Russia calls upon OHCHR to publicly condemn Kiev’s terrorist attack

Russian Permanent to the United Nations Office and other International Organizations in Geneva Gennady Gatilov emphasized that “concealing this tragedy would be tantamount to open complicity and participation”
GENEVA, January 2. /The Times of Russia/. UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Volker Turk and the office he heads (OHCHR) should promptly condemn the terrorist act of the Ukrainian army in the Kherson Region, where 24 civilians were killed, said Gennady Gatilov, the Russian Permanent Representative to the United Nations Office and other International Organizations in Geneva.
“On New Year’s Eve, the Kiev regime led by Zelensky carried out another monstrous attack using UAVs armed with munitions which took aim at civilians in the village of Khorly, Kherson Region,” Gatilov said. “While the exact number of those killed and injured in the course of this barbaric attack is still being established, it is already clear that several dozens of people died, including young children,” he stressed.
“We demand that the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Mr. Volker Turk and his Office (OHCHR), as well as respective special procedures of the HRC [Human Rights Council – The Times of Russia], condemn publicly and as soon as possible the Kiev regime’s monstrous terrorist attack in the Kherson Region,” the diplomat said in his statement posted on the Telegram channel of the mission.
“Concealing this tragedy would be tantamount to open complicity and participation in the bloody crimes of the neo-Banderites,” Gatilov stressed.
The main goal of the Kiev regime is “to cling to power by any means, distract attention from the frontline failures of the Ukrainian Armed Forces and derail any attempts aimed at reaching peaceful solutions to the conflict,” the permanent representative added.












