United Nations Secretary General Guterres' spokesman diyarik said on the 20th that Guterres had sent letters to the permanent missions of Russia and Ukraine to the United Nations, expressing the hope to go to the two countries and meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin and Ukrainian President zelenski respectively to have face-to-face discussions on the realization of peace and equality. Diaric said in a statement on the same day that Guterres hoped to discuss with the leaders of the two countries on urgent measures to achieve peace and "a future of multilateralism based on the Charter of the United Nations and international law" at an early date. Guterres said that both Russia and Ukraine are founding members of the United Nations and have always firmly supported the United Nations. Guterres on the 19th called on Russia and Ukraine to implement a four-day humanitarian ceasefire during the Orthodox Easter, so that civilians can leave the conflict area safely, and the United Nations and its partners can deliver humanitarian aid to the conflict area without obstruction. (Xinhua News Agency)