U.N. Council Adopts Resolution on Russia-Ukraine War Anniversary
The United Nations Security Council adopted a U.S.-drafted resolution marking the third anniversary of Russia's war in Ukraine. The resolution was passed with 10 votes in favor, while five members, including France and Britain, abstained. This comes as President Trump seeks to mediate peace.
The United Nations Security Council has adopted a U.S.-drafted resolution to mark the third anniversary of the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine.
The resolution signifies a shift in the long-held U.N. stance on the war as U.S. President Donald Trump intensifies efforts to mediate peace between the two nations.
The resolution was passed with 10 votes in favor, while France, Britain, and three others chose to abstain from the vote.
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