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Greece names 12 Russian diplomats personae non gratae

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Christian Baha / DJ

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The Greek Foreign Ministry announced on Wednesday that it has declared 12 Russian diplomats personae non gratae as a reaction to Russia's alleged war crimes in Ukraine. The decision follows similar moves from other European nations, including France, Italy and Spain.

Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova said Moscow will "give an appropriate answer" to the Greek government.

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