2 Romanian diplomats were expelled from Russia: a defence attaché and its deputy. Moscow argues that this is simply a consequence to the EU country's decision to recognise as an undesirable Russian representative. The Moscow MFA stated that the Romanian decision ‘was not motivated’. In the context of the case, there is simply a controversial annulment of the first circular of presidential elections in Romania.
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The Russian Ministry's communication states that it is consequence to Bucharest’s earlier decision about the designation as an undesirable individual of the Russian defence attache at the Russian embassy and its deputy.
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As stated, the decision Romania "was not motivated." Russian diplomats stay considered personae non gratae in early March – the day after the Romanian MFA abandoned Moscow “the series hybrid effects to undermine democracy" in that country.
This was a reaction to ‘absurd and totally unjustified’ allegations from the Russian intelligence servicesthat the decision of the Romanian prosecution to accuse utmost right-wing policy Calina Georgescu was allegedly ordered from Brussels.
Georgescu was a favourite in a constitutional court appealed Second circular of presidential elections December. The prosecution initiated an investigation against him in connection with suspicions of election irregularities. The politician praised the fascist leaders of the country from the 1930s and expressed Admiration for Vladimir Putin's politics. He was not allowed to run for re-election.

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