The Russia government has recently asked that all officials that have got families abroad should fly them back to Russia amid the tension of a global war. According to Russia local report, top government executives have all been warned by President Vladmir Putin to start bringing back their families back to the "Motherland"
The call has come a day after Putin cancelled his official visit to France amid a furious row over Moscow's role in the Syrian conflict, and also days it had moved nuclear-capable missiles near to the Polish border.
Administration staff, regional administrators, lawmakers of all levels and employees of public corporations have all been asked to bring back their children out of foreign schools, and any failure to act on the new memo might jeopardise their chances of promotion.
The diplomatic relationship between the U.S and Russia has reached it's all time low since the cold war, and anger has risen between the two countries after the Washington pull out the plug about Syria and also accused Russia of interfering in the U.S election by cyber-warfare.
The Russian military on Wednesday conducted a series of intercontinental ballistic missile tests from a Pacific Fleet submarine in the Sea of Okhotsk north of Japan.
The Russian president cancelled his visit with French president, Francois Hollande said Syrian forces had committed a 'war crime' in the battered city of Aleppo with the support of Russian air strikes.