Germany and France Expel Russian Diplomats After Bucha Massacre
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The Russians called the expulsions "unfounded" and are expected to respond in kind.
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The German government has declared 40 Russian diplomats unwelcome and taken temporary control of Gazprom's German subsidiary. This comes as the world digests images of civilian deaths in a Kyiv suburb. DW has the latest.
Ukraine's president will address the U.N. Security Council on Tuesday, a day after Germany and France announced they would expel Russian diplomats after horrific images showed apparent atrocities Russia committed in towns such as Bucha.
Italy, Denmark, Sweden and Spain become the latest European nations to expel Russian diplomats on Tuesday amid outrage over what appeared to be summary killings in Bucha, Ukraine. Spain's foreign min…
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