UN Secretary General Antoniu Guterres. UN Secretary General: what is happening in gas is a “dead end, completely unacceptable from the point of view of international law” Peace and safety as the occupying power, Israel has “unambiguous obligations” in the field of international humanitarian law and the protection of human rights. This, speaking on Tuesday at a briefing at the UN headquarters in New York, was recalled by the UN Secretary General. & Amp; nbsp; & nbsp; 62 > “For more than a month, a drop of help has not been received in Gaza,” said Antoniu Guterrish. – Help ran out, and the horror locks opened again. The peaceful residents of the Gaza were again in the endless loop of death. ”~ 60 > General Secretary noted that after the“ monstrous ”Hamas terrorist attack on October 7, 2023, some truths became clear. “ Before In total, we know that the ceasefire works, ”he said. – & nbsp; ceasefire allowed to free the hostages. He ensured the distribution of vital assistance. The looting stopped, and we were able to deliver vital goods to almost all areas of the gas sector. But all this ended after a violation of the ceasefire. “& Amp; nbsp; Speaking about the obligations of Israel as an occupying power, the head of the UN quoted the articles of the fourth Geneva Convention, which states that the occupying power is obliged to provide the population with food and medicines, as well as support hospital institutions and medical services. ~ 60 > “none of this is happening today,” he emphasized, – emphasized Antoniu Gutherrish. – No humanitarian cargo is received in gas. Meanwhile, foods, medicines and objects of first necessity accumulate at the checkpoints. current path, according to Gaterrish, this is “a dead end, completely unacceptable from the point of view of international law.” ~ 60 > “time it was time to put an end to the end dehumanization, protect civilians, free hostages, provide vital assistance and resume the ceasefire, ”concluded the UN General Secretary. & nbsp; & nbsp; 60 ~ h2 > general general – about trade wars & nbsp; 60 ~ p > answering the question of one of the journalists about his attitude to raising trade duties by the American administration, Antoniu Gutherrish said that trade wars are “extremely negative The phenomenon “. & nbsp; ” There are no winners in the trading war, he emphasized. – everyone loses. I am especially concerned about the most vulnerable developing countries for which the consequences will be especially destructive. I sincerely hope that there will be no recession, because the recession entails dramatic consequences, especially for the poorest people in the world. ”