Foreign Minister Sybiha Condemns UNICEF After Agency Fails to Hold Russia Accountable for Ukrainian Civilian Deaths
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They believe that any attempt to avoid a proper international legal assessment of the actions of the aggressor state negates the very essence of the existence of global organizations that are supposed to protect the rights of the child and man.
Sybiha accuses UNICEF of hushing up Russia's responsibility for Ukrainian children's deaths
Acting Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine Andriy Sybiha stated that UNICEF, in its statement dated August 4, failed to indicate Russia’s responsibility for the deaths of children as a result of the war, and also allowed factual inaccuracies regarding the number of killed Ukrainian children.
Foreign Minister Sybiha condemns UNICEF after agency fails to hold Russia accountable for Ukrainian civilian deaths
Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha on Aug. 9 condemned the U.N. Humanitarian Aid Organization for Children (UNICEF) for failing to recognize Russia's responsibility for Ukrainian civilian casualties in a recent statement.
The head of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs condemned "the false impression of equality between the aggressor and the victim", as well as the inaccurate data provided.
The Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine pointed out several factual errors to the organization. Acting Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine, Andriy Sybiha, criticized UNICEF's statement regarding the deaths and injuries of children as a result of attacks in Russia and Ukraine. According to him, the organization missed a key point: that all these deaths are a direct consequence of Russian aggression. This was reported by RBC-Ukraine, citing …
"These are Russian war crimes" - Sybiga criticized UNICEF for a statement about the dead children without mentioning Russian aggression. Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andriy Sybiga said that UNICEF missed a key point by not calling the deaths of children a consequence of Russian aggression. He also pointed out errors in the data on victims in Ukraine and called for condemnation of Russian war crimes.
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