Hungary Orders 10 Russian Diplomats to Leave the Country over Activities Deemed Unacceptable
- Hungary has expelled 10 Russian diplomats due to activities considered unacceptable, announced by Foreign Minister Anita Orbán.
- Orbán did not specify the exact activities or the timeline for the diplomats to leave Hungary.
- The expulsion aims to protect Hungary's security and sovereignty, according to Orbán.
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"Ten employees of the Russian representation have carried out activities in Hungary which, under the Vienna Convention, are not acceptable to diplomats," said Foreign Minister Anita Orban.
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vienna.atBecause of alleged intelligence activities, Hungary identifies ten Russian diplomats.
Hungary is expelling 10 members of the Russian diplomatic mission who "carried out activities unacceptable for diplomats under the Vienna Convention" in Hungary, Foreign Minister Anita Orban said on Tuesday.
The Minister for Foreign Affairs of Hungary, Anita Orban, announced a demand for 10 members of the Russian Embassy to leave the country. The Foreign Political Office informed the Russian Ambassador of the need for the departure of diplomatic personnel, handed over to RIA News. The decision concerns 10 people. "Today, on my instructions, the relevant head of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs informed the Russian Ambassador to Budapest that, accordi…
Hungary expelled ten Russian diplomats for carrying out "unacceptable activities" under international law. Hungarian Foreign Minister Anita Orban announced this in a tweet. (ANSA)
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Hungary orders 10 Russian diplomats to leave the country over activities deemed unacceptable
Hungary has ordered 10 Russian diplomats to leave the country over activities deemed unacceptable. Foreign Minister Anita Orbán announced the decision on Tuesday, though she didn't specify the activities or the timeframe for their departure.
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