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Asked by reporters if he thought the threats from Moscow were directly related to the visit and if he felt personally threatened, the Chancellor replied: “I don't know if this threat was relatedto my visit. And if she was, she doesn't impress me either. You can see I'm here and I'm taking the trips I think are the right ones, not the ones that others want to get in the way of.
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“We will also not allow ourselves to be intimidated by a drone attack that takes place at the same time as our visit. But it also shows how ruthlessly Russia still believes it is possible to act against Ukraine," Merz said.
As Ukrinform reported, on the eve of the Russian Foreign Ministry warned foreign citizens, including the staff of diplomatic missions, from staying in Ukraine and traveling to its territory. It has been stated that those who ignore these warnings are “deliberately putting their lives in mortal danger” and that Russian troops will continue to carry out massive strikes.
