
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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Russia says the UN is avoiding sending experts to alleged crime scenes in Ukraine by requiring them to travel only from Kyiv, which Moscow considers unacceptable due to the need to travel through its territory.
The United Nations (UN) does not send its experts to the scenes of crimes committed by Ukraine because it does not want them to travel through Moscow. This was announced by Ambassador at Large of the Russian Foreign Ministry Rodion Miroshnik in a conversation with RIA Novosti.
He noted that for this reason Russia has to remotely transmit information about Kyiv’s actions to the world organization with the help of intermediaries and teleconferences.
“The main obstacle on the part of the UN, which was until recently, was 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,” the diplomat said.
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Russia will continue to accuse the UN of bias and will look for alternative ways to convey information about Ukraine’s actions
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