The US said Tuesday between China’s constant opposition to the United Nations’ efforts to ban Pakistan-based Jaysh-e-Mohammed head Masood Azhar that the countries using the veto to stop terrorists from banning him Will not stop by taking action.
US Ambassador to the United Nations Nicky Haley told reporters here, “The administration is considering all these paths and the things we have talked about are related to the restrictions and those who are in the list and how to deal with them is. Haley has taken this remark while addressing a press conference after assuming the role of Chairman of the Security Council for the April.
From Heli to press congress, the terrorists (especially the South Asia region militants) were asked about the efforts to bring under the UN sanctions and how other permanent members are using these power veto powers. . Haley said, do we have people who veto some issues? Yes, but it does not stop America from taking action and certainly does not stop us from doing it, can we make a difference. America wants to ensure that it is moving towards the result and not sitting quietly and not letting things go like this.
Haley said, every time whenever I got a post, people used to guess that I wanted a bigger position than that, in fact I am the daughter of Indian parents who told me, do whatever works best for you and make sure that People remember you for that. I am trying to do this.
Haley said that after the election of Trump in November, he was called to discuss the post of Foreign Minister in Trump Tower and not offered him the post. Haley had said the Syrian President Bashar al-Assad as a war criminal, what he did with his country is disgusting. He said that the aim of the Trump administration is to defeat the IS.
China had imposed veto against India
Remind you that India had proposed to declare Azhar as an international terrorist in the 15-member approval committee of the UN Security Council in February last year. This demand was made to be the leader of the attack at Pathankot Air Force Base. Since then, China has twice vetoed the proposal of India ‘technically postponed’ and finally last year it was banned on December 30 last year
