The European Union has summoned Russia’s envoy to Brussels for an explanation after one of the bloc’s officials was attacked in the Russian city of Vladivostok last month
I don’t know what the diplomatic rules are in such cases, but it may relate that in Russia, an EU representative - “one of the bloc’s officials,” as the linked article says - was attacked, while in Israel national diplomats were attacked.
The outrage was, as already mentioned, even much greater after the incident in Israel. Both incidents are obviously unacceptable and have been treated by the European community as such.
I don’t know what the diplomatic rules are in such cases, but it may relate that in Russia, an EU representative - “one of the bloc’s officials,” as the linked article says - was attacked, while in Israel national diplomats were attacked.
The outrage was, as already mentioned, even much greater after the incident in Israel. Both incidents are obviously unacceptable and have been treated by the European community as such.
Your attempt of nitpicking discredits you.
[Edit typo.]
Point taken, it really is nitpicky.