"The majority quietly approves": Podoliak on the international community's reaction to the situation in the Kursk region
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Mykhailo Podolyak, an adviser to the Presidential Administration, said that the international community has recognized Russia as a legitimate target for any operations and types of weapons. This is the result of Ukraine's diplomatic and legal work.
Thanks to the successful work of not only the Defense Forces, but also Ukrainian diplomats, the international community has finally recognized Russia as a legitimate target for any operations and types of weapons. This was stated by Mykhailo Podolyak, Advisor to the Head of the Office of the President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy, UNN reports .
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He emphasized that the situation in the Kursk region of the Russian Federation does not cause outrage in any of the world communities. The reaction to Russian statements about the alleged border breach is mostly calm, balanced and objective.
Absolutely calm, balanced, objective, based on an understanding of the spirit of international law and the principles of defensive warfare - this is the international reaction to the events in the Kursk region of the Russian Federation. It was unexpected, unexpected, but extremely revealing and demonstrative. Some did not notice. Others don't care. The majority quietly approves
According to him, "Russian brutality" has turned against Russia itself.
Now, a significant part of the global community considers Russia a legitimate target for any operations and types of weapons
According to him, this was achieved thanks to the work of Ukrainian diplomats, lawyers and defense lawyers.
Let's not mention karma. We are talking about the result of enormous diplomatic, legal, and educational work. In addition to the occupying army, Ukraine is also successfully fighting historically strong pro-Russian sympathies in some regions of the world and the fear of escalation in the West
Recall
The US State Department said that Ukraine did not inform them about the operation in the Kursk region of Russia. Nevertheless, Ukraine's actions do not contradict US policy on the use of American weapons.
