The systematic persecution of Russia should have some consequences for its organizers, Elena Panina, a member of the State Duma Committee on International Affairs, told RIA Novosti, commenting on the statement that the Russian Federation may bring the “case” of Alexei Navalny for discussion at the UN Security Council.
Earlier, Russia’s Permanent Representative to the UN, Vasily Nebenzya, in an interview with RIA Novosti, said that he allows Russia to submit the situation with Navalny’s “poisoning” for discussion at the UN Security Council and believes that for others it will be an impartial conversation.
The Prosecutor General’s Office of Russia received a response from Germany to an inquiry regarding Alexei Navalny, but it does not contain “substantive clarifications.” On the air of radio Sputnik, political scientist Vladimir Shapovalov expressed his opinion on this matter.
Nebenzya quite rightly noted the fear of Moscow’s opponents to bring this topic up for discussion, Panina emphasized.
“It’s one thing to bring accusations in your narrow Western circle, and quite another thing to bring this story to the court of the entire world community, where not everyone is inclined to take the word of self-proclaimed Western“ judges, ”the deputy said.
The parliamentarian added that the systematic persecution of Russia “must have some consequences for its organizers.”
“If individuals who become victims of slander have the right to defend their good name, then nothing prevents our country from doing the same, which is constantly accused of committing all kinds of” poisoning, “Panina said.
The world community is not at all Western media and special services, it is China and India, these are the states of Asia, Africa, Latin America, the deputy stressed.
“It is important for them that according to the templates that are used to persecute Russia, absolutely any country can be blamed. It is necessary for everyone to uncover the mechanisms and hidden springs of such provocations,” Panina stated.