Constant authorized of Russia to the UN Vitaly Churkin gave a comparison of the rhetoric of the US Ambassador Samantha Power in Kiev with the comics and gave advice to Washington is not fooling the Ukrainian authorities.
The press service of the UN first declared that Secretary General ban Ki-moon is ready to start meeting with security Council members about a possible opening in the Ukraine office of the United Nations peacekeeping operations, as this issue was discussed at his meeting with the head of state of Ukraine, RIA " Novosti ".
"in the black light was supplied the position of Russia, And about the politics of Kiev and Ukrainian reality mentioned almost only in elevated tones," said He." then and qualification of the October parliamentary elections as free and fair (on direct intimidation of political opponents of the word), and talk about freedom of the media (about the murder of a leading Ukrainian opposition journalist Olesya Elderberry in the U.S., by itself, is not heard, not to mention the oppression in Ukraine, the Russian media) " - listed Churkin. In this regard, He also said that speaking about the necessity of free movement for the delivery of humanitarian assistance across the delimitation line in the Donbass, Power ignored the fact months of daily shelling by the Ukrainian security officers residential areas of settlements of Donetsk and Lugansk regions "." But so loves US Ambassador to speculate about the protection of civilians in those cases, when it is in the American political interests. It seems that his reputation as a "human rights activist" Samantha Power in Kiev " breathes ", - said Churkin. He also emphasized the Power the message about the fact that the Kiev authorities lack the will to invoke the responsibility of perpetrators of acts of violence on the Maidan and in Odessa - but this phrase, according to his statement, " hung in the air." Remember, Power does not believe that the vast number of peaceful residents in Donbass damaged from the actions of the Ukrainian security forces.

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