Russia’s deputy ambassador to the UN, Dmitry Poliansky, today urged the West to find “a good paranoia doctor”, again rejecting any claim that Russia was threatening anyone with its military.
Asked by the media before the start of the Security Council meeting on Yemen about the West’s continuing concerns about a possible Russian invasion of Ukraine, the diplomat said: “I think they need a good doctor. , I advise them “to find a” specialist in these cases of paranoia “.
“Our troops are on our territory” and “do not pose a threat to anyone,” Dmitry Polianski insisted.
“I do not know the numbers, as there is a lot of speculation on this issue,” he said, referring to the deployment of Russian troops near Ukraine. To begin a partial withdrawal, the diplomat said he had no further details.
“I think the training with Belarus will be over in a week. For the rest, I do not know,” he added.
The United States today called for a “verifiable” de-escalation of Moscow following the announcement of a partial withdrawal of Russian forces deployed near the Ukrainian border amid weeks of intense concern over an invasion and a major war in Europe.
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