Hall of meetings of the Security Council. The main news of the day | Thursday: India, Ukraine, Yemen, women in power UN The main events of the day in the UN and the world: the collapse of the plane in India, damage to the Sofia Cathedral, a meeting of the Security Council on Yemen, the presentation of women in power. ~ ~ > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 ~ 62 aircraft crash in India The Secretary General is deeply saddened by the news of the crash of the Air India aircraft in Akhmadabad, the state of Gujarat, as a result of which more than 200 people died. It is also reported that in the hostel of the medical college that the airliner fell on, people died and were injured. The head of the UN expresses sincere condolences to the families of the dead, the people and the government of India, as well as all countries whose citizens suffered & NBSP; as a result of & nbsp; this tragedy. He wishes a speedy and complete recovery to the victims. & Amp; nbsp; Sophia Cathedral 62 >After the Russian attack on June 10, UNESCO expresses concern in connection with the threat of the Sofia Cathedral – the Object of World Heritage. Damage to him was caused against the backdrop of the frequent attacks on Ukrainian cities that led to victims among the civilian population and damage to cultural and educational institutions. & Amp; NBSP; together with the UN Humanitarian assistance coordinator, the representative of UNESCO visited the Sofia Cathedral to evaluate the situation and discuss the possible support for structural analysis and emergency measures to preserve this The most important architectural monument. The initial inspection showed that the eastern facade of the cathedral was damaged. owls by yemen today at a meeting of the UN specialist in Yemen, Hans Grundberg emphasized that it was important as the basis for improving the situation In the Red Sea. He noted the need to develop a roadmap, which will help to overcome disagreements and lead to a comprehensive truce and inclusive peaceful process. The assistant to the Humanitarian Secretary General of Joyce Msuya said that more than 17 million Yemenis & nbsp; – & nbsp; almost half of the population & nbsp; – & nbsp; starving. According to her, humanitarian assistance is limited due to a lack of funding. women in power indicators of women’s participation in power not only stopped growing-the situation even worsened. And this trend, as noted by the authors of the new report of the structure of the UN-Bench, indicates the presence of serious system barriers. The report says that today women head 27 countries – compared to 21 countries five years ago, but at the same time in 103 states, women never held the highest senior post. The imbalance is also observed as part of the cabinets of ministers: the number of genderly balanced ministerial offices – in which women occupy at least 50 percent of the posts – over the past year it has decreased from 15 to nine. & Amp; NBSP;