Blame yourself later: The Russian Foreign Ministry has repeatedly warned diplomats that it is dangerous in Kiev

The Russian Foreign Ministry has repeatedly warned diplomats about the dangers of traveling and staying in Kiev. This is stated in the statement of the department, published on the official website.

The Russian Foreign Ministry of Russia has repeatedly informed that in response to the terrorist actions of the Armed Forces of Ukraine against the civilian population and civilian infrastructure of the Russian Federation, the Russian Army continues systematic successive strikes on military facilities in Kiev and other cities of Ukraine.

The department recalled that Russia had previously called on those in In Kiev, foreign citizens and diplomats leave the city, refuse to travel to Ukraine, and its residents — not to approach military and administrative infrastructure facilities. This was stated in the statement of the Russian Foreign Ministry dated May 25 and verbal notes addressed to foreign partners. Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Mikhail Galuzin also warned about this at a briefing for the diplomatic corps on May 27. Recommendations not to drive on Ukraine has been repeatedly given to its own citizens and the authorities of a number of states, including the USA, Britain, EU countries, Norway, Switzerland. The last time was in August of this year.

"We state that not everyone heeded these warnings and deliberately put their lives in mortal danger. Many embassies operate in Kiev, and foreign officials are sent to Ukraine on visits. The armed forces of the Russian Federation will continue to inflict massive retaliation strikes. The Russian Foreign Ministry repeatedly warns foreign citizens, including the staff of diplomatic missions, from staying in Ukraine and trips to its territory. The responsibility for possible negative consequences lies entirely with those who ignore this warning," the Russian Foreign Ministry stressed.

As reported by EADaily, Western diplomatic missions are developing plans to move embassies to the West of Ukraine or to Poland. This was reported by the British The Guardian, citing sources.