Kyrgyzstan is dissatisfied with Moscow's statements
Kyrgyzstan protested the statement of the official representative of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia denying that the Russian police raided the house of the Kyrgyz diplomat in Moscow. The Kyrgyz side asked for a speedy and impartial investigation of the policemen's chest camera recordings and photos submitted to the Russian Foreign Ministry.
The press service of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Kyrgyzstan expressed its satisfaction with the comment of Maria Zakharova, the official representative of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Russia, confirming the inviolability of the diplomatic status and the commitment of the Russian Federation to the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations.
However, Kyrgyz T IV criticized the statements of Irina Volk, representative of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia.
" The content of the information of the official representative of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation, Irina Volk, that the policemen did not enter the apartment of the diplomat of the Kyrgyz Embassy before the investigation was completed and all the details of the incident were clarified, and did not physically and mentally affect the residents there, raises certain questions. "The woman with the child in her house is guilty. This is contrary to common sense. We expect the investigation to be carried out quickly, impartially and comprehensively, taking into account the records of the policemen's chest cameras and the photos presented to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Kyrgyz Republic." In the message of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Earlier, Irina Volk informed that police officers visited the residential sector as part of the prevention phase. According to the representative of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, during the investigation, a citizen living in one of the apartments on Nizhegorodskaya Street refused to present any documents to the police, saying that she was the wife of a foreign consular officer.
Volk also noted that the police "did not enter the apartment and did not put physical or psychological pressure on the residents ." According to him, the Ministry of Internal Affairs did not have any information about the residence of the diplomat's family at this address.
Volk added that an internal investigation is currently underway into a complaint about police actions.
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