Without the right of veto, the UN Security Council will go rogue, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said in response to a request to comment on the upcoming vote on Liechtenstein's draft resolution on the right of veto, RIA Novosti reports.

“The right of veto is not going anywhere, I can responsibly confirm this. The right of veto is one of the supporting pillars of the UN, without it the organization will go haywire,” Lavrov said following a meeting with the UN Secretary General in Moscow. 

"As for the resolution that was submitted to the UN General Assembly, it - and this is clearly stated - is not relevant and will not affect in any way the negotiations that have been going on for many years on the reform of the UN Security Council," the FM said.