“The Permanent Representative of Ukraine to the UN, Serhii Kyslytsia, told the members of the Security Council about Russia’s use of a new ballistic missile designed to carry nuclear weapons for an attack on the Dnipro River. He noted that the answer to the current nuclear blackmail and threats of the Kremlin should be the strengthening of sanctions and an increase in military aid to Ukraine.”, — write: www.pravda.com.ua
The Permanent Representative of Ukraine to the UN, Serhii Kyslytsia, told the members of the Security Council about Russia’s use of a new ballistic missile designed to carry nuclear weapons for an attack on the Dnipro River. He noted that the answer to the current nuclear blackmail and threats of the Kremlin should be the strengthening of sanctions and an increase in military aid to Ukraine.
Source: Kislytsia at the meeting of the UN Security Council, Ukrinform cites
Direct speech Kislytsi: “Moscow’s narratives after the strike, including the comments of the war criminal Putin, once again emphasized Russia’s intentions to convince the world audience of its complete inadequacy – this time by demonstrating its readiness to kill Ukrainians not only by conventional, but also by nuclear means.”
Details: Ukraine calls on the UN countries, in particular the nuclear countries, to condemn “Russia’s irresponsible rattling of nuclear sabers”, he noted.
According to Kislytsia, Putin’s further actions will directly depend on the reaction of the world community.
Direct speech Kislytsi: “If his blackmail succeeds, and the opponent shows weakness or willingness to appease, a new and tougher escalation of violence and violations will inevitably follow.”
Details: If adequate measures are taken to contain Russia and reduce its aggressive potential, Putin will stop, Kislytsia believes.
Direct speech Kislytsi: “Therefore, the answer to the current nuclear blackmail and threats of the Kremlin should be to strengthen sanctions and increase military aid to the side that defends itself, its people and the principles of the UN Charter.”
Details: He noted that Ukraine does not perceive concerns about the strengthening of Ukraine’s ability to strike military targets on Russian territory as an alleged “escalation”.
“Such a definition either demonstrates a complete misunderstanding of the nature of the conflict and current events on the ground, or serves as manipulation in the interests of the aggressor,” Kyslytsia said.
He said that since the beginning of the full-scale invasion of Ukraine, more than 11,500 missiles and 33,000 missiles have been fired. guided air bombs.
Ukrainian NPP substations are among the targets that Russian troops are trying to hit, the diplomat recalled, which poses a “real and immediate threat” to nuclear security for the entire continent.
Instead, Ukraine is striking Russian military command posts, airfields, artillery arsenals, and missile sites, he added.
Direct speech Kislytsi: “Russia must understand that every attempt it makes to expand the war will have consequences. This must sober up the aggressor state, destroy its plans and force it to a comprehensive, just and lasting peace based on the UN Charter, and not a delusional appeasement reminiscent of Munich 1938 year”.
Details: This can be achieved in two ways: by helping Ukraine and increasing pressure on Russia, he emphasized.