The world is talking about Russia’s decision! UN warning

In her speech here, Rosemary DiCarlo, UN Under-Secretary-General for Peacebuilding and Political Affairs, said that 500 days have passed since Russia’s war with Ukraine, and that this period was like “hell” for the Ukrainian people.

DiCarlo stated that confirmed information since the start of the war showed that 9,287 civilians were killed and 16,384 wounded.

Stating that children are among the hardest hit group, DiCarlo claimed that 537 children were killed.

AFFECTS 345 MILLION PEOPLE

Noting that approximately 345 million people in 79 countries are projected to face food insecurity this year, DiCarlo said: “The Black Sea Grain Corridor Agreement provided for the export of 33 million tons of food. It lowered world food prices. he made the statement.

Noting that the UN-Russia memorandum of understanding also brought tangible results, DiCarlo said the UN will continue its efforts.

Noting that Russia’s war in Ukraine risks spilling over into a wider region, DiCarlo called on Moscow to end the war.

“THE WORLD IS WATCHING AND RUSSIA WILL BE RESPONSIBLE”

British Foreign Secretary James Cleverly stated that there are around 19,000 Ukrainian children in Russian camps, saying: “Russia wants to erase Ukraine’s identity and cultural history by using children as tools of war.” he performed the assessment of it.

“The world is watching and Russia will be held to account.” Emphasizing that, Cleverly pointed out that the war harmed not only the people of Ukraine, but also societies in need around the world.

“We call on Russia to come back to the table and extend and fully implement the Black Sea Grain Corridor Agreement indefinitely,” Cleverly said. saying.

Stating that Russia’s activities “take food out of people’s mouths,” Cleverly stressed that the war should not be allowed to continue for another 500 days.

“Mr. Putin, withdraw your troops and end this war,” Cleverely said. he finished his speech.

“RUSSIA USES FOOD AS A WEAPON”

US Permanent Representative to the UN Linda Thomas-Greenfield said: “Russia uses food as a weapon.” saying.

Recalling that Russia vetoed the UN’s Syria aid mechanism last week, Thomas-Greenfield said: “Russia’s malicious acts impede the functioning of the UN Security Council and the implementation of the Secretary-General’s recommendations. We should all ask Russia to approve the Syria aid mechanism and return to the Black Sea Grain Corridor Agreement.” he said.

“IF RUSSIA SEEES CONFIDENTIAL RESULTS…”

Russia’s deputy permanent representative to the United Nations (UN) Dmitry Polyanskiy argued that within the framework of his initiative, grain does not go to countries that really need it.

Defending that the UN Secretariat made “empty promises” to Russia, Polyanskiy said: “No progress was made, so we decided to end the deal.” he made the statement.

“Russia may consider keeping the deal if it sees tangible results instead of promises and guarantees,” Polyanskiy said. saying.

“Blackmailing the World”

Ukraine’s Foreign Minister Dmitro Kuleba said: “Russia is blackmailing the world.” He said that this blackmail affected not only Ukrainians, but also millions of people around the world.

Noting that Ukraine does not have any demands for the agreement, Kuleba noted that they only demand the continuation of the agreement.

Kuleba said: “Russia must end the Hunger Games. I urge all members of the UN to call on Russia to return to the deal in good faith and end its game. Russia should not mix politics with food security.” he emphasized her. (AA)