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Conclusion
The United Nations' role in the Syrian civil war has had both successes and failures. Although
the organization provides significant humanitarian aid and tries to facilitate peace talks, it cannot
keep the conflict within the borders of the Security Council and cannot have influence on the
outcome of the conflict. The Syrian crisis has exposed a number of flaws in the structure of the
United Nations that could impede effective action, particularly in relation to the veto power of
permanent members.
As the conflict continues, the international community should review the United Nations'
performance in Syria and work hard to reform the organization, voluntarily fulfilling its
responsibility to maintain international peace and security. The Syrian people, who have suffered
for years, deserve a positive and responsive response from the United Nations to prevent future
events and contribute to peace.