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US Votes Against UN Resolution on Chornobyl Disaster, Aligning With Russia and Belarus
The US unexpectedly voted against Ukraine’s Chornobyl resolution at the UN, joining Russia and its allies, citing objections to references to the 2030 Agenda rather than Ukraine or nuclear safety.
The United Nations General Assembly adopted a resolution "Strengthening international cooperation and coordination of efforts to study, mitigate and minimize the consequences of the Chernobyl disaster", initiated by Ukraine and a group of states
The United States voted against a United Nations resolution which calls for international cooperation for the management of the consequences of the nuclear disaster from Cernobíl. The decision puts Washington along with Russia, Belarus, China and North Korea at a time when a Russian drone hit in February compromised the site's protection structure. The resolution passed with 97 [...]
The UN General Assembly adopted a resolution on Chernobyl, it was supported by 97 countries.
The UN General Assembly approved the resolution "Strengthening international cooperation and coordination of efforts in studying, mitigating and minimizing the consequences of the Chernobyl disaster."
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