Russian-backed envoy accuses Kyiv over treatment of Oleshky residents
Rodion Miroshnik said Ukraine's foreign minister used a UN General Assembly address to shift blame onto Moscow, according to TASS.
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Rodion Miroshnik, a Russian-appointed envoy, accused Kyiv of being responsible for the treatment of residents in Oleshky (referred to in the report by its Russian name, Alyoshki), according to TASS.
Miroshnik said Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha used his address at the United Nations General Assembly to make claims about the situation in the town that Miroshnik characterized as an attempt to shift responsibility onto Moscow, the report said.
The competing claims reflect the broader information dispute between Russia and Ukraine over the treatment of civilians in areas affected by the conflict, and could not be independently verified from the available source.
TASS's report did not include a response from Ukrainian officials to Miroshnik's specific accusations.
Sources
- Kiev fully guilty of abusing people of Alyoshki — envoy — TASS (Russia)
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