Russia has vetoed a UK-backed UN Security Council resolution calling for a ceasefire in Sudan, leading to sharp criticism from the UK and US.
British Foreign Secretary David Lammy condemned the move, accusing Russia of prolonging the suffering of Sudanese civilians amid ongoing violence. Russia defended its veto, arguing that the resolution interfered in Sudan's internal affairs without proper consultation. The veto has raised concerns about the international community's ability to address the escalating conflict in Sudan.
Previous ceasefire efforts, including one during Ramadan, have failed to bring lasting peace.
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It's heartbreaking to see Russia block a ceasefire that could've saved countless lives in Sudan — innocent people shouldn't have to suffer because of political games.
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Russia vetoes Sudan ceasefire resolution at UN
Russia vetoed a UN Security Council resolution on ... Even if it had been adopted, it was unclear what effect the Sudan resolution would have produced. A resolution in March calling for an "immediate" ceasefire during the month of Ramadan had little ...
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