Dangerous packages were received by the embassies of Ukraine in Romania and Denmark, — Kuleba
According to the head of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, terrorists should not waste money on postage stamps. And the spokesman of the diplomatic service Oleg Nikolenko said that the embassies of Ukraine received threats in 12 countries.
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On Tuesday, December 6, at the briefing of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine, the head of the foreign policy department Dmytro Kuleba said that the Ukrainian embassies in Romania and Denmark also received dangerous parcels. The video was published on the Facebook page of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine.
The minister also appealed to the perpetrators to stop terror because, according to him, such actions are useless.
Video of the press conference of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine. Kuleba – about parcels from 9:57 [+–]
“There are new cases of sending dangerous packages to our embassies: today our embassies in Romania and the embassy of Ukraine in Denmark,” said Kuleba. The diplomat advised all those who continue to terrorize diplomats not to waste time and money on postage stamps.
According to the spokesman of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Oleg Nikolenko, there were a total of 21 similar cases when threats were sent to foreign diplomatic missions of Ukraine in 12 countries.
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On December 2, embassies and consulates of Ukraine in 6 countries received blood-stained parcels containing animal eyes. Kuleba said that such a campaign of terror is aimed at sowing fear and intimidating Ukrainian diplomats.
Earlier Focus reported that the police found out where the attackers sent the bomb to the Ukrainian embassy in Madrid. According to the police, six bombs were sent from the city of Valladolid in the north of Spain.
The parcels were also received by the Prime Minister of Spain, Pedro Sanchez, government agencies, the arms company that provided the grenade launchers to the Armed Forces, as well as the Satellite Center, which shares intelligence with Ukraine.