The US has changed its stance on the war in Ukraine, voting against a European-drafted resolution condemning Russia’s actions and instead proposing a resolution at the UN Security Council that called for an end to the conflict without criticizing Russia. US allies like the UK and France abstained from the Security Council vote, highlighting a rift in the transatlantic alliance. Despite this, the US resolution was passed after being amended to include language supporting Ukraine. The US vote against the European resolution has been criticized by politicians and experts, with some calling it a dramatic shift from American ideals. The US has been at odds with its European allies over the war in Ukraine, with the Security Council deadlocked due to Russia’s veto power. As a result, the UN General Assembly has become the main forum for debating the conflict, although its resolutions are not legally binding. The US has chosen to focus on ending the war rather than assigning blame to Russia, leading to tensions with its allies and criticism from experts and politicians alike.
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