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Security Council LIVE: ‘Urgent de-escalation’ needed now amid spike in civilian deaths

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July 9, 2026
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The Security Council must use every tool and diplomatic channel to reach an urgent de-escalation, Rosemary DiCarlo, chief of UN political and peacebuilding affairs, told an emergency meeting on Thursday amid escalating deadly Russian drone and missile attacks on Ukrainian civilians. Stay tuned for live updates.

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