The envoy, Alexander Graf Lambsdorff, "has been called back for consultations and will stay in Berlin for a week and then return to Moscow", a ministry spokeswoman told a press briefing
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Germany has temporarily recalled its ambassador to Russia after members of the Social Democratic Party were targeted in what Berlin said was a state-sponsored Russian cyberattack, the foreign ministry said Monday.
The envoy, Alexander Graf Lambsdorff, "has been called back for consultations and will stay in Berlin for a week and then return to Moscow", a ministry spokeswoman told a press briefing in Berlin.
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