The United States attempted to rally support for a resolution at the United Nations General Assembly regarding the war in Ukraine. However, after European countries made amendments to the U.S. resolution, the Trump administration was forced to abstain from its own resolution. The amended resolution, focusing on the full-scale invasion of Ukraine by Russia and calling for a just, lasting, and comprehensive peace, was ultimately adopted by the U.N. General Assembly. Despite U.S. opposition, Ukraine’s competing resolution also passed, demanding the immediate withdrawal of Russian forces from Ukrainian territory. The U.S. will continue to push its resolution at the UN Security Council, where they can veto any amendments. The U.S. is focused on achieving a lasting peace in Ukraine and believes that Ukraine may have to give up some territory as part of a peace deal. President Trump is committed to ending the conflict and has proposed a resolution that aims to chart a path to peace. Russia has abstained from using the term “war” to refer to the conflict since its invasion of Ukraine in 2022. The U.S. is urging all member states to support its resolution to help bring about a resolution to the conflict.
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