The main news of the day | Friday: Ukraine, Belarus, DR Congo, Sudan
Camp for immigrants in the province of Gedaref in Sudan. The main news of the day | Friday: Ukraine, Belarus, DR Congo, Sudan UN main news of the day in the UN and in the world: 62 > 62 >The head of the Magate called the blow of the drone of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant “an extremely alarming incident”, independent UN experts report violations against the civilian population of Belarus, the humanitarian situation is rapidly deteriorating in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, $ 6 billion is required to support the Sudances. & nbsp; drone of drone at the Chernobyl station 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 ~Last night, as a result of the drone of drone, a fire occurred in a building, in which there are the remains of a reactor destroyed as a result of an accident at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant in 1986. The General Director of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) Rafael Mariano Grossy called it a “extremely alarming incident”, indicating the risks that the military conflict represents for nuclear security. The Magate team, located on the Chernobyl nuclear power plant, reported damage to the external cladding of the insulating structure that closes the reactor. Grossi called for maximum restraint as concerns near nuclear facilities. report of independent experts in Belarus The group of independent experts of the UN Human Rights in Belarus submitted its first report, in which it warned that the country’s authorities made large -scale violations in relation to the civilian population. According to experts, this is part of the efforts to suppress any opposition to the rule of President Alexander Lukashenko. Among the most egregious violations are arbitrary arrests and detention for political reasons. The report states that men and women who are detained are regularly subjected to torture and cruel treatment, including beating, electrical cubs and threats of sexual violence. 60 > Situation in other Congo ~ 60 > refugee management management (UVKB) expressed serious concern about rapidly worsening humanitarian conditions in the democratic republic Congo. Lack of access to forced immigrants seriously complicates the provision of assistance, today the representative of UVKB Eugene Ben said during a press-brofing in Geneva. According to the management, as a result of artillery shelling and looting in the areas around Goma and Minov in the provinces of the North and Southern Kiva, 70 thousand temporary shelters were destroyed. About 350 thousand internally displaced persons were left without shelter. UN head called to support the Sudanese /60 ~//60 ~//60 ~//60 h2 > in Sudan the crisis of stunning scale continues, which can cover the entire region. This, speaking at a high -level conference on the raise funds to help the Sudanese, said UN Secretary General Antoniu Guterres. According to Gaterrish, next week the UN, together with partner organizations, will present a humanitarian response for Sudan for 2025. The aggregate requires $ 6 billion to support 21 million people in Sudan, 5 million Sudanese refugees and taking communities in neighboring countries. & Amp; nbsp; 62 > 62 > 62 ~ 62