US EditionRomania expels two military officials attached to Russian embassy for breaching diplomatic rules
- Romania expelled Russian military attaché Victor Makovskiy and his deputy Evgeny Ignatiev for violating the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations, according to Romania's Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
- Makovskiy and Ignatiev reportedly have connections to politician Călin Georgescu, who is facing a criminal investigation for supporting extremist groups and other electoral violations.
- The Russian embassy denounced the expulsion as unfounded and reserved the right to take retaliatory measures, according to a Facebook post from the embassy.
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The Romanian Intelligence Service (SRI) shows that the Russian military attaches who were expelled from our country were collecting information of strategic interest and supporting the Romanians from the "Vlad Țepeș Command", investigated by DIICOT for treason. The article SRI: The expelled Russian diplomats were collecting strategic information and supporting the anti-constitutional actions of the "Vlad Țepeș Command" group first appeared on Ro…
Romania expels Russia's military attache and his deputy
The Romanian authorities have declared the military, air, and naval attaché of the Russian Federation in Bucharest, as well as his deputy, persona non grata on Romanian territory, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MAE) announced on March 5. MAE claims that two Russian diplomats have carried out...
Romania declared the Russian embassy's military attaché and his deputy persona non grata on Wednesday, citing their actions as contrary to diplomatic norms. Russia promised to respond with its own steps.
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