The Russian Foreign Ministry protested to the Charge d’Affaires of Poland

The Russian Foreign Ministry expressed strong protest to Poland’s Chargé d’Affaires ad interim Jacek Shlyadevsky in connection with the seizure of the school building at the Russian embassy in Warsaw. About it reported at the Russian Foreign Ministry.

“This egregious act is a flagrant violation of the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations of 1961 and looks especially cynical – it is directed against children studying at school, whom the Polish authorities brazenly put on the street,” the report said.

The Russian Foreign Ministry also reminded Shlyadevsky that these actions of Warsaw confirm its policy, “devoid of any idea of ​​the norms of morality, morality and law” and “aimed at trying to annoy Russia and destroy our relations to the ground.” Moscow emphasized that Warsaw took an openly hostile position and turned the country into a “bridgehead for pumping weapons to the Kyiv regime.”

The Russian Foreign Ministry also expressed the hope that the retaliatory measures will make Poland think about the long-term prospects of its policy, although they noted that “one can hardly count on the manifestations of the mind of the Polish authorities.”

April 29 in Warsaw, local authorities and police infiltrated into the school building at the Russian Embassy and demanded that employees leave it, since last year Poland decided to transfer this property to the state. Ambassador Sergei Andreev then said that Moscow would find another building for the school, and the diplomatic mission would ensure the normal completion of the school year and the passing of exams. On April 30, he announced that the institution could resume work from May 10.

The Russian Foreign Ministry said that the invasion of the Polish authorities on the territory of the school at the Russian Embassy will not remain without a harsh reaction, and Moscow considers the incident as an encroachment on Russian diplomatic property in Poland. Embassy handed over Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Poland a note of protest in connection with the incident. Today, May 2, Presidential Press Secretary Dmitry Peskov notedthat Warsaw’s actions “do not lead to anything good.”