This is the Global News podcast from the BBC World Service.

I'm Jeanette Jaliel, and in the early hours of Tuesday, the 19th of November, these are our main stories.

The Kremlin warns President Biden's decision to let Ukraine hit targets in Russia could escalate the war,

as the UN Security Council meets to discuss what more help to give.

Brazil's President Lula opens the G20 summit with a call for countries to come together

to end global hunger and poverty. Hamas officials in Gaza say they've killed 20 gang members

who looted aid after the mass theft of UN trucks on Saturday.

Also in this podcast, the seven-year-old Russian child prodigy, who has been offered a job

as head of corporate training at this company.

We sent him an offer the head of a teaching department in our company.

But unfortunately for us, according to Russian law,

it's prohibited to your work in a company before you got 14.

So he'll have to wait until he's 14 before he can take up the job offer.

To be a week. before he can take up the job offer. Today, Tuesday, marks 1,000 days since Russia launched its full-scale invasion of Ukraine,

a milestone which the UK's foreign minister, David Lammy,

emphasized at a special meeting of the UN Security Council in New York

on Monday.

For a thousand days, Ukraine has courageously resisted Russians' aggression.

So this is a grim milestone.

And I'm here at the United Nations to say to member states, unless Putin fails, the wars of conquest will be back.

Unless Putin fails, our faith in international law will never return.

Unless Putin fails, all of our borders will not be safe.

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