Igor Grosu Does Not Exclude the Expulsion of Russia's Approved Ambassador to Chisinau
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Parliament's President, Igor Grosu, said on 2 October, before the legislative meeting, that he did not rule out Russia's approved ambassador, Oleg Ozerov, having to leave the Republic of Moldova, after several drones entered the country's airspace illegally and exploded on its territory.
The President of Parliament, Igor Grosu, does not rule out that the authorities of Chisinau take tougher measures than the approved ambassador of the Russian Federation, Oleg Ozerov, after the drone incidents that violated the airspace of the Republic of Moldova.
The authorities of Chisinau do not exclude the scenario in which the approved ambassador of the Russian Federation to Chisinau, Oleg Ozerov, could be expelled from the Republic of Moldova, in the context of the increasingly frequent incidents with drones in the territory of our country. The statement was made by the President of Parliament, Igor Grosu, who said that the speech of the Russian diplomat "transpires
The authorities of Chisinau do not exclude the scenario in which the approved ambassador of the Russian Federation to Chisinau, Oleg Ozerov, could be expelled from the Republic of Moldova, in the context of the increasingly frequent incidents with drones from the territory of our country. The statement was made by the President of Parliament, Igor Grosu, who said that the speech of the Russian diplomat "transpires ... Article Igor Grosu does not…
Igor Grosu does not exclude the expulsion of Russian ambassador agreed, Oleg Ozerov. The statement was made after the drone incidents produced this week. The President of Parliament mentioned that new measures could be applied. At the same time, the speaker mentioned that the diplomat did not exclude that drones arriving in Moldova can be Russian. "Everything is [...] Article VIDEO "Poor Imperialism. Igor Grosu does not exclude the expulsion of …
The approved Ambassador of the Russian Federation to Chisinau, Oleg Ozerov, was summoned to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs on Thursday, where he was given a note of protest after three drones violated Moldova's airspace.
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