Members of the Russian delegation to the OSCE PA emphasize the principled positions of the Assembly, which better suits its name and really deals with security issues in the European Union.

According to the head of the Russian delegation, Deputy Nikolai Kovalev, unlike the irresponsible position of the PACE, which is " fixated on the accusations against Russia, and in General, clear the position of the NATO PA, which defends the desire of some countries, the OSCE parliamentary Assembly differs from these 2 inter-parliamentary exchanges.

Kovalev said that during the January session of the Russian delegation " is a bit to reduce the relative intensity of the Russian Federation ". Along with this, some countries, and among them Ukraine, the Baltic States perform with unbridled statements against Russia. Along with this, in the dialogue process To the European deputies " comes an objective understanding of what really happens in Ukraine ", - said the people's choice.

with his hand, another member of the delegation, Senator Sergey Mamedov said that the conflict in Ukraine in the EU is perceived as very one - sided-as if it's an absolute aggression of Russia." we have the impression that we are very playable in the information field, the Ukrainian delegation arrived at the meeting of the Assembly brochures, booklets. Russia accused of unleashing the conflict, that the Russian Federation says " Yes "fascism," said Mammadov. The situation with one million immigrants who took refuge in the Russian Federation of military conflict in Ukraine, booklets completely flips, it turns out that these refugees are in Ukraine, and to assist them with the right tools, the Senator said.

in addition, two working days of the parliamentary Assembly at the entrance to the house was anti-Russian meeting were distributed anti-Russian flyers.

For the summer session of the OSCE PA, which will be held in Helsinki, Mammadov made the initiative to prepare information materials that document would confirm that indeed is the case in Ukraine.

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