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Dacic: Zagreb refused to recall diplomat despite warnings, evidence
BELGRADE - Serbian FM Ivica Dacic said on Thursday evening a Croatian diplomat in Belgrade had been declared a persona non grata over gross violation of the Vienna convention on diplomatic relations and engagement in affairs that were not the job of a diplomat, and noted that Zagreb had failed to do anything about the case despite warnings and evidence of his actions.
In 2022, Bulgaria declared 84 Russian Officials as Persona Non Grata
In the past year 2022, Bulgaria declared 84 employees of the Russian official representations in our country as persona non grata. This was said in an interview with BTA by the chairman of the National Security Agency, Plamen Tonchev.
For comparison, in 2021, three employees of the Russian representative offices were declared persona non grata.
Russia has declared two Bulgarian Diplomats Persona Non Grata
Russia has declared two employees of the Bulgarian embassy in Moscow persona non grata as a retaliatory measure. This was stated in a statement by the Russian Foreign Ministry today, quoted by TASS.
North Macedonia has declared five Russian Diplomats Persona Non Grata
The government in the Republic of North Macedonia has declared five Russian diplomats persona non grata. This was confirmed by Foreign Minister Bujar Osmani.
First Secretary of the Russian Embassy in Bulgaria has been declared Persona Non Grata
Russia Expels Bulgarian Embassy Official as Measure of Retaliation
Russia has declared a Bulgarian embassy official persona non grata, the Russian Foreign Ministry said in a statement on Wednesday.
Ambassador of Montenegro declared persona non grata in Serbia
"On the occasion of declaring the Ambassador of the Republic of Serbia to Montenegro, Vladimir Boovi, a persona non grata, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Serbia acted in a reciprocal manner," the ministry said in a statement.
US to end İran oil waivers to 8 countries, including Turkey
The United States announced on April 22 it will no longer grant sanctions exemptions to eight countries, including Turkey.
The European Council Extended the Sanctions Against Russia for Another 6 Months
European leaders agreed to extend economic sanctions against Russia by 6 months. European Council President Donald Tusk revealed that at the summit on Thursday, EU countries have agreed to resume economic sanctions against Russia again, the France press reported.
Sanctions against Russia have cost EU €30bn - research
New research by the Austrian Institute of Economic Research (WIFO) suggests the EU's economic sanctions against Russia introduced three years ago have cost European countries billions of euro.