BERLIN (Reuters) - The decision by envoys of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to leave the Greece negotiations in Brussels on Thursday was a warning to Athens, the German finance ministry said. "The IMF made a very clear statement yesterday about the status of the talks. This is a serious statement that we acknowledge of course," said ministry spokesman Martin Jaeger. "We understand it as an appeal, a warning to the Greek side, to intensify the talks ... " he aded. (Writing by Noah Barkin; editing by Erik Kirschbaum)
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