Russia calls for a Security Council meeting on US biological laboratories in Ukraine

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New York (ST): Russia requested a meeting of the UN Security Council on Friday on US biological laboratories in Ukraine.

 

Russia’s permanent representative to the United Nations, Vasily Nebenzia, was quoted by Sputnik as saying that “Moscow has requested an urgent meeting of the UN Security Council on US biological laboratories in Ukraine on March 18.”

Nebenzia indicated that Russia canceled the UN Security Council vote on its humanitarian resolution on Ukraine at the present time, indicating that the West is forcing its followers not to support the resolution.

Nebenzia pointed out that delegations at the United Nations are facing pressure from the West, including economic blackmail, for not supporting the Russian draft resolution, noting that “despite the withdrawal of the request, the Russian delegation did not withdraw the document.”

Nebenzia stressed that Western assessments of the humanitarian situation in Ukraine are based on misleading information about the Russian special operation, stressing that the Russian army was not present in the Chernigov region and that the incidents that occurred in the city are the result of Kiev’s random distribution of weapons.

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