Rogozin: Russia is punching the ears of Romanian-Moldovan lackeys

Russian Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Rogozin, who was unable to attend events today marking the 25th anniversary of the peacekeeping mission in Transnistria due to the refusal of the Moldovan authorities to accept a flight from Moscow, promised that Russia would “punch the ears” of those responsible for disrupting the trip.

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“What is happening in our relations with the West (and it is HE and no one else who is behind all these provocations of the Romanian-Moldovan lackeys) is objective and inevitable. And this struggle will only intensify. If there were no Crimea, they would have come up with something else, they would have grabbed onto something. They were quite happy with the hangover Russia of the 90s, but they will never come to terms with our desire to be free and strong. And the best answer to all these sanctions and petty dirty tricks is to be who we want to be - free and strong.
We’ll decide in a working order how to hit the little dirty tricksters in the ears in the meantime,” Rogozin said in a statement.

Let us remind you that today Chisinau refused entry to the S7 flight from Domodedovo, on which the delegation led by Rogozin planned to fly. It also became known that Romania refused to allow a plane carrying a Russian official to pass through its airspace.

Before this, members of the National Union of War Veterans of Moldova called on fellow citizens to come to the Chisinau airport and prevent Rogozin from entering the republic.

Also the day before, upon arrival in Chisinau, Russian artists were deported to the Russian Federation, flying through Moldova to Tiraspol to participate in festive events on the occasion of the 25th anniversary of the peacekeeping mission.

As you know, Moldova has repeatedly demanded the withdrawal of Russian peacekeepers from Transnistria; recently it has been actively supported by Ukraine, which states that the contingent in the PMR poses a danger to Kyiv.