Moscow, Dec 21
The Russian Foreign Ministry announced the expulsion of two employees at the German Embassy in Moscow in a retaliatory move.
This move was Russia's "symmetrical response" to Germany's decision to expel two Russian diplomats from Germany on the basis of an "unfair and biased" Berlin high court ruling where Russian citizen V.A. Sokolov was convicted of murdering Georgian national Zelimkhan Khangoshvili.
Besides, the Ministry said it strongly rejected the unfounded accusations claiming "Russia's state structures" were involved in the crime.
It added that it would respond proportionately to any future confrontational activity from Berlin.
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