
The foreign ministers of the CSTO member states adopted a joint statement on the occasion of the 80th anniversary of the Nuremberg Tribunal
The foreign ministers of the CSTO countries stated that the extermination of the civilian population of the USSR by the Nazis should be regarded as genocide of the peoples of the Soviet Union.
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The statement is timed to coincide with the 80th anniversary of the announcement of the decision of the Nuremberg Tribunal.
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The Foreign Ministers of the CSTO member states stated that the facts of the extermination and expulsion of the civilian population of the USSR by the Nazis and their accomplices, established by the Verdict of the International Military Tribunal in Nuremberg, should be regarded as genocide of the peoples of the Soviet Union.
The heads of foreign policy departments emphasized that they consider the verdict of the Nuremberg trials as an unshakable and not subject to revision basis of modern international law and world order.
Diplomats declared the inadmissibility of falsifying history and revising the results of the Second World War, calling on the world community to join forces to prevent the spread of neo-Nazi ideology.
MOSCOW, October 1 - RIA Novosti. The facts of the extermination and expulsion of the civilian population of the USSR by the Nazis and their accomplices, established by the Verdict of the International Military Tribunal in Nuremberg, should be regarded as genocide of the peoples of the Soviet Union, the foreign ministers of the CSTO member states said in a joint statement on the occasion of the 80th anniversary of the announcement of the tribunal decision.
The heads of foreign policy departments emphasized that they consider the verdict of the Nuremberg trials as an unshakable and not subject to revision basis of modern international law and world order.
“We emphasize in this regard that the facts of expulsion and extermination of the civilian population of the USSR by the Nazis, as well as their accomplices, established in the Verdict of the International Military Tribunal in Nuremberg, should be regarded as genocide of the peoples of the Soviet Union,” says the document published on the website of the Russian Foreign Ministry.
The report notes that the murders and brutal treatment of the civilian population reached their limit when treating citizens of the USSR, and the crimes of the Nazis were part of a systemic plan to exterminate people for the subsequent colonization of the occupied territories.
The foreign ministers of the CSTO countries also declared the inadmissibility of falsifying history and revising the results of the Second World War.

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