Russia threatens with intense attacks on Kyiv and demands foreigners to leave

Russia threatened on Monday that it will continue bombarding Kiev, after a weekend of intense attacks that resulted in the death of four people and injured dozens more.

The Kremlin regime declared that it will strike 'decision-making centers' in the Ukrainian capital, following recent Ukrainian attacks deep into Russian territory. Among the weapons used were the hypersonic Kinzhal missiles, capable of carrying nuclear warheads.

This escalation of violence came after Russia accused Ukraine of bombing a school in the Lugansk region, resulting in 21 deaths. In this context, Russian diplomacy warned foreign citizens and diplomatic staff to evacuate Kiev as soon as possible, emphasizing that the attacks will target Ukrainian military-industrial facilities.

Russia also called for the evacuation of foreigners from Kiev earlier this month, threatening massive strikes on the city.