Mar. 1, 2022 . patrick.goodenough

Ukraine’s U.N. ambassador during a Security Council meeting on Monday called for a moment of silence for lives lost in President Vladimir Putin’s war against his country, and suggested that his Russian counterpart use the opportunity to “pray for salvation.”

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