Ukraine's conflict erupted due to the ineffectiveness of the Security Council

New Delhi: United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) President Csaba Korosi, on a visit to India, met Prime Minister Modi and Foreign Minister S. Jaishankar. The issue of reforming the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) is said to be under discussion between External Affairs Minister Jaishankar and Korosi. At this time, Korosi has accepted the need to expand the Security Council. Besides, he has claimed that the conflict in Ukraine erupted because of the inefficiency of the Security Council.

Moreover, Korosi has been visiting India for the first time as the President of the UNGA. There are claims that it has become noteworthy as he chose India for his first foreign tour. Furthermore, Korosi has made significant statements regarding the expansion of the UNSC. Korosi expressed regret that the balance of power in the world began to change, and its reflection does not fall on the administration of the UN. Additionally, Korosi pointed out that countries and major leaders worldwide are raising the issue of expanding the Security Council by demanding a change.

The UNSC member countries have an enormous amount of concentrated power. Korosi also criticised that they misuse it, and some permanent member countries were attacking other countries. Although not directly mentioned, Korosi appears to be targeting Russia, which attacked Ukraine. At the same time, Korosi also points to the inefficiency of the Security Council, which has not been able to make a single concrete decision since the start of the conflict in Ukraine. Further, he also pointed out that UN sanctions can only and only be implemented through the Security Council. In such a situation, differences among the Security Council’s permanent members lead to more and more discord and create new challenges, claimed Korosi.

As a result, Korosi has expressed serious concern saying that no decision is taken after discord with the Security Council. Meanwhile, Csaba Korosi met Prime Minister Narendra Modi and External Affairs Minister Jaishankar and discussed important issues. It was informed that in discussion with External Affairs Minister Jaishankar, the issue of the G20 conference to be organised in India and the conflict in Ukraine was on the agenda.

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