SECURITY COUNCIL LIVE: Russia ‘can only be forced into peace’ says Zelenskyy

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People survey the damage caused by a missile attack on a building in Kharkiv City, Ukraine.

Tuesday, September 24, 2024
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The UN Security Council is meeting for a high level briefing on the Ukraine war. The UN Secretary-General told foreign ministers and ambassadors that Russia's invasion of Ukraine since 2014, when Moscow took Crimea, was a clear violation of the UN Charter." We'll have full coverage as it happens, and UN News app users can follow here.

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