Putin uses his presence in the UN Security Council as weapons - isw

Analysts note that the next month there will be a meeting on the deportation of Ukrainian children to the Russian Federation and this was the Kremlin's initiative. This may be associated with the kind tone of Putin in terms of organization. The President of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin is about to use the UN Council to try to demonstrate the forces of his country. This is stated in the report of the American Institute of War Study (ISW) of March 21.

According to them, in early April the Kremlin has plans to hold an informal meeting of the UN Security Council and this will be an attempt to demonstrate the forces of the Russian Federation. In particular, these negotiations will be discussed "the real state of Ukrainian children who have been taken to Russia", as argued by the Russian Ambassador to the UN Vasyl Neenz.

"Neenza stated that Russia planned to meet before the announcement of warrants of the International Criminal Court (ICS) for the arrest of Putin and the Russian commissioner for the rights of the child Maria Lviv-Belova for the deportation of Ukrainian children to Russia," the statement reads. But, as the report said in the published report, the illegal deportation of small Ukrainians into the territory of the Russian regions did not stop.

The ISW still mentioned Vladimir Putin's press conference during a meeting with Chinese leader Xi Jinping. On it the Kremlin head declared its dedication, the Security Council and the international department as a whole. "By creating informational conditions for the statement of the likely dedication of the UN Security Council, Putin positions itself so that the commemoration of Russia in the UN Security Council as weapons in the coming months," the report reads.