U.N. Chief Guterres Demands Immediate, Unconditional Ceasefire in Ukraine

U.N. Secretary General Antonio Guterres demanded an immediate ceasefire in Ukraine on Monday, slamming the war as “a stain on our collective conscience” with a peace deal needed that will be brokered and monitored by the increasingly sidelined globalist organization.

Reuters reports in remarks for a session of the United Nations Security Council to mark the fourth anniversary of Russia’s invasion, Guterres commended the efforts of the United States and others to end the war, but said concrete measures were needed to de-escalate and create space for diplomacy. Guterres said, “We have witnessed the cascading consequences of this blatant violation of international law.”

Guterres’ remarks were read on his behalf by Rosemary DiCarlo, the U.N. under-secretary-general for peacebuilding, as the organization fights for relevance in the wake of U.S. President Donald Trump’s successes in brokering deals between feuding parties around the globe.

The veteran Portuguese Socialist  warned the fighting posed direct risks to the safe and secure operation of Ukraine’s nuclear sites, and added: “This unconscionable game of nuclear roulette must cease immediately.”

“Enough with the death. Enough with the destruction. Enough with the broken lives and shattered futures,” he added. “It is time for an immediate, full and unconditional ceasefire – the first step toward a just peace that saves lives and ends the endless suffering.”

As to how that will all work out, Guterres sees the U.N. as front and center of future events and, “it must be in line with the U.N. Charter, international law and relevant United Nations resolutions, respecting Ukraine’s independence, sovereignty and territorial integrity.”