Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine Dmytro Kuleba reported that two Ukrainian embassies abroad, in addition to the embassy in Spain, received letters with "very specific threats."
He stated this while answering Ukrinform journalists.
"There have been other alarming events — not related to explosives, but with the sending of very specific threats to Ukrainian embassies," the minister noted, but did not specify the details. According to him, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs will soon come out with an official comment on this matter.
Kuleba declared a new form of terror, which has all the signs of a "targeted large-scale campaign" against Ukraine.
"We certainly have a guess as to who is behind this, but we need to trace the entire network of agents and people involved in this campaign," Kuleba emphasized.
- On November 30, an explosion rang out in the Embassy of Ukraine in Madrid, as a result of which an employee of the institution was slightly injured. An envelope that arrived at the embassy exploded in the commandantʼs hands. After that, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine instructed to urgently strengthen the security of all Ukrainian embassies abroad, and the Spanish authorities declared that theyconsider the explosion to be a terrorist attack.
- After that, envelopes with explosive devices were received by the Instalaza company, which produces weapons for Ukraine, the Spanish Prime Ministerʼs Office, the Ministry of Defense, the Torrejon de Ardos Air Base, and the US Embassy in Spain. All recipients are connected by the fact that they help Ukraine.