The patrol of the UN peacekeepers in Ituri. The main news of the day | Tuesday: gas, hostages, Sudan, DR Congo UN 60 ~ Strong > The main news of the day in the UN and in the world: at the gas summit in Cairo, the Secretary General called for the ceasefire negotiations, the specialist for torture called for the release of hostages around the world, during the conflict in Sudan, small children are subjected to sexual violence, in the other The Congo retains an extremely unstable situation. & Amp; nbsp; The gas summit in Cairo ~ 60 > today in Cairo there is an Extraordinary Summit of the Arabian Gaza. Speaking at the meeting, the UN Secretary General called for negotiations on the ceasefire, create a “clear political basis” to restore Gaza and stop violence on the west coast. Antoniu Gutherrish again emphasized that the resumption of fire must be avoided at any cost. The Secretary General also called for steps to implement the decision on the two states, emphasizing that this is the only way to the solid world. & Amp; nbsp; 62 ~ release. hostages Today, the UN specialist in torture Alice Jill Edwards warned that the number of cases of taking hostages both states and non -state entities is growing, and the hostages themselves are used as “bargaining coins” in international relations. In Geneva, Edwards presented her new report to the Human Rights Council. She called on the international community to immediately take measures to put an end to this inhuman practice, bring guilty to justice, ensure the release of hostages and provide support to them and their families. 60 > violence of children in Sudan ~ 60 > according to the UN Children’s Fund (UNICEF), in the conditions of the ongoing conflict in Sudan, children are subjected to sexual violence. It is reported that armed criminals rape even the smallest of them, including one -year -old babies. In 2024, more than 220 cases of rape of children were registered, while 16 victims were not even five years old. UNICEF calls on all aspects of the conflict to fulfill his obligations under international law and protect the civilian population, especially children. 60 ~ Strong > situation in the situation in DRK UN peacekeepers who are serving in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), the situation around Goma remains extremely unstable. The M23 movement continues to strengthen its control over the city, including establishing the checkpoint and organizes patrols. The movements of peacekeepers are limited, access to Goma airport is blocked. In the province of Ituri, peacekeepers continue to fulfill their functions to protect the civilian population. & Amp; nbsp;