Germany Closes Its Last Consulate General in Russia After Half a Century. Diplomats Must Leave Today
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Germany closes its last Consulate General in Russia at Sankt Petersburg, after Moscow withdrew the agreement for the functioning of the representation and requested it to cease its activity until 18 September and the employees to leave the country until the same date. The German Consulate operated at Sankt Petersburg in 1972.
In her intervention, Maria Denaxa states: Developments will soon be rapid. After more than 50 years of operation, the German Consulate in St.… Rapid deterioration in relations between Germany and Russia
Germany Closes Its Last Consulate General in Russia After Half a Century. Diplomats Must Leave Today
Germany closes on Friday the Consulate General of Sankt Petersburg, its last consular representation of this rank remaining in Russia. German diplomats from Sankt Petersburg must leave Russia by the end of the day.
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