French-German measures against Moscow are coming

brussels - France and Germany will announce in the coming days 'coordinated and balanced' measures in response to the Russian attack with nerve gas on a former double spy in Salisbury, England. The French President Emmanuel Macron announced this at a joint press conference with Chancellor Angela Merkel after an EU summit in Brussels.

Macron did not want to answer the question of whether Russian diplomats were also expelled from the country. The European Union decided Thursday to recall its ambassador from Moscow four weeks for consultation.

Previously, London has already expelled 23 Russians in response to the poison attack on Sergey Skripal, to which Moscow responded with the same measure for British diplomats.