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Russia to expel 15 Dutch diplomats

By ANI | Updated: April 19, 2022 20:00 IST

Russia has decided to expel 15 dutch diplomats from the country, the Foreign Ministry said on Tuesday.

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Russia has decided to expel 15 dutch diplomats from the country, the Foreign Ministry said on Tuesday.

The ministry mentioned that the Dutch ambassador was summoned on Tuesday over The Hague's decision, made in late March, to expel 18 Russian diplomats from the Netherlands.

"The ambassador was handed a note from the ministry, in which, as a response to the unfriendly actions of The Hague, 14 employees of the Dutch embassy in Moscow and one employee of the consulate general of the Netherlands in St. Petersburg were declared personae non gratae. They were ordered to leave the territory of the Russian Federation within two weeks," the ministry said in a statement. (ANI/Sputnik)

( With inputs from ANI )

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