Rubio Admitted that the United States Will Suspend the Work of the Embassy in Kiev
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<p>Whether the US is evacuating the embassy from Kiev due to threats from the Russian Federation - Rubio responded Marco Rubio said that the US independently assesses the security of the embassy in Kiev. For now, Washington has no plans to change its work.</p>
The State Department stated that it was up to the United States to decide whether to evacuate the embassy from Kiev or not, as reported by Secretary of State Marco Rubio.
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio allowed the possibility of suspending the work of the American Embassy in Ukraine because of the continuing attacks on Kieva. Commenting on Russia's warnings about the danger of being in the Ukrainian capital, he noted that Washington was constantly analysing the situation, transmitting the TASS. "We have a presence of the Embassy there. We will decide whether or not to be there," Rubio told journalists. He sa…
Rubio admitted that the United States will suspend the work of the embassy in Kiev
Rubio admitted that the United States would suspend the work of the embassy in Kiev. "They've been saying this for months, months they've been warning diplomats to leave. I don't think it's surprising for anyone that Kiev is being hit. I think...
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio, commenting on the Russian Federation's call for foreign diplomats to leave Kiev, said that the State Department regularly analyzes the security of every diplomatic mission in the world, but for now the embassy in the capital of Ukraine remains to work.
The United States made an important clarification regarding diplomats in Kyiv: what is known, find out in the material below tsn.ua (news 1+1)
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