News kioskBERLIN, Mar 7 Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, one of Germany's leading newspapers ( FAZ) withdrew its correspondents from Russia after the adoption of the law on fakes about the actions of the Russian military, said the newspaper's publisher Berthold Kohler. He noted that the newspaper has always had correspondents in Moscow since 1956. «Because of this (the adoption of the law), foreign news agencies , broadcasting corporations, newspapers asked their correspondents and reporters to leave the country for the first time. FAZ made the same decision,» Kohler said at a press conference on Tuesday. According to him, employees will continue to cover events in Russia «from the place where they can speak and write freely,» adding: «Nowhere would they want to do it more than in Moscow.» RF, discrediting them, as well as for calling for sanctions against Russia. Fakes that cause serious consequences will be punished by imprisonment for a term of 10 to 15 years.
