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President Lula publicly defended his son Lulinha, saying he doubts his son lobbied any of his ministers. The remarks came after reports that Brazil's foreign ministry, Itamaraty, helped a lobbyist friend of Lulinha move to Madrid, with the Spanish embassy's involvement confirmed. Opposition outlets are pressing the government over preferential treatment, while the presidency dismisses wrongdoing.

Russia has called on all foreign diplomats to immediately leave Kyiv, according to a breaking report circulating widely. The warning suggests Russia may be preparing a major escalation in strikes on the Ukrainian capital, as embassies are typically advised to evacuate ahead of expected attacks. Foreign governments have not yet commented on the advisory.

Russia has called on foreign nationals and embassy personnel to leave Ukraine, while pledging to continue its large-scale strikes against Ukrainian infrastructure. The warning, reported by war-monitoring commentators, signals an escalation in Moscow's air campaign and raises concerns about the safety of diplomats and foreign residents in the country as attacks on energy and civilian targets intensify.

Russia says it will continue large-scale strikes on Kyiv and has urged foreign diplomats to leave the Ukrainian capital. The warning signals an escalation of attacks on the city and raises safety concerns for embassies and international staff stationed there. The pledge comes amid ongoing Russian missile and drone bombardments of Ukrainian cities, drawing international condemnation.

Russia has warned foreign ambassadors in Kyiv that they face a 'mortal danger' as it prepares fresh strikes on the Ukrainian capital. The warning suggests a new wave of missile attacks may be imminent and puts diplomatic missions on alert. The development has drawn attention as an escalation in Russia's rhetoric toward countries with embassies still operating in Kyiv.

Russia has pledged to continue large-scale missile and drone strikes on Kyiv and called on foreign diplomats to leave the Ukrainian capital, a warning that escalates pressure on diplomatic missions stationed there. The vow signals an intensification of Russia's air campaign against Ukraine's capital and raises safety concerns for embassies and international staff operating in the city.

Russia's foreign ministry has issued a renewed warning urging diplomats and foreign nationals to leave Kyiv. The advisory suggests Moscow anticipates intensified strikes on the Ukrainian capital. The warning comes amid ongoing Russian attacks on Ukrainian cities and as Western embassies reassess their staffing and security posture in Ukraine.

Iranian-Australian activists say they live with the constant feeling of being monitored on Australian soil. One activist, Zand, fears personal details he gave to the Iranian embassy in Canberra during his eldest son's 2017 passport application were passed on to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. The claims have renewed concerns about foreign interference and the safety of diaspora critics of Tehran living in Australia.

Russia has warned foreign diplomats to leave Kyiv, saying it plans 'massive' strikes on the Ukrainian capital. The warning has raised alarm about an imminent escalation in Russia's air campaign against the city and prompted questions over the safety of embassies still operating there, with governments and observers watching closely for signs of a large-scale attack.

China has denounced an intrusion into its embassy in Tokyo, calling it a serious breach of diplomatic protections owed to foreign missions under international law. Beijing is demanding that Japanese authorities respond and ensure the security of its diplomatic premises. The incident adds tension to China-Japan relations, which have already been strained by recent disputes.

Russia is calling on diplomats and foreign nationals to leave Kyiv, the Ukrainian capital. The advisory was issued through Russian channels and is being circulated widely online. No independent confirmation of an imminent threat has been provided, and it remains unclear whether any governments are adjusting their embassy operations in response to the statement.

Russia has warned diplomats and foreign nationals to leave Kyiv, citing the threat of strikes on the Ukrainian capital. The warning escalates tensions and suggests Moscow may be preparing further attacks on government targets in the city, prompting concern among embassies and foreign governments about the safety of their staff and citizens in Ukraine.

Russia has warned foreign citizens and diplomats against travelling to Ukraine, saying its army will continue launching massed strikes after reports that several countries began evacuating their diplomatic staff from Kyiv. The warning has heightened tensions and raised fears of intensified attacks on the Ukrainian capital, with people widely discussing what the threat means for foreign embassies and the war's escalation.

Russia has issued a threat of what it calls 'large-scale strikes' against Kyiv, explicitly warning foreign diplomats and foreign nationals in the Ukrainian capital. The warning signals an escalation in Moscow's air campaign rhetoric and raises safety concerns for embassies and foreigners still present in the city. It follows Russia's repeated strikes on Kyiv and could prompt diplomatic missions to review security measures or warnings to their citizens.

Lithuania's Ministry of Foreign Affairs summoned a representative of the Russian embassy in Vilnius on 30 September to deliver two notes of protest. One concerns sabotage acts in neighbouring Estonia, the other Russia's continued attacks on Ukraine. The move signals growing Baltic concern over hybrid operations and the war spilling beyond Ukraine's borders, and comes as regional tensions with Moscow keep rising.