UK announces expulsion of 23 diplomats in Russia

The United Kingdom took this step because it did not give any explanation for the former Russian spy and his daughter trying to kill the nerve agent during the time provided by Russia.

The idea of ​​a former Russian spy was illegal in Russia against the UK. In a parliament on Wednesday, he said, "Under the Vienna Convention, the UK will suspend 23 Russian diplomats. Those who are actually undeclared intelligence officers They will have to leave the UK in a week. "

In the last 30 years, it is the biggest event of the diplomatic expulsion in London, he said. In this way, in the UK, there will be a lot of Russian intelligence in the UK.

"If we use any resources owned by Russia, we will seize them if we are proven to try to threaten the life or property of a UK citizen or someone living there."

The BBC has said that the invitation of the Russian Foreign Minister to the United Kingdom to join the FIFA World Cup later this year. Said, the royal family will not join this year.

Moreover, the number of representatives of the United Kingdom will also be reduced to the upcoming Football World Cup in Russia.

Former Russian spy Sergei Scripple (66) and his daughter Eulia (33) were found unconscious from a park bench in Saltsbury, Wiltshire, UK on March 4.

The former Russian spy strip is living in the UK after retreating. It is known that in the medical examination, the script and her daughter were given a nerve agent of the Novichak Group.

In the 70's and 80's, the former Soviet Union made nerve agents of the Novitor series. Which are considered as the most serious nerve agents.

After this incident, in May, Russia gave time to midnight on Tuesday to explain the assumption of the use of nerve agents.

Russia has claimed that they have no hands in this incident since the beginning. Finally, on Tuesday, on Tuesday, Russia did not respond to the incident, and announced to take a few steps to give them 'clear message'.

Among these, diplomatic expulsion, seizure of Russian assets and steps to boycott FIFA World Cup, in addition to privatized flights, customs and surveillance of goods, and suspend all planned high-level bilateral communications between the UK and Russia.

In response to the incident of the Russian ambassador Yukovenko Salzburgi, the United Kingdom described the move as "unacceptable, unmistakable and provocative" and warned that the relations between the two countries could be deteriorated.