A delegation of permanent representatives of the OSCE member states arrived in Ukraine on solidarity.. The focus of attention is overcoming the consequences of Russian aggression and the use of organization mechanisms to bring the Russian Federation accountable. This is informed by the press service of the president’s office on Wednesday, July 2. On the first day, a delegation of representatives of Austria, Italy, Iceland, Canada, Malta, Germany, Norway, Poland, Slovenia, Slovakia, Finland, France and Switzerland, as well as deputy heads of the Mission of Estonia, Lithuania, Liechtenstein and the Czech Republic, met with the deputy head of OP Igor Brusilo. During the meeting, we discussed the OSCE involvement in overcoming the consequences of Russian aggression and promoting Russia to hold responsibility. OSCE Partners states emphasized that their visit is a manifestation of solidarity and support. The partners of Ukraine in the OSCE assured that they will continue to resolutely use all existing organization mechanisms to achieve a fair and long world in Ukraine. Already on July 2, the OSCE representatives honored the memory of the victims of Russian attacks in Kyiv on June 17, informed the suspension. Then Russian troops struck massive strokes on Kyiv with shock drones, as well as missiles of various types. In the Solomensky district, due to the night shelling of the invaders of the Russian Federation, a whole entrance collapsed, 23 dead bodies took out the bodies from under the rubble. The OSCE covers in its work various aspects of Russian aggression. This is a political condemnation of Russia's actions, a demonstration of Ukraine's support. The OSCE also publishes reports on the crimes that Russia committed in Ukraine helps to document them, develops the programs of support for Ukraine, in particular on the way to the EU, and is working on the topic of returning the illegally deported Ukrainian children by Russia. As Madame German Ambassador to the OSCA Suzanne Shutz said in a commentary, the OSCE also does not have access to the occupied territories, like most other international organizations. At the same time, in Vienna, the organization is working closely with people who are returning from captivity. A special OSCE monitoring mission in Ukraine has worked in Ukraine since March 21, 2014. She ceased her activities on March 31, 2022 due to the lack of consensus at the OSCE Permanent Council to extend the mandate of the mission, which was the result of the position of the Russian Federation. In addition, on July 1, 2022, the OSCE stopped working on her projects in Ukraine because of the veto of Russia. In July last year, Russia suspended its participation in the OSCE. Earlier Andrei Sybig in the OSCE called for increasing pressure on Russia. Switzerland moves the chairmen in the OSCE in 2026 News from Telegram and WhatsApp. Subscribe to our channels https: // t. Me/Korrespondentnet and WhatsApp Author: 1.