Speeches

Statement by the delegation of Ukraine at an informal interactive dialogue of the General Assembly on the Responsibility to Protect

We believe that while abolishment of veto right is a far-reaching objective, all members of the Security Council, have to voluntarily pledge not to vote against resolutions in cases of crimes against humanity.

Statement by the delegation of Ukraine at the UNSC emergency meeting on DPRK nuclear test

The UN Security Council must undertake investigation into North Korean nuclear and missile programmes in order to expose any possible foreign assistance to Pyongyang in this area.

Statement by the delegation of Ukraine at the informal plenary meeting of the General Assembly to mark the observance of International Day against Nuclear Tests

Full compliance with existing international obligations by all states is the main precondition of achieving the world free of nuclear weapons.

Statement by the delegation of Ukraine at the UNSC open debate on UN peacekeeping operations and sustaining peace

UN peace operations as have proved to be a highly adaptive instrument contributing much to resolution of numerous conflicts

Statement by the delegation of Ukraine at the UNSC briefing on the DRC sanctions

The killings of two members of the UN Group of Experts in the DRC must not remain unanswered.

Statement by the delegation of Ukraine at the UN Security Council briefing on Kosovo

Belgrade and in Pristina to show responsibility and to re-engage in a constructive dialogue to achieve progress.

Statement by Chargé d’affaires of Ukraine to the United Nations YURI VITRENKO at the Roundtable on the Human Rights in the Occupied Regions of Georgia

Statement by the delegation of Ukraine at the UNSC briefing on Peace and Security in Africa

Remarks by the delegation of Ukraine at the adoption of the UNSC resolution 2371 on non-proliferation/DPRK

Statement by Yuriy Vitrenko, Deputy Permanent Representative of Ukraine to the UN, at the UN Security Council briefing on UN sanctions

Sanctions can work – when they are designed and implemented well and when they enjoy the support of Member States on and outside the Security Council.