This was stated by the ambassador of the Russian Federation in Bucharest Valery Kuzmin interview of the chief of the defense staff, of General Giorgice Vlad, in which he warned that the population of Romania should be prepared for a possible war, is part of a series of statements of this kind made by various of his colleagues under pressure from political leaders who seek to incite “military hysteria” in order to obtain “good paid positions”. The ambassador assures that Russia is not a threat to Romania, but, on the other hand, says that he drew Bucharest’s attention to military aid to Ukraine, and “some consequences should be foreseen” as soon as “Romania invites more troops”.

“What General Georgyce Vlad said in an interview with the press is an internal matter of Romania. He proceeds from the fact that someone threatens Romania from the outside, and quite clearly points the finger at Russia. Russia does not pose any threat to Romania. But as soon as Romania invites even more troops, declares concern about military service, then, of course, some consequences should be expected. We openly talk about them, but in no way were we looking for war,” Valeriy Kuzmin, ambassador of the Russian Federation in Bucharest, said at a press briefing on Wednesday, News.ro reports.

“As for the details, of course it is not my job to comment on them. Otherwise, what is so interesting, so surprising for you in the interview of Mr. Vlad Georgitsa? It was a normal interview. I gave you similar examples (with the military – not) from the Czech Republic, Poland, Estonia, Lithuania – all of them encourage some kind of military hysteria and are pushed and twisted by political leaders. Of course, they (military commanders – no) perform their work in the way that suits them best for their position and duties,” the Russian ambassador added.

He also noted that those Western leaders, politicians, members of the European Parliament, and the military who make statements about the Russian threat aim to get well-paid positions at the head of military-industrial corporations, various foundations, think tanks, think tanks, and strategic centers. teaching.

On the other hand, Kuzmin noted that during the year, the Russian side repeatedly drew the attention of the Romanian authorities to the fact that “persistent military assistance provided to the neo-Nazi criminal regime in Kyiv is unacceptable.” Our efforts were aimed at warning the Romanian authorities about the possible use of American fighter jets from the territory of Romania in future military operations – these planes will soon be transferred to Kyiv, recently there were even news that some of them are already deployed in Ukraine – against the population or the Russian armed forces , this fact will be considered by Russia as a direct intervention in the Ukrainian conflict,” said the diplomatic representative of the Russian Federation in Bucharest.

He also said that “without the participation of Russia, it is impossible to imagine the European security architecture”, and claims that the military preparations carried out by Western countries, from the “broader point of view of the European security architecture and stability, are activities that harm consolidation”. the reality of such prospects”.

Here, the ambassador recalled the “excellent remark” of his boss, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov, which he accidentally printed on a piece of paper among the papers he brought to the press briefing, and, finding the “o,” read the full statement, translated into English. It was about what Sergey Lavrov called in an interview with Russian state media at the end of last year the “island mentality of the United States”:

“Americans are very cynical people. They have developed what is sometimes called an island mentality, just like Britain. Most of the settlers who moved to America were British. They destroyed the native tribes and forced the survivors to retreat to reservations. This introverted mentality is reinforced by the idea that no one around them poses a serious security threat except the threats they themselves create. They feel that everything is fine at home, abroad, and that they can take advantage of uncertain situations. So the plan is to create confusion and profit from it. It started in Vietnam. They wanted this country to become a capitalist democracy instead of a communist one. Iraq and Libya followed. Everyone is aware of this. Serbia is on everyone’s lips. The same applies to Ukraine,” Lavrov said in an interview at the end of the year.

“Unfortunately, European countries, whose economies have suffered serious blows as a result of this new military adventure of the United States in Ukraine, in which the whole of NATO is involved and in which the entire competitiveness of the world market has been seriously affected, losses, are now in such a position that they are asked more and more military aid for the neo-Nazi regime – aimed at destruction – from Kyiv,” Ambassador Valery Kuzmin explained. “Our president calmly and seriously explained: we are going to finally and firmly eradicate neo-Nazism, because our previous experience has led us to this conviction This work needs to be done,” he said.

Poland, Germany, Romania are among the countries that warned about the danger of war with Russia

Kuzmin’s reaction came after the chief of the General Staff of Defense, General Giorgice Vlad, warned that the Romanian army does not have the necessary law to prepare the population to fight the expansion of the war in Ukraine, as well as to act according to the existing military dangers

He stated that he is “more than convinced that President Putin’s policy will intensify in the next period.” “Yes, the population of Romania, like the entire population of the European Union, Europe, should be worried and we should take the appropriate measures to be ready,” said the head of the Europa Libera Army.

His warning is reminiscent of the statements of Polish Defense Minister Władysław Kosyniak-Kamysz, who warned that his country should urgently prepare for the threat of war with Russia.

“I expect any scenario and take the worst seriously. This is the task of the Minister of Defense in the situation in which we find ourselves today,” said Kosiniak-Kamysh.

He stated this in an interview with the Polish publication Super Express after he was asked whether he considered a military defeat of Ukraine by Russia and a subsequent invasion of Poland possible in such a scenario.

Kosiniak-Kamish’s comments on Monday came after several senior officials from countries including Britain, Germany, Sweden and the Netherlands warned that their countries and the EU should be prepared for conflict with Russia.