The document is supported by 88 countries. China, the aggressor country Russia itself, as well as Algeria, Belarus, Burundi, Eritrea, North Korea, Cuba, Laos, Mali, Nicaragua and Syria voted against the resolution.
Members of the World Health Organization adopted a resolution condemning Russia’s attacks on health care facilities in Ukraine. Politico reports.
The resolution condemned “Russia’s military aggression against Ukraine, including attacks on health care facilities.
The document is supported by 88 countries. China, the aggressor country Russia itself, as well as Algeria, Belarus, Burundi, Eritrea, North Korea, Cuba, Laos, Mali, Nicaragua and Syria voted against the resolution. Serbia and Hungary did not vote.
The Russian counter-resolution, which was not adopted, used the same as the Ukrainian resolution, but did not mention Russia’s role in attacks on health care facilities.
Russia and its allies presented the Ukrainian resolution as an attempt to politicize the issue and “turn the WHO into a forum for fixing the marks.”
Earlier it was reported that not a single surviving hospital was left in Chernihiv, three of the damaged institutions could not be restored. Similar situation – in many other communities of Ukraine.
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Source: korrespondent
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