Estonia s ex-president recommends to suspend entry into EU for Russian nationals 2021-04-19 BNS/TBT Staff
TALLINN - Former president of Estonia Toomas Hendrik Ilves has initiated a discussion on social media on whether or not entry into the European Union should be suspended for all Russian nationals in the interest of security, Postimees reports. Maybe there should be a time out for any and I mean any visits from Russia. Up to the invasion of Crimea these people were arrogantly demanding visa-free travel with the EU. Just freeze visas except for family emergencies. It is Europe s security at stake. Enough, Ilves wrote on Twitter.
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The Czech government on Saturday said it would expel 18 Russian diplomats identified by local intelligence as secret agents of the Russian Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR) and GRU military intelligence agency who are suspected of involvement in a 2014 explosion.
Czech police later said that they are seeking two Russians in connection with the blast, which killed two people, with passports used by the suspects in the attempted poisoning of former Russian double agent Sergei Skripal in 2018.
“Eighteen employees of the Russian embassy must leave our republic within 48 hours,” Acting Czech Minister of Foreign Affairs Jan Hamacek told reporters.
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