Dodon condemned the Moldovan government for the expulsion of Russian diplomats
Moldovan President Igor Dodon sharply condemned his country's government for declaring five Russian diplomats persona non grata.
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“I would like to state that I am deeply outraged by this unfriendly step on the part of representatives of Moldovan diplomacy and condemn it in the most categorical manner. I understand that the Eurounionists are irritated by the President’s successes achieved in recent months and decided to engage in direct provocations, which carry the risk of a significant deterioration in Moldovan-Russian relations,” Dodon wrote on his official page on the social network.
He believes that the government did this “on orders from the West, maybe even from overseas, from those who are concerned that a constructive and effective dialogue has finally been achieved between the Presidency and the Kremlin.”
“I warn this government with all responsibility that its decision to get involved in the geopolitical “games” of Brussels and Washington, as well as the “games” of NATO military structures in this region is very dangerous. I am sure that they do not understand what price our country will have to pay, and what a difficult and risky situation they can put our country and our people in. They took this rude step, which will not remain without negative consequences,” Dodon threatened.
Dodon condemned the Moldovan government for expelling Russian diplomats.