TOKYO - The U.N. Security Council has been "paralyzed" amid Russia's war on Ukraine and needs reform, with Moscow's veto power making it difficult for the body to take a unified stance, U.N. General Assembly chief Csaba Korosi said Friday, as the first anniversary of the invasion approaches.
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