Erdogan rendered the BMT and Security Council ineffective

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan issued a sharp statement regarding the international security system and the activities of the United Nations. One.uz reports this.

He emphasized that the organization is becoming completely helpless and ineffective in the face of bloody crises unfolding in various parts of the world. He expressed this view in a special video address to the participants of the 9th International Mediation Conference, which began its work in Istanbul.

Inaction of organizations regarding crises Erdoğan strongly criticized the inaction of international organizations in the context of humanitarian disasters and wars covering the Gaza Strip, Lebanon, Sudan, and other hot spots in the world. The President emphasized that the UN and its Security Council's existing mechanisms are unable to stop injustices and ensure peace, demonstrating complete impotence in practice.

According to him, the current structure cannot address the scale of the crises. The need to fundamentally reform the security system The Turkish leader spoke in his speech about Ankara's principles of peace and necessary changes.

The head of state once again emphasized the need to urgently review the global security system, particularly the composition of the UN Security Council and the veto right system. Ankara stated that it will continue its efforts to resolve global conflicts peacefully, striving for sustainable peace through negotiations and active mediation.

Erdoğan's statement once again drew the international community's attention to the issue of UN reform while sharp military-political conflicts continue in the Middle East and Africa.