Russia switches its ambassadors in New Zealand
Move comes just weeks after New Zealand said it had "no Russian spies."
Mackenzie Smith
Wed, 11 Jul 2018
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Russia is making an ambassadorial change in New Zealand, just weeks after dozens of countries expelled diplomats and New Zealand said it had "no Russian spies" to declare.
On Sunday, ambassador Valery Tereshchenko will leave his post, ending an unusually long term, having served since 2012, a
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Mackenzie Smith
Wed, 11 Jul 2018
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