Stanevsky: Europeans are less likely to believe the accusations against Russia

The West is a dishonest policy towards Russia, speaking about the fact that Moscow violates international law, says Minister-Counsellor of Russia in Italy Felix Stanevsky in the Italian magazine.

Accusations of the West in connection with the situation in Ukraine, the annexation of Crimea to Russia, he called this a " fantasy ". The diplomat stressed that the United States violate international law and are trying to establish chaos.

"Prosecutors, like elephants in a China shop, trampling, beat, destroy the rules of peaceful coexistence between States, good or bad, but having been upheld even in the decades of the" cold war ", - stressed the Ambassador.

in proof of his words, he cites specific examples of the aggressive policy of the US capital, as wars in Yugoslavia and Iraq, as well as "causing" the behavior of the USA in Libya.

Intervening in Syria's internal Affairs, he said, European and North American countries instead of having to solve problems in the field through negotiations, as required by the authoritative international documents were also using force.

so, emphasizes Stanevsky, the war became part of the Western ordinary.

"The U.S. and its allies resorted to it ten times in a quarter of a century, and nothing allows us to think that this practice will soon come to an end," writes the Ambassador.

Wherever you look, emphasizes Stanevsky, everywhere run into the failure of West agreed norms of peaceful coexistence.

"amid all this longstanding violations of international law which are of Western attacks against Russia in the Crimea and Donbass?", "he writes, noting that all attacks against the capital of Russia is groundless. It is the West, says the Ambassador, " waging war for war, kills and destroys, plunges into the chaos of entire regions, decompose international law ".

Stanevsky emphasizes that because of this, Europeans are no more believe the declarations of commitment to peace by their governments, the demonization of Putin and the accusations against Russia.


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