Russia declares “Non Gultae Persons” two Romanian diplomats in Moscow. Apostle to a Romanian MAE decision

The Russian Foreign Ministry convened on Wednesday on the Romanian business in The Moscow, Liliana Burda, to hand you a note by which Russia tells the fact that it declares “undesirable” (“Personae non gratae”) on the military issues of the Romanian Embassy in the Russian Federation and to the Deputy, quoted by Agerpres.

“The business of business of Romania in the Russian Federation, Liliana Burda, was convened at the Department of the State Protocol of the Russian Foreign Ministry,” the official press agency TASS had previously announced, without mentioning the reason for this convocation.

According to the Russian MAE statement, it is a response to an “unmotivated” decision of the Romanian party to declare “persona non grata” on the military attaché of the Russian Embassy in Bucharest, a similar decision being taken for his assistant.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Bucharest announced on March 5 that he declares that he declared him as undesirable the military attaché of the Russian Federation Embassy in Bucharest, as well as his deputy, and the two will leave Romania immediately.

According to the data on the page of the Russian Embassy in Bucharest, the two functions were occupied by Viktor Makovski and Evgheni Ignatiev. The latter appears in the prosecutors' stenograms in the file in which Călin Georgescu was under criminal prosecution.

According to the stenograms presented by G4media, Marian Motocu, a man sent to court for legionary propaganda and anti -Semitic and xenophobic messages, called the Russian Embassy and asked for Colonel Evgheni Ignatiev. This call came after Motocu spoke to Georgescu, and the candidate told him “If things are going well in January. There is a plan, there is a strategy that only I know.”