Russia expelled an employee of the Moldovan embassy

According to the report of the international group Tasnim news agency, according to the news agency “Novosti”, an employee of the Russian embassy Moldova expelled Moscow in retaliation. In this regard, on Friday, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Russia summoned Lilian Dari, the ambassador of the Republic of Moldova in Moscow, and the Russian side strongly protested the declaration of an employee of the Russian Embassy in Chisinau as an “undesirable element” and the ban on the entry of the Russian delegation to this country. To participate in the 34th session of the Regional Conference of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) for Europe.

In this meeting, a note was given by the Russian Foreign Ministry to the Moldovan ambassador stating that in response to the dismissal of an employee of the Russian embassy in Chisinau, Moscow also declared one of the employees of the Moldovan embassy as an “undesirable element”. .

The Russian Foreign Ministry reminded Lilian Dari that the Chisinau authorities deliberately abused their position as the host country and politicized the activities of the FAO conference, which, according to the Moscow authorities, violates the commitment of the parties. Moldova is to ensure the equal participation of all member countries in this international event.

The reaction of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Moldova to the retaliatory expulsion of its diplomat from Russia

Ministry of Affairs Last night, the Foreign Ministry of Moldova also expressed its regret by publishing a statement about the expulsion of a diplomat of this country from Russia, which Moscow did in response to Chisinau’s actions. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Moldova reiterated that the authorities of this republic will take all necessary measures to prevent any attempt to interfere in the internal affairs of this country.

On March 19, Moldovan one of the employees of the Russian Embassy In this country, he introduced it as an “undesirable element” and protested to the Russian ambassador in Chisinau because of the opening of polling stations for the Russian presidential elections in the self-proclaimed region of “Transnistria” on the territory of this country. The next day, a Russian diplomat was ordered to leave Moldova within three days.

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