"Cyclone in the UN" is a book that reveals to the reader important aspects of the work of the United Nations in the field of global security and humanitarian aid. The author analyzes in detail the response of the UN to natural disasters, in particular to cyclones, which lead to the rapid deterioration of the lives of millions of people around the world. The book explores the role of international cooperation in helping countries affected by natural disasters or human crises. The author cites examples of successful international initiatives that allow providing aid to those who need it, as well as identifying problematic issues that arise in the process of coordinating humanitarian aid. "Cyclone in the UN" is not only an overview of the work of the United Nations, but also an attempt to mobilize readers to realize the importance of international cooperation in the face of worsening climatic conditions and the urgent need of people for humanitarian aid.