Moldovan Ambassador to Moscow summoned to the Russian Foreign Ministry
Kyiv • UNN
The Russian Foreign Ministry summoned Lilian Darii, Ambassador of Moldova, to protest against statements made by a Moldovan political party. The party had earlier accused the Russian ambassador in Chisinau and called for his expulsion.
Russia said that the Moldovan ambassador to Moscow was summoned to protest what it calls “groundless accusations” by a Moldovan political party against the Russian ambassador in Chisinau.
Reported by UNN with reference to Reuters.
On Monday, Russia announced that the Moldovan ambassador to Moscow, Lilian Darii, had been summoned to protest what the Russian Foreign Ministry called “unfounded accusations.” The accusations had been made earlier by a political party in Chisinau against the Russian ambassador in Chisinau.
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