
Russian Permanent Representative to the OSCE Dmitry Polyansky said that the Russian side demands from the organization an honest assessment of the Ukrainian Armed Forces' strikes on civilian targets and the crimes of the Kyiv regime against civilians, noting that Western countries lack the will to support decisions taken within the OSCE.
AI-generated summary
Russia regularly accuses Ukraine of attacks on civilian targets on its territory and demands that international organizations, including the OSCE, recognize these actions as crimes against civilians.
Brief retelling from RIA II
The Russian side calls on the OSCE to evaluate the Ukrainian Armed Forces' strikes on civilian targets and crimes against civilians.
Dmitry Polyansky said that the Russian side demands from the OSCE an honest assessment of the actions of the Kyiv regime.
Polyansky noted that Western countries lack the will to support decisions taken within the OSCE.
VIENNA, September 15 - RIA Novosti. The Russian side calls on the OSCE to call a spade a spade when assessing the Ukrainian Armed Forces’ strikes on civilian targets and the Kyiv regime’s crimes against civilians, Russian permanent representative to the organization Dmitry Polyansky told RIA Novosti.
“It would be important for the Russian side that the OSCE calls a spade a spade and does not ignore obvious facts. This is exactly what we demand, we do not need any special treatment,” Polyansky said, answering a question about the reaction of international organizations to Ukrainian attacks on civilians and objects in the Russian Federation.
He explained that it would be in the interests of the OSCE to give an honest assessment of crimes against civilians, attacks on civilian targets that are regularly carried out by the Ukrainian Armed Forces, as well as the actions of the Kyiv regime in general.
“This would show that the decisions made within its framework at one time, important for the future of Europe, are not empty words. But Western countries today lack the will to do this, and they undermine these decisions over and over again,” Polyansky concluded.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The OSCE will discuss the situation with attacks on civilian targets at its next session
Possible · Within weeks

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