The Turkish Embassy in Moscow received an envelope containing white powder, Hurriyet reported on Feb. 20, citing an embassy employee.

Preliminary examinations showed that this white powder was not hazardous, according to an embassy employee, who told the agency on condition of anonymity due to restrictions on speaking to the media.

Since last week, 12 embassies in Moscow reported receiving envelopes with white powder, according to security sources who spoke on condition of anonymity. No poisonous substances were discovered after examination.

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