Ukraine's Permanent Representative to the UN Serhiy Kyslytsya. File photoUN, Oct 20 Ukraine's Permanent Representative to the UN Serhiy Kyslytsya resorted to personal insults to Russian diplomats, in response he was told that «there is not much left to the bottom.» Earlier, Kyiv called on UN experts to visit Ukraine to confirmed the alleged use by Russia of Iranian drones, which, according to the Ukrainian authorities, is a violation of the UN Security Council resolution on the JCPOA. Moscow and Tehran denied these accusations. First Deputy Representative of the Russian Federation to the UN Dmitry Polyansky said that Moscow would reassess its cooperation with the UN Secretariat if it takes part in the «investigation» requested by Kyiv, since the Secretariat is a purely technical body and does not have either a mandate or expertise for such action.
Polyansky warned of measures due to UN investigations into “UAVs from Iran” “In Ukraine, it seems … they are concerned about the behavior of their diplomats and how this affects the image of the country. So keep up the good work, Mr. Kislitsa, there is still a little to the bottom,” Polyansky wrote in his Telegram channel. “One thing Ambassador Kyslytsya clearly didn’t get: diplomats shouldn’t get personal. That’s why most of our UN colleagues despise him. By trying to attack us and harm us, he only humiliates himself and his country, illustrating why Ukraine is where it is. now it’s at a dead end,” Polyansky commented on Kislytsya’s words on Twitter. The diplomat added that “he doesn’t even want to respond to the attacks and rudeness of all kinds of sours, millers, Vrublevskys and others like them.”
A group of countries in the UN called for the use of the Convention on Bioweapons because of the United States»What a country — so is «diplomacy»! God to them, poor spirit and upbringing and full of malice, judge! And their own people,» Polyansky concluded. On Wednesday, Volodymyr Zelensky fired Ukraine's ambassador to Kazakhstan, Petro Vrublevsky, who had previously made a scandalous statement about the murder of Russians. Andriy Melnyk, Ukraine's ambassador to Germany, also paid for his rude antics. In the spring, he compared German Chancellor Olaf Scholz with «offended liver sausage» (he later expressed regret about these words), and in June he was criticized because of statements about the leader of the Ukrainian nationalists Stepan Bandera. Finally, in October, Melnik obscenely cursed Elon Musk in response to the peace plan proposed by the American businessman between the Russian Federation and Ukraine.
