The EU and Germany summon Russian diplomats to protest developments in Kyiv, according to multiple reports. The EU and the German government each call in Russian representatives to raise objections to attacks on Kyiv and to Moscow’s order requiring diplomats to leave the city. The protests are presented as a response to what European officials describe as actions affecting diplomatic presence and escalating tensions around the Ukrainian capital. Separately, UN Secretary-General António Guterres rebukes Russia during a discussion focused on the spread of conflicts worldwide, linking broader international concern to the current situation in and around Ukraine. The reports portray these moves as part of continued diplomatic pressure following Moscow’s directive regarding diplomats in Kyiv and amid ongoing attacks in the region. No further operational details about the Russian order or specific diplomatic outcomes are provided in the cited summaries, but both European responses are framed as official notifications of disagreement with Moscow’s actions.