
Ambassador at Large of the Russian Foreign Ministry Rodion Miroshnik said that the UN refuses to send experts to investigate crimes of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, because it does not want them to travel through Moscow, and they have to report on such crimes remotely.
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The UN has previously faced difficulties in accessing areas controlled by different parties to the conflict to conduct independent investigations into alleged violations.
The UN refuses to send experts to investigate the crimes of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, because it does not want them to travel through Moscow, said Ambassador-at-Large of the Russian Foreign Ministry Rodion Miroshnik.
Because of the UN’s position, it is necessary to report on the crimes of the Kyiv regime remotely, Miroshnik said.
MOSCOW, September 13 - RIA Novosti. The UN refuses to send experts to investigate the crimes of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, because it does not want them to travel through Moscow, Ambassador at Large of the Russian Foreign Ministry Rodion Miroshnik told RIA Novosti.
“The main obstacle on the part of the UN, which was until recently, is their attempts from the series “should you check or go?” Because they say: we, of course, can send experts, but only from Kyiv, because we believe that this territory belongs to Ukraine,” Miroshnik said.
According to him, because of this, it is necessary to inform the UN about the crimes of the Kyiv regime remotely.
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Ambassador at Large of the Russian Foreign Ministry Rodion Miroshnik said that the UN does not send its experts to the sites of alleged crimes committed by Ukraine because it refuses to send them through Russian territory, insisting on leaving only from Kyiv, which forces Moscow to transmit information remotely through intermediaries and teleconferences.

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