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The staff of the diplomatic mission were not injured.

According to an order signed by Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin, the government has decided to close the Polish consular agency in Smolensk. The Russian Foreign Ministry was instructed to notify Warsaw about this.

The Finnish Embassy in Moscow confirmed to NI that three envelopes with an unknown white powder were found in the mailbox of the diplomatic mission located in Kropotkinsky Lane the day before. The diplomats complained to the Russian Foreign Ministry and the FSB.

Sergey Razov has been dismissed from the post of ambassador.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has dismissed Russian Ambassadors to Latvia and Estonia Mikhail Vanin and Vladimir Lipayev from their posts. Two presidential decrees on this issue were published on Friday, March 31, on the official Internet portal of legal information.

Prague has revoked the work permit of the Consulates General of the Russian Federation in Karlovy Vary and Brno.

The country's authorities refused to allow the Russian diplomatic mission to participate in the ceremony.

She became the first woman to serve as the United States Ambassador to Russia.

The Russian Foreign Ministry announced the lowering of the level of diplomatic relations with Estonia as a response to the actions of Tallinn. The level of diplomatic representation on both sides is lowered to the charge d'affaires. Estonian Ambassador Margus Laidre has been ordered to leave Russia by February 7.

The diplomat said that the call concerned the tragedy in Dnepropetrovsk.

Ukrainian Ambassador to Turkey Vasyl Bodnar announced the "peace summit", which is scheduled to be held on February 24 at the UN headquarters in New York. He told the Turkish edition of Anadolu about this.

Former US Ambassador to Russia John Sullivan, in an interview with Foreign Policy, expressed skepticism about reports of health problems with Russian President Vladimir Putin. He also noted that American intelligence has repeatedly made mistakes in such assessments.