U.S. Pushes Minimalist UN Resolution for Peace in Ukraine as Allies Express Unease

The proposed resolution, criticized for its vagueness, reflects shifting U.S. priorities and raises concerns among European allies and Ukraine.

The U.S. has introduced a 65-word resolution at the UN General Assembly calling for a 'quick end' to the Ukraine war, avoiding explicit condemnation of Russia or territorial integrity issues.
Russia has welcomed the resolution's minimalist approach, while European allies and Ukraine view it as a potential betrayal of Kyiv's interests and international law principles.
President Trump has downplayed Ukraine's role in peace talks, criticizing President Zelensky and signaling a transactional approach to U.S. support for Ukraine.
Ukraine and the U.S. are negotiating a controversial agreement over access to Ukraine's strategic minerals, with Zelensky seeking security guarantees in exchange for American investments.
The UN General Assembly meeting marks the third anniversary of the Russian invasion, with competing resolutions highlighting divisions over the path to peace.