MOSCOW — Russia’s Foreign Ministry said on July 14 that it would have to expel U.S. diplomats and shut down some U.S. compounds in Russia if the United States does not reopen two Russian recreational estates in the U.S. that were shut down last year.
Associated Press: Russia warns of response if US doesn’t reopen its properties
A Russian aircraft lands at Dulles International Airport Dec. 31, 2016, in Sterling, Virginia, just outside Washington, DC. The special flight arrived to pickup Russian diplomats expelled by then-US President Barack Obama as part of sanctions imposed on Russia for suspected cyberattacks during the US election.
