Closure of Russian Diplomatic Missions in Turkey

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Russian Embassy in Ankara​

Following the revealing that Turkey had murdered not only 5,000 Congolese peacekeepers but also 9,000 unarmed Jewish prisoners, it was decided by Tsarina Catherine III and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs that all diplomatic missions to the nation of Turkey would be terminated immediately. At the Russian Embassy in Ankara, all diplomatic staff and security were present at the embassy. They had taken the batteries from the fire alarms, preventing the smoke of their controlled burning of papers from setting them off. Additionally, they would collect all the electronics (computers and phones) of all staff - alongside the electronics of the building itself - and wipe it clear of information. To assure that no information would ever be found, they would then begin smashing the electronics, destroying all hard drives and snapping the SIM cards of mobile phones and smashing the phones themselves. On top of all this, the staff had wiped down their housing of any papers and additional electronics, having brought them to the Embassy itself where it was all destroyed together. This scenario would be mimicked throughout Russia's consulates in the nation, located at: Antalya, Istanbul, and Trabzon. When all of this was done and there was no information in the embassy, any of the consulates, or any of their homes, the diplomatic staff of Russia would all head to airports. While their destruction of information was done under the most upmost secrecy, their departure of the embassy and consulates was not. The embassy would make their way to Ankara Esenboga Airport and each of the consulates' staff to the nearest airport to them. From there they would board Russian-owned airlines that would return them to the Russian Empire. While there were little amount of Russians left in Turkey, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs would signal for all Russians to leave the nation, followed by a no-travel zone. Axis12