After the Full-Scale War Began, Germany Cut Visas Issued to Russians Tenfold. It Plans to Cut that Number Even Further.
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Germany intends to further reduce the number of tourist visas issued to Russian citizens after the outbreak of the large-scale war in Ukraine has decreased by about ten times. Berlin also announces stricter controls on the entry of Russians into the country, while Germany accuses Moscow of attempting to sabotage a Ukrainian cargo aircraft at Leipzig airport, Meduza announces.
After the full-scale war began, Germany cut visas issued to Russians tenfold. It plans to cut that number even further.
German Foreign Ministry spokesperson Martin Giese said Germany plans to further reduce the number of tourist visas it issues to Russian citizens, Deutsche Welle reported.
The German government is calling on its European partners to impose stricter restrictions on tourist travel to the European Union (EU) by Russian citizens.
Russian citizens' tourist visits to Germany "cannot continue in the same format", "as long as Russia is engaged in an aggressive war", said the representative of the Federal Ministry of Foreign Affairs to the DW question at a press conference in Berlin.
Germany intends to further reduce the number of tourist visas issued to citizens of the Russian Federation, as stated by the representative of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Martin Gise. Kai Callas, head of European diplomacy, reported that the tightening of the rules for Russian tourists had received "broad support" at today's meeting of EU Foreign Ministers. There is no final solution and no specific restrictions yet. According to Gise, Russ…
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