UN General Assembly Passes Strong Resolution Condemning Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine
If Putin ignores the resolution as expected and mounts even more vicious attacks against Ukrainian civilians, the next step must be a resolution kicking Russia out of the United Nations altogether
By Joseph A. Klein, CFP United Nations Columnist —— Bio and Archives--March 3, 2022
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The United Nations General Assembly finally got something right. On Wednesday, it voted overwhelmingly to approve a resolution entitled “Aggression against Ukraine.” The resolution strongly condemned Russia’s brutal invasion of Ukraine and demanded that Russia withdraw all of its military forces from all of Ukraine's territory. The vote was 141 votes yes, 5 no, and 35 abstentions, exceeding the two-third majority needed to approve the resolution. Siding with Russia in voting against the resolution were North Korea, Syria, Belarus, and Eritrea. China abstained.Welcome to CFP’s Comment Section!
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