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US Begins Russia Drawdown After Kremlin Retaliates For Sanctions
The United States began removing furniture and equipment from a diplomatic property in Moscow today in the first sign of compliance with a Kremlin order to slash its presence in Russia as retaliation for new US sanctions.
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No Let-Up In Spying Amid Tit-For-Tat Russian Sanctions: US Official
Russia still runs a versatile spying campaign against the United States despite sanctions and daily publicity about Moscow's interference in the 2016 US presidential election, the top US counter-intelligence official said in an interview.
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US Embassy In Moscow Alleges Locked Out Of Diplomatic Property
The US embassy in Moscow accused Russian authorities yesterday of barring diplomatic staff from a property on the outskirts of Moscow, after having earlier agreed to grant access until midday today for them to retrieve belongings.
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US 'Reviewing Options' After Vladimir Putin Orders Embassy Cuts
Washington is reviewing its options after the Kremlin ordered it to shrink its diplomatic mission in Russia, and President Donald Trump still intends to sign new sanctions into law.
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Kremlin Says Washington Can Decide Which Embassy Staff To Cut
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on Monday it would be up to Washington to choose which of its diplomatic staff in Russia would be cut after Russia demanded that it reduce 755 staff members in response to new US sanctions.
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Russia Orders US To Cut Diplomats In Response To Sanctions
Russia's foreign ministry on Friday announced counter measures in response to tough new sanctions proposed by the United States, ordering Washington to reduce its diplomatic staff.
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US Begins Russia Drawdown After Kremlin Retaliates For Sanctions
The United States began removing furniture and equipment from a diplomatic property in Moscow today in the first sign of compliance with a Kremlin order to slash its presence in Russia as retaliation for new US sanctions.
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No Let-Up In Spying Amid Tit-For-Tat Russian Sanctions: US Official
Russia still runs a versatile spying campaign against the United States despite sanctions and daily publicity about Moscow's interference in the 2016 US presidential election, the top US counter-intelligence official said in an interview.
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US Embassy In Moscow Alleges Locked Out Of Diplomatic Property
The US embassy in Moscow accused Russian authorities yesterday of barring diplomatic staff from a property on the outskirts of Moscow, after having earlier agreed to grant access until midday today for them to retrieve belongings.
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US 'Reviewing Options' After Vladimir Putin Orders Embassy Cuts
Washington is reviewing its options after the Kremlin ordered it to shrink its diplomatic mission in Russia, and President Donald Trump still intends to sign new sanctions into law.
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Kremlin Says Washington Can Decide Which Embassy Staff To Cut
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on Monday it would be up to Washington to choose which of its diplomatic staff in Russia would be cut after Russia demanded that it reduce 755 staff members in response to new US sanctions.
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Russia Orders US To Cut Diplomats In Response To Sanctions
Russia's foreign ministry on Friday announced counter measures in response to tough new sanctions proposed by the United States, ordering Washington to reduce its diplomatic staff.
