The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine proposed to establish temporary UN administration in Russia.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine proposed to establish international administration in Russia in accordance with the proposal of the Russian president regarding the establishment of temporary external administration in Ukraine. Spokesman of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine Georgiy Tikhiy noted that 'such a proposal is temporary UN administration in Russia, starting from Vorkuta. It seems that local residents would benefit greatly from any administration, except for Putin, who spends billions of dollars on his criminal war against Ukraine.'
Putin's proposal was announced during his visit to the Northern Fleet on March 27. He suggested discussing the idea of establishing temporary external international administration in Ukraine, which would be necessary for conducting 'democratic elections' and forming a viable government.
Counter-proposal: temporary UN administration in Russia, starting from Vorkuta. It seems that local residents would benefit greatly from any administration, except for Putin, who spends billions of dollars on his criminal war against Ukraine.
— Georgiy Tikhiy (@SpoxUkraineMFA), March 28, 2025
According to Putin, this idea could be implemented with the support of the UN, the USA, European countries, and friends of Russia.
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