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UN Security Council meeting highlights opposing approaches to peace in Ukraine

26 articles · 12 outlets (3 relaying others' reporting) · 8 countries · Sources | Summary

The Security Council debated the war and a path to peace: Ukraine called for an immediate, unconditional ceasefire, while Russia said it would continue its military operation during negotiations and argued for a lasting settlement. The speakers also disputed the conflict’s history and the treatment of Russian speakers; a UN official warned that an incident threatening a nuclear facility could have catastrophic consequences.

Countries involved Russia · 2 outletsUkraine · 3 outletsUnited States · 0 of our 3 outlets

First reported among our outlets by TASS (Russia), · most coverage from Russia (2), China (2), Venezuela (1), Ukraine (1)

Photo via Yonhap News Agency

What the parties said

Statements by officials of the countries involved, as the outlets reported them. Each links to the article it comes from.

Russia

Having learned from bitter experience, we will not pause the special military operation for the duration of negotiations in any format,

Sergey Lavrov, quoted in TASS
Also reported by 2 other outlets

We hope that the new secretary-general will bring the language of the official representatives of the Secretariat back into the international legal framework.

Sergey Lavrov, quoted in TASS
Also reported by 1 other outlet

They intend to bring the situation in Ukraine to the top of the September 23 session’s agenda.

Kirill Logvinov, quoted in TASS

Ukraine

We are ready for a full, unconditional ceasefire.

Russia vetoes not just a ceasefire. Russia vetoes peace.

Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha stressed during a UN Security Council meeting that Russia's war against Ukraine poses a threat to the entire world.

Coverage

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RIA Novosti · Russia24 Sep 00:08

“They made faces”: Ukrainians’ behavior during Lavrov’s speech astonishes people in Kyiv

Translated from: "Корчили рожи": в Киеве поразились поведению украинцев в ходе речи Лаврова
Features an anecdote about Ukrainian diplomats at Lavrov’s speech
4 more from RIA Novosti Lavrov’s speech brought everyone back down to earth, Zakharova saidLavrov points to UN Secretariat’s double standards on DonbasDmitriev discussed Ukraine with Witkoff and Kushner, CNN claimsAttempts to isolate Russia at the UN have failed, Chepa said
The Kyiv Independent · Ukraine23 Sep 21:16

51 countries back Ukraine in joint statement calling for Black Sea initiative as world gathers for UN General Assembly

Highlights 51-country backing and a Black Sea initiative
Ukrainska Pravda · Ukraine24 Sep 10:26

Zelenskyy on life after presidency: I want to walk down the street without anyone hating me or wanting to kill me

Relays The Wall Street Journal

Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha stressed during a UN Security Council meeting that Russia's war against Ukraine poses a threat to the entire world.

Ukrainska Pravda, reporting Andrii Sybiha
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Ukrinform · Ukraine23 Sep 18:28

Sybiha at UN Security Council: We are ready for complete ceasefire, but Russia is vetoing peace

Quotes Sybiha accusing Russia of blocking peace

Russia vetoes not just a ceasefire. Russia vetoes peace.

Sybiha, quoted in Ukrinform
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CGTN · China23 Sep 23:59

UN official calls for efforts toward immediate ceasefire in Ukraine

Quotes DiCarlo calling for an unconditional ceasefire

UN Under-Secretary-General for Political and Peacebuilding Affairs Rosemary DiCarlo on Wednesday called for efforts toward an immediate, full and unconditional ceasefire in…

CGTN, reporting Rosemary DiCarlo
Xinhua · China

UN official calls for efforts toward immediate ceasefire in Ukraine

Quotes DiCarlo on the choice between peace and wider conflict

Nearly five years in, Russia and Ukraine are facing a stark choice between an even larger conflict and a conscious decision to pursue peace

Xinhua, reporting Rosemary DiCarlo
Yonhap News Agency · South Korea23 Sep 18:38

Russian foreign minister: No halt to military operations even if peace talks proceed

Translated from: 러 외무 "평화 협상 진행돼도 군사작전 중단 없다"
Relays RIA Novosti
Relays Lavrov’s stated willingness to negotiate via RIA Novosti
France 24 · France23 Sep 05:29

AI risks, Iran war dominate agenda at UN

Leads with AI and Iran on the UN agenda
1 more from France 24 None
UN News · International23 Sep 12:00

Security Council LIVE: World leaders debate ongoing war in Ukraine

Explains the Security Council veto power

any resolution still runs up against the veto of Russia, one of its own permanent members

UN News
teleSUR English · Venezuela23 Sep 18:57

Lavrov Reaffirms Russia’s Position on Ukraine Conflict at UN Security Council

Relays EFE, Sputnik, TASS
Highlights Lavrov’s accusations against Europe and Ukraine

“Although this is precisely what Europe wants, all with the same simple goal: to gain a respite and replenish the depleted military arsenals of the Kiev regime, which, out of…

Sergey Lavrov, quoted in teleSUR English
The Hindu · India23 Sep 18:52

Zelenskyy, at UN, urges leaders to keep choking Russia’s revenues and impede its war efforts

Russia is prepared to negotiate toward a lasting peace but won't just “pause” the war.

The Hindu, reporting Sergey Lavrov

Where accounts differ

Different readings

Whether fighting should stop while negotiations take place

Lavrov said Russia would not pause its military operation during negotiations and argued that a pause would let Ukraine replenish its arsenal.

Having learned from bitter experience, we will not pause the special military operation for the duration of negotiations in any format,

Sergey Lavrov, quoted in TASS

Although this is precisely what Europe wants, all with the same simple goal: to gain a respite and replenish the depleted military arsenals of the Kiev regime, which, out of…

Sergey Lavrov, quoted in TASS

Sybiha said Ukraine was ready for a full, unconditional ceasefire and accused Russia of blocking peace.

We are ready for a full, unconditional ceasefire.

Russia vetoes not just a ceasefire. Russia vetoes peace.

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