Hungary Orders 10 Russian Diplomats to Leave Over Unacceptable Activities
Hungary has ordered 10 members of Russia's diplomatic mission to leave the country, citing activities deemed unacceptable for diplomats under the Vienna Convention.
Hungary has ordered 10 members of Russia's diplomatic mission to leave the country, according to a report by the New Indian Express. The order follows allegations that the diplomats engaged in activities in Hungary that are unacceptable for diplomats under the Vienna Convention.
The New Indian Express reported that the activities were deemed unacceptable, but did not provide further details. The specific nature of the alleged activities has not been disclosed, and the report does not specify when the diplomats are required to leave.
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