EU countries have canceled Hungary's veto and have agreed on restrictions on Russian diplomats within the EU, the British newspaper Financial Times (FT) reported, citing its sources.
According to the agency, Russian diplomats must now notify their receiving countries before leaving for third countries. The proposed rules, according to FT, will force Russian diplomats working in the EU capitals to "inform other governments about their travel plans before crossing the border of the host country."
A similar initiative, which has put forward the Czech Republic, is part of a new third anti-Russian package developed by Brussels. " Need unanimous support for the package acceptance. Hungary became the last country that refused his veto, is mentioned in the publication.
However, according to the newspaper, the "legal acceptance of the package" may be postponed by Austria to compensate for the damage to assets related to assets related to assets related to the damage related to the damage related to the assets related to the assets of Russian business Oleg Deripaska.
As previously reported, the authorities of the destination country should be informed at least 24 hours before crossing the border. Diplomats will be obliged to mention the brand, type and number of vehicles, as well as the planned border crossings, entry and output dates.
