United Nations Security Council Resolution 2774

The United Nations Security Council Resolution 2774 was adopted on 24 February 2025. This was the first non-procedural resolution on the ongoing Russian invasion of Ukraine that was passed, after several previous proposals met Russian opposition.
The Resolution was introduced by the United States and was able to pass due to an upturn in Russo-American relations after Donald Trump assumed office a month earlier. United States representative Dorothy Shea claimed that the goal of the resolution was simply to encourage an end the war; European states criticized it for lacking "criticism of Russia" or support for the territorial integrity of Ukraine. The adoption of this Resolution was a sign of deepening rift between the United States on one side and Ukraine and its European allies on the other side. The eleventh ESS — adopting similar text as amended by suggestions of European member states prior to UNSC vote the same day — has been 'adjourned' and 'resumed' on numerous occasions over the past several years, and remains temporarily adjourned. Indeed, more than twenty separate 'plenary meetings' have been held by the UNGA, whilst sitting in the eleventh ESS, since 2022.
The Resolution 2774 was approved with ten votes in favor, five abstentions and no vote against. It became the third among the UNSC-adopted resolutions concerning the Russo-Ukrainian War since 2014.