A burning car during collisions in Es Suvayd, Syria. UN Security Council: In Syria, difficult humanitarian conditions and the threat of resuming the conflict are preserved in Syria Peace and safety At a meeting of the Security Council on Thursday, the special envoy of the UN in Syria Gayr Pedersen recalled the anniversary of a chemical attack in the Guta 2013. He called it a “painful reminder of the suffering of Syrian citizens and the gross violations of international law that should never be repeated” and called on the council “to double the efforts to ensure responsibility, protect the civilian population and the help of Syria in the exit from the dark past.” special messenger emphasized that the violence in the ES Suvay was stopped due to the regime of the ceasefire, but the threat of resumption of the conflict is maintained. ~ 60 >~ 60 > fragile truce 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 ~ 62Pedersen noted that the clashes on the outskirts of the Es Suvayds continue, and the truce remains fragile without additional measures to strengthen trust. The UN representative emphasized the importance of a transparent investigation of violations and holding all the perpetrators to justice. ~ ~ > 62 ~ Special Slender also condemned the continuing operations of Israel in the southwest of Syria and called for the complete respect of the sovereignty and territorial integrity of the country. He welcomed the ministerial meeting between Syria and Israel in Paris this week, noting the possibility of resolving issues diplomatic means. ~ ~ ~ p >The recent report of the Independent International Investigation of events in Syria, Pedersen recalled, recorded violations in the coastal areas and in the west of the central part of the country in the first months of 2025. The temporary authorities publicly recognized this document, the conclusions of which emphasized the need for transitional justice measures. Pedersen also announced the need for steps to reform the security sector, disarmament, demobilization and reintegration of armed groups, and also noted the importance of combating terrorism and the threat of foreign militants. ~ 60 > political The process 60 > the speaker emphasized the need to hold elections on a transparent basis with the participation of all groups of the population and developing a clear and consistent road map of the transition period, which should include the constitutional process. He noted the importance of dialogue with civil society organizations and stated that women should fully participate in political life. A special envoy also indicated the need for coordinated international support for the restoration of Syria and its infrastructure. According to him, recent decisions on the removal of some sanctions have become an important step, however, they need to be fixed and expanded by ensuring the necessary financing. difficult conditions are maintained ~ ~ 60 > in turn. The issues and coordinator of UN Extraordinary Assistance Tom Fletcher reminded the Security Council that the humanitarian crisis in Syria was far from completion. “Throughout Syria, 16 million Syrians are still in need of humanitarian support,” he said. & Amp; nbsp; according to him, the general situation remains extremely difficult: it is urgent to ensure & nbsp; population & nbsp; food, medical care, water, fuel and basic services. 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This plan was noted by the speaker, & nbsp; provides for the most important & nbsp; support in the field of food and agriculture, & nbsp; as well as the provision of & nbsp; pure water & nbsp; and medical & nbsp; services & nbsp; for 4.3 million people. ~ 60 > at the same time & nbsp; deputy head of the UN & nbsp; warned that the humanitarian plan for 2025 was funded only by 14 percent. & nbsp; according to him, now 16 percent of medical institutions were forced to suspend or reduce the work due to lack of funds. ~ 60 > ~ 60 > Efforts in the ESSUVADA 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 ~Meanwhile, the United Nations and its humanitarian partners mobilize resources to provide humanitarian aid in the ES Suvayd and surrounding areas where displaced persons are located. & Amp; & NBSP; UN permanent coordinator in Syria, Adam Abdelmul, visited the province the day before. The UN delegation was able to evaluate the humanitarian situation in the field and directly chat with the injured residents, local authorities and representatives of civil society. ~ 60 >~ 60 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 ~According to the UN, more than 185 thousand people were forced to leave their homes, most of them within the province of Es Suvid. Many of the forced immigrants found refuge in schools, which causes anxiety on the eve of the new school year. It is noted that it is necessary to find worthy and safe solutions to accommodate families so that children can continue their studies without interruptions. & Amp; nbsp; meanwhile, there are acutely lacking medicines in hospitals and clinics, including insulin, and cancer treatment and treatment. The medical staff works in difficult conditions and needs urgent support. support for local organizations 60 > “humanitarian conditions in the ES Suppies and DARA and Damascus. heavy. Civil persons … urgently need support, ”said Abdelmula & nbsp; following the results of his visit. ~ > 62 ~ according to him, local civil society organizations play a crucial role in providing assistance to immigrants and accepting them communities. 60 ~ p > meanwhile in local markets there are serious interruptions in deliveries, the prices of the main products are rapidly growing, and families stand for hours in lines. The UN emphasizes that these problems cannot be solved by humanitarian aid. The restoration of stable supplies of commercial goods is of key importance for stabilizing the situation and preventing its further deterioration. efforts of the international community 60 > partners in the last weeks of the Syrian Arabic Red. The crescent was sent 12 humanitarian aircraft to the injured areas. Monthly more than 300 thousand people receive various forms of support. Nevertheless, as noted in the UN, humanitarian efforts remain limited due to a lack of funding. The organization urges donors to show solidarity with the inhabitants of Es Suvayd and all Syria and urgently build support.