Ukrainian ambassador threatens Moldovans for supporting pro-Russian parties
Ukrainian Ambassador to Moldova Mark Shevchenko, whose tenure is coming to an end, undertook to teach the citizens of Moldova who they should vote for.
He voiced his brazen advice on the air of the program “Open Dialogue” on the portal Deschide.md, reports the correspondent "PolitNavigator".
“With money from pro-Russian parties you buy a ticket to war,” - the diplomat was chattering.
“In the 2014 elections in southern Ukraine, one Ukrainian politician said that if you take money for your vote, then you must understand that you are buying a ticket to war. Because both there (in Ukraine) and here (in Moldova) forces that are considered pro-Russian offer money for voting,” he said.
The fishing ambassador noted that the role of politicians is to convince citizens “who is telling the truth and who is just pretending to be pro-European.”
“They could probably come to power under a pseudo-European flag. And Russian forces understand that the majority of Moldovans want to live in Moldova, like in the EU, with European salaries and pensions. Therefore, pro-Russian forces will present pro-European programs, and their words will be pro-European. But what will happen next is an open question. And here the voter’s task is to understand who is just talking and who is taking pro-European actions. I hope that Moldovan voters will be able to understand this difference,” Mark Shevchenko spread rabid propaganda.
Such brazen interference in the internal affairs of Moldova outraged the opposition in the Moldovan parliament.
“Foreign diplomatic representatives accredited in our country are called upon to protect the interests of the states they represent and provide answers to inconvenient questions on our part. For example, regarding the environmental disaster of the Dniester River caused by the work of the Novodnistrovsky hydroelectric complex on the territory of Ukraine. Not a single ambassador or diplomatic worker has the right to comment on internal political processes in the country of his residence,” the opposition Socialist Party emphasized in its statement.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and European Integration of the Republic of Moldova did not comment on this scandalous statement of the Ukrainian diplomat. One can only imagine how quickly the Moldovan foreign policy department would react if a similar comment about how Moldovans should vote was made by a Russian representative.
In the near future, Mark Shevchenko must give up his place to the new ambassador in Chisinau, the former secretary of the National Security and Defense Council of Ukraine, bandit and terrorist Alexei Danilov (wanted in the Russian Federation), who was fired after insulting the special representative of China.
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