US EditionThe Russian Ambassador to Warsaw Bids Farewell to Poland. He Didn't Avoid Controversy.
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Russian state news agency RIA Novosti reported on Thursday that Russia's ambassador to Warsaw, Sergei Andreyev, will step down in September. RIA Novosti cited a source familiar with the matter. The source did not name Andreyev's successor.
After nearly a decade in office, Russia's ambassador to Poland, Sergei Andreyev, is set to leave the post, according to unofficial information from Interia. Will Moscow decide to send his successor despite the cooling of relations with Warsaw?
Russian Ambassador to Poland Sergei Andreyev is expected to end his diplomatic mission in Poland within the next few weeks, according to Interia. Earlier this morning, the Russian news agency Ria Nowosti reported that a new ambassador would be assigned to Warsaw.
Sergei Andreyev, Russia's ambassador to Poland, is expected to leave his diplomatic mission in Warsaw soon. Meanwhile, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs remains tight-lipped and unresponsive to media reports.
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