn't matter that the attorney general is a democrat, doesn't matter that she was running for office, about investigating trump. what matters are the facts involved in this case has survived several hurdles. in a civil case like this in new york, this case is advanced. the attorney general has a lot of information, millions of pages of documents. we remember she interewed the former president, he took the fifth amendment 500 times. the case is far along in the evidence is out

real estate and new york state business dealings. >> they have some big assets in new york, trump tower being the most famous and they own an office building in lower manhattan, 40 wall street, and also there's a golf course and they have an estate called seven springs, so they have several assets, they obviously have other assets throughout the country, but they've got some key assets here, and he's most identified with new york. >> with that in mind, when you think about the future of the trump organization, and what the attorney general is in fact seeking here, in this lawsuit, right, seeking to sanction the former president and his organization from being the office of any new york company for five years and seeking to bar them from lending from any new york-registered financial institution for five years as well, what does that do to an organization? >> well, yasmin, as you said yourself, she's not seeking judicial dissolution which is often referred to as a corporate death penalty, but i think the list of things that she is seeking are the equivalent of corporate life in prison, s

too dpv when i was a kid more than 40 members congress in new york state now down to 26 think about that florida did opposite states low taxes better a little bit environment new york starting to realize that to some extent we have to change dynamic with respect to the the tax structure new york state business structure in new york state, crime very, very important another prong crime issues going to send a lot back to states to refund police have ties to funding so if they accept funds not having sanctuary cities not going to have bail no bail for murderers, inflation is probably one of the biggest reasons why we're going to do it. >> that is certainly the number one issue, for new yorkers, american families in general, congressman we will be watching thanks very much for with being here this morning. >> thanks again maria. >> all right, john katko joining us in d.c. we are waiting on housing permits building permits housing starts to cheryl we go. cheryl: let's start with starts came in, believe it or not, stronger than expected % jump, 1.575. again that is much -- stronger than e

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again the hypocrisy of this, into westchester, new york state, virginia, you name it. but what do you make of the response from kamala harris and her husband or lack of response from vice president harris? >> let's be clear. this gives northeast liberals including the vice president and her husband a chance to show hypocritical and selfish they are. what do they think is happening at the border and the capacities of the gop governors. their infrastructure is stressed. they can see what is happening at the border. governors called for a meeting and called for help over a year ago and were rebuffed. it gives them a chance to show not only what's happening at the border but if they claim to be so compassionate in the sanctuaries cities here you go, see for yourself. >> it's not going to bring democrats and republicans together. it's not how we get bipartisan reform for our borders. it is not going to happen. ron desantis using taxpayer dollars to fly human beings from another state in texas to martha's vineyard isn't the answer. >> they were flying into new york state bec

laura: the state attorney general of new york cannot actually file charges herself. will the lawsuit lead to federal charges? what will happen now? >> yeah, laura, we have seen president trump throughout this three year investigation calling it time and again a witchhunt. remember, he tried to block her subpoenas and sue to have the investigation itself block. he eventually lost those battles in the courts and had to sit for a court-ordered deposition in wet she fled to invoke his fifth amendment 400 times. here we are, it will be a long legal battle for him and the attorney general does feel it will warrant criminal charges. that will be up to the department of justice. the u.s. attorney for the southern district here says they have received to the referral and haven't commented further but it will certainly be on the back of mr. trump's mind. if he is not able to succeed in this civil lawsuit, look at what the attorney general wants to see happen. once him and his kids block from doing business in new york, the trump organization acquiring real estate in new york f

one of the problems is that new york state law is written to prosecute bank fraud. what she's done is say we think we found bank fraud. now it's your turn. i found that an interesting prospect. we don't know if the doj is going to follow up. >> we do know this is at least part of what started it. that was michael cohen's testimony. let's take a olympic. listen. >> provide inflated assets to an insurance company? >> yes. >> who else knows that the president did this? >> alan woois theburg and matthew kal ma ri. >> weisselberg was mentioned here. something that simple really touched off something this big or what feels this big. >> yeah, it's a great question. because the question was under oath. they had given multiple responses. he had been playing defense for trump. but then he also did some jail time. so that question and that pattern is really the predicate for much of this. so i think what you see with letitia james is saying they went deliberately. they went at times slowly, folks ask why does it take so long. she afforded donald trump all his rights. he invoke

in the state of new york. i want to be clear. white collar financial crime is not a victimless crime. when the well connected break, the law. to take in more money that they are entitled to. it reduces resources to working people to regular people. to small business isn't attacking all taxpayers. everyday. people cannot lie to a bank about how much money they have in order to get a favorable loan to buy a home. send their kids to college. and if they did. the government would throw the book at them. why should this be any different? it is a tale of 2 justice systems, one for every day working people. and one for the elite. the rich and the powerful. mister trump and his

ag james served on the new york city council where she passed state housing act forcing landlords to improve living conditions he new york city's worst buildings. she led the oakland regional office of the new york state attorney general's office where she investigated predatory lenders, assisted in investigations of the nypd stop and frisk policy and cracked down on deceptive business practices. she began as a public defender at the legal aid society end is a graduate of lehman college at howard university school of law. let's welcome ag james, please. [applause] next, minnesota attorney general keith ellison . sworn in as minnesota's 30th attorney general in 2019, ag allison is the first african-american and first muslim american elected to statewide office in minnesota. before becoming ag, ellison represented minnesota's fifth district in congress, where he focused on consumer, worker, environmental and civil rights protections. as ag, he championed affordable health care, a fair economy and equal opportunity. he opposed a new rule revoking legal status for immigrants who access p

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new york state and the country. on september 6, the new york state farm wage board voted to advance a proposal to lower the state's overtime wage threshold for farm laborers from 60 to 40 hours per week, despite overwhelming opposition to the recommendation. during the public comment period, farmers, farm workers and consumers all turned out in droves to oppose the legislation. farmers who are struggling with inflation already are worried about keeping up for another price hike. they're concerned about the possible lost hours on the job, cutting their wages, and consumers should fear even higher increase to food costs which have already increased 11.4% over the last year, the biggest increase since 1979. with prices continuing to go up. their fears are real. cornell university's college of agriculture and life sciences projected that the overtime rules implementation could force 2/3 of dairy farmers to make significant changes to their operations, including and dramatically bad leaving the industry or investing in o

the new york state's attorney general files a civil lawsuit against donald trump and three of his children for fraud. and we have a special report from xian in china on the government's zero covid strategy. we begin in russia where a human rights group says one thousand three hundred people have been arrested after taking part in protests against president putin's announced "partial mobilisation" of military reservists. up to three hundred thousand russians could be called up to fight in ukraine — the first mobilisation of civilians since world war two. russia has been losing ground in eastern ukraine in recent weeks. addressing the un general assembly, presidentjoe biden accused moscow of causing a "brutal, needless war". more on that in a moment first, with the latest from moscow here is our russia editor, steve rosenberg. under pressure in ukraine, russia's president has chosen the path that is most familiar to him — escalation. translation: to defend our motherland, its sovereignty l and territorial integrity, for the security of our people, and on the liberated territories, it is

it because new york is a sanctuary state and city and the same with mayor adams in new york city. they've been coming in through catholic charities and other nongovernment organizations for the last year and not appear but now they have to deal with what everyone else on the southern border has to deal with and it is a massive burden we are not prepared to do nor should we. rachel: less than 30 seconds, how does it play politically? on the left they say this has backfired on run desantis, they see a victory in this or at least pretend to see a victory in this fight. >> not at all, you have normal people of all political stripes saying what is going on here? i can tell you in my kids high school in their classrooms they've got 5 or so each, 20 new kids in the classroom the don't speaking. getting services, parent of all stripes are saying enough is enough. rachel: thank you for reminding us what is taking place for the past 12 months. will: coming up, inflation still the top issue for voters which is 52 days until the midterms and with colder weather on the way energy prices could

let's go to the new york state case. today, new york state attorney general letitia james hit donald trump with the most massive lawsuit he has ever faced. >> good morning. including wit and review of millions of documents that were submitted by mr. trump and others. i am announcing that today, we are filing a lawsuit against donald trump for violating the law as part of his efforts to generate profits for himself and, family, and his company. the complaint demonstrates that donald trump falsely inflated his net worth by billions of dollars to unjustly enrich himself. and to cheat the system, thereby cheating all of us. he did this ac ta. in violatio at conspiracy to commit these state law violations. we believe the condu federal criminal law, including issuing false statements to financial institutions and bank fraud. and we are offering those criminal violations that we've uncovered to the united >> good morning. following a comprehensive three-year investigation by my office, including witnesses, interviews with more

york state. we are barring mr. trump and his organization from entering into any new york state commercial real estate acquisition for five years. we are barring mr. trump and the trump organization from applying for any loans from any financial institution registered with the new york department of financial services for five years. we are requiring mr. trump and the trump organization to disgorge the financial benefits obtained through the fraudulent practices, an estimated, a baseline, at the minimum of $250 million and to appoint an independent monitor at the trump organization to oversee compliance, financial reporting, valuations and disclosures to lenders and tax authorities for no less than five years. we are requiring the trump organization to prepare for five years a generally accepted compliance showing mr. trump's net worth to be distributed to all of the recipients of his prior statements of financial condition, to replace the current trustees of the donald j. trump revocable trust w

this time under a state indictment, new york state, by the manhattan district attorney. according to the washington post, quote, the precise details of the state case could not be confirmed, but people familiar with the situation suggests that the prosecution will likely mirror aspects of the federal case in which he was pardoned. in a statement, history attorney -- i have not yet begun to fight. but desert time ago, in bc got word from ben's letter that he was, quote, in route to surrender. lots of questions about what we are expecting to play tomorrow hundred -- form and had three tierney, charles coleman is a former brooklyn assistant to victory, they both join me now. good to have you both here. rebecca, let me start with you, as someone who worked with assistant director -- then be prosecuting this case. the big question here is double jeopardy, right? constitution bars you from being tried twice for the scene crime. obviously there is different jurisdictions. what is the constitutional lay of the land about the feasibility of his process? >> i think the legal issue

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new yo new york state. mayor adams has tried, a special session in albany and she refuses to do that. again, if she is going to make those decisions, all new york state residents being put in harm's way, vote for lee zelda and i would say to everyone. we all should vote. again, don't vote party vote a person. >> ainsley: how do you feel the new yorker, i know you grew up on long island and represent that district in the middle of long island. you have seen the city improve. eight used to be so scary when i was little, and then it improved and now we are seeing crime going back up. >> robert: writes. and we know that, again, mayor giuliani, rudy giuliani in the 90s broke out the broken windows method of law enforcement. to handle with smaller crimes and that will stop the bigger ones. now the smaller crimes are not being handled and again we have the bigger ones coming up on us. it is a bad situation. >> ainsley: sad to see our city in this state and so many across the country, thank you, councilman, for joi

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. ♪ judy: in the days other news, new york state sued former president trump, his three eldest children, and his company. alleging business fraud. the civil lawsuit says they inflated mr. trump's net worth by billions of dollars, by exaggerating the value of his key real estate properties. new york state attorney general letitia james announced the lawsuit in manhattan. >> claiming you have money that you do not have does not amount to the art of the deal, it is the art of the steal. there cannot be different rules for different people in this country or in this state. former presidents are no different. judy: mr. trump called the suit a witch hunt by a democratic official. we'll take a closer look, later in the program. the u.s. house of representatives today approved a bill to block future attempts at subverting presidential elections. it's a direct response to the january 6th riot at the u.s. capitol, and closes loopholes in a centuries-old law. the trump camp tried to exploit those loopholes to overturn the 2020 election results. a similar bill is pending in the senate. hurricane "f

of new york. i don't think that is something that will be issued by the judge but there have been multiple remedies she says she's requesting based on this extensive fraudulent activity she claims she had homed in on over the last three years conducting this investigation. neil: thank you, if we hear anything more from the state attorney general's office or trump himself we will keep you posted. a long way to go, a legal issue to resolve one way or the other and civil charges that have been filed, not criminal charges and recommitting such charges focusing on the irs's office to do just that but a long way from that and that is essentially what legal experts are telling us. in the meantime we are focusing on what is going on with the markets, waiting for those high interest rates to go higher but in this environment people taking matters into their own hands. in new york for example things have gotten so pricey that people are bolting for the sunnier skies of florida but not everyone because in th

in a sweeping new lawsuit filed by the new york state attorney general, the suit also targets trump's three oldest children and the family's business and asks federal prosecutors to consider criminal, criminal charges. >>> and as u.s. consumers reel from stubborn incongratulation the federal reserve takes yet another historic step. interest rates now going up 0.75 point for the third straight time. welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world, i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >>> let's get right to it. on president zelenskyy's very important speech before the united nations general assembly just moments ago, cnn's chief white house correspondent kaitlan collins is over at the u.n. for us, he is calling for a special tribunal to punish russia. >> reporter: yeah, wolf, this is regarded remarks he just delivered to the world l

new york state's attorney—general files a civil lawsuit against donald trump and three of his children forfraud. and we have a special report from central china the father of the british teenager who took around live up teenager who took around live up to viewing harmful content on line tells an inquest how shocked he was after she died to discover the hideous material she had been looking it. and we have a special report from central china as the government continues with its zero—covid strategy. live from our studio in singapore, this is bbc news. it's newsday. we begin in russia where a human rights group says 1,300 people have been arrested after taking part in protests against president putin's announced partial mobilisation of military reservists. up to 300,000 russians could be called up to fight in ukraine, the first mobilisation of civilians since world war ii. russia has been losing ground in eastern ukraine in recent weeks. addressing the un general assembly, ukrainian president zelenskyy said russia deserved to be punished for stealing ukrainian territory and murdering ci