Ukraine declares state of emergency, tells citizens to leave Russia
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Ukraine on Wednesday declared a 30-day state of emergency and urged Ukrainian citizens in Russia to leave the country immediately as Kyiv takes steps to prepare for a potential further invasion by Russia.
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KYIV/DONETSK - Ukraine declared a state of emergency on Wednesday and told its citizens in Russia to flee, while Moscow began evacuating its Kyiv embassy in the latest ominous signs
Ukraine on Wednesday declared a 30-day state of emergency and urged Ukrainian citizens in Russia to leave the country immediately as Kyiv takes steps to prepare for a potential further invasion by Russia.
The move will clear the way for new measures to boost security — and to protect Ukraine's economy. Ukraine is also telling its citizens in Russia to leave immediately.
The Ukrainian National Security and Defense Council asked its parliament to introduce a nationwide state of emergency amid the threat of a Russian invasion,
By Tim Lister, Ivana Kottasová, Nada Bashir and Laura Smith-Spark, CNN A state of emergency is to be introduced across all parts of Ukraine under government control, officials said Wednesday, while President Volodymyr Zelensky said reservists would be called up as Russian forces remain massed along …
Ukraine's national security and defense council called for a state of emergency. Meanwhile, satellite images show a new buildup of military equipment near the Ukraine border. Follow DW for more.
