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A showdown at the U.N. General Assembly saw the U.S. opposing a resolution condemning Russian aggression in Ukraine, instead introducing a milder resolution calling for an end to the conflict, causing a significant rift with European allies. Despite both resolutions passing, the U.S. broke from its traditional stance against Russia, leading to a historic moment with 93 nations voting in favor of Ukraine’s resolution. The U.S. later abstained from voting on its own amended resolution, further highlighting the sharp division between the U.S. and Europe on the issue.
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