Moscow-Sana
The Secretary of the Russian Security Council Nikolai Patrushev condemned the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons for its stance towards the United States, which is reluctant to destroy its chemical weapons at a time when it gave reports on Syria before the same events took place.
In an interview with the Russian newspaper Kommersant in its issue today, Patrushev said that Russia, according to the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons, destroyed its entire stockpiles of chemical weapons, even in record time, while the United States of America still maintained quantities stored in its warehouses, indicating that such a situation does not concern the organization Banning chemical weapons is too much of a burden to ask Washington any embarrassing questions.
Patrushev added that when there was talk about chemical accidents in Syria, based on the information of the so-called "White Helmets", the notorious, the results were drawn immediately. This organization worked in Syria to the extent that it published its reports sometimes even before the occurrence of the same events, recalling that it has become It is already known what incomes the leaders of the White Helmets received from these provocations under the guise of donations.
Commenting on Russia's accusations of trying to poison Russian officer Sergey Skripal and his daughter Yulia, as well as poisoning opposition Alexei Navalny, Patrushev clarified that in these accusations there is no single evidence for that and there is no evidence, but rather there is just a guess that does not bear until the initial scrutiny that makes one remember the traditional question "from the judges." .
Regarding the relations between Moscow and Washington, Patrushev considered that these relations are at their lowest levels since the end of the Cold War, but Russia expects to resume constructive dialogue with it, indicating that there is a certain possibility for joint action on issues such as combating terrorism, international extremism, organized crime, other challenges and threats, and a number of regional issues, including This includes Syria, the settlement in the Middle East, the Iranian nuclear agreement and the nuclear issue on the Korean Peninsula, as well as issues related to environmental pollution, combating climate change, Corona virus and cybersecurity issues.