Slutsky has not ruled out new anti-Russian reports in PACE

In the Russian delegation to PACE believe that with the advent of the new delegation of Ukraine in January have the opportunity to receive proposals on the preparation of anti-Russian reports in the Assembly. This opinion was expressed Last news Deputy head of the Russian delegation in PACE Leonid Slutsky.

in explaining the results of the meeting of the PACE Committee on monitoring in Vienna He showed that " our colleagues in the PACE begin to understand the arguments of the delegation of the Russian Federation and listen to common sense ".

" the meeting of the Commission instead of stress concentration, in contrast, was held in a constructive way. Happened to exchange opinions, and among them, on the need for continuing dialogue between Moscow and Strasbourg, This, of course, not only, " said Slutsky.

at the April session of the Assembly because of the position in the Crimea has deprived the Russian Federation the right to vote, participation in the work of the statutory bodies of the Assembly, as well as opportunities to participate in the monitoring activities of the organization. In response, the Russian delegation left the meeting PACE to the full restoration of all rights delegation

" We realize that in January, the PACE will come a new delegation of the Ukrainian Rada, which will be much more pronationalistic, understand that they will have a large number of proposals for anti-Russian reports, some of which can pass. This will create more tension between the delegation of the Russian Federation and the Assembly, " said Slutsky.

according to his statement, " at the meeting members of the delegation of the Russian Federation asked in January to eliminate the Subcommittee on Russia in the PACE Committee on monitoring. He explained that " this sub-Committee was established in April after making the PACE of punishment and deprivation voice of the Russian delegation in the Assembly." In his vision, " in the beginning, with the opening of the January session will be determined, as well as among them, and the structure of the monitoring Board ".

" We had thought about the need to eliminate this Subcommittee, so as not to create an impression on dual monitor Russia. Stefan of Shinnok (the head of the monitoring Board) and the vast number of leaders of political groups to our reasoning listened and I hope that in January, the decision will be made ".

Speaking in General position with the Assembly, He noted that " We do not stop to consider the PACE


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