U.S. Proposes New 65-Word Resolution on Ukraine War at United Nations

 

February 22, 2025 – The United States has introduced a concise 65-word resolution to the United Nations General Assembly concerning the ongoing war in Ukraine. The proposal, presented ahead of the war’s third anniversary, emphasizes the need for a "swift end to the conflict" and advocates for a "lasting peace between Ukraine and Russia."

Key Points of the U.S. Proposal:

• Calls for a peaceful resolution to the conflict.
• Omits direct reference to Russia as the aggressor.
• Does not explicitly affirm Ukraine’s territorial integrity.

This draft marks a notable shift in U.S. diplomacy, setting it apart from European allies, who have been pushing for a stronger stance against Russia. European nations favor a resolution that demands the immediate withdrawal of Russian forces from Ukraine.

Global Reactions to the U.S. Draft Resolution

Russia’s U.N. Ambassador, Vassily Nebenzia, welcomed the proposal and suggested amendments addressing what he called the "root causes" of the conflict. In contrast, European diplomats voiced concerns that the U.S. stance could weaken global support for Ukraine.

The debate over the resolution highlights growing divisions among Western allies on how to handle the war’s diplomatic resolution. The U.N. is expected to deliberate on the proposal in the coming days.

For the latest updates on this developing story, stay tuned.

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