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Ukraine’s Foreign Ministry said that the Russian Federation continues to deny that the organization of the Holodomor of 1932-1933 and the deportation of the Crimean Tatar people of 1944 were recognized as an act of genocide of the Ukrainian people.
Ukraine’s Foreign Ministry did not support the resolution on the fight against the glorification of Nazism, which Russia submitted to the Third Committee of the UN General Assembly. On November 19, the department’s press service announced it on its Facebook page.
The ministry said the document is silent on the slavery of individual European peoples and justifies signing the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact.
The Ukrainian side reported that the text of the document is silent on the fact that the end of World War II did not turn into a victory over totalitarian ideologies, and that one of its results was the strengthening of the communist regime and the enslavement of individual European peoples.
“The Russian Federation also stubbornly continues to deny the recognition as an act of genocide of the Ukrainian people of the Holodomor organization of 1932-1933 and the deportation of the Crimean Tatar people of 1944, as well as other peoples,” the message says.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine believes that the end of the war against Ukraine should be a confirmation of Russia’s commitment to the fight against intolerance and racial discrimination.
“We call on the authors of this annual document in the next session to discard all manipulative provisions in order to guarantee the adoption by consensus of the resolution by all member states of the UN General Assembly and, above all , for those who made a decisive contribution to the overthrow of the Hitler and Soviet regimes, “the ministry said.
Ukrainian diplomats reported that the Russian side in 2020 tried to turn the UN General Assembly document into a glorification of the communist and Soviet past. According to them, a clause on the protection of symbols has been added to the draft regulation. Stalinist regime.
The Russian resolution was not supported by most European countries, including all EU countries, the Foreign Ministry noted.
Since 2005, this resolution has been adopted annually. In 2019, the UN General Assembly accepted a Russian draft resolution on the fight against the “glorification of Nazism”. 133 countries voted “in favor”. The United States and Ukraine objected.
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