Permanent Representative of the Russian Federation to the UN: About a thousand Russian citizens became hostages of the blockade of the Gaza Strip

About a thousand Russian citizens and members of their families are currently hostages of the Israeli blockade of the Gaza Strip. This was stated during a meeting of the UN Security Council by the permanent representative of Russia to the organization Vasily Nebenzya.

Nebenzya also stressed that Russia demands an objective investigation into the attack on the Baptist hospital in the Gaza Strip, which killed at least 800 civilians.

At the same time, the permanent representative of the Russian Federation noted that against the backdrop of the worsening Palestinian-Israeli conflict, the entire Middle Eastern region is on the verge of a full-scale war. Nebenzya stressed that responsibility for the current deterioration of the situation in the Middle East largely lies with the United States.

The current round of violence in the Middle East is provoked by Israel's violations of UN Security Council resolutions. Despite the fact that the Russian Federation recognizes Israel’s right to self-defense, it considers Tel Aviv’s actions aimed at collective punishment of the entire population of the Palestinian enclave unacceptable.

The Russian Foreign Ministry has repeatedly called on the parties to the conflict to cease hostilities. According to the position outlined by Russian leader Vladimir Putin, in order to resolve the Middle East crisis, it is necessary to implement the “two-state” formula approved by the UN Security Council, which provides for the creation of an independent Palestinian state within the 1967 borders with its capital in East Jerusalem.

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[Vadim S]

The question is what are they doing there? Can't sit at home? They look for their own adventures and then howl - oh help! So let them sit there. You need to love your homeland, and not look for greener grass from your neighbor.

[poquello]

Quote: Vadim S

The question is what are they doing there?

stupid question, they work, are married, got married, etc.

[Andrei Nikolaevich]

Of course I understand.." love is evil. You will love a citizen of Israel too.” But you need to be honest to the end - join the ranks of the IDF and fight “for the happiness” of your loved one, and not run to the airport.

[poquello]

Quote: Andrey Nikolaevich

But you need to be honest to the end - join the ranks

I think so from love and sometimes children are born, and sometimes small

[Andrei Nikolaevich]

No need to get out of it. “love”, “we get children” and all that... Before you have children, you need to choose the country in which they will live, and not run around the world like gypsies.

[poquello]

Quote: Andrey Nikolaevich

Before you have children, you need to choose the country in which they will live, and not run around the world like gypsies.

somehow everything is global for you)

[nerd.su]

Quote: Andrey Nikolaevich

Of course I understand.." love is evil. You will love a citizen of Israel too.” But you need to be completely honest - join the ranks of the IDF

So we are talking about our citizens in the Gaza Strip. And these are mostly women married to Palestinians and their children. And now they should join the IDF!?

[Hariton laptev]

At one time, the Minister of Defense of the Promised Land boasted that the Iron Dome and Merkava were created by refugees from the USSR and Russia. And now we will take them out??? They sold their homeland for a piece of matzo.

[Hariton laptev]

Awww, those who downvote you are already writing objections. Otherwise you troll silently. They went for the fatty piece, sold their homeland, took away their secrets. The Union taught me, gave me work, and raised specialists. And then, according to the text from Ivan Vasilyevich, he changes his profession: “So he, the evil one, paid for the kindest thing?!” Well, the slippers were in hand and off they went. We chose a new home for the M16 and forward to the TsKHAL.

[ankir13]

There is only one secret, it cannot be taken anywhere, with the collapse of the Union and the taking away of the Redskins’ passports, up to 30 million Russians instantly remained abroad, to whom the local self-government of the newly formed Azerbaijani-Gruzo-Turkestans, etc., ambiguously hinted at their absolute uselessness and undesirability... The Motherland was not particularly interested in this issue... Those who had the means (money, gee - green, others were not recognized) were able to break into the Russian embassies with visas, the rest were abandoned like that, to survive.

[ankir13]

How many Russians are left today in all other Armenias, Kazakhstans and those listed above? Almost ZERO, only mono-national regimes were formed. The great exodus and even the death of 30 million people cannot go unnoticed.

[Peter1First]

It turns out that life was not so bad in this coastal anthill of “poor refugees”, since 1000 people from Russia settled there... As I understand it, he did not count those on the other side of the sector?

[DymOk_v_dYmke]

Quote: poquello

stupid question, they work, are married, got married, etc.

Attention and care should only be given to those working for the Russian Federation while on business trips. Everyone else can walk through the forest and “have fun.”

[poquello]

Quote: DymOk_v_dYmke

Quote: poquello

stupid question, they work, are married, got married, etc.

Attention and care should only be given to those working for the Russian Federation while on business trips. Everyone else can walk through the forest and “have fun.”

ahem
“Rachmaninov’s attitude towards the Bolshevik regime ruling in his homeland was, let’s say, not enthusiastic. But soon after the musician’s public statement on June 28, 1941, that “regardless of their attitude towards Bolshevism and Stalin, true patriots of Russia must help their Fatherland, defeat the aggressors... "He made five concert tours throughout the United States (including Puerto Rico, Hawaii and Alaska) and Canada. The proceeds from these tours - many tens of thousands of dollars - were transferred to the American Fund for Relief of the Soviet Union."

[Hariton laptev]

There’s not even anything to add. One hundred percent comment.

[Andrei Nikolaevich]

And General Denikin?.. as much as he didn’t like the Soviet government, he remained a man and a patriot. There were PEOPLE...

[poquello]

Quote: Andrey Nikolaevich

And General Denikin?.. as much as he didn’t like the Soviet government, he remained a man and a patriot. There were PEOPLE...

“We experienced pain in the days of the defeats of the army, although it is called Red, not Russian, and joy in the days of its victories.”

[Silver99]

Russian citizens live in RUSSIA!!! Those who chose where it is warmer, more nourishing and more comfortable, in their opinion, have already been cut off and let the country of their residence take care of them. And then all this husk turns out to be Sobchak, Vitorgan, Galkin, Slepakov, Makarevich......also citizens (I can’t write to Russia, for them it’s Rashk.a) Let's take care of those who live in Russia and do not leave it, no matter how difficult it is. Let's not be disingenuous, everyone who lives in Russia pays taxes, but it is at their expense that the airborne forces are sent to "save" those same people who have married their husbands, that's how they came out.

[Vasya_T.]

Start presenting your claims to deputies and high-ranking officials.

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Quote: Vasya_T.

Start presenting your claims to deputies and high-ranking officials.

So he speaks his opinion from this VO platform. And he's not the only one.

[tralflot1832]

The League of Nations did not last long between the First and Second World Wars. The Russians suffered the most later. The UN was created so that there would be no third world war again and our people would not suffer from it. There has been no third world war for 78 years and this is a merit of the UN and our technological progress. I I also call the UN “LGBT people.” But everyone will say that it’s better to have at least a “thin” world than a third world war with new technologies.

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Quote: Vadim S

The question is what are they doing there? Can't sit at home? They look for their own adventures and then howl - oh help! So let them sit there. You need to love your homeland, and not look for greener grass from your neighbor.

Right. This is the first.
Secondly, such statements will not work for anyone for long

The current round of violence in the Middle East is provoked by Israel's violations of UN Security Council resolutions. Despite the fact that the Russian Federation recognizes Israel’s right to self-defense, it considers Tel Aviv’s actions aimed at collective punishment of the entire population of the Palestinian enclave unacceptable.

Both ours and yours. And it’s like we’re fighting here, but here we’re wrapping up fish...

[zoland]

Quote: Vadim S

The question is what are they doing there? Can't sit at home? They look for their own adventures and then howl - oh help! So let them sit there. You need to love your homeland, and not look for greener grass from your neighbor.

They weren't looking for grass, but thicker horseradish

[Cat Alexandrovich]

In such cases, what statistics include dual citizens? In such cases, are they Russians or Israelis?

[Andrei Nikolaevich]

Kot Alexandrovich, you are already being heavily downvoted. Soon they’ll take on me too.) It’s okay, I’ll survive. And with dual citizenship, the shop should be closed.

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Quote: Andrey Nikolaevich

And with dual citizenship, the shop should be closed.

Yes, this is all that the bullets and shells flying to kill and strike in their whistles and howls sing about. What double, triple, and some even had six-digit... Wasn’t it Beni!?

[Aviator_]

In such cases, what statistics include dual citizens? In such cases, are they Russians or Israelis?

This is about those who are in Palestinian territory, and not about the Chubais and Pugalkins.

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Quote: Aviator_

In such cases, what statistics include dual citizens? In such cases, are they Russians or Israelis?

This is about those who are in Palestinian territory, and not about the Chubais and Pugalkins.

There is a special conversation about these in general. Give them a three or a two. (only “special troikas” for rendering a verdict of traitors.)

[A2AD]

In such cases, what statistics include dual citizens?

As is customary for such persons with low social responsibility, depending on the situation. How to defend Russia, they are Jews. And as for receiving lyuli from Arabs, they are Russians.

[Andrei Nikolaevich]

Yes. The main thing is not to forget about Galkin, Pugacheva and Slepakov and Makarevich. Apparently our distributor has no other arguments. Citizens of Russia live in Russia.

[Vasilenko Vladimir]

I thought the same about them, but in a conversation about the other side of the conflict, and not about the “Galkins”

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Quote: Vasilenko Vladimir

I thought the same about them, but in a conversation about the other side of the conflict, and not about the “Galkins”

First, the “conflict” begins in the heads. For example, when “great patriots” from Urgant are invited to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs educational institutions. Then we see statements from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs when Russia is hit in the face - “West, let’s be friends”

[Sergey3]

These are no longer citizens of Russia. And in general, if you have dual citizenship and permanently reside abroad, Russian citizenship should be automatically deprived. For such non-citizens there should be simplified entry into Russia to visit relatives, but there should not be full citizenship, implying payment of pensions, medical care, etc. There's no point in sucking two tits!

[Vasilenko Vladimir]

Quote: Sergey3

And in general, if there is dual citizenship

in principle it shouldn't exist

Quote: Sergey3

permanently resides abroad, Russian citizenship should be deprived automatically

this is nonsense, there are those who do this at work, someone got married or got married

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Quote: Vasilenko Vladimir

Quote: Sergey3

And in general, if there is dual citizenship

in principle it shouldn't exist

Quote: Sergey3

permanently resides abroad, Russian citizenship should be deprived automatically

this is nonsense, there are those who do this at work, someone got married or got married

Yes, that’s it, at the state level this is what happens, as you say. The authorities just need to give signals from below that such things need to be put in order. Who really works there for the GOOD OF RUSSIA, and who is looking for a warm place to escape from possible mobilization.

[Sergey3]

this is nonsense, there are those who do this at work, someone got married or got married

Those. a woman or a man doesn’t like Russian ones, they went for imported ones, and those who remained work hard and pay taxes so that those who leave have the opportunity to receive some benefits from what they consider to be a non-native state, such as pensions and other things. So in your opinion?1 But in my opinion, he dumped it abroad and that’s it... Those who work there must do this officially, with notification to government agencies. You paid taxes to your native state, you have the right to everything else.

[carpenter]

Quote: Sergey3

These are no longer citizens of Russia

I would say they TBM (there was a mat).

[carpenter]

Quote: Sergey3

For such non-citizens there should be simplified entry into Russia to visit relatives

So we have it, I personally have it.

[Anatoly Vertinsky]

What do you mean, a person worked for the state, paid taxes/pension contributions, and you need to rob him by depriving him of his pension?

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Quote: Anatoly Vertinsky

What do you mean, a person worked for the state, paid taxes/pension contributions, and you need to rob him by depriving him of his pension?

Of course not, just let him come and receive this pension in Russia. Believe me, the fantasy of giving to the Western media or giving lectures about “evil Russia” will immediately end.

[DymOk_v_dYmke]

Quote: Clear

Of course not, just let him come and receive this pension in Russia. Believe me, the fantasy of giving to the Western media or giving lectures about “evil Russia” will immediately end.

It is precisely for such “fantasies” that one should be deprived of the right to a pension, and not everyone.
And those who fantasize do not need it.

[DymOk_v_dYmke]

Quote: Sergey3

if you have dual citizenship and permanently reside abroad, Russian citizenship should be deprived automatically. For such non-citizens there should be simplified entry into Russia to visit relatives, but there should not be full citizenship, implying payment of pensions, medical care, etc. There's no point in sucking two tits!

In this case, yes, citizenship should be deprived,
but an honestly earned pension must be paid regardless of the citizenship in which a person ends his life’s journey.

[-BupTyo3-48rus]

I’ll leave out the question “what are the Russians doing there”. I really don’t understand why you need to rant. Well, they hung there. Are there any options on how to get them out? They say that they are protecting our citizens all over the world... It would be hard for you to send there a large landing ship with cover from a couple of frigates for evacuation, without warning anyone. It's time to start learning from the "hegemon". And I very much doubt that anyone gave up.

[Vasilenko Vladimir]

Quote: -BupTyo3-48rus

I’ll omit the question “what are the Russians doing there”

there are mixed families

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Quote: -BupTyo3-48rus

Your point will shrink to send there a large landing ship with cover from a couple of frigates for evacuation, without warning anyone. It's time to start learning from the "hegemon". And I very much doubt that anyone gave up.

What kind of frigates..., Russia has regular flights with Israel and Palestine. Oh, about the hegemon, tell the Afghans who survived by jumping from the wheels of American transport workers when fleeing Afghanistan.

[Nord11]

There are no Russian citizens there, there are Jews with Russian passports, and these are two big differences...

[dump22]

Nebedzya was not talking about them, but about Palestinians with Russian passports.

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Quote: Nord11

There are no Russian citizens there, there are Jews with Russian passports, and these are two big differences...

Yes!

[bone1]

What are the Russians doing in Gaza? - and why do we need such Russians?

[Vasilenko Vladimir]

Quote: Bone1

What are the Russians doing in Gaza?

someone could get married, some other situations

[Andrei Nikolaevich]

Let the Gaza authorities solve their problems. Weren't they trying to get married in the same place?

[carpenter]

Quote: Bone1

What are the Russians doing in Gaza? - and why do we need such Russians?

Or maybe Friedman, who said - “I’ll wait it out in Russia, and then go to Israel for permanent residence??? Schaize!!!

[carpenter]

About a thousand Russian citizens and members of their families are currently hostages of the Israeli blockade of the Gaza Strip.

What are Russian citizens doing in Israel? Maybe it's Galkin and Pugacheva, or Markevich?

[Repellent]

Quote: carpenter

About a thousand Russian citizens and members of their families are currently hostages of the Israeli blockade of the Gaza Strip.

What are Russian citizens doing in Israel? Maybe it's Galkin and Pugacheva, or Markevich?

I’m translating from Russian into Russian, for the toormozyauskas: we are talking about citizens of the Russian Federation who, for some reason, are inside (INSIDE) Gaza Strip. That is, “in Palestine,” and not in Israel. Not in Israel. And in Palestine. But yesterday. Censorship.

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Quote: Repellent

Quote: carpenter

About a thousand Russian citizens and members of their families are currently hostages of the Israeli blockade of the Gaza Strip.

What are Russian citizens doing in Israel? Maybe it's Galkin and Pugacheva, or Markevich?

I’m translating from Russian into Russian, for the toormozyauskas: we are talking about citizens of the Russian Federation who, for some reason, are inside (INSIDE) Gaza Strip. That is, “in Palestine,” and not in Israel. Not in Israel. And in Palestine. But yesterday. Censorship.

What Israel, what Palestine... Yes, we are talking about something else here! About “great patriots” with 100500 citizenships.
Don't get in the way, buddy, they'll kill you!

[All_Good]

For some reason, half of the comments are about Israeli citizens with Russian citizenship; they want the article to talk about Russian citizens in the Gaza Strip. And only 1 thousand people out of several million. Moreover, someone else condemns them. The question is, who are you guys to think for others where they should live, how they should live, and so on. The Russian Federation must protect its citizens, and not just talk idle talk with slogans. They still throw it away

[All_Good]

How do you know what they do there and why they ended up there and live there? Well, get out of your garden already

[Bolt cutter]

what are they doing there

Well, not by developing microprocessors or synthesizing retroviral drugs .

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Quote: All_Good

For some reason, half of the comments are about Israeli citizens with Russian citizenship; they want the article to talk about Russian citizens in the Gaza Strip. And only 1 thousand people out of several million. Moreover, someone else condemns them. The question is, who are you guys to think for others where they should live, how they should live, and so on. The Russian Federation must protect its citizens, and not just talk idle talk with slogans. They still throw it away

Oh, I just wrote above

Quote: Clear

Quote: Repellent

Quote: carpenter

About a thousand Russian citizens and members of their families are currently hostages of the Israeli blockade of the Gaza Strip.

What are Russian citizens doing in Israel? Maybe it's Galkin and Pugacheva, or Markevich?

I’m translating from Russian into Russian, for the toormozyauskas: we are talking about citizens of the Russian Federation who, for some reason, are inside (INSIDE) Gaza Strip. That is, “in Palestine,” and not in Israel. Not in Israel. And in Palestine. But yesterday. Censorship.

What Israel, what Palestine... Yes, we are talking about something else here! About “great patriots” with 100500 citizenships.
Don't get in the way, buddy, they'll kill you!

[Anatoly Vertinsky]

Is he giving out citizenship to Palestinians there?)

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Quote: Anatoly Vertinsky

Is he giving out citizenship to Palestinians there?)

No. He tries to blame the United States, but it turns out like... an apology and a request to be friends.

[Mint Gingerbread]

I don't understand. Nebenzya was talking about Russian citizens who are not citizens of Israel and are there as tourists or for work purposes? If these are people with an Israeli passport who went there for permanent residence, what kind of Russians are they? These are Israelis, let them help their country. Why stand up for those who, of sound mind and good memory, purposefully left Russia themselves. As people say, they stay at home.

[Lavrenty_Palych]

What kind of Russian citizens are they if they have an Israeli passport? Well, yes, we have a complete internationalism, in the Duma there are no citizens of NATO countries, everyone is trying for us poor people, they write laws for us and eat for us in three mouths! The ways of the Russian government are mysterious! Save and have mercy! Amen!

[Oleg Apushkin]

All sorts of situations happen; working abroad from Russia is understandable. But everything else is from the evil one; these are not citizens of Russia, but traitors.

[tolmachiev51]

If they are there, then they are no longer Russian - they are all at home, but they are always running husks looking for freebies. The law must be passed - the abolition of dual citizenship.

[Mazunga]

thousands of Russians)))? when such figures come from Israel, I’m not surprised, the red-haired chubbuck was even photographed during the distribution of humanitarian aid))) and there’s a gesheft, but from Gaza)))

[tantalum]

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Quote: Andrey Nikolaevich

Of course I understand.." love is evil. You will love a citizen of Israel too.” But you need to be completely honest - join the ranks of the IDF

So we are talking about our citizens in the Gaza Strip. And these are mostly women married to Palestinians and their children. And now they should join the IDF!?

Judging by the deleted comments, the people were imbued with the plight of the “women” who married Arabs and gave birth to many, many small, but future freedom fighters. And our task is to save them and bring them to us; we don’t have enough of them.

[fax66]

Personally, I do not consider persons with dual citizenship to be full citizens of Russia. Especially Israeli citizenship.

[nordscout]

A real Russian person, at the moment, is in Russia... And the so-called “dual citizenship” is a “cunning trick” of domestic officials, from the times of the drunkard - the President of Russia - Yeltsin, “invented” for the convenience of the “well-fed life” of this clan. .. Let them sit in their Palestines - Israel and remember the “shitty” life in Russia.... Scoundrels and traitors, apparently, need to be brought to their senses and to an understanding of patriotism....

[Maks1995]

1) What were they doing there? are these Russians in Gnaaz? Maybe they themselves are “not the same”, i.e. extremists?
2) They seem to be inclined to believe that it was a Palestinian rocket.
I was personally surprised that there is no blood in the photo, the glass is intact in the mission, there are no traces of fragments in the rooms. Only things are thrown. It blew through the parking lot at night - and they pulled out the “victims” on roller skates in the morning, even alive from under the cars, covered externally, only in dust, without external blood...
And there’s simply nowhere to fit “800 civilians” there, IMHO. Even the parking lot + land next to the house + the house itself won’t fit so many people.
3).