Foreign Affairs Minister Melanie Joly says Russian President Vladimir Putin is losing his grip on reality, a year after his invasion of Ukraine.
OTTAWA - Foreign Affairs Minister Melaniesays Russian President Vladimir Putin is losing his grip on reality, a year after his invasion of Ukraine.
Canada is among 38 countries that have put forward a resolution calling for peace and for Russia to be held accountable for the “dire human rights and humanitarian consequences” of the ongoing war.argued Russia isn't respecting the UN charter, and is abusing the veto it holdsas a permanent member of on the UN Security Council.
“It has peddled misinformation and conspiracy theories online, in our countries and in this chamber.”said Russia must stop the conflict in orderto end the mounting suffering in nations across the world, as the cost of living rises and people seek refuge as a result of the war. “President Putin is entirely responsible for this war, and his latest address proves that he remains unmoored from this reality,”Her speech comes at a time when developing countries have lamented feeling forced to choose sides between Russia's invasion and the West's opposition to it.
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