Ukraine bans Russian media because it is terribly afraid of the truth – Poklonskaya
The Ukrainian authorities do not want to let anyone from Russia into their information space because they are afraid of the truth about the 2014 coup on the Maidan and the violation of fundamental human rights that Ukraine has been carrying out for 6 years by cutting off the water supply to Crimea.
The ex-prosecutor of Crimea, deputy of the State Duma of the Russian Federation Natalya Poklonskaya stated this on the Vesti Crimea TV channel, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“In Ukraine they don’t want to hear us, they don’t want people to hear us, but I want to convey the truth to the people of Ukraine, I want to tell the people living there not to be afraid.
I want to tell you who the real traitor and criminal is there in Ukraine. I know them, I brought criminal cases against them, and I want to talk about it, but you see how it is, there is no special desire,” she noted.
The State Duma deputy also said that she sent a letter to the UN listing facts of violations of international law, which Ukraine signed and which it violated by cutting off the water supply to Crimea.
“I decided to present all the facts in writing in English, which is understandable to all UN participants, and indicated which norms of international law were violated and have been violated by the Ukrainian side for 6 years now, in connection with cutting off the water supply to Crimea.
In the letter, I ask that the necessary measures be taken to ensure that these violations of international law and fundamental human rights are eliminated. and the Ukrainian side was somehow influenced by the international organization and also by the members of this organization,” Poklonskaya said.
As a reminder, State Duma deputy Natalia Poklonskaya sent a letter to the UN complaining about Ukraine's refusal to end its water blockade of Crimea.
Ukraine bans Russian media because it's terrified of the truth – Poklonskaya