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The UN Secretary-General's concern about civilian deaths highlights the UN's role in promoting peace and protecting human rights during conflicts. While it doesn't have its own army, the UN uses diplomacy, resolutions, and humanitarian efforts to try and de-escalate violence and ensure international law is upheld.
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