Coverage dated February 22, 2022

Ukraine Urges Its Citizens to Leave Russia, While Europe Braces for Further Strife

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Ukraine’s Foreign Ministry on Wednesday advised against travel to Russia and recommended Ukrainians there leave immediately.

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  1. NBC4 Washington

    Ukraine Urges Its Citizens to Leave Russia, While Europe Braces for Further Strife (opens NBC4 Washington)

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    NBC4 Washington's feed description

    Ukraine’s Foreign Ministry on Wednesday advised against travel to Russia and recommended Ukrainians there leave immediately.

  2. NBC Chicago

    Ukraine Tells Citizens to Leave Russia Immediately (opens NBC Chicago)

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    NBC Chicago's feed description

    Ukraine has warned its citizens not to travel to Russia, and advised any Ukrainians currently in Russia to leave immediately.

  3. The Guardian

    Ukraine urges its citizens to leave Russia immediately (opens The Guardian)

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    The Guardian's feed description

    In latest sign that it believes Putin may be planning to invade, Kyiv advises estimated 3 million people to depart

  4. Forbes

    Ukraine Urges Citizens To Leave Russia As Putin Says He’s Ready For ‘Diplomatic Solutions’ (opens Forbes)

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    In a televised address Wednesday, Putin said he was open to “direct and honest dialogue” but added that Russia’s national interests were non-negotiable.

  5. Insider

    Ukraine urges roughly 3 million of its citizens living in Russia to leave 'immediately' (opens Insider)

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    The Ukrainian ministry of foreign affairs issued a statement telling citizens to not travel to Russia and for those already there to leave.

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