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After Closing the Consulate: Germany's Difficult Course Towards Russia

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The Russian Consulate General in Bonn has been closed since today in response to the Leipzig drone incident. Foreign Minister Wadephul calls this a hard reaction, but he continues to focus on dialogue. By M. Sambale.

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The German Consulate General of the Federal Republic of Germany on Fursor Street in Petersburg has completed its activities and its staff has left the country completely, informed the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Maxim Poletaev. The German diplomatic agency in the North Capital has officially ceased to function, transferring the TASS. "The staff of the Gensuls have released the building on Furstat Street, 39, and have left the territory of the…

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Germany's mission abroad in St. Petersburg has been closed. On Thursday, the flag and coat of arms were removed from the building. Moscow announced the move in response to the closure of Russian facilities in Germany.

·Düsseldorf, Germany
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The Consulate General of the Federal Republic of Germany ceased work in Petersburg on Friday, informed Interfax at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation's Peterburg office. "The official date of termination of the German Consulate General's work is 18 September.

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The German diplomatic mission in Russia closed its consulate in St. Petersburg on Wednesday, following orders from Russian authorities. The Kremlin responded to the closure of the Russian consulate in Bonn, West Germany.

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On 18 September the Russian Consulate General in Bonn-Schweinheim closes. The history of Viktorshöhe goes back a long way and was part of a German-Soviet exchange business. A review of a changeable history.

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The Russian Consulate General in Bonn has been closed since today in response to the Leipzig drone incident. Foreign Minister Wadephul calls this a hard reaction, but he continues to focus on dialogue. By M. Sambale.

·Hamburg, Germany
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Wort.lu broke the news in Luxembourg City, Luxembourg on Thursday, September 17, 2026.
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