The world should be fair, comprehensive and stable, and based on the UN Charter and International Law, Gutherresh emphasizes.
UN secretary Antoniu Gutherresh at the Shanghai Cooperation Summit called for the stop of war in Ukraine. It was reported by Ukrinform on Tuesday, September 2.
“In Ukraine, the time has come for a long time for ceasefire, which will lead to a fair, comprehensive and sustainable world – in accordance with UN Charter, International Law and UN resolutions,” said the UN Secretary General.
Gutherresh also called for gas fire cessation, the release of all hostages and not injuring access to the Palestinian population with human help.
“From Sudan to Myanmar, Sahel, Afghanistan and other regions … We should protect the civilian population, contribute to dialogue and provide peace,” the secretary of the general said, adding that SCO has “unique opportunities to promote the development of a more peaceful, inclusive and sustainable future.”
The summit of leaders of countries participating in the Shanghai cooperation organization was held in the city of China of Tianjin on August 31 – September 1. The event was attended by UN Secretary General Antoniu Gutherrish, head of PRC, India, Turkey, Armenia, Pakistan, Russia and other countries.
Remember, on August 29, a meeting of the UN Security Council of Ukraine took place. In this, prime minister Yulia Sviridenko showed photos of children who were killed as a result of Russia’s attack on Kyiv, and called on the world community to give a specific response to these crimes.
UN secretary Antoniu Gutherresh condemned Russia’s massive attack on Kyiv on August 28 and called the immediate and unconditional cessation.
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