The Russian embassies across Europe have been at the center of numerous controversies and diplomatic incidents.
Moldova recently expelled three employees from the Russian Embassy, accusing them of espionage. This move follows similar actions by Norway, which expelled 15 Russian diplomats involved in alleged spying activities.
Protests have flared in cities like Prague, where activists protested against Russian military actions in Ukraine by spilling fake blood on the embassy walls. Meanwhile, Greenpeace in Berlin projected anti-war messages on the embassy as well.
In Warsaw, activists humorously staged a "referendum" to annex the Russian embassy, symbolizing the global outcry against Russia's actions in Ukraine.
These incidents underscored the growing tensions and the increasing scrutiny on Russian diplomatic activities across Europe and beyond.
Moldova recently expelled three employees from the Russian Embassy, accusing them of espionage. This move follows similar actions by Norway, which expelled 15 Russian diplomats involved in alleged spying activities.
Protests have flared in cities like Prague, where activists protested against Russian military actions in Ukraine by spilling fake blood on the embassy walls. Meanwhile, Greenpeace in Berlin projected anti-war messages on the embassy as well.
In Warsaw, activists humorously staged a "referendum" to annex the Russian embassy, symbolizing the global outcry against Russia's actions in Ukraine.
These incidents underscored the growing tensions and the increasing scrutiny on Russian diplomatic activities across Europe and beyond.