Daily Mail Online Article RatingZelensky denounces Russia as 'a terrorist state´ at UN Security...
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53% : Mr Zelensky left before Mr Lavrov's arrival, which came as US Secretary of State Antony Blinken was accusing Russia of having "shredded" key provisions of the UN Charter.Russia´s Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov speaks during the Security Council meeting on the situation in Ukraine on Wednesday (Mary Altaffer/AP/PA)Mr Lavrov, in turn, reiterated his country's claims that Kyiv has oppressed Russian speakers in eastern areas, violating the UN charter and getting a pass on it from the US and other western countries.48% : Ahead of the meeting, Mr Zelensky suggested that UN members needed to ask themselves why Russia still has a place on a council intended to maintain international peace and security.
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