Moscow Expels 2 German Journalists, Accusing Berlin of Closing Russian TV Bureau
Russia on Wednesday ordered the expulsion of two German journalists in retaliation for what it said was Germany’s move to close the Russian state broadcaster’s Berlin bureau, another chapter in the tit-for-tat between Russia and western media.
Russia expels two German journalists in tit-for-tat retaliation, ministry says
Russia’s Foreign Ministry says it has revoked accreditation of two employees of the German ARD broadcaster and ordered them to leave the country, in what it described as a retaliation to German authorities’ move targeting two journalists from Russia’s state TV.
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