moscow russian foreign ministry say u.s. officials break residences russia consulate san francisco threaten retaliation call illegal act russian staff leave consulate last month washington order moscow vacate diplomatic properties part series tit-for-tat action thorny phase bilateral relations since u.s. officials occupy administrative part compound monday enter residential areas depart staff lock ministry say statement late monday despite warn u.s. authorities listen reason give illegal intentions say reserve right respond principle reciprocity always remain cornerstone diplomacy footage air repeatedly russian state television show broadcaster say u.s. officials break lock seal part compound enter build intruders take whole premise include consul general residence ministry say therefore understand americans break diplomatic build de facto agree missions russia may treat likewise state department spokeswoman deny tuesday u.s. officials break residences say diplomatic security representatives department foreign missions office walk space ensure vacate oct. deadline spokeswoman heather nauert say unite state graciously give russian government time leave build discover families individuals live sort office-type space learn offer extra time pack items leave nauert say permit live apartments oct. 1. time break lock fbi involve add diplomatic security along foreign missions office walk look around purpose make sure people long live conduct complete san francisco department state diplomatic security guard answer door russian consulate six-storey brick build surround modest security fence manicure hedge city pacific heights neighborhood guard decline comment leave build black suv sign front door say consulate close give new mail address state department guard leave consulate front door open behind close gate sound activity could hear inside one respond repeat call reporter russian president vladimir putin last month accuse washington boorish treatment russia diplomatic premise u.s. soil order foreign ministry take legal action allege violations russia property right dispute begin late last year former u.s. president barack obama expel 35 russian diplomats accusations russian meddle election take donald trump white house trump take office january say want improve tie russia putin also speak favorably trump allegations interference vote moscow deny persist investigation u.s. authorities widen july moscow order unite state cut number diplomatic technical staff work russia around 60 percent 455. russia threaten retaliation u.s. 'break-in consulate