Hey everyone, here’s the scoop on a big move at the UN 🚨: The United States just vetoed a draft resolution that called for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza, along with lifting all restrictions on humanitarian aid. This resolution, supported by 14 out of 15 Security Council members and tabled by 10 elected members, also urged the immediate, unconditional release of hostages held by Hamas and other groups.
The decision has sparked major reactions. Fu Cong, China’s permanent representative to the UN, expressed deep disappointment, saying the veto extinguished a glimmer of hope for the people in Gaza. Ambassadors from Britain, Algeria, and Pakistan also voiced strong concerns, labeling the move as a setback for peace and humanitarian efforts.
In a world where every voice counts, especially among young, globally connected communities, this veto has ignited conversations on social media about the balance of power and its impact on millions. Many are calling for a reexamination of how veto powers are used in situations that affect everyday lives. What do you think should be the next steps for lasting peace? Share your thoughts! 😊
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U.S. vetoes UNSC draft resolution demanding immediate Gaza ceasefire
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