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The apparent suicide of Russia’s transportation minister brought expressions of shock and sorrow Tuesday from the Kremlin but ...

The US said its proposal for a ceasefire in Ukraine was "Russia's best possible outcome". Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.

On Monday, the UN Security Council adopted a draft resolution proposed by the US regarding the end of the Russia-Ukraine conflict, with a vote of 10 in favor to none against, with fives abstentions.

The United Nations Security Council on February 24, 2025, adopted a U.S.-drafted resolution on the third anniversary of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine that takes a neutral position on the conflict ...

UNSC adopts US resolution demanding end of war in Ukraine without mentioning Russian aggression Two resolutions were tabled for voting in the UNGA against 'Russian aggression in Ukraine' where the ...

The United Nations Security Council adopted a US-led resolution on Russia’s war against Ukraine Monday after it failed to pass earlier in the day in the body’s General Assembly.

The four EU members on the Security Council and Britain plan to submit amendments to the text to describe Russia as the aggressor and to insist on Ukraine's territorial integrity, according to a ...

United Kingdom’s Ambassador Barbara Woodward (C) speaks during a Security Council meeting discussing the war in Ukraine at United Nations Headquarters in New York, New York, USA, Feb. 24, 2025.

Marking a sharp U-turn in policy, the US led a ‘neutral’ resolution on Ukraine at the UN Security Council, omitting any mention of Russia’s aggression or Ukraine’s territorial integrity.

Finally, the Security Council voted on the U.S. resolution as it was introduced, approving it by a vote of 10 to 0, with 5 abstentions. Rather than use their own veto power, Britain and France ...