Permanent Mission of the Russian Federation to the United Nations
government agency30%credibility0 / 0 / 0
Why this score The Russian state's institutional voice in the General Assembly, used where its representative speaks on the record but is not named in the UN's own press summary. Authoritative and self-attesting as to Russia's declared negotiating positions, which is its use here; a belligerent's diplomatic mission is otherwise an interested party whose factual assertions about the war have repeatedly diverged from independently verified evidence, so 0.3. Recordable as a voice in the conversation; it must never steer a summary.
Tracked statements1
2026-09-01? unverified
For us, it’s a closed issue, it’s not up for discussion, the people living there have made their informed choice — they’ve tied their future to Russia.
Said of Crimea, Sevastopol, Donetsk, Luhansk, Zaporizhzhia and Kherson by Russia’s representative to the General Assembly plenary of September 1, who is not named in the UN’s record. It is a statement of negotiating position, not a checkable fact, and it sits against Kushner’s account that a deal turns on where Ukraine withdraws to.