Russia 'concerned' for human rights as it watches U.S. protests, Kremlin says

[JustGene]

https://www.cnbc.com/2020/06/10/george-floyd-protests-russia-concerned-for-human-rights-in-us.html

Trolling U.S.?

“We consider it to be a domestic affair of the United States and we don’t want to interfere,” Dmitry Peskov, a top Russian official and President Putin’s spokesman, told CNBC on Tuesday.

“At the same time we are concerned about respect for human rights in every corner of the world and that’s applicable for the United States as well,” he said, adding that the febrile mood in the U.S. had appeared to contribute to “Russophobia,” with some high-profile commentators (most notably by President Obama’s former national security adviser, Susan Rice) insinuating that Russia had helped to stoke unrest in the U.S.

Trolling rump?

“We are urging the U.S. authorities to take effective measures to improve the current state of affairs, resume good-faith efforts to honor international commitments and tailor national legislation to the UN basic principles on the use of force and firearms by law enforcement.”

Foreign Ministry Spokeswoman Maria Zakharova caused a stir by going one step further, reportedly telling the U.S. that “it’s time for the U.S. to drop the mentor’s tone and look in the mirror.”

Possibly tired of rump?

“It’s the business of the American people to think about what was done right by their politicians, and what was done wrong and who’s better and worse,” Peskov said.

[Phoenix61]

1. Revolution is contagious, like covid.

Their only concern is the Russian people will become infected.

[murielm99]

2. Human rights?

Aren't gay rights human rights, Putin?

[Igel]

4. People were approving when China taunted the US.

Nobody said, "Aren't Uighur and Muslim rights human rights, Xi?"

[Ilsa]

3. Peskov: If we don't like what our

citizens say, we just throw them out of four-story windows or slip them novichok.