Churkin called the problems of Ukraine in the UN nonsense

Constant representative of Russia to the UN Vitaly Churkin spread false article in the French newspaper, in which it is spoken about as if complex life of Ukrainian diplomats, who must live in new York city in the same building with its Russian colleagues.

Information about some fantastic difficulties about which the readers are told the journalist printed publications Monde, is nothing more than gibberish, the diplomat said.

In the French media was seen the article, which immediately draws attention to the fact that actually consists entirely of lies and misinformation. Readers are trying to convince that Ukrainian diplomats at the United Nations, who live in the same building with local staff, have to endure the inconvenience in consequence of bullying even something like "sabotage" from the Russian side. These data are so far from the true state of Affairs, which does differently, but nonsense to call it impossible.

"The permanent mission of the Russian Federation and Ukraine perfectly coexist in the building. Ukrainians use it the 5th floor as internal office hotels, cars are in a heated underground garage. Russia guarantees of engineering maintenance and security. Workers of the Ukrainian mission and residents of the hotel (on request of the Ukrainian side) freely allowed in the room" - quoted by the Russian Ministry of foreign Affairs permanent adherent to the UN Vitaly Churkin on its own page on Facebook.

"We drew attention to the publication in the print edition Monde dated March 6, 2015 article with the intriguing title "Forced cohabitation Russian and Ukrainian diplomats in the UN, signed some Marie burro, "a correspondent at the United Nations in new York. This material is notable in that it consists almost entirely of lies and misinformation," said Churkin.

All information, in addition to all of this that the diplomatic missions of Russia, Ukraine and Belarus are located in the same building, published in the article is a lie. "Starting with the fact that the house in the usual harsh Russian style" was supposedly "built from blocks, made in USSR". Indeed it is easy American apartment building, which was purchased by the Soviet Union and adapted for use as offices," he said.

Then, according to Russian Ambassador to the United Nations, information has become even further from reality. "Russian security guards allegedly began to play around a long time keep them in the cold and rain, Specially without opening the door of the house, and shut off power when Ukrainians go in the Elevator. When the Ukrainian side was created buyout offer for her this floor "market price", the Russians were denied, offering twice the low cost. In the Ukraine was forced to accept the existence of its staff in the state of "frozen accident" Russian mission" - listed Churkin fiction correspondent.

To find out how the reality of the situation, it was necessary only to ask those who live in the building. "There are never any complaints have been reported. As not received (at least for the past 9 years) and proposals on the implementation of the floor. Turn off the electricity from the elevators with Ukrainians cannot, because the workers of the permanent mission of the Russian Federation (and, by the way, Belarus) they also use. The doors leading into the lobby of the building is almost always open. Not only Ukrainians, but also anyone from the street can get into a warm building without any actions on the part of the commandants of the permanent mission. The entrance of the Consulate General and the patio is equipped with a canopy, and "wait for the rain to Ukrainians hardly ever had," he stated, Vitaly Churkin.

"The only real problem is that it's been already 2 years as Ukrainians do not pay for municipal services (water, sewer, heat, electricity, gas), and the costs they have to bear the permanent mission of Russia", - said permanent adept of Russia to the UN. Diplomatic mission 3 States, however, do not have problems and inconveniences, housed in the same building.

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