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Archbishop Paul Richard Gallagher, Vatican Secretary for Relations with States, urges an end to the war in Ukraine, calling for dialogue, humanitarian action, and a renewed commitment to peace.Child casualties in Ukraine in 2024 up by 57 percentFile Photo, May 2022: Archbishop Gallagher and Ukraine's Foreign Minister attend a ceremony at the Memory Wall of fallen Ukrainian defenders Three years have passed since Russia launched its full-scale invasion in Ukraine on February 24, 2022.
He noted that beyond the immediate toll, the war has also led to severe damage to critical infrastructure and environmental degradation, further exacerbating the crisis faced by millions. However, he insisted,"it is never too late" for the OSCE to restore its relevance as a multilateral forum for open and honest dialogue—"an indispensable foundation for any viable path towards peace."
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