The authorities of Bern, who banned Deputy Minister of Education, Science and Youth of Crimea Aider Ablyatipov to enter the country, disrupted his participation in the 39th session of the UN Human Rights Council in Geneva. This is reported on the website of the Russian Foreign Ministry. The department is disappointed by the decision of the Swiss, since it was from him that the session participants could learn "the real picture of what is happening on the peninsula Crimea".

"We regret that in Switzerland, where not only the meetings of the council are held, but also the headquarters of other numerous international organizations and organizations of the UN system are located, they did not listen to our appeals," the message says.. It is noted that the Crimean official has already passed the registration procedure. Recently, Switzerland has repeatedly taken steps that caused bewilderment in Russia. So, recently it has toughened the procedure of accreditation for Russian diplomats, arguing this decision by the fact that the activity of Russian special services has intensified in the country.