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Volodymyr Zelenskyy, President of Ukraine, addresses the general debate of the 79th Session of the General Assembly of the UN (New York, 24 - 30 September 2024).
Aggressor Nations in the UN should be expelled and not be permitted to rejoin until those responsible for the aggression are tried and convicted accordingly. They would not be invited to rejoin until there was a 100% unanimous vote to allow them to rejoin
In the future there would be no VETO vote
In Korea I served in the United Nations forces protecting South Korea. There are United Nations in Lebanon. If there is a cease fire why will the not be a United Nations peace force in Ukraine?
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The peace process that has begun to end the war between Russia and Ukraine is causing a major rift between the United States and the European Union.
One side is holding talks in Riyadh and the other in Ankara for an end to the war and a transition to a peace process.
In Riyadh, there was an important summit between the United States and Russian delegations, while in Ankara there was a critical meeting between Turkish President Erdoğan and Ukrainian President Zelenskyy.
The EU wing announced that it would consider talks in support of Ukraine's territorial integrity.
This signaled that Europe was paying attention to the Erdogan and Zelenskyy summit in Ankara.
The Turkish government has been supporting Ukraine militarily and has also argued that Ukraine's territorial integrity must be preserved while respecting its independence.
However, there was a moment at the summit in the United States that the EU wing did not expect.
United States Secretary of State Marco Rubio stated that the solution to the Russian Ukrainian conflict must be agreed by all parties.
He also hinted that this could be a justification for the EU to lift sanctions against Russia.
After these statements, Europe was on its feet.
Following Marco Rubio's call for easing sanctions against Russia, senior EU officials said that they would not listen to the United States on this issue, that the restrictions would continue and that even new steps would be taken.
We will now explore these historic details that led to the divergence between the EU and the United States on sanctions against Russia.
