The Supreme Commissar of the UN for refugees Filippo Grandi. The Supreme Commissioner for Refugees in the UN Security Council called for active actions to overcome crises Refugees and migrants ~ 60 > UN Supreme Commissar Filippo Grandi today called on the security council to activate efforts to prevent and resolve conflicts, warning that continuing violence throughout the world leads to a forced movement of record scale. 62 > 62 > 62 ~ “This is the season of wars. This is a time of crises, ”Grandi said at a meeting of the Security Council. – From Sudan to Ukraine, from Sachel to Myanmar, from the Democratic Republic of Congo to Haiti, violence has become the main & nbsp; the currency of our era. ” 60 > he urged the advice not to forget about the position of 123 million forced persons in the world and not accept“ defeat of diplomacy ”as a“ lesion of diplomacy ”as a“ lesion of diplomacy ”as Dairy. 62 ~ humanitarian needs in Sudan 62 > 62 > 62 >So, in Sudan, according to Grandi, from the beginning of the conflict, two -thirds of the country’s population were forced to leave their homes two years ago. He described difficult humanitarian conditions, including sectile violence, the spread of diseases and the lack of food, and expressed concern about the obstacles that civilians face when trying to leave dangerous areas. ~ 60 > 60 > Speaking about his recent trip to the border of Cad and Sudan. The commissar said that arriving refugees share stories about “horrors – and above all about their fear. He expressed gratitude to the child and other neighboring countries for continuing to accept refugees, despite limited resources, and emphasized that the regional plan of humanitarian response received only 11 percent of the necessary funding. ~ 60 > Ukraine: the need for fair Mira Grandi also noted the needs of more than 10 million displaced Ukrainians, of which 7 million became refugees in other countries. The Supreme Commissioner called for the achievement of a fair and strong world, the assignment of which would take into account the problems of forced immigrants. ~ 60 > read Also: 62 > 62 > 62 > bicycle: what Ukrainian immigrants take with them “they cannot return if they do not feel in short -term, and in the shorter -term and in the short term, and in the short term. long term. If sirens actually do not cease to notify new attacks if there is no access to decent housing, services and work, and if they are not sure that the world conditions are strong for themselves and for their country, ”he said. ~ 60 > 60 ~ h2 > stagnation crises “Decisions require hard work. They require adherence and compromises. You can not seek peace passively or hope that it will come by itself simply as a result of exhaustion of forces. That is why, when even unexpected opportunities appear, we must be ready to use them. And go to thoughtful risks, ”Grandi said. ~ 60 > in particular, the Supreme Commissioner drew attention to the crisis associated with the Regulation of representatives of the Rohingya people. More than 1.2 million of them were forced to leave their native places in Myanmar and now mainly live in camps near Cox-Bazar in Bangladesh. According to the speaker, the stagnation became a characteristic feature of this crisis. ~ 60 > “We have been following the path of stagnation for eight years – and this is a dead end,” he emphasized, calling for a dialogue with all aspects of the conflict in Rakhain to create the conditions necessary for safe and voluntary returning ROHINGA. Syria: Caution Optimism Going to the situation in Syria, Grandi noted a gradual increase in the number of returning immigrants since December 2024. According to the UN Office for Refugees, to date, more than a million people have returned. However, further progress, according to the performance, will depend on the softening of sanctions, support for the efforts to restore in the country, as well as to ensure access to basic services and safe conditions. 60 > “To minimize the risks that are returning Syrians, I ask you to go to some risks – political, political, political, political, political, political ones. Economic, ”the Supreme Commissioner addressed the Council of People’s Commissars. 60 ~ h2 > financing reduction > Grandi expressed concern about the reduction of humanitarian financing, emphasizing that freezing or reducing that freezing or reducing that freezing or reducing that freezing or contraction budgets “already leads to fatal consequences” for millions of people and undermines stability in vulnerable regions. ~ 60 > “At the very moment when hope has finally approached the solution of several crises related to the movement of people-in Syria, but also in the Burundi or the Central Aprican Republic,” We observe the departure from humanitarian efforts, from multilaterality, even from vital assistance, ”he said. ~ 60 > UN Supreme Commissioner called for the Council of Security Council to maintain commitment to overcoming efforts to overcome crises. “you must succeed,” Grandi said. “You must not only those who have been forced to leave their homes and count on you.” You must yourself this.