Over A Dozen European Countries And Canada Have Expelled More Than 100 Russian Diplomats

RT: 14 EU states announce mass co-ordinated expulsion of Russian diplomats over Skripal case

Fourteen members of the EU have decided to expel Russian diplomats over the Sergei Skripal case, European Council president Donald Tusk has confirmed. It comes despite zero evidence proving that Moscow was responsible.

Donald Tusk stated that further action could be taken.

Germany, France and Poland have expelled four diplomats each, respective foreign ministries confirmed on Monday. The Netherlands and Denmark will expel two diplomats each, their foreign ministries said.

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WNU editor: The Russian response .... ‘Against common sense and intl law’: Russia to retaliate over diplomats’ expulsion by UK allies (RT).

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