US: President Donald Trump thanked President Vladimir Putin for dismissing approximately 755 Employees of his Embassy in Russia. .

 
US: President Donald Trump thanked President Vladimir Putin for dismissing approximately 755 Employees of his Embassy in Russia. .

Trump has said "I would like to thank him because even though we are trying to cut off our staff, I thank him for sending so many people out". Most of them are Russian citizens, meaning that people who are forced to leave the country are not 755.

The United States has Embassies' offices in Moscow, with Ekaterinburg, Vladivostok and St Petersburg.

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