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Sergey Zheleznyak: The discovery of the “Russian trace” in the purely American problem of racism is a very expected statement

“The discovery of the“ Russian trace ”in the purely American issue of racism is a highly anticipated statement by ex-Obama’s national security adviser known for her anti-Russian rhetoric. Perhaps, only in the USA they know how to brazenly and cynically find those guilty of their own problems on the side. In addition, for Ms. Rice, who was bored with political oblivion, to attract media attention with loud Russophobic attacks was one of the main tasks. ” This opinion was expressed by a member of the State Duma committee on international affairs, Sergei Zheleznyak.

According to the politician: “The death of an African American in Minneapolis at the hands of a policeman is obviously a crime, for which the perpetrator must be responsible in all severity of the law if they work in the USA.

Unfortunately, in America, such behavior of law enforcement officers, especially in relation to representatives of the African American population, is not uncommon. It is the permissiveness of the police and the actual government cover that brought outraged Americans into the street, who demand equality, freedom and protection of human rights. To see in the internal problem, which, perhaps, has not outlived itself since the times of the civil war of the North and the South, the “Russian training manual” is not just a lie and absurdity, but also another anti-Russian provocation.

In our country, issues of protecting human rights, respect for people of different nationalities and religions are the basis for the stability of Russian society. Russia is unique in its multinationality and multiconfessionality. Over many decades, our people have accumulated experience in maintaining social peace and successful companionship. That is why we are extremely negative about any manifestation of racial superiority.

Of course, the mass protests and riots that arose after the incident in Minneapolis are an internal matter of the United States. But in the 21st century, issues of racial discrimination in the United States should not go unnoticed by the international community, in particular by the UN. ”

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