Secretary General of the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Riccardo Guariglia, told the Russian Ambassador in the country, Alexei Paramonov, about the “strong disappointment” of the republican government over the decision of the Russian leadership to transfer one of the Aristons. Subsidiaries under the interim management of Gazprom Home Systems JSC. writes about this RIA News With reference to the communiqué of the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
The report states that during the meeting, Guariglia asked Paramonov to explain the reasons for this decision. At the same time, according to the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the measures taken by the Russian Federation “have no legal basis.” The Ministry also noted that the company in question has nothing to do with the current crisis situation in the world.
“He (Guarilla – socialbites.ca) expressed to his interlocutor the hope that the Russian Federation could reconsider the measure taken, since he was also classified as provisional by the Russian side,” the statement emphasizes.
Additionally, a representative of the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs harshly condemned the actions of the Russian Federation and accused it of not complying with international law.
In the statement, it was announced that the head of the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Antonio Tajani, continued his contacts with Ariston. It also reserves the right to consult with counterparts from the G7 and the European Union (EU) on the consequences of Moscow’s decision.
April 26, Russian President Vladimir Putin signed Decree on the transfer of subsidiaries of Ariston and BHS Hausgerate to the interim management of Gazprom Bytovye Systemy JSC. We are specifically talking about the companies Bosch and Siemens, which are owned by BHS Hausgerate.
Previously EU in the name The Russian Federation will review the decision regarding the subsidiaries of Ariston and BHS Hausgerate.