Participants in the ministerial meeting in Berlin. The main news of the day | Wednesday: UN peacekeeping, Ukraine, gas, Yemen UN The main news of the day in the UN and the world: the Berlin meeting on the future of the UN peacekeeping operations, the UN Secretary General – on the prospects of the world for Ukraine, fighting in gas, the situation in Yemen. 62 ~ future peacekeeping of the UN In Berlin, on Wednesday, a ministerial meeting was completed, dedicated to the issues of the UN peacekeeping activity. According to the results of the forum, in which the UN Secretary General Antoniu Guterrish took part, 53 states promised to provide military and police forces for the service as part of the “blue helmets”. We are talking about 88 units, including aviation equipment, military experts and staff officers. The states also took on other obligations, including the technical support of the UN operations to maintain peace. ~ 60 > “fair world” for Ukraine answering the journalist’s question about the possibility of the peacekeeping activity of the UN, General Secretary General Secretary. He noted: “The UN is ready to provide any support if the parties agree and ask for it.” He recalled that the UN was repeatedly called for immediate and unconditional cessation of fire. Gaterrish also emphasized that he considers the world to be fair, whose conditions are consistent with the UN Charter, International Law and Resolutions of the UN General Assembly, as well as the principles of respect for the territorial integrity of Ukraine. & Amp; nbsp; 62 ~ 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 ~ 62Fighting in the gas ~ 60 > as reported by the UN Office for the coordination of humanitarian issues, the Israeli forces over the past day attacked the European Gaza Hospital in Khan Junis, as a result of which several people were killed and wounded. During the shelling in the hospital, there was a group of employees of the World Health Organization. This morning, a blow was again struck throughout the hospital, which, as reported, led to additional victims. In North Gaza, after Palestinian missile shelling, two new orders were issued. According to estimates, in less than two months, starting from March 18, more than 436 thousand people were moved to various areas of the gases. situation in Yemen last signals indicating de -expansed in Yemen. the resumption of the peace process, however, the humanitarian situation remains catastrophic, and financing of assistance is rapidly reduced. This was reported by the special envoy of the UN in Yemen Hans Grundberg and the UN Extraindicator, Deputy Secretary General of Tom Fletcher, speaking on Wednesday at the Security Council. The United Nations called on the international community to take measures to comply with humanitarian law in Yemen, as well as to achieve a durable peace for this country. It was especially emphasized the need to ensure financing humanitarian efforts in Yemen. & Amp; nbsp;