‘Nazi-style course of action’: Ukraine blasts Russia at UNSC meet

 

Ukraine’s ambassador to the United Nations has railed against Russia at a meeting of the UN Security Council, calling the Russian invasion “a Nazi-style course of action”.

Ukrainian Ambassador Sergiy Kyslytsya on Friday also accused Russian Ambassador Vasily Nebenzya of violating Security Council rules by continuing as president of the council during votes and actions that concerned his country.

“Do you remember how many times he said that and his deputies said in this very room, that would mean no invasion, no attacks?” he said, referring to Nebenzya.

“Your words have less value than a hole in the New York pretzel.”

Read More : https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2022/2/26/nazi-style-course-of-action-ukraine-blasts-russia-at-unsc-meet

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