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Maria Zaharova Threatened: "Roman Authorities Seem Not to Be Willing to Think About the risks."
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The Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Maria Zaharova, has criticised the authorities of Bucharest in the context of the beginning of this week's episode, which took place on our territory. Article Maria Zaharova, a representative of the Russian diplomatic mission, attacks the authorities of Bucharest: "He supports the regime of Kiev and shares with its bloody essence" appears for the first time in Romania TV.
In a letter supported today, Maria Zaharova, the spokesman of the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, threatened Romania, saying that the authorities of Bucharest "does not seem to consider risks" and do not align their national policy with its interests...
The spokesman of the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Maria Zaharova, criticized the authorities of Bucharest at the bottom of the week-long episode in which four aircraft...
TVR 1 (July 25th) – Emission: “Televisional” – Realiser: Claudius Lucaci – President nicusór Dan is right to say false statements by the Russian Foreign Minister's spokesman about the overcrowding of Romania by Ukrainian warplanes. Maria Zaharova last night claimed that Ukrainian equipment would have been intended in Romania's airspace for [...]
Russia accuses Romania that it would allow Ukrainian military aircraft to enter its airspace to protect them from Russian attacks. The Russian MAE spokesman Maria Zaharova strongly criticised the Romanian authorities. In response, President nicusór Dan described the charges as being completely false, stating that he has all the information and that Romania does not allow Ukrainian military aircraft to overrun the national airspace.
The Russian Federation threatens Romania after the Minister of Defence's statement on the four Ukrainian planes that landed in our airspace. "Roman authorities don't seem to think about...
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