Russia condemns UN listing as sex abuse violator
Russia strongly objected to its inclusion in the United Nations blacklist that lists entities accused of committing sexual violence in conflict zones, describing the decision as biased and aimed at damaging its reputation. The Russian ambassador pointed out that the report contains unverified information and lacks the necessary data, considering that its purpose is to evade responsibility for Kyiv regime's actions and promote a negative image of Moscow. Russian security forces were added to the list, facing accusations of violations both within occupied Ukrainian territories and outside them. The report highlighted 310 cases of sexual violence, mostly against men, committed during the conflict in several countries, with Ukrainian authorities accused of 31 cases.
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