Peskov Gave Foreign States the Decision to Work as Diplomats in Kiev
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The spokesperson for Russian President Dmitri Peskov stated that the decisions to continue the work of foreign diplomats in Kiev were taken by the sending States. The representative of the Kremlin recalled the ongoing special operation in Ukraine and the risks it posed for the work of foreign diplomats in Kiev, and transmitted to RIA the News. "In fact, our Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Ministry of Defence have issued repeated warnings. Th…
EADaily, October 5, 2026. The Russian authorities have by all means warned foreign embassies in Kiev about the danger of continuing to work in the Ukrainian capital. The decision whether to continue working there is now up to these states themselves, said Dmitry Peskov, the press secretary of the President of the Russian Federation, at a briefing.
‼️ The Russian Foreign Ministry and Defense Ministry have warned of the dangers of embassies operating in Kyiv; now it's up to the countries themselves to decide, says the Kremlin
▪️It was the Kyiv regime that expanded the list of targets in the civilian economy, and Russia is retaliating for this, Peskov stated. "Ukraine must and will pay for these actions. Our armed forces are retaliating," the...
Dmitri Peskov, Russian President Vladimir Putin's spokesman, said in this context that the decision belongs to countries that have diplomatic missions in the capital of Ukraine. Russian military operation in Ukraine continues, and the Russian military continues to operate. Foreign countries' decisions to evacuate or not foreign diplomatic missions from Kiev will not affect [...]
Russia stated that it had warned foreign missions in Kyiv about potential dangers associated with military operations, adding that it was up to the respective countries to decide whether or not to continue diplomatic activities in the capital.
Russia notified foreign embassies in Kiev of the risks of further work in the Ukrainian capital, a briefing given by the Press Secretary of the President of the Russian Federation, Dmitry Peskov.
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