UN approves resolution calling for Russia to leave Ukraine

Current Context: The UN General Assembly approved a nonbinding resolution that calls for Russia to end hostilities in Ukraine and demands the withdrawal of its forces. This resolution sends a strong message on the eve of the first anniversary of Russia's invasion that Moscow's aggression must stop.

• The resolution was drafted by Ukraine in consultation with its allies and was passed with overwhelming support from member nations. It is a nonbinding resolution, which means that it is not legally enforceable but serves as a strong expression of the international community’s opinion and condemnation of Russia’s actions in Ukraine.
• Russia has been involved in hostilities in Ukraine since 2014 when it annexed Crimea. The conflict has escalated over time and has resulted in thousands of deaths and displacement of people. The UN resolution is an attempt to put pressure on Russia to end its aggression and withdraw its forces from Ukraine.

Question:

Q.1 What kind of resolution did the UN General Assembly approve?
a. Binding
b. Nonbinding
c. Advisory
d. Conditional