Malta's Minister Urges Protection for Civilians in Ukraine
Malta's Minister Urges Protection for Civilians in Ukraine

Malta's Minister Urges Protection for Civilians in Ukraine

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At a UN Security Council meeting, Malta's Deputy Prime Minister Ian Borg condemned attacks on civilians, hospitals, and schools in Ukraine, urging Russia to cease hostilities and withdraw forces. He highlighted the war's devastating impact on Ukraine's infrastructure and the humanitarian crisis affecting millions, especially women and children. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is set to address the UN General Assembly, seeking support for Ukraine and pressuring international leaders to act against Russia's aggression. U.S. President Joe Biden affirmed the importance of continued support for Ukraine, asserting that Putin's invasion has failed in its objectives. Conversely, Donald Trump criticized the current U.S. administration's approach to the conflict, claiming that the U.S. should disengage from the war in Ukraine. The discussions at the UN reflect a deepening divide in perspectives regarding the ongoing conflict and the international response.

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