Western countries on UNSC refuse to compromise on peace, security issues — Russian envoy
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Russian Permanent Representative to the UN Vasily Nebenzya stated that several Western UN Security Council members are refusing to compromise on peace and security issues. Nebenzya claimed that these countries are prioritizing short-sighted political interests over the effectiveness of the Security Council.
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What happened
A number of UN Security Council members, primarily from Western countries, are refusing to compromise on important peace and security issues, Russian Permanent Representative to the UN Vasily Nebenzya stated.
Why it matters
"We consider it important to draw attention to the refusal of a number of states, primarily those belonging to the Western camp, to seek a compromise on important issues of peace and security.
Common ground
As practice shows, decisions that are not adopted unanimously do not carry the same weight on the ground as consensus resolutions," he said during an open debate in the Security Council.
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Russian Permanent Representative to the UN Vasily Nebenzya stated that several Western UN Security Council members are refusing to compromise on peace and security issues. Nebenzya claimed that these countries are prioritizing short-sighted political interests over the effectiveness of the Security Council.
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