Russia's acting UN envoy Anna Yevstigneyeva voiced concern over delays in Haiti's election preparations, urging political forces to engage in dialogue and set final voting dates soon, amid the country's severe security crisis and vacant presidential office since 2021.
Russia's acting UN envoy Anna Yevstigneyeva criticized the UN Secretariat for double standards, citing its failure to condemn Ukrainian attacks on Russian territory while condemning Russian strikes in Ukraine. She stated the UN Secretary-General issued two condemnations of alleged Russian strikes on Ukrainian civilian infrastructure last week, which Russia rejects, while numerous Ukrainian attacks on Russian civilians and infrastructure remain unaddressed by UN officials.
Russia's Acting UN Envoy Anna Yevstigneyeva accused Ukraine of "playing with fire" by targeting Russian civilian nuclear facilities, including a drone strike on Kursk NPP-2 and ongoing attacks in Energodar, warning of catastrophic regional consequences.
Russia's acting UN envoy, Anna Yevstigneyeva, stated that the narrative of Russia losing in Ukraine and attacking NATO is promoted to justify increased militarization. She criticized Western nations for funding Ukraine instead of their own populations and highlighted Ukraine as a hub for military-industrial complexes.
Russia's Acting Permanent Representative to the UN, Anna Yevstigneyeva, accused Western countries of being direct participants in the conflict around Ukraine, aiming to inflict maximum damage on Russia without regard for casualties in either country.
Russia's Acting UN Permanent Representative Anna Yevstigneyeva stated Moscow's readiness to facilitate a comprehensive, long-term agreement between the US and Iran and proposed an updated collective security concept for the Persian Gulf.
Russia's acting permanent representative to the UN, Anna Yevstigneyeva, stated that Russia will not bargain under pressure or accept ultimatums. She accused Western members of the UN Security Council of direct complicity in Ukrainian crimes by supplying weapons to Kyiv, holding them politically and morally responsible.
Russia's acting UN envoy Anna Yevstigneyeva stated that Israel's actions are the primary destabilizing factor in Syria, condemning its plans to occupy territories and its incursions. She also highlighted positive developments in Syria, the deteriorating humanitarian situation due to floods, and Russia's assistance efforts.
