The United States is aligned with Russia at UN vote for Ukraine | Russia-Ukraine War News

US support to resolve Moscow, rejection of the EU, illustrates the deepening division between Washington and allies.

The United States gave up to Russia with votes in two resolutions of the United Nations organization for Ukraine.

The two countries on Monday opposed Europe -backed resolution at the UN General Assembly condemning Moscow WarfareS In the UN Security Council (IFS), they both approved US -backed resolution, calling for a quick end of the conflict, which avoids labeling Russia as an aggressor or recognizing Ukraine's territorial integrity.

The United Kingdom and France, which have permanent IAS, along with the United States, as well as Russia and China, abstained from the second vote. So did the restless members Denmark, Greece and Slovenia.

The votes that came on the third anniversary of Russia's invasion of Ukraine illustrate once more deepening Among Western allies such as President Donald Trump, US supports for Ukraine, signaling a deviation from long -standing foreign policy.

The Trump administration has been removed from Kiev and Europe as it has begun conversations with Moscow about a potential peaceful deal.

Meanwhile, US President has intensified criticism of Ukrainian President Volodimir Zelenski.

“Condemned and discredited”

The European-Backed General Assembly Resolution, Adopted with 93 Votes in Favour, Expressed “Concern Over the Ongoing Full-Scale Inviation of” The Russian Federation ”, HIGHE HIGHE Consequences for Ukraine, Regional Stability, and Global Security. “

He called for “de -escalation, immediate cessation of fire and a peaceful resolution of the conflict”, requiring Russia's “complete and unconditional withdrawal” from Ukrainian territory.

In a surprising twist, the United States voted against the proposal, not to refrain. It was joined by 17 others, including Russia, Israel, North Korea, Sudan, Belarus and Hungary.

The resolution offered by the United States missed references to Russian aggression or the territorial integrity of Ukraine. He called on a “quick end to the conflict” and emphasized “the role of the UN in the maintenance of international peace and security.”

European attempts to change the text in a stronger language were thwarted from Russian veto.

The 15-member USC then adopted the uninformed resolution with support of 10 members.

Russian UN Ambassador Vasili Nebnia praised the US resolution as a “constructive step” to peace, calling it a “future -oriented product” focused on dialogue rather than escalation.

The United States accuses d'Affiales Dorothy Shee described his acceptance as a “decisive first step” for ending the conflict.

“We have to confirm that aggression should be condemned and discredited, not rewarded,” said Ukrainian Foreign Deputy Minister Mariana Beta.