Russia's envoy launched one of Moscow's strongest attacks on NATO and Western governments at the UN Security Council. Here's what was said—and why the speech is drawing global attention.
What You Need to Know
Russia accused NATO countries of being direct participants in the Ukraine war.
Moscow claimed the conflict began in 2014, not with Russia's 2022 full-scale invasion.
The Russian envoy criticized European military aid to Ukraine and accused Western governments of blocking peace negotiations.
Russia alleged the UN applies double standards by condemning Russian strikes while not equally condemning Ukrainian attacks inside Russia.
Moscow defended recent Russian strikes as targeting military infrastructure and stated there is "no reason" to halt the objectives of its military operation under current conditions.
The speech follows the latest NATO summit and renewed commitments by alliance members to continue supporting Ukraine.
This video breaks down the key statements, the accusations directed at NATO, the UN and Ukraine, and what they could mean for the diplomatic battle surrounding the war.
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