Russia has expelled six British diplomats, accusing them of engaging in espionage and sabotage activities. This move coincides with President Putin's warnings to Western nations regarding Ukraine's deployment of long-range missiles within Russian territory. The diplomatic tensions continue to escalate as both sides navigate the ongoing conflict.

Russia has announced its decision to expel six British diplomats, accusing them of engaging in espionage and "subversive activities." The country's Federal Security Service (FSB) stated that these diplomats will have their accreditation revoked as part of the measures taken in response to their alleged actions.

Russia has revoked the accreditation of six British diplomats in Moscow, accusing them of engaging in espionage and sabotage activities. The FSB, Russia's main security agency and a successor to the KGB, announced on Friday that it had evidence indicating that a department within the British Foreign Office, which focuses on Eastern Europe and Central Asia, was involved in efforts to escalate the political and military tensions surrounding the conflict in Ukraine. The FSB claimed that the diplomats were part of a broader strategy aimed at ensuring Russia's strategic defeat in the ongoing war.