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MAE: Past relations between Romania, Russia mustn’t make way for unsubstantiated opinions, speculations

June 29, 2019

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs disapproves of the presentation made by the Embassy of the Russian Federation in Romania regarding the Soviet ultimatum of 1940 and the events that followed, presentation which was “truncated and lacking historical precision”, mentioning that the past relations between the two states “must not make...

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