The Russian Foreign Ministry has once again urged foreign citizens and diplomatic personnel not to remain in Kyiv or travel to Ukraine, warning of the risks associated with attacks on military facilities and infrastructure linked to the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
"Responsibility for any potential negative consequences rests entirely with those who ignore this warning," the Russian Foreign Ministry stated on Saturday, noting that Russia continues to strike targets it deems military in both the capital and other Ukrainian cities.
This warning is not new; Moscow had previously called on foreigners and diplomats in Kyiv to leave the city and had repeatedly advised against traveling to Ukraine.
Current events are the result of Ukrainian aggression and Kyiv's campaign of attacks targeting the Russian interior.
Ukraine began launching systematic attacks on energy and transport facilities, as well as targeting homes and other civilian infrastructure and objectives within Russian territory, with the aim of weakening Moscow's capacity to continue military operations.
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The Russian Foreign Ministry has issued a renewed warning for foreign citizens and diplomatic personnel to evacuate the Ukrainian capital, warning that those who remain are “knowingly exposing themselves to mortal danger.”
ReplyDeleteMoscow says Russian forces “will continue to deliver massive retaliatory strikes.”
Meanwhile, Ukraine’s Foreign Ministry says it has received no official notification that foreign embassies are actually evacuating, despite reports that some missions are drawing up contingency plans.
El Ministerio de Asuntos Exteriores de Rusia vuelve a advertir a los ciudadanos extranjeros, incluido el personal de las misiones diplomáticas, que no permanezcan en Ucrania ni viajen a su territorio, consta en un comunicado de la Cancillería rusa.
ReplyDeleteLa cartera diplomática informó nuevamente que, en respuesta a los actos terroristas de las Fuerzas Armadas de Ucrania contra la población e infraestructura civil de Rusia, el Ejército ruso continúa lanzando sistemáticamente ataques contra instalaciones militares en Kiev y otras ciudades ucranianas.