Germany expels two Russians over killing of Georgian in Berlin
German prosecutors say evidence suggests involvement either by government of Russia or Chechen republic
Germany has expelled two Russians working at the Russian embassy in Berlin after federal prosecutors took over the case of a Georgian citizen killed in August in Berlin, saying they had concluded that evidence suggests involvement either by the government of Russia or the Chechen republic.
The German foreign ministry said it was responding in this way because Russian authorities had not cooperated in investigations into the murder.