Saturday, March 1, 2014

UN Security Council can’t debate Ukraine due to no accord on meeting format

THE UNITED NATIONS, March 02, /ITAR-TASS/. A meeting of the U.N. Security Council on the situation in Ukraine cannot begin due to attempts of several countries to change the format of the meeting at the last moment, Russian Permanent Representative in the United Nations Organisation Vitaly Churkin told reporters on Saturday.

“We are prepared to have serious debates, but several members of the U.N. Security Council decided to change the format of a meeting at the last moment. This should not be done so. Instead of getting down to business, we are having this strange discussion,” he said.

Ambassadors of 15 member-countries of the U.N. Security Council gathered for a meeting involving U.N. First Under-Secretary-General Jan Eliasson. Ukrainian Permanent Representative Yuri Sergeyev came to the session hall after that.
Several members of the U.N. Security Council called for making the meeting open and webcasting it, a diplomat of a Western country told reporters. However, no consensus was reached to this effect.
 http://en.itar-tass.com/world/721618
2/3/14
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  1. Russian diplomat: Ukraine situation should be brought back in constitutional framework...

    THE UNITED NATIONS, March 02, /ITAR-TASS/. The situation in Ukraine should be brought back on political track and in constitutional framework, Russian Permanent Representative in the United Nations Organisation Vitaly Churkin said at a meeting of the U.N. Security Council on Saturday. He shared United Nations Deputy Secretary-General Jan Eliasson’s appeal to assess the situation in Ukraine keeping the head cool.

    “As (U.N. Deputy Secretary-General) Jan Eliasson said correctly it is needed to keep the head cool. It is needed to bring the situation back on political track and in constitutional framework. It is needed to return to the February 21 agreement and formation of a government of national unity,” Churkin said.

    It is also needed “to bring to justice” radical elements acting in the country and “advise to Ukrainian opposition activists or those who happened to be in Kiev now to separate from radicals and not to permit them to dominate in Ukraine,” he said. “Such actions may lead to very heavy developments,” the Russian permanent representative said. “This is what Russia seeks to avert,” the diplomat noted.
    http://en.itar-tass.com/russia/721629
    2/3/14

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