[FRA] German Embassy of Paris

[Ellie]

When the new French government came into power, the Germans had closed their missions to France, temporarily. The new French government didn't really care, but nonetheless, gave the Germans far more than enough time to pack up and leave France to return to Germany. In fact, the French government had given the Germans a total of nine days to leave Paris and France entirely.

Time for hospitality was over.

The GIGN had been dispatched to take care of these trespassers, twelve Renault Sherpa 2 fully crewed left the GIGN headquarters and made their way to the German embassy in Paris. A total of sixty fully armored, highly trained, anti-terrorism agents were within these vehicles. Armed with Glocks, SIG Sauers, Manurhin MR 73s, Model 686s, MP5s, MP7s, and FN P90s, Remingtons, Franchis, Bennellis, HK 416s, HK 417s, G36s, SG 550s, SG 551s, SG 552s, CZ BREN 2s, FAMAS, and PGM Hécate IIs.

Upon arrival, forty GIGN agents would blockade the perimeter of the embassy while twenty GIGN agents would storm the embassy. As the Germans had closed the missions to France and it had been well over forty-eight hours, the embassy was no longer a building of the sending state and thus French. The GIGN agents would quickly sweep the building and arrest any possible trespasser. Once the building had been secured, any and all papers, computers, and mobile phones would be confiscated as evidence.

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[NagandEmerald]

@Ellie

Seeing as Embassy Personnel had not left the country, let alone announced or received any announcement of the permanent closure of the missions, the Embassy Head came out to greet the officers.

"Guten abend gentlemen, can I help you?" he asked, having already ordered embassy personnel to start burning sensitive physical documents and to destroy hard drives, as well as to contact the other diplomatic missions and order them to do the same. There were around 20-30 security personnel at the Embassy, each carrying a G36, a USP, an MP7, and a few tear gas grenades. At least 5 essential personnel had been left at the Embassy, as a measure for when the missions would reopen...but, considering GIGN had shown up without warning, the Embassy was uncertain, and had already sent a notice to the Federal Ministry of Foreign Affairs.