Moscow:
Russia on Monday accused two British diplomats of spying and gave them two weeks to leave the country, strengthening the projection under Moscow’s diplomatic relations with Europe, as it talks to restore relations with the United States.
Britain’s Foreign Office dismissed the allegations against its diplomats as “baseless”.
Moscow has been angered by Britain’s constant military support for Ukraine and recent statements by Prime Minister Kir Stmper, which are about putting British shoes on the ground and aircraft in the air in the air in Ukraine as part of a possible peace force.
Three Bulgarians also have inactivity a few days after being found guilty in a London court, which is part of a Russian espionage unit run by wirecard fugitive Jan Marselake to monitor an American military base and other individuals targeted by Moscow.
The first Western diplomats to be expelled from Russia were expelled from Russia after Moscow and Washington interacted on restoring employees in their respective embassies, which has decreased due to tight-for-tat removal, part of Donald Trump’s palace with Kremalin which has put European European associates.
Similar expulsion has intensified the functioning of Russian embassies in west and western missions in Russia as President Vladimir Putin sent thousands of soldiers to Ukraine in 2022.
Russia’s Federal Security Service stated that two British diplomats had provided false information when obtaining permission to enter the country, and “intelligence and destructive work signs were identified” which they had damaged by damaging Russian security.
Kremlin said Russia’s intelligence services were doing everything necessary to protect national security.
Responding to Moscow’s decision, Britain’s Foreign Office said in a statement: “This is not the first time Russia has made malicious and baseless allegations against our employees.”
Relationship in deep freeze
Russia’s Foreign Ministry said that it had called a representative of a British embassy on expulsion and complained that the diplomat was a “undeclared” employee of Britain’s intelligence services, some Moscow would not tolerate.
The ministry said that if London now decided to “increase” the situation, it would “reply kindly”.
In February, the Russian police opened a criminal investigation into an alleged attack on an independent journalist by an individual, which is believed to have been an employee of the British Embassy, ââone allegation London rejected by London as an “intervention operation” designed to intimidate legitimate diplomats.
The announcement was made a day later when Britain announced that it was expecting a Russian diplomat in Moscow vengeance to throw out a British diplomat last November.
The relationship between Britain and Russia has been submerged for post -war climb since the onset of Ukraine War. Britain has joined the gradual waves of sanctions against Russia and provided weapons to Ukraine.
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