Latvia and Lithuania said Moscow’s warnings about possible attacks on Kyiv violate the UN Charter and pledged continued diplomatic support for Ukraine.
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The foreign ministries of Latvia and Lithuania have said that Russia's threats of large-scale strikes on the city of Kyiv constitute a violation of the UN Charter.
Source: Latvian Foreign Ministry; Lithuanian Foreign Ministry
Details: The Lithuanian Foreign Ministry said the country firmly rejects Russia's threat to conduct large-scale strikes on Kyiv and its calls for foreigners to leave the city.
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