EU envoy: all member states' embassies remain in Kyiv
EU delegation head to Ukraine Katarina Mathernova has stated that all EU member states' embassies continue operating in Kyiv despite Russian threats. The decision underscores EU unity in supporting Ukraine.
The head of the European Union's delegation to Ukraine, Katarina Mathernova, has announced that embassies of all EU member states continue to operate fully in the Ukrainian capital, Kyiv.
Mathernova stressed that this decision stands despite threats issued by Russia and calls for diplomatic missions to leave the city. According to her, EU member states have not yielded to this pressure and are maintaining their presence in Kyiv.
The EU delegation's statement is seen as a signal that the European Union continues to demonstrate solidarity with Ukraine amid the ongoing war and does not intend to change its diplomatic strategy in the region, even as Russia continues to use threats as a tool of pressure on the international stage.
The source text does not specify further details about the nature or timing of the threats mentioned.
