Nebenzya spoke at a solemn meeting of the UN General Assembly in memory of all the victims of the Second World War on behalf of Russia, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, China, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan.
He noted that recently there have been attempts to rewrite the history of World War II, as well as the development of erroneous concepts that deny aggression and glorify "wars of conquest and colonial domination."
“The international community must remain united and be on guard at all times to suppress any germs of Nazi ideology in time.
Our task is to prevent humanity from sliding back into the abyss of war, ”says his statement, published on the website of the Russian permanent mission.
Earlier, Russian leader Vladimir Putin noted that the conclusions of the Nuremberg process are still relevant and their oblivion could become a threat to world security.
Doctor of Historical Sciences, Scientific Director of RVIO Mikhail Myagkov, in an interview with Vzglyad, noted the importance of declassifying the documents of the Nuremberg trial.