Russia issues a fresh warning for diplomats and foreign nationals to leave Kyiv, saying the Ukrainian capital faces further “massive” strikes, according to a statement from Moscow’s foreign ministry. The call is reported by multiple outlets as coming on Saturday.
The warnings arrive amid ongoing attacks on Ukraine, with sources noting that Russian strikes have included drones and missiles and that Kyiv has been hit repeatedly in recent weeks. While the outlets largely focus on the same message from Russia—urging departure for safety—their coverage emphasizes different details, such as the immediacy of the instruction and the broader pattern of intensified shelling or airstrikes against the city.
No outlet in the provided set cites an independent verification of the specific threat timing or target details. The reports present the warning as a statement by Russia’s foreign ministry and do not indicate a confirmed evacuation order from Kyiv or other parties.
