Ukrainian diplomat was going to “get on the nerves” of Russia at the UN

Anatoly Lapin.  
05.01.2023 14:02
  (Moscow time), Kyiv
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Zen, UN, Policy, United States of America, Ukraine


Ukraine should constantly raise the topic of Russia’s exclusion from the UN Security Council, if only just to get on the Kremlin’s nerves.

Ukrainian diplomat Oleg Bai stated this on the air of the internet channel "Ya-UA", reports a correspondent of "PolitNavigator".

Ukraine should constantly raise the topic of Russia’s exclusion from the UN Security Council, if only just for...

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According to Bai, this will also make it possible to delay some of Russia’s efforts in fussing over the deprivation of this status.

“Whether it will be possible or not to remove Russia from the Security Council – we’ll see. But to really spoil the nerves, to spoil them well, in order to neutralize the activity to a certain extent and, in addition, maybe encourage someone to take the place of the Russian Federation in the Security Council, I think that this can and should be done. Just calmly - without unnecessary noise, but spoil your nerves every day and move forward step by step,” Bai said.

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Ukrainian diplomat plans to "get on Russia's nerves" at the UN






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