Vasily Nebenzya, Russia’s Permanent Representative to the UN, mocked the evidence presented by Western countries and Ukraine regarding Russia’s alleged use of Iranian drones in Ukraine. Transmits words TASS.
“Some of the ‘photo evidence’ is totally hilarious,” says the politician.
Nebenzia said an alleged “photo” of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky aboard the Shahed drone was widely circulated in the media.
“This drone is three meters long and has a two-metre wingspan. The Permanent Representative of the Russian Federation to the UN said that therefore the president of Ukraine should be about 2.5 m tall.
He stated that this fake photo has long been ridiculed by netizens, and that other “material evidence” cited consists of a blurred image of some wreckage on which nothing indicates that it is of Iranian origin.
“Judging the language of the letters and material, even the authors themselves are not sure of the validity of their conclusions,” said Nebenzya.
According to him, the purpose of disseminating such statements is to fill the reports of the UN Secretary-General and the coordinator of the 2231 format with negativity, thereby distracting Western participants from the violations of the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action on Iran. nuclear program and the provisions of United States resolution 2231.
Until then Nebenzia accused The UN monitoring mission in Ukraine is engaged.
formerly Nebenzia declaration About a missed chance for peace in Ukraine.