Camp of displaced persons in the east of the DRC. The world in the DRC “remains a promise”: the UN calls for action World and safety ~ 60 > special representative of the UN Secretary General in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) Bint Kate warned the Security Council that, despite diplomatic efforts and peaceful agreements, the real situation in this country remains critical. 62 ~Since the signing of the Washington Agreement in June and subsequent meetings of a peaceful format in Doha, certain political movements managed to reach, Keit noted. “Specific steps were taken, but the world remains largely on the ground,” Keita emphasized. & Amp; nbsp; continuing violence 62 ~According to the UN Mission to the Congo (MonnSDRK), only in June 2025 in the provinces of Ituri and Northern Kiva 1087 civilians were killed. Despite the UN Security Council resolution 2773, the AFC/M23 group continues to control the captured territories, expand the zones of influence and strengthen military potential, gaining more than seven thousand new militants. & Amp; NBSP; “The key provisions of the resolution remain unfulfilled. Instead of leaving Goma and other cities, M23 created parallel management structures, ”said Keita. & Amp; NBSP; In addition, the ADF armed forces associated with the“ Islamic state ”have killed about 300 civilians in the last three months. In Ituri, attacks by Codeco & nbsp; and CRP, which forced thousands of people to look for asylum at the UN bases. & Amp; nbsp; humanitarian crisis situation exacerbates the humanitarian catastrophe. The new outbreak of Ebola in the country coincided with a sharp reduction in international financing. The humanitarian response plan is funded only by 15.2 percent – against 41 percent last year. As a result, more than 27.7 million people suffer from an acute lack of food. & Amp; NBSP; “The gap between the needs of people and the available resources is growing rapidly. If the situation does not change, millions of people will pay their lives for our inaction, ”the UN special representative warned. & Amp; NBSP; Keit’s bandage emphasized the importance of the participation of women and civil society in peaceful processes, as well as the need to combat illegal mining, which fuel armed conflicts. & Amp; For difficult conditions, the & nbsp; continues to protect civilians, support the work of ships, help victims of sexual violence and promote the disarmament of militants. But, according to Keith, the mission cannot cope alone: ”Resolutions will only matter when they are followed by real actions in the field.”