Russia accuses the international community of “giving more importance to kill than to protect”

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July 12 () –

The Russian authorities have accused the international community this Wednesday of “giving more importance to killing than to protecting” in relation to the words of the NATO Secretary General, Jens Stoltenberg, who has stated that the supply of arms to Ukraine is ” more relevant than NATO security guarantees.

Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova thus criticized Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dimitro Kileba for his comments about the country’s NATO membership and sarcastically suggested that he should “attend an education program to distance in the academy of diplomats of the Russian Ministry”.

“Stupid. You have to learn the rules before the game starts, not after,” Zajarova said in a Telegram message in which she alluded to Kuleba’s comments about the next steps for Kiev to join the Alliance.

In this sense, he has indicated that “this is the world based on the rules invented by Westerners.” “The smartest thing is not to participate since there are no rules,” she pointed out before adding that “these rules are changed on the fly when the results are not as desired.”

“The alternative is International Law, which is supported by the majority of sensible people,” he said before also attacking Defense Minister Oleksii Reznikov, who has expressed concern about the security guarantees of the G7 countries. .

For Zarajova, it’s “Odessa-style humor.” “The price to pay is known; Ukrainian territory cleared thanks to Western weapons. So that exactly the necessary people remain to serve the NATO contingents,” she has asserted.