Australia summoned Russia to account over the detention of a Ukrainian scientist.
20.10.2025
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Shostal Oleksandr
20.10.2025
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Nature Conservation Conference in Hobart
At an international conference dedicated to nature protection in the city of Hobart, sharp diplomatic tensions arose due to the detention of Ukrainian scientist Leonid Pshenychnov, who was detained by Russia in currently occupied territory of Crimea. The Ukrainian side considers this act by Russia politically motivated and a violation of human rights.The Australian delegation quickly reacted to this situation. They called on Russia to answer for its actions and to ensure that the scientist could represent Ukraine on the international stage. It was also emphasized the aggression of Russia towards Ukraine, which is considered illegal and immoral. It is also important to note that Ukrainian serviceman Dmytro Remez, who served in 'Azov', was sentenced to long imprisonment on charges of terrorism.This situation highlights the overall tension in relations between Ukraine and Russia, which remains a relevant topic on the international level. Participants of the conference emphasized the importance of preserving human rights and supporting scientists who face political repression.Read also
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