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The report of the Public Tribunal on the crimes of the Kyiv regime was published on September 17 and translated into English. Russia previously demanded that the UN Secretary General provide lists of names of alleged victims of the events in Bucha, but received no response.
The report of the Public Tribunal on the crimes of the Kyiv regime was transferred to UN headquarters.
Maria Zakharova stated that the report will not allow the UN Secretariat to refer to the lack of information about the events in Bucha.
The Russian Ministry of Defense stated that the photo and video materials published by Kiev about the events in Bucha are a Ukrainian provocation.
MOSCOW, September 25 - RIA Novosti. The report on the events in Bucha submitted to UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres will not allow the organization’s secretariat to refer to the lack of information on this topic, said Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova.
According to her, the report of the Public Tribunal on the crimes of the Kyiv regime was published on September 17, translated into English and delivered to the UN headquarters.
“(Russian Foreign Minister Sergei - ed.) Lavrov ordered the secretariat and the secretary general to carefully study the presented materials, and this will not give them the opportunity to say more that they are not aware, do not know, are not aware,” Zakharova told Izvestia.
Zakharova noted that the Russian side had previously repeatedly appealed to the UN Secretary General with a demand to provide lists of people who were called victims of the events in Bucha, but did not receive meaningful answers.
According to the diplomat, the materials of the report will also be transferred to journalists accredited to the UN.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The UN Secretariat will conduct a thorough study of the submitted materials of the report
Likely · Within weeks
The report will be distributed to journalists accredited to the UN
Very likely · Within days

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