Security Council
The Security Council today renewed the mandate of the United Nations Disengagement Observer Force (UNDOF) for six months, until 31 December 2026, and requested the Secretary-General to ensure the Force has the required capacity and resources to fulfil its mandate in a safe and secure manner.
As violations against children in armed conflict reached record levels in 2025, senior United Nations officials today warned the Security Council of “a deeply troubling shift” in which Government forces have become the main perpetrators of such abuse.
Briefed on political and security progress in the Central African Republic, where elections are being conducted and State authority extended, the Security Council today considered the future of United Nations engagement with the country amid warnings that financial considerations should not imperil these gains.
As speakers stressed the need to go beyond offering condolences, the Security Council today adopted a resolution to facilitate the identification, investigation and prosecution of perpetrators of attacks against United Nations personnel serving in peacekeeping operations.