“Tomorrow we will officially present our position,” he said.
“We have a very simple question — does Russia have the right to remain a permanent member of the UN Security Council and the UN in general?”
He noted that Ukraine’s partners have also started to raise the potential of Russia’s denuclearization more often.
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“These issues are not yet discussed at press conferences and in public statements by the leaders of states and governments, but at a lower level, people are already asking the question — what should Russia become so that it does not pose a threat to peace and security,” Kuleba said.
On Dec. 20, Kuleba said that Ukraine was preparing official steps to prove that Russia illegitimately occupies a permanent seat at the UN Security Council.
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