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U.S. Embassy Closes, Orders Evacuation Over Airstrike Intelligence

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Ukrainian forces launched artillery strikes against Russian troops in a village in the Donetsk region amid the ongoing conflict in eastern Ukraine. / Reuters
Ukrainian forces launched artillery strikes against Russian troops in a village in the Donetsk region amid the ongoing conflict in eastern Ukraine. / Reuters

The U.S. Embassy in Ukraine issued an alert on Wednesday, warning of credible intelligence suggesting an imminent large-scale airstrike. In response, the embassy announced its closure and ordered staff to evacuate.

On Wednesday, a security alert posted on the embassy’s website cited specific information about a potential major airstrike.

As a precaution, the embassy will remain closed, and staff have been directed to seek shelter. The diplomatic mission also strongly urged U.S. citizens to prepare for immediate evacuation in the event of air raid sirens.

Daniel Kim
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