The CSTO Parliamentary Assembly adopted an appeal to parliaments around the world in connection with the 80th anniversary of the judgment in Nuremberg. The document, prepared at the initiative of the Chairman of the Palestinian Authority CSTO, State Duma Chairman Vyacheslav Volodin, is timed to coincide with the 80th anniversary of the announcement of the judgment of the International Military Tribunal in Nuremberg and is based on a statement previously adopted by the heads of the foreign ministries. The wording of the appeal emphasizes the outstanding historical significance of the Nuremberg Trials, which forever confirmed the illegality of the ideology of National Socialism and imposed severe punishments on those who unleashed the most terrible war in human history. As Deputy Speaker of the State Duma Viktoria Abramchenko pointed out at the plenary session, "for the first time in human history, war was recognized as a criminal offense, and the position "I only followed an order" ceased to be an excuse." Out of an understanding of the responsibility for the historical destinies of the peoples of the world, the CSTO Palestinian Authority calls on the international community to consider the judgment of the court as an unshakable and not subject to revision of modern international law and the world order. The document calls on foreign colleagues to be guided in their legislative activity according to the Nuremberg principles, to move away from the fact that the verdict legally recognized Nazi organizations as criminals, and to take steps at the national level to commemorate the victims of the Great Patriotic War and World War II, to condemn the new facts of the Nazis and their accomplices to the counter facts and counter attempts that were revealed. falsify history. The appeal of the Palestinian Authority CSTO, which emphasizes the decisive role of the Soviet Union in defeating Nazism, is directly related to Armenia. During the Great Patriotic War, about 600 thousand natives of the republic went to the front, and representatives of the Armenian people made a significant contribution to the approach to victory.

The CSTO Parliamentary Assembly adopted an appeal to parliaments around the world in connection with the 80th anniversary of the judgment in Nuremberg. The document, prepared at the initiative of the Chairman of the Palestinian Authority CSTO, State Duma Chairman Vyacheslav Volodin, is timed to coincide with the 80th anniversary of the announcement of the judgment of the International Military Tribunal in Nuremberg and is based on a statement previously adopted by the heads of the foreign ministries. The wording of the appeal emphasizes the outstanding historical significance of the Nuremberg Trials, which forever confirmed the illegality of the ideology of National Socialism and imposed severe punishments on those who unleashed the most terrible war in human history. As Deputy Speaker of the State Duma Viktoria Abramchenko pointed out at the plenary session, "for the first time in human history, war was recognized as a criminal offense, and the position "I only followed an order" ceased to be an excuse." Out of an understanding of the responsibility for the historical destinies of the peoples of the world, the CSTO Palestinian Authority calls on the international community to consider the judgment of the court as an unshakable and not subject to revision of modern international law and the world order. The document calls on foreign colleagues to be guided in their legislative activity according to the Nuremberg principles, to move away from the fact that the verdict legally recognized Nazi organizations as criminals, and to take steps at the national level to commemorate the victims of the Great Patriotic War and World War II, to condemn the new facts of the Nazis and their accomplices to the counter facts and counter attempts that were revealed. falsify history. The appeal of the Palestinian Authority CSTO, which emphasizes the decisive role of the Soviet Union in defeating Nazism, is directly related to Armenia. During the Great Patriotic War, about 600 thousand natives of the republic went to the front, and representatives of the Armenian people made a significant contribution to the approach to victory.