The Kremlin considers it necessary to transform the UN Security Council

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The UN Security Council needs to be transformed in order to increase its effectiveness. According to the press secretary of the Russian President Dmitry Peskov, the involvement of more countries in the functioning of the UN, as well as the consensus of the participants, is necessary.


The official speaker of the Kremlin noted that at present many states have emerged whose role in the international arena should be revised towards greater influence on the affairs of the world community.

Meanwhile, John Kirby, coordinator for strategic communications at the White House National Security Council, said that Joseph Biden plans to raise the issue of changing the architecture of the UN Security Council. The American president's speech at the 78th session of the General Assembly is scheduled for September 19.

In addition, Kirby believes that this Security Council should become more representative and inclusive.

The day before, hearings began in The Hague on Ukraine's lawsuit against Russia in a case of alleged violation of the genocide convention in connection with a special operation. The hearings will last until September 27. The Russian side is represented by Ambassador-at-Large of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Gennady Kuzmin, Ambassador of the Russian Federation to the Netherlands Alexander Shulgin and Deputy Permanent Representative of the Russian Federation to the UN Maria Zabolotskaya.
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  1. strange guest Offline strange guest
    strange guest (Strange Guest) 18 September 2023 17: 59
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    Oh really? The Americans have been offering this for a long time) ours didn’t want it, they didn’t want it, but now they want it... Just like with the retirement age. The IMF hammered and hammered, and agreed..
  2. In passing Offline In passing
    In passing (Galina Rožkova) 18 September 2023 19: 16
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    What's the consensus? Harness the horse and the tremulous doe? Well, there will be confusion and vacillation. Similar to the EU, only on a global scale? They also have a consensus, only Germany, France and the Benelux dictate. But let the delegations vote, it’s a headache for them for the future.
  3. Vladimir80 Offline Vladimir80
    Vladimir80 18 September 2023 20: 08
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    I don’t believe in the stupidity of Papuan diplomats, so the expansion of the UN Security Council, if it happens, is part of the globalists’ plan to establish a unified order throughout the planet, and Papuan follows their lead!
  4. prior Offline prior
    prior (Vlad) 19 September 2023 10: 33
    +1
    If the foundation is rotten, painting the facade will not work.
    The UN does not solve the problems of today. None.
  5. Vitaly-Rodaslav MK Offline Vitaly-Rodaslav MK
    Vitaly-Rodaslav MK (Vitaly-Rodaslav MK) 19 September 2023 10: 42
    +1
    The UN is generally a useless organization, permeated through and through with hypocrisy and controlled by the General Staff, take the example of the Serbian genocide, and this is not to mention the fact that Serbian Kosovo was simply torn out and given to the Albanians who continued and continue the Serbian genocide, and the UN has remained silent and remains silent, the best option is to dissolve this organization altogether or change everyone there and recreate it from scratch, otherwise those who sit there now are almost all wagging their tails in front of the General Staff.
  6. new.ad Offline new.ad
    new.ad (Alexander Draka) 19 September 2023 20: 41
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    Quote: Strange guest
    Oh really? The Americans have been offering this for a long time) ours didn’t want it, they didn’t want it, but now they want it... Just like with the retirement age. The IMF hammered and hammered, and agreed..

    According to some reports, the West recruited hundreds of thousands of foreign agents in Russia ;) Only 700 journalists were tagged there, the rest are working ;)