And yet more whining about "anti-Russian" political manoeuvring:
It's getting harder and harder for Russia to deny its isolation on the international stage.
Besides its ally, China, all 13 members abstained from voting on Moscow's draft.
The common message from most members was if Russia cared, and wanted to relieve the suffering of the Ukrainian people, it could end its war now.
Instead, Russia's draft does not even recognise it is the sole cause of the humanitarian disaster or respond to the realities on the ground.
Ukraine has its own humanitarian resolution set for a vote in the General Assembly, where Russia cannot wield its veto.
Still, Moscow doesn't show any sign of changing course.
It denounced the latest General Assembly vote as another anti-Russian show and blamed the humanitarian devastation on Ukrainian "nationalists and radicals".
As British diplomat Barbara Woodward told me after the vote: "I think Russia has consistently misplayed its hand here, and seriously underestimated the consequences of what it's done and the international perception of what it's done.
"They tabled this resolution over a week ago and they kept it on the table and rolled it forward. And, we saw the result today. Only one country supported Russia."