Diplomacy by Expulsion - in May 1996, the British government on a receiving end on a Diplomatic action- Case in Point: Russia government required the removal of four (4) British diplomats in the Moscow embassy who had allegedly been involved in espionage in a tit- for- tat response, what happened?

Diplomacy by Expulsion - in May 1996, the British government on a receiving end on a Diplomatic action- Case in Point: Russia government required the removal of four (4) British diplomats in the Moscow embassy who had allegedly been involved in espionage in a tit- for- tat response, what happened?

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