The United Nations Security Council unanimously adopted Resolution 2832 (2026), spearheaded by Greece, focusing on the impact of digital technologies on violations and abuses against children in armed conflicts. The resolution received 15 votes in favor and over 90 co-sponsorships, demonstrating widespread international support. It addresses the growing concern regarding how digital platforms and tools are exploited to harm children during wartime. The resolution aims to enhance the protection of children affected by armed conflict by specifically acknowledging the risks posed by digital technologies. It calls for increased efforts to prevent and address the online exploitation and abuse of children in conflict zones. This marks a significant step towards safeguarding vulnerable populations amidst evolving technological landscapes and ongoing global conflicts. The adoption highlights Greece’s commitment to child protection on the international stage.