Russian Deputy PM Dmitry Rogozin deletes threatening comments on Twitter against Bucharest and Chisinau

Russian deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Rogozin has deleted all threatening comments posted on Twitter against Bucharest and Chisinau authorities, after being banned last week to pass through the Romanian airspace, hotnews.ro informs.

After the plane landed in Minsk, according to deschide.md, Rogozin posted a message on his Twitter account: “Romanian authorities have put in danger the passengers if the S7 flight, women and children. The fuel was enough only to reach Minsk. Just wait for a response, you bastards.”

He also posted a critical message against Chisinau related to the remand of some Russian artists on the airport of the Moldovan capital city.

In a later message, Rogozin denounced again the air ban against him, saying Romania “is the USA’s marionette.”

Romanian Foreign Minister Teodor Melescanu said on Monday that the situation coming from the flight interdiction in Romanian airspace for the plane having onboard Russian Deputy PM Dmitry Rogozin was deliberately created to stir political disputes between Romania and Russia. Melescanu pointed to the fact that the Russian politician had previously posted on Twitter the flight itinerary

Romanian authorities prevented a plane having on board Russian Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Rogozin, en route to Chisinau, from flying over the county’s territory last Friday. It was a civilian plane carrying a Russian delegation to R. of Moldova for talks with President Igor Dodon.

Romania refused the entry of Russian S7 carrier plane into its airspace because Russian Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Rogozin, who is on the EU sanctions list, was on board.