Ukraine’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs has condemned new Russian threats against the foreign diplomatic corps in Ukraine, calling the Kremlin’s statements “shameless blackmail” aimed at intimidating the international community. The ministry said the security situation in Kyiv remains consistent with the level of threat the capital has faced in recent months amid repeated Russian missile and drone attacks.JOIN US ON TELEGRAMFollow our coverage of the war on the @Kyivpost_official. In its statement, the MFA expressed gratitude to foreign diplomatic missions and personnel who continue to work in Ukraine despite the ongoing risks. Ukrainian officials thanked foreign diplomats for continuing their work in Ukraine despite Moscow’s attempts at intimidation. The ministry said it remains ready to assist and coordinate with foreign missions to strengthen their security. The MFA said Russia’s threats are another attempt to pressure the international community and urged Ukraine’s partners to respond by increasing pressure on Moscow and strengthening support for Ukraine. “The best response to the Kremlin’s threats remains increasing pressure on the aggressor and strengthening support for Ukraine,” the ministry said. Ukraine also urged its allies to reinforce the country’s air defense capabilities, stressing that stronger protection against Russian missile and drone strikes is essential to safeguarding both foreign diplomatic personnel and Ukrainian civilians.