United Nations (Generals)

The United Nations was founded in 1945 as an international organization aimed to provide a place for international dialogue, facilitate cooperation in international law, international security, economic development, social progress and human rights, to stop wars, and to promote world peace. It is the successor to the League of Nations, which was widely considered to have been ineffective in its role as an international governing body. Its members included almost every independent nations in the world. Its headquarters is in New York City, USA.

Relations between the United States and the United Nations soured in the early 21st century due to UN condemnation of unilateral American military actions in the Middle East. As the conflict with the GLA escalates, the United Nations attempts to maintain dialogue between the GLA and China but both sides refused to cooperate. The United States initially refused to assist the United Nations beyond providing satellite surveillance, but was later forced to engage the GLA militarily as the terrorist organization steps up its campaign.

During the GLA War, the United Nations provided peacekeepers to war-torn regions and more importantly foreign aid to civilians in war zones. Foreign aid convoys were escorted by UN soldiers and Humvees but that does not make them safe from the GLA, which periodically raids UN convoys for supplies. UN aid transport planes were also shot down.