Germany Rebuts Russian Claims of Journalist Persecution
A German foreign ministry official has denied Russia's accusations of persecuting Russian journalists in Germany. The official emphasized Germany's commitment to press freedom, contrasting it with Russia's media repression. This follows Russia summoning the German ambassador for alleged harassment against Russian journalists in Germany, as reported by RIA news agency.
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Germany's foreign ministry firmly rejected accusations from Russia claiming the persecution of Russian journalists in Germany. A ministry official highlighted Germany's commitment to legal principles and press freedom.
This response comes after Russia's foreign ministry summoned the German ambassador, announcing retaliatory measures amid claimed harassment against Russian journalists based in the country.
The ongoing diplomatic tension contrasts Germany's advocacy for press rights with Russia's restrictive media practices, as noted by observers.
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