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At the United Nations General Assembly, on December 17, New York supported the first security resolution of Ukraine on the militarization of the Autonomous Republic of Crimea and the city of Sevastopol, as well as that of the Black Sea and the sea of Azov – 66 countries voted for, 72 abstentions and only 19 deputies. against Kateryna Lisunova
"The first security resolution on the Crimea was supported by the General Assembly.After voting, delegates from other countries came to congratulate Ukraine," said the correspondent of "Direct".
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The text of the resolution is submitted by "direct"
by the General Assembly,
recalling from the Charter of the United Nations, which states, inter alia, that all members of United Nations maintained in their international relations under the threat of force or by their application against the territorial integrity or political independence of a state or otherwise incompatible with the objectives of the United Nations. United Nations.
Also recalling and its resolution 68/262 of 27 March 2014 on territorial integrity, which confirms the attachment of the General Assembly to sovereignty, independence and political, unity and territorial integrity of Ukraine at its internationally recognized borders.
Recalling also its resolutions 71/205 and 72/190 on the situation of human rights. in the Autonomous Republic of Crimea and in the city of Sevastopol, Ukraine, respectively from December 19, 2016 to December 19, 2017
condemning the temporary occupation by the Russian Federation of part of the territory of Ukraine, namely the Autonomous Republic of Crimea and the city of Sevastop
Recalling that the temporary occupation of Crimea and the threat of use of force or its application to Territorial integrity or political independence of Ukraine, the Russian Federation is in contradiction with the obligations contracted Security Assurance Memorandum within the framework of the I & # 39; accession of Ukraine to the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (Budapest Memorandum) of 5 December 1994, which, inter alia, confirmed the desire to respect the independence and sovereignty of the present Ordoño Ukraine.
support Ukraine's aspirations to respect international law in its efforts to curb the Russian temporary occupation of Crimea.
1. Stresses that the presence of Russian troops in Crimea violates the national sovereignty, political independence and territorial integrity of Ukraine and undermines the security and safety of the stability of neighboring countries and the European region.
expresses grave concern regarding the progressive militarization of Crimea by the Russian Federation as an invading state and worries about reports of of a persistent destabilization of the situation in Crimea as a result of the delivery of weapons systems by the Russian Federation, including aircraft and missiles, capable of carrying nuclear weapons, weapons and weapons. ammunition and send military personnel to the territory of Ukraine, and urges the Russian Federation to put an end to such activities.
3. Concerned because of the conduct of many military exercises of the Russian armed forces in Crimea likely to undermine regional security and to have significant adverse effects on the long-term environment in the region.
4. Concerns are also expressed about the ongoing actions of the Russian Federation in the Black Sea areas surrounding Crimea and the Azov Sea, including their militarization, which pose an additional threat to the Ukraine and jeopardize the stability of the wider region. [19659011] 5 expresses the greatest concern with the dangerous increase in tension and the unjustified use of force by the Russian Federation against Ukraine, including the three naval vessels of Ukraine , namely Berdyansk, Nikopol and the tug Yana Kapu, November 25, 2018 to the Black Sea, as well as serious injuries of several members of their crews, urged the Russian Federation to unconditionally release and without delay the vessels, their crews and equipment, and also called for maximum restraint for immediate purposes The de-escalation of the situation
6. encourages the Russian Federation to refrain from obstructing the legal exercise of the rights and freedoms of navigation in the Black Sea, Azov and Kerch Strait in accordance with applicable international law , in particular the provisions of the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea of 1982.
7 Condemns the construction and opening by the Russian Federation of a bridge Crossing the Kerch Strait between the Russian Federation and the temporarily occupied Crimea, which favors an increased militarization of Crimea, and condemns the growing military presence of the Russian Federation in the regions of the Black Sea and the Sea. Azov, including in Kerch straits, and the harassment of commercial courts by the Russian Federation and the limitation of international shipping in that country.
Urges the Russian Federation, as an invading state, to withdraw its armed forces from Crimea and immediately cease the temporary occupation of the territory of the Russian Federation. Ukraine;
9. Decides to continue consideration of this question at its seventy-fourth session
On 25 November, border battles led to aggressive actions against three naval vessels of the Ukrainian Armed Forces during the transition from the port of Odessa to the port of Mariupol on the sea of Azov. In particular, the Russian border ship was carrying the ram of a tugboat. Six Ukrainian sailors were injured as a result of a collision with the FSB border forces in the Kerch Strait
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