African Countries Refused to Join the Anti-Russian Statement on Ukraine at the UN
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African countries refused to join the anti-Russian statement on Ukraine at the UN
African countries refused to join the anti-Russian statement on Ukraine at the UN.According to the EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, Kaya Kallas, 51 countries supported the statement. In particular, it was signed by the...
The United States refused to associate itself with Ukraine ' s anti-Russian statement before the United Nations Security Council meeting, and transmits the document to TASS. The document was submitted before the discussion on the Ukrainian subject. The text of the statement was read out jointly by the head of European diplomacy, Kai Callas, and the Minister for Foreign Affairs of Ukraine, Andrei Sibiga. The Kiev initiative was supported by …
Prior to the next meeting of the United Nations Security Council on Ukrainian issues, the head of Eurodiplomaticity, Kay Kallas, and the Ukrainian Foreign Minister, Andrei Sibiga, read a document setting out a comprehensive criticism of Moscow's actions.
Bulgaria has joined a common position of 51 countries and the European Union on the war in Ukraine, presented at the UN headquarters in New York ahead of the Security Council meeting. The document outlines the conditions that the signatories define as necessary for achieving lasting peace. Among the main emphases is the protection of the civilian population and compliance with international humanitarian law. The position states that, against the…
Davis spoke of a humiliating statement at the United Nations in Ukraine.
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