69/7 GA

The Acting President

I now call on those representatives who have requested to speak in exercise the right of reply. May I remind members that statements in the exercise of the right of reply are limited to 10 minutes for the first intervention and to five minutes for the second intervention and should be made by delegations from their seats.

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Mrs. Jakubonė (Lithuania)

Lithuania exercises its right of reply with regard to the statement delivered by the representative of Belarus (see A/69/PV.37). Countries developing new nuclear energy projects are expected to follow the principles of transparency and responsibility. Each country has the right to develop nuclear energy, provided that international obligations on nuclear safety are not forgotten and national deci…

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Mr. Pankin (Russian Federation)

Frankly, we are amazed that the Ukrainian delegation has once again used any available opportunity presented by the United Nations platform for its rhetoric and insinuations and for raising issues that are not relevant to the agenda item. I do not wish to enter into polemics, but I need to make a few comments with regard to the status of nuclear installations in Crimea. The agreement of 21 Febru…

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Ms. Bila (Ukraine)

I am not going to get into a long speech to explain how what has just been said are lies. I will briefly explain that the agreement between Ukraine and the International Atomic Energy Agency is the main document regulating and providing safeguards relating to objects located on the occupied territory, and that was determined by the territory. Therefore, it is not for anyone in this Hall to speak …

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The Acting President

May I take it that it is the wish of the General Assembly to conclude its consideration of agenda item 86?

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