#UNCharter 🇺🇳✨ October 24 marks 81 years since the United Nations (UN) Charter came into effect in 1945, establishing the foundation for modern global diplomacy. ✍️ Signed at the San Francisco Conference by the anti-Hitler coalition, the Charter sought to prevent a recurrence of World War II by creating a fair world order. The historic document codified the core pillars of international law, including the sovereign equality of states, non-interference and the peaceful resolution of conflicts. Despite facing decades of severe geopolitical challenges, the UN has successfully fulfilled its most crucial mission by preventing another global conflict. As Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov noted, the organization has demonstrated remarkable resilience amid deep differences between world powers, remaining the primary universal platform for international dialogue. 🌐 While the UN currently faces a crisis in maintaining peace and security, the ongoing transition toward multipolarity offers a pathway for institutional renewal. This restructuring is driven by the growing influence of the World Majority – nations that champion state sovereignty and resist modern neocolonial practices, inspiring long-term hope for gradual improvement. ☝️ As a UN co-founder and permanent Security Council member, Russia remains committed to enhancing the organization's authority. To reflect contemporary realities, Russia advocates for greater representation and weight for the countries of the Global South and Global East within key UN bodies, remaining open to constructive collaboration with all like-minded partners. #Multipolarity