US EditionEuropeans win in UN clash with US over rival Ukraine resolutions
- The United States joined Russia in opposing a European-led resolution about Ukraine in the U.N., marking a split from its allies, as reported by AP.
- The U.N. General Assembly passed a resolution acknowledging Russian aggression against Ukraine with 93 votes in favor and 8 against, after France added amendments.
- While the U.S. abstained from its own resolution after it was amended, it pushed for a vote in the U.N. Security Council with a 10-0 outcome, 5 abstaining.
- Ukrainian Deputy Foreign Minister Mariana Betsa stated that Ukraine is exercising its "inherent right to self-defense" following Russia's invasion.
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The estrangement between the United States and Europe is in full swing. This became painfully clear in both the voting behavior of the Americans in the General Assembly of the United Nations and during the visit of French President Macron to the White House. "Trump chooses the side of Putin and is no longer an ally of Europe. The West as we know it no longer exists."
The US is providing a resolution that Russia does not call Ukraine's aggressor. "Russia First" in the White House?
The executive body has approved a United States text that does not cite Russia as an aggressor and does not refer to the territorial integrity of Kiev
The UN Security Council passed a resolution tabled by the United States, which was surprisingly benevolent to Moscow. The draft resolution entitled ... The post-compromised US resolution on Ukraine war adopted in the UN Security Council appeared first on Apollo News.
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