The UN Security Council will hold a meeting to discuss Russia's large-scale attack on Ukraine.

Due to the extensive shelling of Ukraine's civilian population and critical infrastructure by Russia, a meeting of the UN Security Council will take place on December 16. This was announced by Ukraine's Permanent Representative to the UN, Serhiy Kyslytsya, on social media platform X, as reported by UNN.

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According to Serhiy Kyslytsya, the meeting will focus on "Support for Peace and Security in Ukraine" and is convened to address the humanitarian consequences of Russia's armed aggression, particularly its extensive shelling of civilians and critical infrastructure in Ukraine.

The corresponding broadcast will be available on the United Nations (UN) website.

Let us remind you,

Russia carried out its 12th large-scale attack this year on Ukraine's civilian energy infrastructure. Energy workers have already begun efforts to restore services where possible, and strict power outage schedules are being implemented to balance the system, the Ministry of Energy reported.