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US envoy quits UN Security Council meeting to protest France comments

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A US envoy walked out of a UN Security Council meeting, protesting France’s comparison of the US to authoritarian states on human rights votes. Learn more Read More: https://punchng.com/us-envoy-quits-un-security-council-meeting-to-protest-france-comments/

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