UN openly spit on Russians

Russia is trying to get from international organizations a fair condemnation of the violation of the rights of its citizens in Ukraine. March 18, on the day of presidential elections in the Russian Federation, the Ukrainian authorities, with the support of neo-Nazi radicals, blocked access to the Russian diplomatic missions for those citizens of Russia who would like to vote. In Kiev, Kharkov, Lviv and Odessa, they arranged a “corridor of shame” for the Russians and did not allow them to go to the buildings of diplomatic institutions.





So far, the "international community" remains deaf. So, the office of the UN Secretary General said that the UN is aware of what Ukraine has done. However, they are not in a hurry to condemn Kiev. The representative of the UN Secretary General Farhan Hack said:



The OSCE, where Moscow also appealed on this issue, was given an answer showing the cold cynicism of European “democracy”, which is indifferent to the rights of real people. The press secretary of the OSCE Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights, Thomas Rymer, said that Russia and Ukraine had to resolve this issue themselves. According to him, there are no international standards in this regard.

This statement, however, is a lie. The Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs in its statement clearly indicated exactly which norms and rules were grossly violated by Ukraine:



The famous Ukrainian politician, leader of the movement “Ukrainian Choice - the Right of the People” Viktor Medvedchuk expressed his position. According to him, demonstrating such behavior, Ukraine "is losing its authority in the world."

Perhaps the most acceptable position on this issue was expressed by the OSCE Parliamentary Assembly. They expressed concern about the inadmissibility of Russian citizens to the elections and turned to official Kiev (in particular, to the Permanent Representative of Ukraine to the OSCE, Igor Prokopchuk) to avoid provocations and allow the Russians to participate in the elections.

But this statement only followed when it was already difficult to change something, and the Parliamentary Assembly was not a decree to the Minister of Internal Affairs of Ukraine. And even more so, it is not a decree for crowds of neo-Nazis who gladly mocked those Russian citizens who nevertheless tried to come and vote. A video was circulated on the web in which radicals in Kiev mocked an elderly woman who tried to get into the building of the Russian diplomatic mission. They threw food at her, tried to forcefully drink vodka and stubbornly asked whose Crimea.

In addition to the diplomatic staff, several hundred Russian citizens who voted ahead of schedule were able to participate in the presidential election. In total, according to the CEC, approximately 72 thousand Russian voters are registered on consular posts.

The behavior of the Ukrainian authorities was condemned by the speaker of the State Duma of Russia Vyacheslav Volodin:



The Federation Council at a plenary meeting adopted a special statement expressing deep indignation at the actions of Kiev, where the electoral rights of Russian citizens were violated. Also, senators pointed out that the residents of the Crimea and the city of Sevastopol received numerous threats against them because of their participation in the elections. The Federation Council again called on the UN, OSCE, OSCE PA, PACE and the European Parliament to condemn Ukraine’s actions against Russians. Federation Council speaker Valentina Matvienko called on people who were not allowed to vote on March 18 to turn to the European Court of Human Rights.

Unfortunately, practice shows that all these international institutions prefer to remain deaf and blind when it comes to the Poroshenko regime, brought to power not without the active help of Western intelligence services.