Rogozin threatens with sanctions to Romanians who did not let his plane

Deputy Prime Minister Rogozin threatens with personal sanctions to those who did not let his plane into the airspace of Romania and thereby tore off the official’s visit to Moldova and Transnistria. In Romania, they do not want to discuss - in order not to inflate his statements.

Rogozin announced the preparation of sanctions in an interview with Russia-24 channel: there they showed an excerpt from an interview taken from the deputy prime minister. “The answer will be, of course. We will definitely establish who stood behind these decisions in Chisinau, Bucharest, Budapest, Brussels. We will establish persons who made these decisions. Our sanctions will be verified and very targeted,” he promised.

On the eve of Twitter, Rogozin ordered the "bastards" to wait for an answer. In Romania, his emotional statements reacted with restraint. The Minister of Defense of Romania Adrian Tsutsuyan urged not to enter into a discussion: "It is absolutely inappropriate to use such words ... I do not think that we must turn this into a discussion, on our part it would be a mistake to try to inflate the statements of others." (Quote for RBC )

Rogozin’s visit to Moldova on Friday was torn due to Romania's refusal to skip a flight aircraft with the Russian delegation of the S7 airline. A regular flight on the Moscow -Chisinau route was prohibited from entering the airspace by the Air Traffic Organization by the Romanian organization under the pretext of being on board the "sanctions person". The liner landed in Minsk, after which the deputy chairman of the Russian government went to Moscow by the Aeroflot regular flight from the capital of Belarus, TASS recalls.

Rogozin was heading to Chisinau to negotiate with Moldova President Igor Dodon on his personal invitation.