Russia tells foreign nationals to leave Kyiv, warning of upcoming “systematic strikes,” according to multiple reports. Moscow frames the warning as a response to an earlier attack by Kyiv in Luhansk. The statements indicate that Russian authorities expect further actions directed at the Ukrainian capital and urge foreign residents and visitors to depart in advance. The warnings describe the strikes as planned and coordinated rather than sporadic, though specific targets, timing, and scope are not detailed in the available summaries. One account attributes the escalation to Kyiv’s recent attack in Luhansk, positioning the move as retaliation. Another report repeats the directive to foreigners and the “systematic strikes” language, emphasizing the immediacy of the warning. The reporting aligns on the core points: Russia issues a travel departure notice for Kyiv’s foreign nationals and signals preparations for planned strikes, while citing an incident in Luhansk as the stated cause. Details on casualties, whether any strikes begin immediately, and independent verification of the claims are not provided in the supplied excerpts.