here is elizabeth palmer. >> reporter: president vladamir putin's main message, don't mess with russia. came across loud and clear on the country's navy day with fighting ships on parade. and then again only hours later, when he announced drastic cuts to america's diplomatic mission here. we waited for quite some time for u.s. russia relations to get better, he told the interviewer, but realized it wasn't going to happen any time soon. so, he decided, 755 u.s. embassy personnel, about 2/3 of the total, would have to go. about 100 are american diplomats who will return to the states. but the vast majority are russian support staff, who will lose their jobs. putin's also ordered the u.s. barred from its storage facility in moscow. and its beautiful country house in a levee suburb. relations with the u.s. have grown worse ever since president trump was elected. something russia never expected. and today, vice president mike pence, on an official visit to neighboring estonia, aimed some of the harshest criticism yet at the kremlin. >> at this very moment, russia continues to seek to redraw

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here's elizabeth palmer. >> reporter: president vladimir putin's main message: don't mess with russia. it came across loud and clear on the country's navy day with its fighting ships on parade. and then again only hours later when he announced drastic cuts to america's diplomatic mission here. "we waited for quite some time for u.s.-russia relations to get better," he told the interviewer, "but realized it wasn't going to happen any time soon." so he decided 755 u.s. embassy personnel, about two-thirds of the total, would have to go. about 100 are american diplomats, who will return to the states, but the vast majority are russian support staff who will lose their jobs. putin's also ordered the u.s. barred from its storage facility in moscow and its beautiful country house in a leafy suburb. relations with the u.s. have grown worse ever since president trump was elected, something russia never expected. and today vice president mike pence on an official visit to neighboring estonia aimed some of the harshest criticism yet at the kremlin. >> at this very moment russia continues to seek

elizabeth palmer has more from moscow. >> reporter: the state department called the russian action regrettableans are saying they had no choice but to react to the tightening of sanctions against them. all weekend as the world waited. president putin didn't say a word about russia's retaliation against the u.s. he was busy with the pomp of russia's navy day. a celebration and also a reminder that, russian muscle extends out over the oceans too. finally sunday evening he weighed in. the american diplomatic mission in russia he said would have to lose 755 >> translator: we waited for quite some time for something to change for the better, he said, referring to relations with washington. but it became clear, it wouldn't be soon. the state department won't reveal how many people it employs. but the russians say there are 1200 in moscow and three other cities. 2/3 of them will have to be cut. so the american diplomatic operation is trimmed to the same size as russia's mission in the u.s. the u.s. will also lose access to a storage facility and its beautiful country house and leafy property on the o