Montenegro declares Russian diplomat persona non grata

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The Montenegrin authorities have declared a Russian diplomat persona non grata, Report informs citing TASS.

"A formal note on this decision, which indicates a seven-day period in order to leave the territory of Montenegro, was handed today to Ambassador of the Russian Federation Vladislav Maslennikov," the Montenegrin Foreign Ministry said in a statement.

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