; (5) by demanding that the Security Council convene in order to entertain the Russian Federation’s patently false and abusive claim that the atrocities that the Russian Federation committed at Bucha in Ukraine, which numbered among the worst atrocities up to that time in the Russian Federation’s aggression against Ukraine, were the result of a provocation by Ukrainian radicals ; (6) by issuing false and groundless procedural complaints in the Security Council, including false accusations against the President of the Security Council that that Security Council officer had prevented the Russian Federation from making the claim that atrocities at Bucha were provoked , despite the clear and unambiguous indication in the verbatim record that the President in fact had given the Russian Federation more than one opportunity in which to make that claim notwithstanding its falsity and the Russian Federation’s abusive purpose in making it; and (7) by demanding further Security Council meetings in order to continue to abuse that UN organ by issuing from a permanent member’s seat blatantly false accusations, including accusations that it is Ukraine, not the Russian Federation, that is responsible for the Russian Federation’s atrocities and aggression; Whereas nations in international organizations, in light of the Russian Federation’s egregious violations of international law, have taken steps to protect the integrity of those organizations and their procedures and to hold the Russian Federation to account, including in— (1) the UN General Assembly, which by Resolution ES–11/3 of April 7, 2022, suspended the Russian Federation from the UN Human Rights Council; (2) the International Civil Aviation Organization, which on October 4, 2022, voted not to reelect the Russian Federation to that organization’s Governing Council