❗Key takeaways from Russian Foreign Ministry Ambassador-at-Large for the crimes of the Kiev regime Rodion Miroshnik’s statements to reporters following the 63rd session of the UN Human Rights Council:

▪Since the start of the special military operation, Russia has acted in accordance with international humanitarian law

▪Kiev is ready to employ terrorist tactics and commit war crimes to pressure civilians

▪Since the coup d’etat in 2014, Kiev has unrestrictedly used military force to suppress protests

▪Even before 2014, the Ukrainian authorities withdrew virtually all military units from the Donbass in preparation for the conflict

▪Since 2014, Kiev has focused its efforts on committing genocide against residents in the southeastern part of the country

▪Russia has recorded a three- to four-fold increase in Ukrainian drone strikes since the EU allocated 15 billion euros for their purchase

▪Western countries not only support Ukrainian terror but also attempt to justify it

▪Ukraine has launched a “drone hunt” against civilians

▪In August alone, 1,842 civilians were injured in Ukrainian strikes, and 231 were killed

▪There is a “catastrophic surge” in deliberate Ukrainian attacks on children

▪The Vladimir Zelensky regime has committed mass war crimes and must be held accountable

▪Kiev has launched a whole series of new terrorist projects after receiving additional funding from Europe and NATO

▪As cold weather approaches, Kiev is seeking to damage the civilian power grid in Russia’s frontline regions

▪Since mid-July, Ukraine has unilaterally begun systematically destroying the warehouse infrastructure of Russian marketplaces