'Humankind no longer pins its hopes on the UN,' Zelenskyy tells Security Council

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

60% : "However, for this to happen, the years-long discussions and projects on UN reform must be translated into a viable process of UN reform," he added.
53% : The Charter is the UN's founding document and codifies the major principles of international relations, including the sovereign equality of States and the prohibition of the use of force in international relations.
47% : Humankind no longer pins its hopes on the UN when it comes to the defense of the sovereign borders of nations," Mr. Zelenskyy told the Council.
47% : At the outset, Russia's Ambassador to the UN, Vassily Nebenzya, questioned why President Zelenskyy was allowed to speak ahead of representatives of countries that are on the Council, and why North Macedonian Foreign Minister, Bujar Osmani, who is the chair of the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE), was invited.
44% : Mr. Guterres said the UN has been clear in condemning the war, which began on 24 February.
37% : "We should recognize that the UN finds itself in a deadlock on the matters of aggression.
29% : "Russia's invasion of Ukraine, in clear violation of the United Nations Charter and international law, is aggravating geopolitical tensions and divisions, threatening regional stability, increasing the nuclear threat, and creating deep fissures in our increasingly multipolar world," he said.

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