"Zelensky's Plea for Peace at UN Security Council Amid Ukraine-Russia Conflict"

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"Zelensky's Plea for Peace at UN Security Council Amid Ukraine-Russia Conflict"
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Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy called on the UN Security Council to expand its permanent memberships and remove veto powers, while proposing automatic sanctions for nations resorting to aggression. He warned of a "final war" if world leaders fail to stop Russia. Meanwhile, Russian Defense Minister Sergey Shoigu highlighted Moscow-Tehran cooperation, and Polish President Andrzej Duda defended blocking Ukrainian grain, likening Ukraine to a "drowning person." Zelenskyy urged Donald Trump to publicly share his peace plans for Ukraine, and Russia's President Vladimir Putin accepted an invitation to visit China next month. A survey showed that a majority of Americans support continued military aid to Ukraine and believe Russia should be held accountable for human rights violations.

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