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Yury Shvytkin told Lenta.ru the mission was a legitimate target after the U.S. supplied Ukraine with the HIMARS rocket systems.

As Russia's military focuses on eastern Ukraine, a video accusing the U.S. of killing children in the region was displayed on its embassy.

Bart Gorman, the deputy chief of mission, had been in Moscow for three years. No details were available about the circumstances surrounding his expulsion.

Embassy operations are moving to a western city after more than 100,000 Russian troops have amassed on Ukraine's eastern border.

Americans have reported hospital refusals to discharge patients without payment and the withholding of U.S. passports at a facility in the tourist destination.

The gaffes from Western governments stretch from Germany to the U.S.

"Why am I going to stay here if we don't have a counterpart at this time?" diplomat Jean Manes said in an interview on Monday.

In a video posted by an Italian journalist as she flew over Kabul, plumes of smoke can be seen as workers use fires to destroy sensitive material.

"There's going to be no circumstance where you see people being lifted off the roof of a embassy," Biden vowed on July 8.

"The security situation in Kabul is changing quickly including at the airport," the embassy said in a security alert Sunday.

Human Rights Watch has reported that Taliban forces are killing detained soldiers and police, as well as civilians believed to have ties to the Afghan government.

"We value our deep connection to the Russian people. Our people-to-people relationships are the bedrock of our bilateral relations," U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken said.

After sanctions and expulsion of diplomats, Russia is retaliating against the U.S. by implementing a ban on hiring for the U.S. Embassy in Moscow, which will reduce its staff and services.

McKenzie's comments came after President Joe Biden ordered a full withdrawal of all American troops from Afghanistan by September 11, ending 20 years of U.S. involvement in the country.

The U.S. embassy in Baghdad, Iraq, is regularly targeted by Iranian-backed militias but Tehran denied responsibility for Sunday's rocket barrage.

The unnamed employee died in hospital after being found unconscious by a railroad near the American embassy in the Ukrainian capital.

The BLM banner was removed after being displayed for just two days.

In London's famous Trafalgar Square, protesters on Saturday kneeled as they chanted Floyd's name and slogans including "No justice, no peace!"

In a Tuesday tweet, Secretary of Defense Dr. Mark T. Esper confirmed the deployment of 750 soldiers to Iraq following the round of protests at the U.S. Embassy on Sunday.

In a series of tweets posted Tuesday afternoon, Rep. Tulsi Gabbard has declared that President Trump's "impulsive" foreign policy lies behind the attack on America's Baghdad embassy.

"The U.S. Embassy in Iraq is, & has been for hours, SAFE!" the president tweeted.

This week marks the 40th anniversary of the storming of the U.S. embassy in Tehran, an event that marked the start of a decades-long stand off between Washington and Iran.

"When it comes to the American flagpole and American embassies and capitals around the world, having the one American flag fly is the right decision," Pence said.

Find out which U.S. embassies have decided to proudly display the rainbow pride flag in honor of Pride Month.

Research suggested the Indies short-tailed cricket could be to blame for the noises embassy staff heard.

One man was arrested Tuesday afternoon after an apparent explosive device detonated outside the embassy compound.

Earlier in the day at the same location, police arrested a woman who was "spraying gasoline on herself."

The president's initial estimate was $250,000, but the project has cost more than $20 million so far.

"Flights are canceled today, and the airport has limited food and water available," the embassy's notice states.

The man shouted to the embassy for help as he was arrested, local media reported.