
Preliminary results of the check of dairy products from the Netherlands did not satisfy Russia. This was stated by the head of Rosselkhoznadzor Sergey Dankvert, Interfax reports. He explained that the results of the inspections showed the need for urgent updating the list of suppliers by the Dutch vete -in -law.
“As it turned out, the vetsluga of this country signs the documents without seeing the products,” he said. “On the other hand, under the Ministry of Economy of the Netherlands there is a service that checks the quality of milk. It turns out that veterinarians check milk less, and we accept guarantees not to vets, and another structure - we do not understand this.”
Currently, the list of suppliers includes 71 enterprises. "But the desire to supply its products to Russia is not the basis for included in the list of suppliers, the basis is the implementation of Russian veterinary and sanitary requirements," Dankwrt emphasized.
In addition, Rosselkhoznadzor has claims to flowers, plant products and landing material supplied from the Netherlands. This was reported to the "Russian News Service" by the press secretary of the department Alexei Aleksienko. According to him, the parties will have to meet objectively to resolve accumulated problems, not only "on phyto-sanitary issues, but also on ensuring the safety of animal products."
Relations between Russia and the Netherlands worsened at the end of September in connection with the arrest of the icebreaker Arctic Sunrise, which went under the Dutch flag. Last week , the Netherlands filed a lawsuit against the international arbitration , accusing Russia of violating the UN Convention under the Law. In response, the Russian Foreign Ministry said that over the past year and a half, he turned to the Netherlands with a request to stop the illegal actions of the Arctic Sunrise, so Moscow has more questions for the Dutch side .
This week, a scandal broke out around the adviser-USENTRY of the Russian Embassy in The Hague Dmitry Borodin. On Tuesday evening, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Alexander Lukashevich said that Moscow considers the “unintelligible” and “unacceptable” reaction of the Dutch side to the events around Borodin. Moscow requires an apology for beating a diplomat. The Netherlands promised to investigate the incident . “If the investigation shows that the Vienna Convention was violated, the Netherlands will apologize to the Russian Federation,” said the press secretary of the Dutch Foreign Foreign Affairs Van Son.
According to the Russian side, last Sunday, Borodin was brutally beaten in his apartment "people in camouflage uniforms." "At night, police officers are broken into the apartment of a high -ranking Russian diplomat, beat him, shaking him into handcuffs and taken to the police station, deprived of the opportunity to contact the Russian Embassy," the Foreign Ministry said in a statement. "The explanation that someone told the police that he and his wife did not treat children for two and four years unacceptable. The police have no right to break into the apartments of diplomats," said the head of the Foreign Ministry Sergei Lavrov.
Meanwhile, the Dutch media set out a different version of events. According to the NOS television company, Borodin's wife provoked a serious accident on Sunday, damaging four cars in the parking lot near the house ( 