Putin signs decree dismissing Russia’s ambassador to UK
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Putin recalls long-serving ambassadors to UK and France amid strained relations
President Vladimir Putin has replaced Russia's ambassadors to the United Kingdom and France, recalling Andrey Kelin from London and Alexey Meshkov from Paris. Both diplomats had served significantly longer than the typical four-to-five-year tour of duty, with their tenures largely coinciding with a sharp deterioration in Russia's relations with European countries following 2022. Long Tenures End, New Roles Emerge Andrey Kelin, who had led the Ru…
Against the backdrop of the deterioration of relations between Moscow and London, Russian President Vladimir Putin removed Andrei Kälin from his position as Ambassador to the United Kingdom.
President Vladimir Putin signed a decree on the release of Andrei Kälin from the position of Russian Ambassador to the United Kingdom. "The release of Kälin Andrei Vladimirovich from the duties of Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Russian Federation to the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland" is stated in the text of the decree on the website of the official publication of legal acts. Early in September, an off…
Russian President Vladimir Putin released Andrei Kälin from his duties as Russian Ambassador to the United Kingdom and Northern Ireland by decree.
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