Moscow on Wednesday summoned the French ambassador and condemned Paris after a Russian Foreign Ministry employee was briefly detained at a Paris airport while entering the nation on official business.Foreign Ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova stated French border police detained the Russian authorities on Sunday at Charles de Gaulle Airport, seizing her phone and computer in what she called a shameful spectacle.What took place on April 6 at Charles de Gaulle airport has no description, Zakharova said at a telecasted briefing.She stated the official was taking a trip as part of an official Russian delegation and held a legitimate French visa.There was no immediate comment from French authorities.Zakharova said Moscow had released an official demonstration to Frances Foreign Ministry and summoned its ambassador in response.As an outcome of the demarche, our coworker was ultimately permitted to get in the nation, she stated, including that a consular officer waited nearly 7 hours before being approved access to the apprehended official.We do not mean to let this go without effects, Zakharova stated.