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The Russian Foreign Ministry said it had summoned Ambassador of Sri Lanka Janitha Abeywickrama Liyanage and had protested in connection with the detention of an Aeroflot plane at the Bandaranaike airport.
"On June 3, the Ambassador of the Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka to the Russian Federation, J.A.Liyanage, was summoned to the Russian Foreign Ministry," the ministry' said.
The head of the diplomatic mission received a protest in connection with the groundless decision of the judicial authorities of Sri Lanka to seize an Aeroflot scheduled flight to Moscow on June 2 at the Bandaranaike International Airport, it said.
"We called on the Sri Lankan side to resolve this problem in a short time in order to avoid its negative impact on traditionally friendly bilateral relations," the ministry concluded.
Susantha Wijesinghe Saturday, 04 June 2022 01:30 PM
Sri Lanka will pay Millions of dollars at the end as compensations to Aeroflot just as they paid money to Chinese Fertiliser ship year ago. Idiotic officials should understand how big they can chew.
vithura Saturday, 04 June 2022 03:20 PM
This is like a thief on being caught, cautioning the police for doing their job.
Russia is feeling the heat Sunday, 05 June 2022 12:36 PM
SL government has not seized the Airbus. So why summon the poor Ambassador?
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