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Источник @rusembasmara · Post #488 · 25 сент.
⚡️ Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov’s interview for a documentary titled "The UN from the 20th to the 21st Century" (Moscow, September 25, 2024) Key points: • Less than a year after the victorious powers established the UN based on the noble principles formulated in its charter, it became clear that the West, acting contrary to these principles, intended to launch a war against the Soviet Union, and not merely a cold war but an all-out war. These plans hatched by the then "Anglo-Saxons" [nations of the Anglosphere led by the US & UK] have long become public knowledge. • Once NATO was created, the Soviet Union circulated a large document which demonstrated the detrimental effect of that and the danger of building walls between the East and the West, especially in Europe, and called for respecting the #UNCharter and for working towards this. Our call was not heeded. ✊ However, we kept fighting for justice and the implementation of the principle of sovereign equality of nations. Decolonisation was a bright stage and a major embodiment of that principle. The Soviet Union was the main initiator of the 1960 Declaration on the Granting of Independence to Colonial Countries and Peoples. Following its adoption, the number of UN states increased by 80-90 members. • They tell us that the main goal today is to ensure the territorial integrity of Ukraine. It is a misleading interpretation of the UN Charter, where the right of nations to self-determination is put before territorial integrity. • Even before demanding respect for territorial integrity, the UN Charter demands respect for human rights without distinction as to race, sex, language, or religion <…> Now that Zelensky’s Nazi regime, which the West nurtured, has banned both the language and religious rights of a large number of its own population, the West has put away the banners it was waving for decades. ❗️The top priority now is to ensure the achievement of the initial goals and principles of the UN Charter in their entirety and as a whole, rather than selectively or occasionally. • The reform of the UN Security Council is not a one-off event. It’s a process which has been ongoing since the time the United Nations came into being <...> Nevertheless, it relies on principles that must be preserved at all costs. The main principle is that the Security Council reform should be based on a broad-based agreement among states. It does not say “consensus,” but it does state “broad-based agreement among states.” 🌍🇮🇳🇧🇷 We have invariably supported the legitimate aspirations of India and Brazil to secure permanent seats in the Security Council. However, African aspirations must be met as well. Africa has common collective positions, which we respect. And we would have like that. • Our position implies providing additional seats for Asia, Africa, and Latin America. We are open to some of these seats being permanent, but we need to achieve general agreement before we can move forward. It is a complicated process. I don’t see any chance for bringing this process to a swift and expedited completion any time soon. • Since the UN was created, there has never been a time, a region, or a situation that involved the United States in one way or another, where the country would actually respect that principle. Every time, everywhere they acted as a hegemon, or like a "bull in a china shop". • When they wanted to punish Russia, the West abandoned all the principles which it was feeding to us and which it declared sacred. The same is happening to the principles of the UN Charter. The West is trampling and destroying them without a moment’s hesitation. ➡️ Read in full #UNGA79#UNCharterIsOurRules
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@interesting_planet_facts · Post #1190 · 04.01.2026, 12:11
🌎 Some mid-ocean ridges, like the Mid-Atlantic Ridge, are areas where new seafloor is constantly created as tectonic plates move apart. Hydrothermal vents along these ridges support unique ecosystems, including tube worms and giant clams, which thrive in total darkness using chemical energy instead of sunlight. ✨ #ocean⚡#geology⚡#biodiversity 👉subscribe Interesting Planet 👉more Channels
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@interesting_planet_facts · Post #586 · 19.08.2025, 00:22
🌎 Deep beneath the Caribbean Sea, the deepest known blue hole—Dean’s Blue Hole—plunges over 200 meters. Its tight entrance leads to vast, vertical caverns, hosting unique marine life adapted to total darkness and low oxygen levels. ✨ #geology⚡#ocean⚡#biodiversity 👉subscribe Interesting Planet
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🔖 [破事氵] 自家老板想做游戏的后续 NGA玩家社区 P3 #pinboard#game#biodiversity 二游这边的瓜真是越吃越大，男女对立、转移支付、混厕什么的。 前几天逛了一下 nga 以及贴吧，真的是接近粪坑了，全是各种二游在社区 PVP。（大脑被污染了，CPU满负荷，谁来救救） https://bbs.nga.cn/read.php?tid=40389397&page=3 #二游节奏
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@ecoschools_uzbekistan · Post #1032 · 24.05.2024, 07:02
👋😉 Barchaga salom! 🐳 Xalqaro bioxilma-xillik kunida Toshkentdagi BMTTD mamlakat ofisi "Eco-schools Uzbekistan" loyihasi ishtirokchilari uchun Ochiq eshiklar kunini o‘tkazdi. 🌲 BMTTD xodimlari bolalarimizga qiziqarli ekskursiya uyushtirib, o‘z ofisida qo‘llanilayotgan ekologik yechimlar va qiziqarli BIOFIN tashabbusi haqida ma’lumot berishdi hamda uning tabiatni asrash va tiklashdagi o‘rni haqida so‘zlab berishdi. Tadbir yakunida o‘quvchilar olingan bilimlarni mustahkamlash maqsadida viktorinada ishtirok etdi. #EcoSchoolsUzbekistan#Biodiversity#BIOFIN — 👋😉 Всем привет! 🐳 В Международный день биоразнообразия страновой офис ПРООН в Ташкенте провёл День открытых дверей для участников проекта Eco-schools Uzbekistan. 🌲 Сотрудники UNDP устроили нашим ребятам интересную экскурсию, рассказали об экологических решениях, которые уже применяют в своём офисе и об интересной Инициативе БИОФИН и какую роль она призвана играть в сохранении и восстановлении природы. А в завершении мероприятия школьники приняли участие в викторине, чтобы закрепить полученные знания. #EcoSchoolsUzbekistan#Biodiversity#BIOFIN 🌐Zamin🌐Instagram🌐Facebook
@googlefactss · Post #40074 · 12.11.2025, 15:01
The Hula painted frog—declared extinct, now rediscovered in 2011—is a true Lazarus and a living fossil. 🐸✨🌿🔬@googlefactss [Read more] #Conservation#LazarusSpecies#Biodiversity
@googlefactss · Post #40018 · 05.11.2025, 14:04
Today we at @googlefactss present to you: Alytes muletensis — the Majorcan midwife toad. First only known from fossils in 1977 and presumed extinct, live individuals were found in Mallorca three years later. This tiny endemic lives only in Tramuntana mountain streams, where males carry and keep the eggs moist on their backs until they hatch. 🐸🌿 [Source] @googlefactss #conservation#biodiversity#LazarusSpecies
@interesting_planet_facts · Post #1146 · 20.12.2025, 12:11
🌎 The saiga antelope’s enlarged, drooping nose acts as a built-in air filter and cooler on the Central Asian steppes. When alarmed, herds can stampede at speeds up to 80 kilometers per hour. ✨ #animals⚡#evolution⚡#biodiversity 👉subscribe Interesting Planet 👉more Channels
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@interesting_planet_facts · Post #1019 · 09.11.2025, 18:11
🌎 The shoebill stork stands over 1.2 meters tall and has a massive, shoe-shaped bill up to 24 centimeters long. Native to East African swamps, this solitary bird hunts lungfish, frogs, and even baby crocodiles. ✨ #animals⚡#biodiversity⚡#evolution 👉subscribe Interesting Planet 👉more Channels
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@interesting_planet_facts · Post #1376 · 17.04.2026, 12:11
🌎 In Slovenia, the Postojna Cave harbors a rare blind amphibian called the olm, which can live without food for up to 10 years. The cave stretches over 24 kilometers and contains vast chambers, underground rivers, and prehistoric animal remains. ✨ #geology⚡#caves⚡#biodiversity 👉subscribe Interesting Planet 👉more Channels
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@interesting_planet_facts · Post #1167 · 26.12.2025, 22:11
🌎 Beneath Borneo’s limestone hills, the Clearwater Cave system spans over 237 kilometers, making it one of the world’s largest interconnected cave networks. Its underground river flows for 11 kilometers, supporting unique species like blind catfish and swiftlets that nest in its dark chambers. ✨ #caves⚡#geology⚡#biodiversity 👉subscribe Interesting Planet 👉more Channels
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@interesting_planet_facts · Post #1080 · 28.11.2025, 12:11
🌎 The world’s deepest cave, Veryovkina Cave in Georgia, plunges to 2,212 meters below the surface. Its vertical shafts, tight squeezes, and frigid underground streams challenge expert cavers. Specially adapted crustaceans and fungi live in total darkness at these extreme depths. ✨ #caves⚡#geology⚡#biodiversity 👉subscribe Interesting Planet 👉more Channels
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@interesting_planet_facts · Post #704 · 07.09.2025, 13:22
🌎 In Croatia’s Velebit Mountains, the Lukina Jama–Trojama cave system plunges over 1,431 meters deep, housing rare leech species and tiny amphipods. Exploring these deep caves requires specialized rope techniques and careful study of underground water flows, revealing new life forms adapted to total darkness and isolation. ✨ #caves⚡#biodiversity⚡#geology 👉subscribe Interesting Planet
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