Russia Asked Two Netherlands Diplomats To Leave

Russia asked two Netherlands diplomats on espionage charges to leave the country within two weeks The conflict between Russia and the Netherlands has increased.

Russia’s foreign ministry announced the expulsion of two Netherlands diplomats from the country on Monday. In December the Netherlands expelled two Russian diplomats from the country In December the Netherlands expelled two Russian diplomats from the country.

The intelligence agencies of the Netherlands accused them of espionage. In retaliation, two Netherlands diplomats were asked to leave Russia within two weeks. The Russian Foreign Ministry also called on the Netherlands diplomat on Monday to protest.

The retaliatory action against Russian diplomats by accusing them of espionage prompted two Netherlands diplomats to leave Russia within two weeks in retaliation. Stress increases between Russia and Netherlands Russia and the Netherlands have been tense since Malaysia Airlines crashed in 2014 in eastern Ukraine.

Prosecutors in the Netherlands alleged that a Malaysian aircraft was shot down by a missile delivered by Russia, killing 298 people. Russia rejected these allegations.

Navalny sent to Jail, the international community demanded immediate release in unison, Russia responded Several countries in the West, including the United States, the European Council, and the UK, have reacted sharply to the arrest of Russian President Vladimir Putin’s arch-rival Alexei Navalny as soon as he arrived in Russia.

Everyone has said that Navalny should be released immediately. Russia has also hit back at this stance of the international community. Russia has said that it is better that you follow all international rules and pay attention to your domestic affairs.

Sent Navalni to jail Meanwhile, Alexei Navalny, the arch-rival of Russian President Vladimir Putin, has been sent to jail for 30 days by the court. He was arrested a day earlier at the Moscow airport on his return from Germany.

Meanwhile, several countries in the West, including the United States of America, the European Council, and Britain, have reacted sharply to his arrest and asked him to be released immediately.