The United Nations leadership position on Russia’s war against Ukraine remains unchanged.
Prior to the Summit in Alaska, UN secretary Antoniu Gutherrish welcomed the highest level of dialogue between two permanent members of the Security Council and Russia, but emphasized the need for immediate stop in Ukraine. The press secretary of the UN Secretary General Stefan Duzharrick said, reported by the Ukrinform.
“We didn’t bet … We really accept the highest level of communication between the two members of the Security Council,” he said.
According to Duzharrik, the position of the UN leadership in the Russian war against Ukraine remains unchanged.
“Gusto namin ng isang agarang, kumpleto at walang kondisyon na tigil ng tigil bilang ang unang hakbang sa paraan upang magtatag ng isang patas, matatag at komprehensibong mundo, na susuportahan ang soberanya ng Ukraine, ang integridad ng teritoryo at kalayaan sa loob ng mga kinikilalang mga hangganan ng internasyonal – alinsunod sa UN Charter, ang internasyonal na batas at lahat ng mga kaugnay na resolusyon ng samahan,” ang sekretarya ng unibersidad na binibigyang emphasis of university.
He added that the UN would carefully monitor the course of meeting of the leaders of the United States and Russia and its results.
Remember that US President Donald Trump and Russian leader Vladimir Putin will now be in Alaska. During the meeting, the leaders of the United States and the Russian Federation will discuss options for the end of the war in Ukraine.
In the case of successful negotiations, until the end of next week, a tripartite meeting was planned along with the participation of Trump, Putin and President of Ukraine Vladimir Zelensky. In the event of a failure of negotiations today, Trump announced his willingness to impose new sanctions against Russia.
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