Diana Șoșoacă met with Dmitri Medvedev in Sochi, where he praised her speech, calling it "brilliant"
Radu Burcă
International
Credit: Vadim Ghirda / AP / Profimedia . Reprezentata: Diana Sosoaca
Always see our news on Google
Diana Șoșoacă, the president of the S.O.S. Romania party, is participating in the second BRICS Congress - Europe, held in Sochi, Russia. After a previous meeting with Vladimir Putin, Șoșoacă has now discussed with Dmitry Medvedev, former president of Russia. Medvedev reportedly praised her speech, calling it "brilliant." During the event, discussions addressed global conflicts, including social and economic issues, with the aim of finding solutions through dialogue and diplomacy. Șoșoacă emphasized the need for a change in the diplomatic paradigm, advocating for respect and real principles. Medvedev's gesture of taking a photo with her is considered remarkable, given the strict protocol of the event.
Sources
Șoșoacă s-a fotografiat alături de Medvedev, la Soci. Fostul președinte rus i-ar fi lăudat discursul: „Briliant”
Diana Șoșoacă, umăr la umăr cu Medvedev, la Soci – Alături de ei, partidele pro-ruse din Europa
Șoșoacă s-a fotografiat la Soci alături de Medvedev. Fostul lider rus, care a amenințat România, i-a lăudat discursul: „Brilliant”
Europarlamentara Diana Șoșoacă, umăr la umăr cu Dimitri Medvedev, care a amenințat frecvent Uniunea Europeană, NATO și România
Latest News
11:24
A 19-year-old woman from the Republic of Moldova was sentenced to 4 years and 8 months in prison for involvement in an organized criminal group specializing in fraud.
11:20
Andrei Cornea: Under the Shock of Violence
11:19
Romania condemned Russia’s attacks on commercial vessels at the OSCE and denounced the sabotage at Carfil Brașov
10:48
RomâniaFilm has gone bankrupt, after spending more than 8 years in insolvency
10:30
ECHR condemns Moldova over ineffective investigation into homophobic violence at a march in Chișinău
See more news
NEWS ON THE SAME TOPICS
Current Affairs
Diana Șoșoacă makes controversial claims on Russia Today about the protest, the EU and the situation of Romanians
Current Affairs
Diana Șoșoacă claims that Latin is derived from Romanian and that the Vatican would have confirmed the theory
Personalized news feed, AI-powered search, and notifications in a more interactive experience.
.webp)
