The European Union summons Russia’s envoy in Brussels after Moscow issued warnings to foreign diplomats and citizens to leave Kyiv and warned of possible new strikes on Ukraine’s capital. EU officials say the message is a form of intimidation. According to an EU spokeswoman, the EU calls the threat to foreign citizens and diplomats “an unacceptable escalation” and told the envoy that Moscow must “stop hitting civilians.” Ukrainian officials and EU representatives also respond critically to the warning, arguing that it targets diplomatic and civilian presence in the city. EU Ambassador Katarina Mathernova says Western missions will continue operating in Kyiv despite the threats. The EU action underscores the bloc’s concern about Russia’s public messaging and its potential impact on foreign personnel. The developments come as both sides exchange warnings about strikes, with the EU choosing to raise the issue directly with Russia’s diplomatic representative in Brussels.