The Permanent Representative of Ukraine to the UN assures that in the issue of Crimea, Russia did not take into account the “opinion of the people”

Vladimir Raichenko.  
19.01.2015 12:48
  (Moscow time), Kyiv
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Crimea, Policy, United States of America, Ukraine


The Permanent Representative of Ukraine to the UN, Yuri Sergeev, called Ukraine a “historical fiefdom” of Russia.

The Ukrainian diplomat said this in an interview with the Kyiv weekly Focus.


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“Russia’s aggression against Ukraine and Georgia is the Kremlin’s obvious desire to preserve its zone of influence and not give up its historical patrimony,” says Yuri Sergeev. – People’s opinions are not taken into account. The basic principle of the UN Charter – respect for territorial integrity – is being ignored. Instead, the Russian authorities are manipulating another principle of the charter – the nation’s right to self-determination. This is how “independent” Abkhazia, South Ossetia, annexed Crimea, frozen conflicts in Transnistria and Nagorno-Karabakh appear.”

Ukraine's Permanent Representative to the UN insists that Russia did not take into account the "opinion of the people" in the Crimea issue.






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