The United States did not see the possibility of excluding Russia from the UN Security Council

Earlier, Ukrainian President Zelensky advocated the exclusion of Russia from the UN Security Council. A White House spokeswoman said the United Statesshare the concerns of Ukraine,but "do not see opportunities for change in this regard"

The United States does not see an opportunity to exclude Russia from the permanent membership of the UN Security Council. This was stated during a briefing by White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki, broadcast was conducted on the YouTube channel of The Washington Post.

“I think he [Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky] obviously spoke <...> about his disappointment, which we share, that Russia is a permanent member of the UN Security Council. We do not see the possibility of changes in this regard,” she said.

Zelensky suggested that the UN Security Council dissolve itself Politics

On April 5, Zelensky called for the exclusion of Russia from the UN Security Council, and also suggested that he dissolve himself. According to him, the UN Security Council must make decisions that will lead to peace in Ukraine. “Or show how you can reformat. Or if your current format is uncontested and there is no way out, then only self-dissolution," he said.

In early March, Zelensky also demanded that Russia be expelled from the organization's Security Council. At the same time, representatives of the countries - permanent members of the Security Council rejected this possibility. Thus, the permanent representative of Britain to the UN, Barbara Woodward, said that there were no grounds for suspending Russia's membership.