Council of Security Council in Afghanistan. The main news of the day | Monday: Cyprus, Gaza, Ukraine, Afghanistan UN The main news of the day in the UN and in the world: the Secretary General will take part in the Cyprus meeting, the in gas ends in humanitarian aid, as a result of attacks in several regions of Ukraine, peaceful residents were killed, the Mission of the UN mission to promote Afghanistan. Cyprus meeting ~ 60 >The General Secretary is located in Geneva, where he will take part in an unofficial meeting with two Cypriot leaders and representatives of independence and territorial integrity countries of Cyprus-Greece, Turkey and Great Britain. & Amp; NBSP; The meeting will be held in the context of the UN head of the UN to provide “good services” on the Cyprus issue. She will provide an opportunity to discuss further actions. The United Nations is still committed to the support of the leaders of Cyprus and all Cypriots. stocks are depleted in gas Help The Coordination Office of Humanitarian issues (VSGV) warns that assistance reserves are depleted in gas. The blocking of supplies with Israel has led to a sharp increase in prices. The cost of gas increased by 200 percent compared to February. The enclave also does not have enough cash, store owners cannot replenish stocks or pay their suppliers. The UN and its partners continue to support the population, including checking the health status of children. To date, only a small number of cases of acute malnutrition have been identified, but the situation can worsen if the supply of assistance to the sector is not resolved. 60 ~ Strong > victims among civilians among civilians Ukraine 60 ~/h2 > ~ ~ 60 > UKGV also report that last weekend attacks in the Dnipropetrovsk, Donetsk, Kharkov, Odessa and Kherson regions of Ukraine led to the deaths and injuries of dozens of civilians, including children. Houses, schools and energy facilities were damaged, power supply was disturbed. Employees of humanitarian organizations provide assistance to the injured population, including materials for the construction of temporary shelters and emergency housing repair. ~ 60 > UN mission in the UN mission Afghanistan ~ 60 > Safety Council on Monday extended the UN mandate for the assistance of Afghanistan (mons) for another year. Having unanimously adopting the relevant resolution, the members of the Council emphasized the “critical importance” of the constant presence of the mission, as well as the UN agencies in this country. Meanwhile, the World Health Organization (WHO) warned that a lack of funding could lead to the closure of 80 percent of WHO medical institutions, as a result of which millions of people would remain without access to medical care. As of March 4, 167 medical institutions in 25 provinces were forced to close. 220 more may stop working by June.