51 UN Member States Issue Joint Call for Russia to Follow Ukraine’s March 2025 Ceasefire Commitment
- Fifty-One United Nations member states issued a joint statement supporting Ukraine and opposing Russia’s aggression.
- The coalition said Ukraine had accepted a full, immediate, and unconditional ceasefire and called on Russia to do the same.
- The signatories urged Russia to participate in meaningful negotiations for a comprehensive, just, and lasting peace.
- The statement called for the safe return of detained, transferred, or deported Ukrainian civilians, including children, and prisoners of war, while condemning attacks on civilians and supporting freedom of navigation in the Black Sea.
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The 51 member countries of the United Nations called on Russia to agree to a full and unconditional ceasefire, which Ukraine had agreed to as early as March 2025.
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