Russian Foreign Ministry makes statement on Middle East, but forgets to look in mirror – Tykhy
Spokesperson for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine Georgy Tykhy commented on the statement of the Russian Foreign Ministry condemning Israel for "unprovoked smilitary trikes against a sovereign UN member state, its citizens, peaceful cities, and nuclear energy infrastructure are categorically unacceptable."
"This awkward moment when Russia's Foreign Ministry made a statement about the Middle East but forgot to look in the mirror," the spokesman said on the X social network.
Earlier, the Russian Foreign Ministry stated that it strongly condemns "Israel's forceful action against Iran in violation of the UN Charter."
Russa added that "unprovoked strikes on a sovereign state, its citizens, peaceful cities, and nuclear energy infrastructure facilities are unacceptable," and Israel "made a conscious choice in favor of further escalating tensions and raising the stakes."
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