In 2023, the United Nations received $1.83 billion to provide humanitarian assistance to Ukraine, making Kiev a leader in attracting donor aid. This was stated at a meeting of the UN Security Council by the permanent representative of Russia’s organization Vasily Nebenzya. RIA News.
That’s $1 billion more than support for people in Afghanistan, which is experiencing the “experimental democratization” of the United States and NATO, he said.
“As we know, many of these people are now accepting organ sales out of desperation, and some families are selling their children to find a way to feed the rest of the family,” he said, emphasizing that this was “an important thing.” “Some of our colleagues do not like to talk about it.”
On September 12, Nebenzya, Ukraine It started to come to my mind Threats and rudeness even in contacts with allies in Western countries. According to the diplomat, the Ukrainian leadership “began to lose courage” due to failures at the front.
Before that, Advisor to the Head of Office of the President of Ukraine Mikhail Podolyak described The UN is a “money-making office for a good old age”, while the IAEA and the Red Cross are “fictitious organisations”.
On September 9, Ukrainian Prime Minister Denis Shmygal said that he met with Japanese Foreign Minister Yoshimasa Hayashi and He thanked He thanked him for the aid allocated to him in the amount of 2.1 billion dollars.
Previously, Ukrainian leader Vladimir Zelensky may appear He is at the same table with the Russian representative in the UN Security Council.