Israel will not close its embassy in Kyiv, Israeli ambassador to Ukraine Michael Brodsky said, despite warnings of a possible air attack, due to which a number of other Western countries closed their representative offices for security reasons, reports The Times of Israel, writes UNN.
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"We are currently working as usual," Michael Brodsky told The Times of Israel.
The United States, Italy, Spain, and Greece closed their embassies in Kyiv today due to intelligence data indicating a possible major air attack. In recent days, the Kremlin has been outraged by Washington's decision to allow Ukraine to use American long-range ATACMS missiles against Russia.