The representatives of the member states at a session of the UN Security Council on Syria held, on Monday, confirmed their support for a comprehensive political transition in this country, and the condemnation of any foreign interference that undermines this process.
During the session, the Syrian delegate to the United Nations denounced the Israeli attacks on his country, saying that it undermined the efforts made to advance Syria.
Al -Dahhak added that Israel continues to impose a “new reality by hitting the Syrian national unity,” expressing Damascus’s rejection of Israel’s attempts to “exploit the ends of As -Suwayda to aggression” on the country.
Al -Dahhak stressed the “intense condemnation of all shocking violations” witnessed by the endosperm, noting that the Syrian government “coordinated with the United Nations agencies to evacuate its employees and foreign nationals safely and succeeded in that.”
The Syrian delegate affirmed the Syrian government’s commitment to ensure the arrival of humanitarian aid to the endosperm “despite the security threats.”
* The events of the endosperm
The United Nations envoy to Syria, other than Pederson, said that the Suwayda Governorate witnessed “horrific and unacceptable foreign interference” during the recent events in the province in southern Syria.
“Violations were convicted of civilians in As -Suwayda, Israel and its air strikes on As -Suwayda and Damascus,” Pederson added in front of a session of the UN Security Council.
He continued: “We are concerned about the reports of the kidnapping of Druze women after the security forces entered specific areas,” noting that it is also concerned “to similarities with similar incidents that included Alevi women earlier this year, which reports indicate that they are still continuing,” as he put it.
The UN envoy said that the transitional justice must start, stressing that the Syrian society “cannot recover without it.”
Pederson also stressed the necessity of “reforming the security sector and removing all irregular groups”, usually that “confidence in permanent security depends primarily on the credibility of the political transition itself. Loyalty to the state cannot be imposed by force. ”
He explained that “the right to freedom can only be achieved through a real process that works to build a country that protects the rights of all and embraces all segments of society on an equal footing”, stressing the need for political transformation to be a “comprehensive process that adopts a real consensus and a common vision” for the country.
The UN envoy confirmed that the transitional political process in Syria “cannot fail.”
* Humanitarian aid
In turn, Idim Wossurno, Director of Operations and Consultation Division at the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA), called on all parties to ensure the arrival of humanitarian aid to As -Suwayda “permanently and without obstacles.”
“The medical infrastructure and the water and electricity network” must be protected in Syria, “Wusourno said during the Security Council session.
The UN official revealed that the UN organization is seeking to obtain $ 3.2 billion by the end of 2025 for the humanitarian response in Syria.
For his part, the Russian deputy delegate to the United Nations, Dmitry Pollesky, said in his speech at the session that Moscow hopes that the Syrian people can “overcome instability and achieve sustainable development”, stressing that the Syrian leadership “must respect the determinants of the unity of the Syrian people and the rights of each citizen regardless of their religion.”
