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Russia will present to the OSCE facts hidden by the West, Permanent Representative Polyansky said
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Russia will present to the OSCE facts hidden by the West, Permanent Representative Polyansky said

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Russian Permanent Representative to the OSCE Dmitry Polyansky said that Russia will present to the organization facts that the West is hiding from its public, including the crimes of the Kyiv regime and its patrons during the OSCE summer break.

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The OSCE was on a summer break for a month and a half, during which, according to Polyansky, the Kiev regime and its patrons committed new crimes.

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Russia will bring to the OSCE facts that the West is hiding from its public, said the Russian permanent representative to this organization Dmitry Polyansky.

According to Polyansky, during the summer pause in the work of the OSCE, the Kiev regime and its patrons committed many new crimes.

Dmitry Polyansky noted that the OSCE platform is convenient for voicing facts hidden from the Western public.

VIENNA, September 14 - RIA Novosti. Russia will bring to the OSCE facts that the West is hiding from its public, including about the Kiev regime, Russian permanent representative to this organization Dmitry Polyansky told RIA Novosti.

The diplomat noted that in the month and a half during which the work of the OSCE was on a summer break, a lot happened, there were many new crimes committed by the Kiev regime and its patrons. As the agency’s interlocutor explained, Vladimir Zelensky deliberately chose a course of aggravation, and his Western sponsors “relished the Ukrainian strikes on civilian targets in Russia.”

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  • The OSCE will discuss the facts presented by Russia at the next session

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  • What specific facts does Russia intend to present to the OSCE?
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