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   The war in Ukraine will have demonstrated the impotence of the United Nations   
   if a permanent member of the Security Council with full veto power becomes a   
   rogue state without consequence. For the havoc it created, Russia must now be   
   evicted from the UN.   
      
   Nevertheless, there is another way forward based on principles and the common   
   will of the international community. This involves expelling the Russian   
   Federation from the UN through the General Assembly, which can be done under   
   Art. 18, #2. Ob­viously,    
   if a country loses its status as a UN member, it also loses its seat on the   
   Security Council.   
      
   To accomplish this, first, a resolution proposing Russia’s exp   
   lsion/suspension needs to go to the General Assembly from the Security   
      
   Council, per Art. 12, #1. Second, the General Assembly must vote by a   
   two-thirds +1 supermajority in favor of expulsion.   
      
   Article 27, #3 of the Charter states that if the Security Council is   
   deliberating an issue concerning one of its members, “a party to the dispute   
   shall abstain from voting under paragraph 3 of Article 52.” This can allow   
   the Security Council to send    
   the issue to the General Assembly without Russia simply vetoing the move.   
      
   https://thehill.com/opinion/international/3717566-how-to-expel-r   
   ssia-from-the-un/#:~:text=Obviously%2C%20if%20a%20country%20loses,12%2C%20%231.   
      
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