The State Department responded to the incident at the American Embassy in Moscow by expelling two Russian diplomats from the United States.

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As it turned out, the State Department promptly "responded" to the incident at the American embassy in Moscow, sending two Russian diplomats from the United States more on June 17, reports RIA News with reference to the representative office of John Kirby.

The State Department responded to the incident at the American Embassy in Moscow by expelling two Russian diplomats from the United States.


"We 17 June sent two Russian diplomats from the United States in response to this attack,"
said Kirby.

Recall that in late June, Western media reported on an alleged attack by a Russian police officer guarding the embassy, ​​at one of the employees of the US Embassy. The Russian Foreign Ministry then explained that an American diplomat was serving at the CIA and he himself attacked a Russian, trying to break into the embassy without presenting a pass. This moment was recorded by CCTV cameras.

Later, the Washington Post newspaper, citing unnamed US officials, confirmed that the diplomat was indeed working for the CIA and "was trying to hide himself at the embassy from representatives of the Russian special services who were planning to detain him."

The State Department declined to comment on the video due to the fact that they allegedly "cannot determine its authenticity."
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  1. +52
    9 July 2016 12: 09
    The guard gave the pajules to a CIA agent ?! What is going on in the world! No respect for the representatives of the elite special services ...
    1. +20
      9 July 2016 12: 14
      Quote: ALABAY45
      The guard gave the pajules to a CIA agent ?! What is going on in the world!

      Jason Bourne is not the same ...
    2. +47
      9 July 2016 12: 25
      Quote: lelikas
      Jason Bourne is not the same.
      Well, if he was with such documents again, then it is not surprising that he burned wink
      And why did they send ours? Also quarreled with the American cop?
      1. +10
        9 July 2016 12: 44
        Quote: Ami du peuple
        Well, if he was with such documents again

        Normal documents, this is a special agent. laughing
        Quote: Ami du peuple
        And why did they send ours?

        It would be necessary to throw out half the embassy. Yes
        1. +10
          9 July 2016 13: 05
          The State Department declined to comment on the video due to the fact that they allegedly "cannot determine its authenticity."



          Of course, they can’t or simply don’t want to ... though she herself will find the way.
          1. +3
            9 July 2016 13: 20
            Quote: cniza
            Of course, they can’t or simply don’t want to ... though she herself will find the way.

            Bli-and-i-iinnn You are ahead of me winked I really wanted to write almost the same thing sad ! But to you ++++++ !!!!! good
      2. +5
        9 July 2016 12: 51
        Quote: Ami du peuple
        And why did they send ours? Also quarreled with the American cop?

        Yes, these cops, in the light of the shooting that began in the states, generally lost the coast.
      3. +22
        9 July 2016 12: 53
        Quote: Ami du peuple
        And why did they send ours? Also quarreled with the American cop?

        Send to the horseradish 20 American diplomats and 1000 representatives of various NGOs!
      4. +6
        9 July 2016 13: 08
        Quote: Ami du peuple
        And why did they send ours? Also quarreled with the American cop?

        This is a common practice. I think our couple will also be sent.
        1. +13
          9 July 2016 18: 00
          Quote: ImperialKolorad
          This is a common practice. I think our couple will also be sent.

          Russia expelled two American diplomats from the country, one of whom is a CIA officer. The Foreign Ministry noted that this decision is a mirror measure for the expulsion of Russian diplomats. The Foreign Ministry declared two American diplomats "persona non grata" and expelled them from the country. This decision was a response to similar actions by Washington, which expelled two Russian diplomats in June. "They were declared persona non grata for activities incompatible with diplomatic status. This is the same night bully and another such CIA operative." quoted by the press service of the department, Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov.
          According to him, the US State Department continues to aggravate the atmosphere of relations between the countries, and the Barack Obama administration "has been crushing them for more than two years."
          "Not to mention the constant pressure on the employees of our diplomatic institutions, and not only in the United States - we know very well (we receive such information from our partners) about the American pressure on other countries in order to force them to participate in provocative actions against us," added Ryabkov.
      5. +16
        9 July 2016 14: 28
        Of our diplomats, we probably chose two who are physically stronger, so that their guards feel calm. And then you never know what ...
        1. +1
          9 July 2016 14: 39
          It is clear that the CIA-shnik is just an excuse, but the real reason is that 3 of them were sent from NICARAGUA instantly and without property.

          Py. Sy .---- Diplomats carry a lot of things besides personal.
      6. +3
        9 July 2016 17: 31
        Ours were exiled for the fact that their CIA "diplomat" attacked our policeman.
        1. +7
          9 July 2016 17: 37
          and at first we simply stopped him, and didn’t even ask for pass documents, because at night a strangely dressed body fell out of the braking taxi on the go and ran toward the embassy ... after the policeman stood in his way, he hit him with his elbow in the face and continued to break through there
          https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X_SjQAbnM3U
      7. 0
        9 July 2016 23: 32
        This is just the answer!
    3. +4
      9 July 2016 17: 51
      As I understand it, the FSB could not prevent the CIA from conducting intelligence operations. The rest is lyrics.
      1. +4
        9 July 2016 18: 14
        Quote: iouris
        As I understand it, the FSB could not prevent the CIA from conducting intelligence operations. The rest is lyrics.


        That's where the American cops are missing. They would have riddled this spy once, and then they would have accused him posthumously of the fact that he looked at the police somehow. And ours was messing around, messing around, messing around, well, generally messing around until the bastard crawled away ..
    4. +1
      9 July 2016 19: 43
      No, they simply shredded the special services, even their old crushers admit it, where is the world going?
    5. +1
      9 July 2016 22: 34
      Quote: ALABAY45
      The guard gave the pajules to a CIA agent ?!



      It seems like, the American struck the policeman from the elbow and entered the embassy.
    6. +1
      10 July 2016 06: 51
      I don’t know how it is now, but previously GB-eshniki stood in the form of cops. Most likely the same now.
      Funny another:
      Later, the Washington Post newspaper, citing unnamed US officials, confirmed that the diplomat was indeed working for the CIA and "was trying to hide himself at the embassy from representatives of the Russian special services who were planning to detain him."
      .
      It is clear that the mattress toppers have seen enough of their "kin" with similar scenarios, but it looks like the movie went into life wassat
      1. 0
        10 July 2016 11: 08
        The State Department responded to the incident at the US Embassy in Moscow

        A thought arose: Is this not a provocation (provoked by the "exceptional" themselves)
    7. +5
      10 July 2016 18: 33
      Quote: ALABAY45
      The guard gave the pajules to a CIA agent ?! What is going on in the world! No respect for the representatives of the elite special services ...

      So such a super-agent, that besides running into a lyule, is worthlesslaughing
      They are so ... "exceptional" something ... he runs from an operational meeting, and in order not to get burnt, he runs into a scuffle with a security guard ... which is not clear laughing
  2. +16
    9 July 2016 12: 10
    Send two hundred amerovsky diplomats and they will no longer tryndet, otherwise you go to any information site, everywhere about the "poor American diplomat", "insidiously beaten" by the Russian FSB.
    1. Riv
      +4
      9 July 2016 12: 20
      Yes, and then they do not care about the carpet ...
      1. 0
        9 July 2016 17: 46
        In 1982, the Israelis did this at the Soviet embassy in Beirut. So who are they after that? lol
        1. +2
          9 July 2016 18: 04
          Quote: Simpsonian
          In 1982, the Israelis did this at the Soviet embassy in Beirut. So who are they after that? lol


          Like who? Israelis!
  3. +1
    9 July 2016 12: 10
    So did he break through or not?
    1. +28
      9 July 2016 12: 21
      He crawled like a rat, trying to crawl into a hole with a cat clutching his neck. Footage was shown on TV, where they showed how he tried to slip past the security post without presenting documents. The guard jumped out and threw him to the floor. So, pushing himself from the floor with his hands and feet, he somehow crawled out the door where the embassy territory is already located, and there he is already inviolable.
      The guard acted correctly, - hell knows, - maybe it's a terrorist. If that happened, the Americans would have raised such a stench, screaming that Russia cannot ensure the safety of diplomats.
      It’s a pity that the guard didn’t turn his neck.
      1. +2
        9 July 2016 12: 55
        Quote: sever.56
        It’s a pity that the guard didn’t turn his neck.

        Better "tricked" to tear
      2. 0
        9 July 2016 13: 02
        Quote: sever.56
        The guard acted correctly, - hell knows, - maybe it's a terrorist. Happen that

        but missed request - will be punished ??? what
      3. +3
        9 July 2016 13: 03
        Apalitical reasoning, however! It was a special operation of the entire FSB of the Russian Federation in Moscow and the Region. All 120% of employees were involved. The TsRUshnik carried a valuable copy of Putin’s SMS to Dimon’s iPhone indicating the timing of fishing trips.
        But the cunning shpien nevertheless miraculously passed away at the last moment from the hands of a young graduate of the FSB Academy.
        Joint fishing did not take place ... Putin left alone. Peskov also talked about this at a press conference.
        A young graduate is punished ...
  4. 0
    9 July 2016 12: 11
    We shit. We were besieged. We have sent. (USA)
    I'm not surprised that you are being sent, culturally, for now.
    Historical child.
    Dad and Mom (Russia and China) are still watching.
    And you can put in a corner, strap ..)))
    1. 0
      9 July 2016 17: 40
      Iran once set such tricks.
  5. +3
    9 July 2016 12: 11
    The terrorist was unequivocal, but the Americans saved him from justice. We are definitely waiting for another terrorist attack in 5-9 years! With their names.
  6. +6
    9 July 2016 12: 13
    Well, this means that two American diplomats in Moscow can also start packing their suitcases. Our "outside" works extremely professionally - it turns out that the spyen did not notice the surveillance and went to the operation, well, hello, we arrived ...
    1. +4
      9 July 2016 16: 48
      Quote: crasever
      Well, then, two American diplomats in Moscow can also begin packing suitcases

      ".... The Russian Foreign Ministry confirmed the expulsion of two Russian diplomats from the United States for the incident with an employee of the US Embassy in Moscow, and also reported the expulsion of two employees of the American embassy, reported on the website of the Russian Foreign Ministry "......
      https://news.rambler.ru/politics/34140749/
  7. +7
    9 July 2016 12: 15
    ALABAY45, and you dual guard diplomatic guard ordinary patrols?
  8. +8
    9 July 2016 12: 15
    ...... "that the diplomat really works for the CIA and" tried to hide in the embassy from the representatives of the Russian special services who were planning to arrest him. "
    Somewhere our counters pierced, it's a shame !!! And the embassy security did not work - it's sad! The main thing is that this bastard was grazed and removed from the country. Expulsion of our people for "theirs" is a common practice, there is nothing to be surprised at. Friends of FSB nicknames need to work more professionally, learn from the security officers!
    1. +6
      9 July 2016 12: 57
      Quote: kapitan92
      Friends of the FSB-Nicki need to work more professionally, learn from the Chekists!

      Yeah, they study with dignity ... They cut through the expensive gelendvagenes with great noise, attracting the entire press
      1. +2
        9 July 2016 13: 22
        Quote: sherp2015
        Yeah, they study with dignity ... They cut through expensive gelendvagenes

        Quote: 97110
        Here they move away from the Gelend parade

        Quote: japs
        A couple of parades of gelendvagen and FSB will be at the level of the 404th SBU.

        and I’m even somewhat glad that this happened - a noisy ride,
        showed "valiant courage" to half the world (I think the video was watched not only in Russia) - but I'm sure we will not know about the punishment and will not hear at all, but someone's "heads will fly" and the gadgets will twist up there. - I hope request
    2. 0
      9 July 2016 13: 30
      He already lit up who needs him now. Maybe the security task was to identify the CIA agent? smile
  9. +4
    9 July 2016 12: 16
    One more thing to note. That would be two by two. Though... laughing For beaten, they give two not beaten. That's right too.
    1. +1
      9 July 2016 12: 30
      Quote: Captive
      One more thing to note.

      They will depart from the Gelenda parade and mark it. Just not mixed up ...
  10. +2
    9 July 2016 12: 17
    Well, not abarsels. Until the American embassy endure. Exit Krasnopresnenskaya and go to New Arbat. American embassy more than the Kremlin
    1. 0
      9 July 2016 14: 41
      It seems the largest US embassy in the world --- in Armenia?
  11. +7
    9 July 2016 12: 26
    You are. in Serbo-Croatian - “penguin” Why does the site block this word .. ??
    Instead of apologizing for the boorish behavior of his spy as is customary in a decent society, an entire state (USA) is behaving boorishly.
    Explicitly run into direct disrespect.
  12. +4
    9 July 2016 12: 27
    Change the sign at the entrance, instead of the inscription of the diplomatic mission, hang another "- a place for collecting spies."
  13. +12
    9 July 2016 12: 29
    "As noted by Le Nouvel Observateur, according to Washington, a Russian policeman in Moscow should not have detained an American, even though he did not properly introduce himself and tried to break into the US embassy."
    This statement is generally akin to delirium: why then should a policeman stand there at all, if "according to Washington's version," he must act as a nightstand there. And if this is a policeman, then why hasn’t a criminal case been opened against the American b ... for? Or are mattress diplomats allowed to attack law enforcement officials? Some questions.
  14. +4
    9 July 2016 12: 31
    Quote: Tusv
    Well, not abarsels. Until the American embassy endure. Exit Krasnopresnenskaya and go to New Arbat. American embassy more than the Kremlin

    And the government house is 100 meters from them, I suspect something, for good reason.
    1. 0
      9 July 2016 12: 47
      Quote: Sergey333
      And the government house is 100 meters from them, I suspect something, for good reason.

      A little more than in the stas.
      I say so. How long. There, a whole beaver village can be organized so that these very beavers, mounds, beaches do not overlap
    2. +1
      9 July 2016 12: 58
      Quote: Sergey333
      And the government house is 100 meters from them, I suspect something, for good reason.

      Families are probably friends)
  15. +1
    9 July 2016 12: 35
    "We 17 June sent two Russian diplomats from the United States in response to this attack,"
    said Kirby.
    So our guard pinched you one place. Lord from the CIA. This is Russia and not Ukraine where you lick your ass.
  16. +13
    9 July 2016 12: 45
    Yes, the current FSB is not a couple of the KGB. The evil spy would not have left the professionals. The influence of the western automobile industry is very great. A couple of parades of gelendvagen and FSB will be at the level of the 404th SBU.
  17. +3
    9 July 2016 12: 48
    This spyen did not enter the embassy through the main entrance. and through the spare, so that the video cameras do not light up his personality, he clasped his hat over his eyes. At the suggestion of the guard to present a pass, he lit his elbow in his face, well, and a scuffle began, the dark person turned out to be quicker and sneaked out to Amer’s territory. And there, as always, - I'm not me, and the hat is not mine, they refused to identify, but the State Department responded to the incident in Moscow by sending our two diplomats - they have such a tradition ...
  18. +1
    9 July 2016 13: 11
    Amer's favorite pastime: blame others for their enchanting failures.
  19. +2
    9 July 2016 13: 15
    Ours were deported for having marked the platoon of the FBI, and cynically cursed at the same time in Russian. Something like that can be interpreted. Hegemons are used to feeling at home all over the world, but not at home here, here Moscow ...
  20. +3
    9 July 2016 13: 18
    I just don’t understand one thing: where are a couple of American spies deported from Russia?
    1. +1
      9 July 2016 16: 43
      Quote: Sergey333
      where are a couple of American spies deported from Russia?

      Moscow responded to the expulsion of Russian diplomats from the United States
      https://lenta.ru/news/2016/07/09/mid/
      The representative of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs said that “the same night bully and another such CIA operative” were expelled from Moscow. “They were declared persona non grata for activities incompatible with diplomatic status,” Ryabkov added.

      ====
      News
      http://izvestia.ru/news/621530
      According to Sergey Ryabkov, after such an "unfriendly step" on the American side, two employees of the US embassy had to leave the country. “We hope that Washington will nevertheless recognize the viciousness of the aggressive anti-Russian line. If they decide to move further along the escalation path, they will not be left without an answer, ”the deputy minister warned.

  21. +9
    9 July 2016 13: 35
    I'm interested in our weapons? Yes, and physical training, neither ....... nor the Red Army. Why didn't you break your neck? It is necessary to put people the size of Valuev on this post, one hit and Bond confesses and he agrees to cooperate.
  22. +2
    9 July 2016 13: 40
    Recall that in late June, Western media reported on an alleged attack by a Russian police officer guarding the embassy, ​​at one of the employees of the US Embassy. The Russian Foreign Ministry then explained that an American diplomat was serving at the CIA and he himself attacked a Russian, trying to break into the embassy without presenting a pass. This moment was recorded by CCTV cameras.

    I did not understand who was standing on whom? belay
  23. +4
    9 July 2016 14: 20
    The State Department declined to comment on the video due to the fact that they allegedly "cannot determine its authenticity."

    Of course, in Hollywood they would have shot better. It’s a shame to admit that the super agent was floundering and banging his legs when the policeman knocked him down and carried out a classic Krelinsky hold.
    1. +2
      9 July 2016 14: 34
      We are waiting for a new "Born" or "Bond", with a division of the National Guard hanging on their shoulders, breaking through the crowd of embassy guards ...
  24. +2
    9 July 2016 14: 34
    it was NECESSARY TO KILL A FUCK AT ALL
  25. +5
    9 July 2016 14: 45
    The State Department got rid of it. There are globally recognized rules for dealing with embassy-intelligence incidents. Namely, if the "diplomat" screwed up, he and or others like him are expelled, in parallel the other side sends the alleged (!) Scouts of opponents in equal numbers. This is how the decency quorum is observed, and no one is offended. This was done in the darkest years of the Cold War. Now we have to admit that the screwed up side is behaving in a boorish way. Is this a "new strategy" considering the similar episodes with ships and planes?
  26. +5
    9 July 2016 14: 48
    The US Congress is considering the establishment of a body that will monitor the actions of Russian intelligence officers working in the country. The relevant bill was adopted by the Senate Intelligence Committee in May of this year. Now the document must be approved by the full composition of the upper house of Congress. According to the bill, the tasks of the new special group, whose members will be personally appointed by the president of the country, will include “disclosing Russian spies”. The committee should include employees of the Department of State and representatives of the US intelligence community. Meetings of the committee will be held monthly. Also, the document involves tightening control over Russian diplomats. In particular, it implies control over their movements throughout the United States - the institution will send requests to the FBI to study all applications from diplomats for trips further than 50 miles (80,5 km) from their place of direct work. Permission will not be issued if the diplomat violated the relevant rules in the previous three months. Russia needs to create its own Cheka against American spies and adopt similar legislation!



    It is also specified that the FBI declined to comment on the bill.

    Read on: http://izvestia.ru/news/619082#ixzz4DuWniKHg
  27. +5
    9 July 2016 16: 01
    The mattress is full of holes and send bugs to Barack Obama ..
  28. +1
    9 July 2016 16: 09
    Well, what is it, as soon as they make such a fuss on the whole world. Well, you admit that you lost.
  29. +5
    9 July 2016 16: 59
    I had to participate, through the USSR Ministry of Defense, in negotiations with the US military delegation. After negotiations at our Ministry of Foreign Affairs and in a building specially designated for this, Soviet representatives were invited to the US Embassy. There were four of us generals, we assessed the possibility of creating joint RSDN chains in the Far East. The decision was positive.
    At the entrance to the US embassy, ​​then the policeman, at my entrance to the embassy building, checked the ID, and right outside the embassy door there was a post where the American marine was standing. He also checked the identity card and accompanied each of us to the 2nd floor in the ambassador's reception hall. There was a laid-back conversation that Americans recorded. We knew about this and answered their questions with humor. After this evening, in our bodies, we reported in detail who was on the American side and about the questions that US representatives asked us.
    Yesterday, on television, I did not see this US Marine on duty when they showed this incident. Of course, something has changed, but our policeman jumped out of the booth too late, or so it was planned. I have the honor.
    1. 0
      9 July 2016 17: 43
      ... is the marine really in concrete and at the bottom of the Moskva River?
  30. 0
    9 July 2016 17: 06
    It looks like a game of otvetki has begun. Sorry...
  31. cap
    +5
    9 July 2016 17: 48
    Personally, my opinion was that the security officer tapped the indicated exchange a little on a pumpkin.
    1. +6
      9 July 2016 17: 54
      Quote: cap
      Personally, my opinion was that the security officer tapped the indicated exchange a little on a pumpkin.

      That's to make everyone crawl all over Russia, where they only decide to show up ...
    2. 0
      10 July 2016 07: 18
      lying, once again asshole in a puddle sat
  32. +1
    9 July 2016 17: 55
    how, then, who, and in what gyms, entih employees of the CIA are trained, when an ordinary security guard, without any hesitation, Lyuli weighs the amer’s elite, simply, in Russian, from the shoulder, with love !!! Glory to the guards !!!
  33. +1
    9 July 2016 17: 59
    oh-she-she-she-she beat her black. for no reason at all
    oh-she-she-she, she’s been soaked with her ears ... such-and-such ...
  34. +2
    9 July 2016 18: 10
    The fact that the guard did not finish and the crawler crawled away is a shame. The guard is forced to physically engage. But even if he had delayed, nothing would have changed, for the CIAshnik was a diplomat with status and immunity, he would still have to be released. And in any case, the State Department would blame us for what happened.
    1. +3
      9 July 2016 20: 56
      The fact that the policeman couldn’t knock him out at once is of course a minus, doesn’t he have anything on his body?
      But where are they taught to crawl into a building like that? I understand that the FSB officers will not unsubscribe, but this method ... In Russian there is an expression "a snake under the skin" ...
  35. +1
    9 July 2016 18: 14
    If there was a fact of violation of diplomatic norms by an employee of the US embassy, ​​why the next day the Ministry of Foreign Affairs did not make official complaints against the US diplomatic official about unacceptable behavior, and began to make excuses only after the scandal in the US State Department was raised? One of two things: either the policeman was wrong, or the squeezing in front of his older brother, waiting for an apology, again led only to wiping from across the ocean with a feeling of deep satisfaction. Then rightly so.
    1. 0
      9 July 2016 23: 45
      But it’s logical! =)
  36. +2
    9 July 2016 19: 18
    It is necessary to remove all the protection of their embassy, ​​even if they themselves, f ... eat, protect! And invite martyrs to this holiday! Then, the Yankees are stupid, they’ll understand everything!
  37. +4
    9 July 2016 20: 18
    Quote: japs
    Apalitical reasoning, however! It was a special operation of the entire FSB of the Russian Federation in Moscow and the Region. All 120% of employees were involved. The TsRUshnik carried a valuable copy of Putin’s SMS to Dimon’s iPhone indicating the timing of fishing trips.
    But the cunning shpien nevertheless miraculously passed away at the last moment from the hands of a young graduate of the FSB Academy.
    Joint fishing did not take place ... Putin left alone. Peskov also talked about this at a press conference.
    A young graduate is punished ...


    WTF !? ... There are questions with humor ... Or guessed the course of the special operation?
    Then, then, the young FSB officer was awarded the order for service?
    For many years of work for the good of the motherland?
  38. 0
    9 July 2016 23: 30
    Again, Russia is to blame, and the American is white and fluffy.
  39. 0
    10 July 2016 01: 19
    And still. The security guard had to detain the violator of the access control. Make it out in full, both in documentary and physical sense. Ie, give him hot heels. And warn you that it will be much worse next time. Do provocateurs need to be "treated"?
  40. 0
    10 July 2016 08: 51
    Americans as always, lying to the brain.

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