Moscow has accused the UN of " hypocrisy"

Russian foreign Ministry say that the UN report on Ukraine does not have a primary demands for the cessation of punitive operations and is completely hypocritical.

The UN report is made so that there is no treatment to Kiev with the termination of the operation against the inhabitants of the South-East of Ukraine.

Adherents of the Russian foreign Ministry has thoroughly analysed the next report published by the office of the UN high Commissioner for civil rights in Ukraine and came to the conclusion that the international organization once again biased in its own conclusions. "The report is subjective and even hypocritical. What is his key message that the government of Ukraine is legitimate to use force to facilitate the resumption of law and order in the East of the country. Thus practically justified carried out by the Ukrainian punitive operation.

Deform the facts. So it is asserted that Kiev began a military campaign in response to the actions of the militia. It should be recalled in this connection that the local population took up arms to protect yourself and family from the ultra-nationalists and neo-Nazis, even hired", - is told in an official statement published on the website of the Russian foreign Ministry.

In addition it should be noted that the Russian foreign Ministry reports that the UN report was rigged some precedents. The UN is silent about the fact that the state guard of Kiev at least 4 times have implemented systems of volley fire "Grad", in consequence of which 16 people were killed and injured a significant number of civilian persons

It is noteworthy that the governing flaw UN report, taking into account opinion of foreign domestic agencies is that it does not contain basic information. "The report of the Monitoring mission of the UN there is no main requirements immediately stop punitive operations carried out by the Kiev authorities against their own people. Without this talk about human rights in Ukraine become meaningless," says the Russian foreign Ministry.

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