Russian diplomats expelled from the US

Vladimir Putin and Barack Obama

Vladimir Putin and Barack Obama Source: AAP

The Obama administration has expelled 35 Russian diplomats from the US over allegations of meddling in last year's presidential elections.


O le faaiuga na faia e le peresitene ona o tuuaiga o le auai o Rusia i le faatosina mo Donald Trump i palota mo le tofi peresitene o Amerika i le masina o Novema o le tausaga na te'a nei.

 

Na saunoa se sui o le fale paepae, Eric Schultz, o le uiga o le faatonuga o le a to'esea uma ai puipuiga poo diplomatic immunity mo i latou uma nei....

 

SCHULTZ

"Well all their credentials will be revoked so they won't be able, they'll have no protections here so, they'll have no diplomatic immunity here, they will be *persona non grata, so they will have to leave the country."

 

O loo faaauau ona teena e Russia lo latou auai i le faatosina mo Donald Trump i palota.

 

Na saunoa se suisoo'upu o le faigamalo poo le Kremlin i Rusia, Dmitry Peskov o le autu o le faatonuga a Obama ina ia atili faamanu'alia ai le va o atunuu e lua.

 

PESKOV

"We consider these sanctions to be groundless and a violation of international law. We dismiss all of the baseless allegations that have been made against Russia. From our point of view, these sanctions illustrate the unpredictable and aggressive nature of the Obama administration's foreign policy. We think there are two goals behind this decision taken by the administration that is leaving office in three weeks. The first is to harm the already strained relationship between Moscow and Washington, and the second is to obstruct the foreign policy plans of the incoming Trump administration."

 






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