🇷🇺 Vladimir Putin
Zelenskyy Says Ukraine Will Respond As Putin Vows To Escalate Air Strikes, Warns Foreigners
What happened
Russia has warned foreign nationals to leave Ukraine, citing "mortal danger", while Ukraine's president, Volodymyr Zelenskyy, says his country will respond to Russia's air campaign. Zelenskyy claims Ukraine has obtained documents showing Russia's plans to attack civilian targets. Russia has intensified strikes on Ukraine's infrastructure, including a bridge across the Dnipro River, resulting in dozens of casualties and widespread damage. Ukraine has also targeted Russian oil refineries.
Why it matters
The warning by Russia and Ukraine's response have raised concerns about the safety of foreign nationals in Ukraine and the escalation of the conflict. The situation may lead to increased tensions and potential instability in the region. The conflict's impact on civilians and international relations is a concern.
Key facts
- Russia has warned foreign nationals to leave Ukraine due to "mortal danger".
- Ukraine's president, Volodymyr Zelenskyy, says his country will respond to Russia's air campaign.
- Ukraine claims to have obtained documents showing Russia's plans to attack civilian targets.
- Russia has intensified strikes on Ukraine's infrastructure, including a bridge across the Dnipro River.
Official statement
“The Russian Foreign Ministry once again warns foreign nationals, including diplomatic mission staff, against staying in Ukraine or traveling to its territory,”
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