Ukraine: the war and diplomacy
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Historical checkpoint: the General Assembly’s 2 March 2022 vote on resolution ES-11/1. This first source layer does not assess the current front line, negotiations or state positions.
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What this record establishes
- Documented action · 2 Mar 2022
The UN records adoption of resolution ES-11/1, “Aggression against Ukraine”, on 2 March 2022 by 141 votes in favour, 5 against and 35 abstentions.
One vote. Three recorded totals.
UN General Assembly resolution ES-11/1. Historical vote; this does not describe the war today.
UN General Assembly resolution ES-11/1
141 + 5 + 35 = 181Total derived from the three reported categories
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What still needs evidence
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UN Digital Library entry for ES-11/1.
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General Assembly adopts ES-11/1
The UN records adoption of resolution ES-11/1, “Aggression against Ukraine”, on 2 March 2022 by 141 votes in favour, 5 against and 35 abstentions.
Who said what, on which issue.
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Open the evidence.
1 documents · 1 recorded origin. An origin groups a record and its summaries or later institutional updates. This count does not establish independent corroboration.
UN General Assembly emergency special session resolution table ↗
Publication date not supplied · Retrieved 4 Sept 2026 · Document captured
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“141-5-35”
11th emergency special session, A/RES/ES-11/1 row
“2 March 2022”
A/RES/ES-11/1 adoption date
Document fingerprint and passage locations
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Original response SHA-256 081d650a6983aa92327f8af0513fa550bf6004fe4421a53411d910f2f3acb1a9
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