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Russia's Foreign Ministry announced the closure of the German Consulate in St. Petersburg, requiring its staff to leave by September 18. This decision follows Germany's accusations of Russian involvement in a drone attack in Leipzig and is viewed as retaliation for Germany's closure of Russian diplomatic facilities.
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Russia's Foreign Ministry announced the closure of the German Consulate in St. Petersburg, requiring its staff to leave by September 18. This decision follows Germany's accusations of Russian involvement in a drone attack in Leipzig and is viewed as retaliation for Germany's closure of Russian diplomatic facilities.
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Russia shuts German Consulate in St. Petersburg in tit-for-tat move after Leipzig drone incident
Russia Closes German Consulate in St. Petersburg Following Leipzig Drone Incident