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The Minister of Foreign Affairs, Bogdan Aurescu, declared on Wednesday that there is nothing special in the Russian Federation s decision of declaring the deputy of the military attaché within the Romanian embassy in the Russian Federation a persona non grata, mentioning that sometimes this type of mirrored reaction response is used in diplomacy . There is nothing special regarding this decision from the Russian Federation, it is a decision which we anticipated, we expected it, this type of mirrored response reaction is sometimes used in THE diplomatic practice, towards a decision we took. Actually, it is a defensive response towards the decision which we announced on April 26, of declaring the deputy military attaché of the Embassy of the Russian Federation in Bucharest, who carried out non-compliant activities with the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations of 1961 , Aurescu specified in Parliament, when asked about this topic.
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The decision on the expulsion from Romania of the deputy military attaché with the Embassy of the Russian Federation in Bucharest has nothing to do with what is happening in other countries in the European Union, it is not part of a campaign, Prime Minister Florin Citu said on Monday, reports agerpres. Regarding today s statement, I would not link it [the decision to expel the Russian deputy military attaché] to a campaign or a reaction in solidarity with what is happening in other countries. In Romania it was a decision taken, assumed and we moved on. It was a decision we are making and it has nothing to do with what is happening in other EU countries, Citu told TVR 1 when asked if Romania had joined the states that have reacted to Russia s actions and whether such measures will continue.
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The fact that a Russian diplomat was declared persona non grata by Bucharest has no direct connection with recent tensions in the the region of our country, declared, on Tuesday, president Klaus Iohannis, within a press conference, at Cotroceni Palace.
The Romanian authorities have decided to declare persona non grata on Romania s territory, of the deputy to the military attaché within the Embassy of the Russian Federation in Bucharest, Alexey Grishaev, given that his actions and activities contravene the provisions of the Vienna Convention regarding diplomatic relations of 1961, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs said, on Monday.
Romania expels Russian diplomat amid wave of expulsions
April 26, 2021
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Bucharest (AP) Romania said on Monday it has expelled a Russian embassy official, in the latest of a wave of expulsions of Russian diplomats from European countries and counter-expulsions from Moscow.
Romania’s foreign ministry said the activities and actions of Alexey Grishaev, a deputy military attaché at the Russian Embassy in Bucharest “contravene the provisions of the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations since 1961.”
Romanian authorities did not provide further details.
Russia s ambassador to Romania, Valery Kuzmin, told the Russian news agency Tass that the Romanian decision “is undeniably an unfriendly one,” and added that Moscow reserves the right to take relevant measures in response.”