Two embassies of Ukraine again received letters with threats, - Kuleba
On Wednesday and Thursday, two Ukrainian embassies abroad, in addition to the Spanish embassy, received letters with "very specific threats." It is about a purposeful, large-scale campaign against Ukraine abroad.
Dmytro Kuleba, the head of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine, said this while answering the question whether the terrorist attack at the Ukrainian embassy in Spain is a new form of terror against Ukrainians abroad, within the framework of the meeting of the Council of Ministers of the OSCE in Lodz, reports by Censor.NET with reference to Ukrinform.
"This is definitely a new form of terror. We are working very hard together with the Spanish authorities to establish who is behind this. We certainly have a guess as to who is behind this, but we need to follow the whole network of agents and people involved in of this campaign," Kuleba emphasized.
He added: in addition to what happened on Wednesday in Madrid, "there were other alarming events, not related to explosives, but with the sending of very specific threats to the embassy of Ukraine."
In response to a clarifying question about what kind of threat is being talked about and in which embassies of Ukraine it happened, Kuleba replied that the Ministry of Foreign Affairs will soon come out with an official comment on this matter.
He noted that in view of the events of yesterday and today, there is a clear reason to claim that a "targeted, large-scale campaign" against Ukraine is taking place.
"It is necessary to completely unravel the chains: who is involved, where these chains come from, who sends them (letters - ed.)," Kuleba emphasized.
