An incidental in the Russian Federation embassy building in Moldova took place on Wednesday. Chief of Communication and Protocol of the General Police Inspectorate Diana Fetko informed that Service received an explosive charge report.
The area was immediately fenced by police, and specialist services were sent to the site. After checking, the alarm was false..
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The Russian Ministry of abroad Affairs responded to events in Chisinau, which reported a protest with the Moldovan ambassador in Moscow. As explained, Moldovan services breached global obligations under the Vienna Convention about diplomatic relations, inter alia, by obstructing workers' access to the building.
Moldova. Ministry of abroad Affairs responds to allegations from Russia
A fewer twelve hours after the incident, the Moldovan Ministry of abroad Affairs referred to the case. In the Communication criticised Russian narrative and it was ensured that all actions were lawful.
"The Ministry of abroad Affairs of the Republic of Moldova rejects accusations of violation of the 1961 Vienna Convention due to actions at the Russian Embassy in Chisinau. Authorities intervene in accordance with global law and obligations after receiving a informing of possible threat to the embassy," it was written.
"The aim of the action was to guarantee security of diplomatic staff, citizens in the area and public order", added.
At the same time, it was stressed that according to local regulations, the individual who caused the false alarm could be fined 42,500 lei (PLN 9,1,000 – ed.), as well as deprived of liberty for up to 2 years.
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