Czech Republic expels two employees of the Russian Embassy
The Czech government is sending 2 employees of the Russian Embassy, said at a press conference, Prime Minister Andrew Babish.
according to his statement, this caused a story about the fact that the Russian diplomat would be as if brought to the Czech Republic the poison ricin.
Russian residence of the Ambassador called the decision of Prague unfriendly step, which from the beginning was founded on unsubstantiated accusations. The diplomatic mission stressed that the narrative is about the fabricated provocations and actions of the Czech parties demonstrate the absence of the Prague desire to normalize degraded over the recent period in Russian-Czech relations.
"Deeply expressed disappointment at this approach, partners from the Czech Republic, leaving less space for constructive dialogue ", - told the foreign Ministry staff.
in Rossotrudnichestvo said that the persona non grata declared by the acting head of the organization Andrey Kondakov and the employee of the Russian centre of science and culture by the name of Fishermen.
at the end of April, the weekly Respekt, said in Prague came a man with a Russian diplomatic passport. If you currently have it as if it were ricin, so that, as argued correspondents, poison three local politicians who are against the demolition of the monument to Soviet Marshal Ivan Konev and the renaming of the square in front of the Russian Embassy in honor of Boris Nemtsov.
later the Czech media called the name of that person - according to their version, it was Andrew Konchakov.
The Russian Ambassador's residence in Prague called the letter "outrageous and heinous" and asked for the officer of the Embassy under police protection, because flattened in the media personal persecution of him started coming danger.
Press Secretary of the President Dmitry Peskov said that the message of the Czech mass media is similar to another duck, and foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said that no one has evidence that Moscow tried someone to poison in the Czech Republic.
the head of the Czech Republic Milos Zeman also questioned the reliability of the information about the attempted poisoning and 1st Deputy Prime Minister and interior Minister Jan hamц?д?ek recognized that the police and special services, apparently, there is no evidence.
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