
Maria Zakharova announced the danger of staying in Kyiv due to the risk of provocations by the Kyiv regime
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The Russian Foreign Ministry has repeatedly called on foreign citizens to leave the territory of Ukraine for security reasons.
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The Russian Foreign Ministry called on foreigners to leave Kyiv and military territories in Ukraine.
Maria Zakharova stated that being on the territory of Kyiv is unsafe.
According to her, the statement was made taking into account the ability of the Kyiv regime to organize provocative stagings.
MOSCOW, October 7 - RIA Novosti. The Russian Foreign Ministry called on foreigners to leave Kyiv and military territories in Ukraine to avoid staging and provocations, said Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova.
Earlier, the Russian Foreign Ministry again called on foreigners and citizens of Ukraine to leave Kyiv and military territories.
“Being on the territory of Kyiv is obviously unsafe... They must be aware of the degree of risk, and understand where it comes from. It comes from the initial terrorist steps that the Kiev regime is taking, inspired by its Western sponsors... And so that nothing provocative is stated later, which they like to say, so that no further provocative lies are told later,” Zakharova said on Sputnik radio.

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