Watch the UN hold two-day special session marking anniversary of Ukraine war
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Your support makes all the difference.Watch the United Nations General Assembly‘s second of a two-day special session marking the anniversary of war in Ukraine.
The 193 members gathered for the second day to hold panel discussions on the ongoing war, a year on from Russia’s invasion.
It was expected to culminate with the adoption of a General Assembly resolution on Ukraine.
While General Assembly resolutions are non-binding, they carry political weight.
Joe Biden and Kamala Harris have both expressed deep condemnation in recent weeks over the alleged crimes against humanity committed by Russia over the past year.
The US president made a surprise trip to Ukraine on Monday to meet with Volodymyr Zelensky, and while there travelled to Kyiv.
During a speech from Poland, Biden said that Kyiv was standing strong against Russia and reiterated the ongoing support he will give the war-torn country.
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