Speech Brief
UK Government expresses concern over Russia's actions
Key points
- Condemns Russia's aggression and human rights violations
- Reaffirms support for Ukraine's sovereignty including Crimea
TL;DR
- Thanks the High Commissioner and Secretary-General for the report and expresses sympathy for those affected by the attack on Kyiv.
- Expresses deep concern about Russia's continued aggression and human rights atrocities in temporarily occupied territories, including Crimea.
- Condemns restrictions on freedoms, arbitrary detention, enforced disappearances, torture, ill-treatment, and persecution of Crimean Tatars and other communities, and notes concern about transfer and deportation of civilians and children.
- Reaffirms unwavering support for Ukraine's sovereignty, independence and territorial integrity within internationally recognised borders and supports accountability and continued UN monitoring, including the International Crimea Platform.
Original text
Thank you, Mr President. The United Kingdom thanks the High Commissioner and the Secretary-General for their report. Our thoughts are with all those affected by Russia’s devastating attack on Kyiv this week. We remain deeply concerned by Russia’s continued aggression against Ukraine and ongoing human rights atrocities in temporarily occupied territories, including Crimea. We condemn Russia’s actions highlighted in th...
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- Kyiv
- Crimea
- Crimean Tatars
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Summary words: 108
Compression: 64%
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