UN Chief Guterres: Ukraine's Sovereignty is Non-Negotiable for a Just Peace.
A Just Peace for Ukraine
According to TSN.ua: UN Secretary-General António Guterres has outlined the essential conditions for a just peace in Ukraine, emphasizing the fundamental importance of the country's sovereignty and territorial integrity. Marking the fourth anniversary of the Russian Federation's full-scale invasion, Guterres stressed that Ukraine's sovereignty, independence, and territorial integrity must be upheld within its internationally recognized borders. This stance reinforces a core principle of the UN Charter, which all member states are bound to respect.
UN Operations in Ukraine
Since the war began, UN activities in Ukraine have focused heavily on providing humanitarian aid, as four years of conflict have resulted in severe destruction, mass displacement, and human rights violations. In his address, Guterres asserted that
"no compromise can justify the violation of international law or the abandonment of Ukraine's territorial integrity"and underscored that
"a peace that does not respect the fundamental principles of international law simply cannot be just."
These statements from the UN Secretary-General reflect the unwavering position of the international community in supporting Ukraine's quest for a restored and just peace. The UN continues to play a vital role in humanitarian initiatives and in forging a global consensus on the principles for conflict resolution, highlighting the enduring significance of international law in today's world.
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