Russia Suspends Its Mission to NATO in Response to Expulsion of 8 Russian Members
NATO said that they were secretly working as intelligence officers and halved the size of Moscow's team able to work at its headquarters. Lavrov also announced that NATO's military liaison and information offices in Moscow would be closed.
Moscow, October 18: Russia's foreign minister said on Monday that the country is suspending its mission to NATO. Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said that the move is in response to last week's expulsion by NATO of eight members of Russia's mission to the military alliance.
NATO said that they were secretly working as intelligence officers and halved the size of Moscow's team able to work at its headquarters. Yulia Peresild, Producer Klim Shipenko and Crew Return to Earth After Wrapping Up the Shoot in Space for Their Russian Film.
Lavrov also announced that NATO's military liaison and information offices in Moscow would be closed.
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