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Germany, Poland and Sweden expel Russian diplomats

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Berlin (Germany), Feb 9 (EFE / EPA), (Camera: Filip Singer).- Germany, Poland and Sweden responded to Moscow Monday, each of them expelling a Russian diplomat from their territory, in a coordinated action with Russia on the same day that the EU called for new sanctions against Russia following the Kremlin's decision to expel three European diplomats on Friday. FOOTAGE OF THE RUSSIAN EMBASSY AND THE GERMAN FOREIGN OFFICE IN BERLIN.

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