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Russia-Ukraine war, Israel-Hamas war, Pakistan-Iran conflict, China-Taiwan tension and continuously increasing conflicts in West Asia have almost prepared the script of the Third World War. Now it may be difficult to stop the looming clouds of fear of a third world war. The United Nations General Assembly has said for the first time that looking at the current situation in the world, the possibility of a third world war cannot be ruled out. UN General Assembly President Dennis Francis said on Wednesday that the situation in the Red Sea is “deeply troubling” and is likely to worsen.
Speaking to the media, Francis warned against the “regionalization” of the conflict, adding that “we cannot rule out the possibility of a third world war.” Francis praised India’s call for a two-state solution to the conflict in Gaza, and described New Delhi’s position as “highly responsible, pragmatic, sensible and necessary”. On the situation in the Red Sea, Francis said it was “extremely troubling.” Are doing – it is very harmful and very dangerous.” He said, “Because the last thing you really want is a regionalization of that war. You don’t want that because that would mean an escalation of the war and tensions would flare up even more. So, a third world war is not beyond the realm of possibility.” Is.
Reforms said to be inevitable after India’s claim for permanent membership of UNSC
The top UN diplomat held “wide-ranging talks” with External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar here and included talks on the situation in Gaza, the conflict in Ukraine and India’s role in the UN and reforms in the UN Security Council (UNSC). Jaishankar said on ‘X’, “It is a great pleasure to welcome Dennis Francis, President of the United Nations General Assembly, in New Delhi this afternoon. His positive sentiments for our G20 Chairmanship and ‘Voice of Global South Summits’ were remarkable. He has strengthened multilateralism.” “I appreciated his stance on the need for urgent reform of international institutions, especially the UN Security Council,” he said. On the situation in Gaza, Francis said it was very worrying, adding that “peace, tranquility is the only way”. Today’s geopolitical realities are not reflected in the council, he said. On UN Security Council reforms, he said it was “inevitable”. (Language)
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