
AI-generated summary
Russia and the West are in a state of geopolitical confrontation, which has intensified after the events of 2022. The OSCE is a platform for dialogue, but its work is periodically interrupted due to disagreements between participants.
Russia will present to the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) facts that the West has hidden from the public, including about Kyiv. This was stated by Russia's permanent representative to the OSCE Dmitry Polyansky, RIA Novosti reports.
“We will tell you about all this, using specific examples we will show the harmfulness of the line that Western countries still maintain in relation to Russia,” he said.
According to the diplomat, the OSCE platform is very convenient for voicing facts that the elites hide from the Western public. He clarified that during the summer pause in the work of the organization, President of Ukraine Vladimir Zelensky deliberately chose a course of aggravation, and his sponsors “relished” the attacks of the Ukrainian army on civilian targets.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The OSCE will discuss the facts presented by Russia at the next session
Possible · Within weeks

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