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Russia pledges to continue massive strikes on Kyiv, urges foreign diplomats to leave city
The EU and several member states said they will keep operating in Kyiv as Moscow threatens more strikes and says foreign diplomats face mortal danger.
- On Saturday, the Russian Foreign Ministry announced it will continue targeted strikes on Kyiv and other Ukrainian cities, urging foreign nationals and diplomatic staff to leave the capital immediately.
- Russia has recently escalated attacks on infrastructure in the capital, hitting a bridge across the Dnipro river on Friday as part of an intensifying campaign against Ukrainian targets.
- The Russian Ministry stated strikes target military facilities "in response to the Ukrainian Armed Forces' terrorist acts," claiming "responsibility for any adverse consequences lies entirely with those who ignore this warning."
- Life for Kyiv's 3 million residents has been upended by the intensifying campaign, creating severe uncertainty ahead of the bitter winter months.
- Both Russia and Ukraine have escalated attacks on grain vessels in the Black Sea and oil refineries in recent months, while Russian President Vladimir Putin claims Ukraine pays for its own attacks on Russia.
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Russia called on diplomats to leave Kiev, while Poland said its embassy would remain open.
Kremlin claims to maintain its offensive over the capital and urges the community delegation to leave Ukraine
·Madrid, Spain
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The EU and Germany do not intend to close their diplomatic mission in Kiev after Moscow ' s new warnings, against which German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has come to the Ukrainian capital with a delegation and announces a new assistance package.
·Bonn, Germany
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