World condemns Russia ‘special military operations’ in Ukraine

 

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Russia had exploded its motives towards Ukraine as it announced ‘Special Military Operations’ in the neighboring country on Thursday. Several nations stook against this action and condemned Russian president Vladimir Putin for the move.

Moscow went ahead with the declaration despite the United Nations Security Council once again urging for the de-escalation. This was the second emergency meeting of the organization. As the meeting was going on, Putin announced the operation.

Ukraine called it a full scale invasion. The foreign minister of the country Dmytro Kuleba said that the peaceful cities in the country are under strikes. “This is a war of aggression. Ukraine will defend itself and will win,” he tweeted.

The United States on the other hand called it an ‘Unproveked and Unjustified attack’ on the neighboring country. President Joe Biden took to Twitter to say that he along with US’ allies will hold Russia accountable for its actions.


Fellow European nation, Germany also condemned the attack. The German chancellor Olaf Scholz called the attack ‘blatant breach of international law’. He said that this action cannot be justified in any way. 

Even British prime minister Boris Johnson asserted that Putin has chosen violence and path of bloodshed by this unprovoked attack. Johnson added that he was appalled by the horrific events in Ukraine and also spoken to the Ukrainian president about it.

Nato, which has been releasing warnings for Russia against carrying out the attack, also condemned the move saying that by this, Russia has put countless lives at risk. Stoltenberg said that Russia has imposed a serious threat to Euro-Atlantic security with this move.

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