The so-called “Ukrainian” OSCE resolution, adopted the day before, essentially deprived Ukraine of its sovereignty. Nikolai Kovalev, a member of the Russian State Duma Committee on Security and Anti-Corruption, stated this today at a press conference in Moscow.
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“When the resolution on restoring the sovereignty of Ukraine was adopted, it turns out that the Parliamentary Assembly legally recognized that there is no sovereignty in Ukraine. Lack of sovereignty in theory means that it is a colony country, a dominion country, ruled by another state. And this is definitely not Russia,” Kovalev said.
He believes that some of the wording of the “Ukrainian” resolution is simply comical, the PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“Paragraph 13 states that a large number of people cross the Russian-Ukrainian border “in uniform similar to military.” Well, shall we introduce a dress code? We will only allow you to cross the border in suits and ties! This vagueness of language suggests that voting occurs solely for political reasons. Such formulations are passed because a huge number of deputies are under the influence of information propaganda,” Kovalev said.