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- 1Russia vows more massive strikes on Kyiv, tells diplomats to leave▼Russia pledges to continue massive strikes on Kyiv, urges foreign diplomats to leave city
Russia said it will continue massive strikes on Kyiv and urged foreign diplomats to leave the Ukrainian capital, signaling an escalation in its bombardment campaign. The warning, reported by Reuters and multiple US outlets, raises concerns for embassies still operating in the city and comes as aerial attacks on Ukrainian infrastructure intensify.
- 2Russia Vows More Strikes on Kyiv, Tells Diplomats to Leave●Russia Vows to Continue Massive Strikes on Kyiv, Urges Foreign Diplomats to Leave
Russia has declared it will continue massive strikes on Kyiv and urged foreign diplomats to leave the Ukrainian capital, signalling an escalation in its campaign against the city. The warning raises concerns for embassies and international staff in Kyiv and has drawn attention as a further hardening of Moscow's stance in the war.
- 3Russia threatens large-scale strikes targeting foreign nationals in Kyiv▼'Large-scale strikes': Russia threatens foreign diplomats and nationals in Kyiv
Russia has issued a threat of large-scale strikes against Kyiv, warning that foreign diplomats and nationals in the Ukrainian capital could be at risk. The warning comes amid ongoing Russian attacks on Ukrainian cities and is likely to intensify concern among embassies and foreign governments with staff based in Kyiv.
- 4Russia warns diplomats and foreigners to leave Kyiv▼Russia issues fresh warning for diplomats, foreigners to leave Kyiv: ministry
Russia's foreign ministry has issued a fresh warning urging diplomats and foreign nationals to leave Kyiv, according to the Arab News report. The advisory echoes earlier Russian warnings during the war and will be read as a signal of possible escalation in strikes on the Ukrainian capital. Embassies and foreign governments are likely to weigh the warning against their own security assessments.
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Russia has repeated its call for foreign diplomats to leave Kyiv, urging embassies to evacuate the Ukrainian capital. The appeal comes amid ongoing Russian strikes on Ukrainian cities and persistent warnings about the security situation. Such calls are a familiar feature of the war, previously issued before major escalations, and are being watched for signs of what Russia may do next.
- 6EU says delegation in Kyiv will stay despite Russian threats●EU responds to Russian threats against European diplomats in Kyiv European Commission spokesman Christian Wigand has sai
The European Commission says its delegation in Kyiv will continue operating despite Russian threats of massive attacks targeting foreign diplomats and embassies still based in the Ukrainian capital. Commission spokesman Christian Wigand stated that the EU mission will keep working, signaling that Moscow's intimidation will not force European diplomats to leave Ukraine.