The resolution demands an immediate halt to violence against civilians in northeastern Syria and condemns violations of international humanitarian law, including attacks on infrastructure. It criticizes the power imbalance in ceasefire agreements and warns against dismantling democratic self-governance without legal safeguards. Politically, it aims to protect the multi-ethnic and feminist 'Rojava experience' and promote inclusive solutions involving all communities. The EU is urged to secure humanitarian corridors and apply diplomatic pressure on conflict parties. Additionally, it calls for independent investigations into war crimes and the recognition of Kurdish autonomy within a democratic Syria.