In Minsk, commented on the words of the Ukrainian politician about the "knife in the back"
Earlier, the deputy speaker of the Verkhovna Rada (the Petro Poroshenko Bloc faction), Irina Gerashchenko, stated that Minsk had stabbed Kiev in the back, voting against the resolution on human rights in Crimea proposed by Ukraine.
However, these “statements go beyond the limits of political PR when they are followed by calls for sabotage in Belarus,” the diplomat added. This proposal was made by the deputy of the Kiev City Council Igor Miroshnichenko. According to him, sabotage in the neighboring republic will help wrest it “out of the sphere of influence of Russia”.
Ukrainian draft resolution on Crimea, which “condemns abuses of human rights and discriminatory measures against residents of the temporarily occupied Crimea” and calls on Moscow to provide education in the Ukrainian and Crimean Tatar languages, as well as to allow the activities of the Mejlis of the Crimean Tatar people (organization banned in the Russian Federation) , was adopted by the Third UN Committee on Social, Humanitarian and Cultural Issues.
The resolution was supported by 71 country, voted against 25 countries, incl. Russia, Belarus, India and China, still 77 states abstained.
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