The Russian side demanded that measures be taken immediately to ensure adequate protection of Russian foreign institutions. Pictured: In good health.
Canada’s Ambassador to Moscow, Alison LeClaire, was summoned to the Russian Foreign Ministrywhere strong protest was expressed against the recent attack on the Russian embassy in Ottawa, the foreign affairs ministry said in a statement.
“On September 19, Canada’s Ambassador to Moscow, Alison LeClaire, was summoned to the Russian Foreign Ministry.where a protest was expressed against the criminal acts of an unidentified person, who threw a Molotov cocktail on the territory of the Russian Embassy in Ottawa”, denounced the site of the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
In addition, “the blocking of the official entrance to the consular office of the Russian Embassy by aggressive demonstrators, with the connivance of the police team” who arrived at this place, was denounced.
The Russian Foreign Ministry drew the attention of the Canadian Ambassador to the fact that “as in other similar cases of hostile actions against Russian diplomatic missions in Canada, law enforcement did not prevent these incidents or arrest those responsible.
“The Russian side demanded that steps be taken immediately to ensure adequate protection of Russian foreign institutions, as well as employees and their families, in accordance with the obligations of the Canadian side under the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations of 1961,” the Russian Foreign Ministry said. Ministry.
(With information from Sputnik)
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