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Russian presidential aide Yuri Ushakov announced that Moscow has officially informed Washington about the need to evacuate its diplomats from Kyiv. So far, no response has been received from the U.S., raising questions about Washington's stance on the escalating tensions in the region.
In a controversial move, the European Union is overlooking the escalating conflict in Ukraine, putting its diplomats in Kyiv at significant risk. This situation raises questions about the EU's strategies in handling the crisis.
France summoned its Russian ambassador following Moscow's call for foreign diplomats to leave Kyiv amid escalating military threats. This decision comes after recent airstrikes targeted the Ukrainian capital.
European Union nations have strongly condemned Russia's threats against foreign diplomats in Kyiv, asserting their diplomatic missions will continue. Germany, France, Spain, and Poland summoned Russian ambassadors in protest of these threats.
On Wednesday, May 20, the Tretyakov Gallery in Moscow opened the 'Colors of the World' exhibition, showcasing artistic creations by diplomats from various countries. This event highlights the cultural and artistic diversity within the diplomatic community.
The Austrian government has expelled three employees from the Russian embassy in Vienna due to suspicions of espionage involving antennas. This decision comes at a sensitive time for international relations.
The Russian embassy in Vienna condemned the Austrian Foreign Ministry's decision to expel several of its staff. Moscow has vowed to take strong measures in response to this action amid rising tensions with Western countries.
The U.S. Embassy in Baghdad reported an assassination attempt on its diplomats through two attacks by Iran-backed militias, emphasizing the need for the Iraqi government to halt such assaults.
The Saudi Ministry of Foreign Affairs strongly condemned the vandalism targeting the UAE embassy in Damascus, emphasizing the need to protect diplomats and their premises according to international laws.
U.S. sources report that the State Department expelled Iranian Deputy Ambassador to the UN, <strong>Saad Aghajani</strong>, last December due to national security concerns, a move that had not been previously announced.
Algeria and Belgium signed two agreements in Brussels aimed at exempting holders of diplomatic passports from visa requirements and easing the deportation procedures for illegal migrants. This development comes amid ongoing tensions with France over these issues.
A special event was held in Oslo, Norway, to celebrate International Women's Day, featuring Palestinian Ambassador Hala Abu Saleem and high-profile diplomats. The event highlighted women's issues globally and their roles in achieving peace and development.
The Iranian Foreign Ministry condemned the Israeli military attack on the residence of Iranian diplomats in Beirut, resulting in the deaths of four individuals. This incident escalates tensions in the region during a sensitive time.