Pakistan, Nov. 19 -- Poland has announced that it will close Russia's last consulate in Gdansk and push for new restrictions on Russian diplomats across Europe, following a railway explosion Warsaw blames on Moscow. Authorities say two Ukrainians working with Russian intelligence carried out the attack before fleeing to Belarus.
Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski stated that the closure marks the first step in Poland's response, and further actions will follow due to what he described as "state terrorism." He noted that previous Russian consulates in Krakow and Poznan were already shut over sabotage-related concerns.
Moreover, Sikorski said he will ask European Union partners to limit Russian diplomatic travel within the Schengen free-mov...