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The United Nations has attempted to address the crisis through resolutions, notably a December Security Council resolution calling for an immediate end to violence. While Ambassador Chelmo Tun welcomed the adoption of the resolution, he expressed reservations about its effectiveness, highlighting that some of its stronger provisions, such as measures under Chapter VII of the UN Charter (which could authorize sanctions or military intervention), were omitted. This cautious stance reflects the complex geopolitical landscape within the Security Council, where member states like China and Russia opted to abstain rather than oppose the resolution.