The President of Ukraine addresses the UN Security Council and describes in graphic detail the horrors against civilians in Buccia.

He compared Russia's war crimes to ISIS and challenged the UN to act or dissolve itself.

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that this war could last years. Plus, the other headlines were following this morning.

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Good morning and welcome to way too early on this Wednesday, April 6th.

I'm Jonathan Lemire and let's start with the news.

Ukrainian president, Voldemir Zelensky, is calling out the United Nations.

In a virtual speech to the group security council yesterday, Zelensky issued a scathing

rebuke of the UN, accusing it of failing to stop human rights violations in Ukraine and around

the world.

It is obvious that the key institution of the world, which must ensure the coercion of any

aggressive to peace, simply cannot work effectively.

The United Nations can be simply closed.

Ladies and gentlemen, are you ready to close the UN?

Do you think that the time of international law is gone? If your answer is no,

then you need to act immediately. The massacre from Syria to Somalia, from Afghanistan to Yemen and Libya,

that should have been stopped a long time ago to tell the truth. If tyranny had at least once received such

a response to the war, it had been reached. It would have ceased to exist.

Like he did in his address to Congress a few weeks ago, Zelensky paused during his speech

yesterday to show a graphic

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