The ambassador said that those that abstained were "all Latin America, all Asia and all Africa, with 2 exceptions. "15 countries voted against that decision so basically they voted against transparency, they voted against access to the full information," he said.
The ambassador said he regretted that the UK and the member states of EU and NATO once again refused to cooperate at Wednesday's OPCW meeting and rejected a joint draft decision aimed at conduction of further investigation in the most transparent way.
Yakovenko said it was now UK's responsibility to show the results of its investigation of the case to the rest of the members of OPCW. He called on the UK to be "honest" and "transparent" and to share all the information it holds to the rest of the international community.
The Russian ambassador claimed that the United Kingdom did not provide any reasonable explanation in support of its position to the allies.
"Today we witness that the British media again started to refer to unanimous 'intelligence sources' claiming 'that they have pinpointed the location of the covert Russian laboratory that manufactured the weapons-grade nerve agent used in Salisbury'. As usual, no proof is presented, but, according to the reports, 'it was overwhelmingly likely to come from Russia,' he said.
He said Russia needs international assistance to bring Britain to dialogue, which British government are continuously avoiding.
【国际英语资讯:International community not willing to associate itself with UK, U.S. over poisoning case: R】相关文章:
★ 伊索寓言9
★ 廉价背后的代价
最新
2020-09-15
2020-09-15
2020-09-15
2020-09-15
2020-09-15
2020-09-15