US sides with Russia, votes against UN resolution condemning Ukraine invasion ...Middle East

In a significant departure from its European allies, the US voted against a UN resolution condemning Russia's invasion of Ukraine, aligning with Moscow under President Trump. This move has strained US-European relations and raised concerns about the US's shifting stance on the conflict.

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