Russia declared on Tuesday that Western politicians and diplomats should seriously evaluate the risks of traveling to Ukraine, notes Agerpres.
The spokesperson for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Maria Zaharova, made this statement two days after a Russian drone hit a passenger train on a line that had been used a few minutes earlier by another train carrying a group of foreign officials, among whom were the former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson and the former Swedish Prime Minister Carl Bildt.
Zaharova said that the railway centers and transport infrastructure serving the Ukrainian army are legitimate targets, and that Russia warned foreign diplomats in May to leave Kiev due to Russian attacks on the Ukrainian military-industrial complex.
Russia launched a massive drone attack on Ukraine, on the night from Monday to Tuesday.
Russian forces launched an attack with 200 drones on various regions of Ukraine, including the capital, on Monday night into Tuesday. As a result of the bombings, one person was injured in Kiev, and a gas station and several warehouses were hit. The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reported this morning that the air attack is ongoing.
“The attack continues, and enemy drones are in the airspace. Follow the safety rules,” was mentioned in a statement.
A person was injured following a Russian attack on Kiev, with a gas station in the Darnytskyi district and storage spaces being hit.