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The President of the European Council, Charles Michel, speaking at the meeting of the UN Security Council, which was chaired by Prime Minister Edi Rama, emphasized that powerful countries should not turn a blind eye to Russia's crimes in Ukraine and act accordingly. conscious to end.
"Ukraine is a crime scene and the perpetrator is sitting in this hall. You know who you are. The dream of the Kremlin to restore the former empire, who will come after Ukraine, to satisfy Putin's dreams. What are the countries that will need to take action next? In this crime scene we also have Ukraine attacked, Ukrainians fighting a battle they didn't start, defending their country in a war they didn't want, and protecting children from suffering. To save them from such a thing, from further suffering, by keeping them from adoptions in Russia. In fact, these are forced evictions.
I wanted to ask the Russian representative: 'Can you afford your child to be stolen, deported, forced to forget his family and language in the name of a so-called education?' This is an attempt at torture and genocide. By protecting children, Ukraine is protecting their family, future and freedom. This is why the EU stands firmly by Ukraine for the protection of the innocent. We will remain by their side as long as it is necessary. In this crime scene we have witnesses, all of us, around the world, who sit here are witnesses.
What have we done for this crime, for this aggression, while one of the permanent members attacks its neighbor to fight the right of veto against the United Nations. We sit in this room to defend peace and security for all people. Powerful and responsible countries cannot turn a blind eye to this crime because we all share a responsibility to end war and build a just peace that will never last unless crimes go unpunished. As responsible countries, we all have a role," emphasized Michel.
He also appealed to China, which he said should help convince Russia to end the war in Ukraine.
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