UN for the first time: The UN adopted two resolutions on the Russian-Ukrainian War (results)

For the first time in the three -year history of the war, the United States did not support this opinion. The focus gathered information about the results of the UN voting and the resolution that the Americans still supported. The results of the EU proposal appeared in the account of the X European Community. As a result, the resolution in support of Ukraine was adopted, but there were voices against. Among them are the USA, the Russian Federation, Belarus and others.

The results of voting in the UN on February 24, 2025 for the EU proposal: the European Union also published the text of the resolution in support of Ukraine. The document states that in 2022 the invasion of the Russian Federation began, which led to the death of people and should be stopped immediately.

"With concern, noting that the full -scale invasion of the Russian Federation into Ukraine continues for three years and continues to have devastating and long -term consequences not only for Ukraine, but also for other regions and global stability," the first paragraph of the document reads. Immediately after the vote for the EU resolution, representatives of the UN member states considered the US proposal.

The text of the American resolution was also supported, according to the post of journalist Ostap Yarish in X. The results of voting in the UN on February 24, 2025 for a proposal of the United States: we note that earlier Focus wrote about changing the US position in the UN on the issue of the Russian-Ukrainian war. The new resolution of the Americans consisted of the statement that the world was mourning the victims, while the "parties to the conflict" were called for peace.

It is not mentioned that the Russian Federation is an aggressor country that invaded the territory of a neighboring state. Meanwhile, Bloomberg has been investigated by television interviews by US Presidential Advisor Michael Voltz and US Secretary of Defense Pete Hegset. As it turned out, both American officials never called the Russian Federation an aggressor.