On Tuesday, June 6, the UN Security Council will discuss the blowing up of the Kakhovskaya hydroelectric dam in Russia.
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The Security Council meeting was initiated by Ukraine. Approximately it will start at 16:00 (at 23:00 Kyiv time).
Kyiv criticized the UN on June 6 for celebrating the day of the Russian language against the backdrop of the explosion of the Kakhovka hydroelectric power station. The Ukrainian Foreign Ministry is also outraged by this UN decision, and the Ombudsman believes that in this way the UN encourages Russians to be more cruel.
Nine hours after the explosion of the Kakhovskaya hydroelectric power station by the Russian invaders, the UN nevertheless decided to respond to this, in no way remembering Russia. Netizens were outraged by the announcement. They suggested that the UN “continue to celebrate the Day of the Russian Language”, “no longer talk about ecocide” and jokingly noted that “about such a tactless letter on the Day of the Russian Language”
Source: Racurs
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