Russia on Nord Stream Pipelines | Security Council Stakeout | United Nations

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20 Aug 202411:31

Summary

TLDRThe script from a Security Council meeting discusses the Nord Stream pipeline explosion and skepticism towards Germany's investigation, suggesting an international probe is needed for transparency. It also touches on Ukraine's incursion into the K region, highlighting the strategic blunder and human rights concerns, with Russia insisting on accountability and the need for a UN-led investigation.

Takeaways

  • 🗣️ The speaker is addressing colleagues in the Security Council, discussing issues related to Libya, Nord Stream, and sensational journalist investigations in Germany.
  • 🎬 The speaker criticizes the narrative presented in the media, likening it to a Hollywood Blockbuster scenario that was later altered, suggesting disbelief in the official story of amateur divers being responsible for the Nord Stream blast.
  • 🧐 The speaker implies a cover-up, stating that those promoting the current narrative aim to create a smokescreen around the confessions of US top officials in the sabotage of Nord Stream, which are widely known.
  • 📜 The speaker emphasizes the need for Germany to share its findings with the Security Council, citing an international obligation under the 1998 International Convention for the Suppression of Terrorist Bombings.
  • 🇷🇺 The speaker assures that Russia will not be misled and will continue to push for accountability and a transparent international investigation under the auspices of the UN Security Council.
  • 🌐 The speaker expresses concern over the mixed reactions from member states in the Security Council regarding the Nord Stream incident, noting the reluctance of Western countries to question the integrity of the German investigation.
  • 🤔 The speaker questions the credibility of the findings released through the media, suggesting that only naive individuals would believe in the current narrative of the incident.
  • 🔍 The speaker calls for an international investigation, proposing a draft UN Security Council resolution to seek the Secretary-General's advice on organizing such an investigation.
  • 🇺🇦 The speaker discusses the Ukrainian incursion in the K region, criticizing the actions and suggesting that the West is timid and inactive in response due to awkwardness about the situation.
  • 🇺🇦 The speaker condemns the actions of the Ukrainian military, including the killing of civilians and targeting of ambulances, suggesting deep-rooted Nazism in Ukrainian society.
  • 🏛️ The speaker anticipates that the followers of Nazism in Ukraine will meet the same end as Hitler's followers 80 years ago, indicating a strong stance against the current Ukrainian regime.

Q & A

  • What was the initial topic of discussion in the Security Council consultation room?

    -The initial topics of discussion were Libya and the Nord Stream, with a focus on sensational journalist investigations in Germany.

  • What does the speaker imply about the credibility of the scenario involving three amateur divers?

    -The speaker implies that the scenario involving three amateur divers is highly implausible, suggesting that only a child or a very naive person could believe it.

  • What does the speaker believe is Germany's obligation regarding the Nord Stream investigation?

    -The speaker believes that Germany has an obligation to share important information about the Nord Stream incident with the Security Council, in line with the International Convention for the suppression of terrorist bombings signed in 1998.

  • How does the speaker describe the reaction of Western countries to the Nord Stream investigation?

    -The speaker describes the reaction of Western countries as trying to imply belief in the integrity and professionalism of the German investigation, despite having serious doubts about its conclusions.

  • What does the speaker suggest about the Western countries' stance on the Ukrainian incursion in the K region?

    -The speaker suggests that Western countries are timid and inactive regarding the Ukrainian incursion, feeling awkward about the situation and not opening their mouths due to fear of being compromised.

  • What does the speaker believe the consequences will be for Ukraine due to their incursion?

    -The speaker believes that the consequences for Ukraine will be fatal, suggesting that the incursion has not achieved its goals and is leading to a loss of ground on the Eastern front.

  • What is the speaker's stance on an international investigation into the Nord Stream incident?

    -The speaker strongly supports an international investigation, insisting on transparency and accountability for those behind the incident, and expressing doubts about the current investigations by Germany, Sweden, and Denmark.

  • What does the speaker propose in terms of a resolution for the Security Council regarding the Nord Stream incident?

    -The speaker proposes drafting a resolution for the Security Council to seek the advice of the Secretary-General on how to organize an international investigation into the Nord Stream incident.

  • How does the speaker characterize the situation regarding the sharing of investigation results by Germany?

    -The speaker characterizes the situation as one of disrespect towards the Security Council, with Germany allegedly sharing results with journalists but concealing them from the Council.

  • What historical event does the speaker reference to draw a parallel with the current situation?

    -The speaker references the Ardennes Offensive (Battle of the Bulge) 80 years ago, suggesting that like the surprise German operation, the current Ukrainian incursion may also lead to strategic failure and regret.

Outlines

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🗣️ Security Council Discussion on Libya, Nord Stream, and Journalistic Investigations

The speaker addresses the Security Council, expressing skepticism over the investigation into the Nord Stream explosion, suggesting it was initially drafted like a Hollywood blockbuster but later changed. They imply that only naive individuals could believe the official narrative that three amateur divers were responsible. The speaker criticizes Germany for allegedly sharing information with the media but not with the Security Council, calling for transparency and cooperation in line with international conventions against terrorist bombings. Russia is determined to ensure accountability and is pushing for an international investigation under the UN Security Council's auspices.

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📜 Call for International Investigation and Accountability for Nord Stream Attack

The speaker continues to emphasize the need for an international investigation into the Nord Stream explosions, expressing doubts about the credibility of the findings currently available through media. They propose a draft resolution for the UN Security Council to organize such an investigation and question the capability of the current German investigation. The speaker also addresses the lack of reaction from Western members of the Security Council regarding Ukraine's incursion into the K region, highlighting the strategic blunders and the human cost of the conflict, including the targeting of civilians and medical personnel.

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🏰 Historical Parallels and Consequences of Ukrainian Military Actions

In the final paragraph, the speaker draws a historical parallel between the current situation and the Ardennes Offensive of World War II, suggesting that the Ukrainian military's actions may lead to regrettable and fatal consequences for the country. They express the belief that the Ukrainian leadership will come to regret their decision and that it will have serious repercussions. The speaker also notes the lack of support from the international community and the apparent regret within Ukraine itself, except for the leadership circle.

Mindmap

Keywords

💡Security Council

The Security Council is one of the six main organs of the United Nations, charged with ensuring international peace and security. In the script, it is the setting for the discussion on significant geopolitical issues such as the situation in Libya and the Nord Stream incident. The speaker refers to the Security Council as the key body responsible for addressing international crises and expects it to be informed about findings related to the Nord Stream explosions.

💡Nord Stream

Nord Stream refers to a pair of natural gas pipelines that run from Russia to Germany under the Baltic Sea. The script discusses the sensational journalist investigations and the alleged sabotage of the Nord Stream pipelines, which is a central theme of the video, highlighting the geopolitical tensions and the demand for a transparent international investigation into the incident.

💡Terrorist Act

A terrorist act is a criminal act intended or calculated to provoke a state of terror in the general public, typically for political purposes. The script mentions a 'terrorist act' in the context of the Nord Stream explosions, emphasizing the severity of the incident and the need for accountability of those responsible.

💡International Convention for the Suppression of Terrorist Bombings

This is a multilateral treaty adopted by the United Nations General Assembly in 1997 to prevent and combat international terrorism. The script cites this convention to argue that Germany has an obligation to share information about the Nord Stream incident with the international community, underlining the legal framework that should guide the response to acts of terrorism.

💡Smoke Screen

A smoke screen is a metaphorical term used to describe actions or statements intended to distract attention from a central issue. In the script, the speaker accuses those promoting the narrative of amateur divers being behind the Nord Stream blast of trying to create a 'smoke screen' to divert attention from the alleged confessions of top officials in the sabotage.

💡Confessions

Confessions refer to the act of admitting to a wrongdoing or crime. The script implies that there are 'confessions' from top officials related to the sabotage of the Nord Stream pipelines, suggesting a deeper conspiracy and a call for transparency in the investigation.

💡Hollywood Blockbuster

A Hollywood Blockbuster is a term used to describe a highly successful and popular film produced by the Hollywood film industry. The script uses this term metaphorically to criticize the implausibility of the narrative being presented about the Nord Stream incident, likening it to an unrealistic plot of a big-budget film rather than a credible explanation.

💡Nazism

Nazism is the ideology associated with the policies and practices of the National Socialist German Workers' Party led by Adolf Hitler. The script uses the term to describe the roots of the ideology in Ukrainian society, drawing a parallel between historical and contemporary events to emphasize the speaker's perspective on the situation in Ukraine.

💡Maidan Coup

The Maidan Coup refers to the 2014 Ukrainian revolution that led to the ousting of President Viktor Yanukovych. The script mentions the 'Maidan coup' to provide historical context for the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, suggesting that the current situation is a continuation of the political upheaval that began with this event.

💡International Investigation

An international investigation involves multiple countries or international bodies working together to examine an issue of global concern. The script calls for an 'international investigation' into the Nord Stream explosions, indicating the speaker's belief that a broader, more inclusive inquiry is necessary to uncover the truth behind the incident.

💡Resolution

A resolution in the context of the United Nations is a formal expression of opinion or intention agreed upon by the majority of its members. The script mentions the drafting of a 'resolution' by Russia, indicating an attempt to formally propose an international investigation into the Nord Stream incident through the UN Security Council.

Highlights

Discussion on Libya and Nord Stream in the Security Council.

Skepticism about the credibility of the investigation into the Nord Stream blast, suggesting it was initially a Hollywood Blockbuster scenario.

Criticism of the narrative that three amateur divers were behind the blast, implying it's a fairy tale to create a smoke screen.

Call for Germany to share important information about the terrorist act with the Security Council, citing international obligations.

Russia's commitment to ensuring accountability for those behind the Nord Stream terrorist act.

Demand for an international transparent investigation under the auspices of the UN Security Council.

Mixed reactions from member states regarding the Nord Stream issue, with Western countries defending the integrity of German investigations.

Doubts about the findings of the German investigation, suggesting a need for an international investigation for truth.

Concerns about the lack of Western reactions to Ukraine's incursion in the K region, highlighting their awkward position.

Description of the Ukrainian incursion as a strategic blunder with no achieved goals.

Allegations of war crimes and human rights violations by Ukrainian forces in the K region.

The assertion that the roots of Nazism are deep in Ukrainian society, influencing current events.

Prediction of a fatal outcome for the followers of Nazis in Ukraine, drawing a parallel to World War II.

Discussion on the potential drafting of a UN Security Council resolution for an international investigation into the Nord Stream incident.

Concern about the implications if the resolution is not adopted, suggesting a lack of commitment to justice and accountability.

Reflection on the historical precedent of the Ardennes operation and its relevance to the current situation.

Speculation on the potential regret and consequences for Ukraine's leadership due to their strategic decisions.

Transcripts

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colleagues thank you very much for your

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patience we had a very Vivid discussion

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right now in the consultation room of

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the security Council uh first on Libya

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and then on northstream and uh the topic

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that we raised was linked to The

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Sensational journalist investigations in

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Germany and we of course judging from

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the media and it looks like those who

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drafted them were initially making up a

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scenario of a Hollywood Blockbuster

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but then the plans have changed so only

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a child or a very naive person can

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believe that three amateur divers are

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behind this

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blast can really ah okay so should I

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should I repeat the the FL okay so uh

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looks that those who drafted these

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scenarios were initially working on a

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scenario for a Hollywood Blockbuster and

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then the plans changed and only a child

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or a very naive person can believe that

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three am divers are behind this blast so

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uh those who promote this fairy tale

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want to create a smoke screen around

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confessions of us top officials in the

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sabotage of the northstream which are

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widely

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known uh actually only one thing is

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clear Germany has important information

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about this terrorist act which it shares

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with journalists but conceals from the

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security

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Council when we say that Germany must

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cooperate at with International

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Community and disclose the information

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about its finding it's not some kind of

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a wish but it's something that each

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should do in line with this obligation

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under International Convention for the

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suppression of terrorist bombings signed

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in

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1998 and we hope that Berlin will heed

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this request and duly inform the

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security Council about its findings in

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the nearest

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Future in any case I want you to rest

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assured that Russia will not be misled

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and will not drop its effort to ensure

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accountability for those who are behind

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this terrorist act and we will also

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continue to insist on International

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transparent investigation under the opes

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of the UN Security Council and uh its

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necessity has become even more clear to

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us after what we have read uh in US and

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German

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media thank you very

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much secur council meeting on this and

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how other member states react to the nor

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stre uh

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of course at some point we will bring it

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to the attention of the security Council

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most likely the open briefing the

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reaction was very mixed I think most uh

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country members are worried uh of the

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fact that uh everybody is speaking about

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about this this is kind of an elephant

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in the room which escapes the security

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Council uh strangely enough and uh of

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course the Western countries are trying

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to imply that they still uh believe uh

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in the integrity and the professionalism

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of of German investigation they were

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saying the same things about the Swedish

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investigation and danish investigation

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and we remember that their only

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conclusion was that the north

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northstream was in fact blown up that

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was the genial conclusion of this

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investigation so we have serious doubts

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about it but the question is not in in

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this right now the question is uh that

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Germany should share what it has so far

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with the security Council it's its

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obligation and it's something that we

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expect uh to be done uh in the nearest

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Future Mr Ambassador um you just said um

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that Germany should share the results of

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its investigation with the security

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Council what other actions would Russia

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like to see in relation to the

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nordstream explosions well first of all

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uh we don't find uh the the findings

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that we uh we can decide we can judge

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about them only through internet and

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through through the media we don't find

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them plausible uh it raises a lot of

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questions uh again I I told you that

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only a very naive person or a

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kindergarten child could uh believe in

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such in such a logic uh that that a r

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group of three divers nonprofessional uh

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blowing up this this pipeline then only

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solusion is to blame zansi is not to

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blame uh Americans are

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uh offended uh and still they Supply

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arms to Ukraine and still they support

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ke regime and Z is not dismissed and he

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is ambassador to to to the UK again this

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is kind of a Hollywood Blockbuster but

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not not not real world so we have quite

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a lot of uh doubts about this the only

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way to find out the truth we believe it

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is international investigation we

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proposed at some point of time you

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remember draft uh un Security Council

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resolution uh with the

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questions to Secretary General how to

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organize better such kind of

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Investigation we think that this should

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be the first stage because we need truth

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and we of course we will uh afterwards

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seek accountability uh to those who are

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behind this attack there should be

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absolutely no doubt no doubt about

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it uh turning to another topic have uh

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any of West members of the security

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Council provide any reaction to Ukraine

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incursion in K region

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you know it's a very interesting

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question because so far they are very

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timid and uh uh I would say inactive in

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this regard because they are they feel

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uh clearly awkward about what's

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happening in ksk first of all there is a

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almost unanimity in in in Ukrainian

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society and in Ukrainian uh few left uh

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unsuppressed uh media outlets in Ukraine

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that this is a big strategic blunder and

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what's happening right now uh it's not

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it hasn't achieved any goals that were

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formulated and you remember that these

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goals were the uh seizure of ksk power

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plant and then attempts to bargain it

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with Russia and also uh withdrawal of

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Russian detachments from the Eastern

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front so these uh things are not

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achieved evidently Ukraine is losing

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ground very quickly uh in the Eastern

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front it loses the position which were

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fortified and which were maintained

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there since the maidan coup since

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2014 and everybody is understanding that

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this is this is a very fatal scenario

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for Ukraine uh so on the one hand on the

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other hand these events they they have

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shown quite clearly the true colors of

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the kill of the KF regime because people

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are being killed shops are being looted

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pregnant women are being killed the uavs

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are being targeted uh to ambulances and

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to volunteers yesterday there were two

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volunteers killed there are a lot of

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people in NY inia and even Western U

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journalists who illegally by the way

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enter the Russian Federation which we

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condemned with Ukrainian troops even

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they cannot conceal this though it

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proves that the roots of Nazism is very

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deep in the Ukrainian Society all this

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awkward uh setting they create a very

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very special atmosphere for the for our

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Western colleagues and they are not

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opening their mouth so far because they

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are afraid that if they open uh their

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mouths and if they say something they

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will be deadly compromised on on the

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actions of of the Ukrainian military uh

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of course our society has Consolidated

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uh there are even more volunteers coming

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to the front and I have absolutely no

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reasons to doubt that the uh the

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followers of Nazis in Ukraine will have

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the same and glorious uh end as the

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followers of Hitler in Germany 80 years

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ago Ambassador uh follow up I'm just

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feel a little bit curious you just

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mentioned a international investigation

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and you you think Russia would draft a

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resolution in to take action back on

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North North stream yes so my question is

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who do you think is capable or which

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agency do you think is capable to lead

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this International investigation and if

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you draft a

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resolution do you expect it even to be

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adopted in the security Council on this

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matter if if the this kind of resolution

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is not adopted then of course it will uh

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it will testify of the unwillingness of

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uh those countries who will not support

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this resolution to seek uh justice and

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accountability and it will of course

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point out to the weakness of Security

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Council and to inability to protect

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critical International infrastructure it

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may really Bears very serious

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consequences for international uh

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community in for international

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cooperation if you recall our previous

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draft on the investigation on North

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stream sabotage we didn't uh prejudge

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the uh shape of the commission the

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agency all these things we wanted the

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advice of Secretary General his

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recommendations to the Council of of how

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better to proceed we specifically did it

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this way because we didn't want to force

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anybody into anything we wanted another

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discussion before we could set up this

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uh International commission which should

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be trusted the whole uh the whole uh

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support of of the international

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Community but we didn't even come this

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way and uh still at this moment we are

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stuck when Western colleagues are saying

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the investigation in going on we should

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wait for the results but everybody knows

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about these results allegedly we don't

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know is it whether it's true or not

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everybody except the security Council

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what kind of situation is this this is

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some kind of disrespect of the the key

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uh body of that is responsible for

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International Peace and security and

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this disrespect happened with a uh with

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a clear insight from our Western

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colleagues that's what I what I have to

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State

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mrad there's been a lot of surprise

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internationally that the Ukrainian

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incursion intercurse has lasted so long

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and according to the ukrainians taken

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more and more territory what's your

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response to that in terms of both the

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surprise and the extent of the incursion

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well I'm not a military man I'm not a

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military strategist I have some historic

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background that's true I can recall to

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you for example 80 years ago there was a

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surprise German verm operation in the

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Western Front it was called ardans

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operation everybody was also in Germany

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saying that this is a turn in the War uh

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but this was a strategic plot uh by the

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allies and the German Army Was Defeated

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and uh it had Beed very serious

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consequences I I think that the

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Ukrainian dictator also will regret it

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very much and there will be of course

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consequences for Ukraine uh fatal

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consequences maybe and but the decision

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is made and I I think also that the

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whole the whole country uh is regretting

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this move right now except for zilinsky

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and his click okay thank you very much

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