The Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs criticized the West at an attempt to exclude Russia outside the United Nations: obviously there is no future!

[Global Network Reporter Zhang Jiangping] The Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs criticized in an interview article published by the Russian Xinshi on the 20th that Western attempts to exclude Russia to exclude Russia outside the United Nations "obviously there is no future."

It is reported that the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated that "our Western partners may try to exclude Russia beyond the United Nations, including the practice of withdrawing the qualifications of Russia's permanent representative of the United Nations. It is impossible. "

The Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs further explained that "the key is that only the UN General Assembly can cancel Russia's qualifications in the organization in accordance with the proposal of the Security Council, and Russia is one of the permanent members of the Security Council's veto. Article 6 The relevant provisions are obviously no future for Russia's approach. "

The Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs also said that except for the UN Charter's provisions, there are no other "legal ways" that cancel Russia's qualifications for the qualifications of the United Nations member states. If other mechanisms are to be established, it is necessary to make related modifications to the UN Charter. To this end, at least 2/3 member states of the United Nations General Assembly need to vote for votes, and the amendments must be approved by at least 2/3 member states, including the approval of all the permanent members of the Security Council.

Regarding the appointment of Russia's permanent represented by the United Nations, the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs pointed out that the relevant documents were signed by the Russian president and subsequently submitted to the United Nations Secretary -General, not a western country. The dismissal of Russian ambassador to the United Nations needs to sign a document that Russian President signed it. Therefore, the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs said, "Any other script scattered by the media about this topic is just a guessing from actual."