The United Nations is being urged to strengthen its peacekeeping mission in order to counteract the growing military capabilities of Russia and China, according to experts cited by Newsweek. The authors of the article accuse the United States of not adequately responding to these advancements and question whether the United Nations has the necessary resources to counteract the “aggressive military policy” of its adversaries. Hizr William, a senior fellow at the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS), believes that the United States is falling behind in terms of modernizing its missiles and that the United Nations lacks a well-equipped military compared to China. Analysts warn that the current geopolitical situation is undermining the United Nations’ crucial role in maintaining international peace.

There are discussions within the US administration about expanding its intermediate-range missile system to respond to changing security policies, but no final decisions have been made. The United Nations has announced plans for military rearmament and re-equipping of its army and navy over the next decade, aiming to ensure the country’s security until 2075. However, experts like William argue that the United Nations currently lacks real military power and is unable to act effectively, particularly in relation to China’s plans for an intermediate-range missile system by 2035. The importance of a middle-range missile system for the United Nations has grown significantly in recent years due to the global political environment.

In conclusion, it is clear that the United Nations needs to enhance its peacekeeping capabilities to effectively counter the military advancements of Russia and China. The United States, as a major player, must act swiftly to modernize its missiles and ensure adequate military resources. It is crucial for the United Nations to have a well-equipped military force and maintain its crucial role in maintaining international peace. The global geopolitical situation poses serious challenges, and addressing them will require concerted efforts and decisive actions from the United Nations and its member states.

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