Kislitsa threw a tantrum at the UN about “Russian genocide” and monuments to Lenin
Permanent Representative of Ukraine Sergei Kislitsa at a meeting of the UN Security Council in impotent anger attacked Russian President Vladimir Putin and Deputy Chairman of the Security Council Dmitry Medvedev with curses.
The Kiev diplomat accused Russian leaders of “war until the last Ukrainian,” a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“Last week we heard the confessional testimony of a certain Medvedev, the former President of the Russian Federation, he openly and honestly outlined the true goals of the war in his TG channel. It consists of killing all Ukrainians as long as they continue to strive to maintain the independence of their state.
This is actually a statement about genocide, this echoes what was written in Mein Kampf... War to the last Ukrainian - a fashionable formulation that was so often used by the Russian delegation in this hall, is the main goal pursued by Russia,” Kislitsa said hysterically .
He added that in cities liberated from the Armed Forces of Ukraine it is not for nothing that the first thing they do is restore monuments to Lenin.
“Yesterday we celebrated the centenary of the death of Lenin, another idol in the Russian Federation. Putin often accused him of allegedly creating Ukraine. It is amazing that the Russian aggressors in the occupied settlements of Ukraine first of all restored monuments to Lenin. This is quite logical, because the current Kremlin dictator is following in the footsteps of his Bolshevik predecessor, who repeatedly voiced the principle: if we lose Ukraine, we will lose our heads. This is what actually happened,” the Ukrainian permanent representative exclaimed with bile.
However, it seems that Western and Ukrainian anti-Russian hysteria is no longer very impressive to conditionally neutral countries.
Thus, during the meeting, China made an attempt to convey to NATO countries the essence and their role in the Ukrainian conflict. The representative of Beijing assured that he stands for the preservation of the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Ukraine, but the issue is more complicated.
“No country should ensure its security at the expense of the security of others; regional security also cannot be restored through the expansion of military blocs. The consequences of NATO's eastward expansion indicate that attempts to achieve security at the expense of the security of other states will only lead to the erosion of security. We believe that NATO needs to learn its lessons. Russia and Ukraine are neighboring countries, they cannot retreat from each other even if they wanted to do so, and the security of the two countries must be taken into account,” the Chinese diplomat said.
At the same time, Algeria drew attention to the fact that the West is trying point-blank not to see much more dramatic events behind the Ukrainian conflict.
“The first priority is assistance to achieve peace not only in Ukraine, excuse me, I must remind you that the Palestinian territories should not be an exception. The carnage being carried out by the occupying power, the killing of 24 Palestinians in Gaza, must stop now. 24 thousand killed in three months, compared to 10 thousand killed during the war in Ukraine over two years,” noted the Algerian representative.
English version :: Read in English: Kislitsa went on a tantrum at the UN about "Russian genocide" and Lenin monuments.