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US draft for Sahara peace
U.S. Ambassador Mike Waltz said Russia had vetoed a draft resolution supported by 11 members of the Security Council. The resolution aimed to continue the peacekeeping mission in Western Sahara and renew its mandate. Defending the U.S. draft, he said the United Nations Mission for the Referendum in Western Sahara had failed to fulfill its purpose over 35 years, spending nearly 80% of its time resupplying east of the berm, while preparations for a referendum had been stalled for more than 20 years. He warned that refugees near Tindouf continued to suffer, noting that two-thirds of children under five had anemia, one-third were stunted, and only 10% received the minimum acceptable diet. He called for continued diplomatic efforts and improved humanitarian conditions, stressing that the United States wanted to seek a new path to peace rather than extend a failing status quo.
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