US and European countries recalled citizens from Ukraine

 

Russia has termed America's "epilepsy" amid massive maneuvers in the Black Sea, advice to citizens of all European countries along with the US to leave Ukraine and a reshuffle of the Russian embassy in Ukraine. It has spoken of making the presence of its diplomatic officials "friendly". Given the ongoing tension between Ukraine and Russia, this is being gauged from the reduction in the number of staff. However, Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova did not explicitly say anything about this. Zakharova has told that embassies and consulates will continue to do their main work. A Russian spokesman said the move was taken in view of "provocations" from Ukraine and other parties to protect employees. Earlier on Saturday morning, the Russian Navy started large-scale exercises in the Black Sea. Russia's Defense Ministry said on Saturday morning, "30 ships from our Fleet in the Black Sea have gone to Sebastopol and Novorossiysk Sea for pre-scheduled exercises. The purpose of this exercise is the Black Sea Fleet's military bases along the coasts of the Crimean peninsula. And the country's economic sector is protected from potential military threats.

The exercise comes at a time when the US has been repeatedly saying that Russia can attack Ukraine "anytime". However, Russia dismissed it as America's "epilepsy". Withdrawal of foreigners from Ukraine Meanwhile, after America, Germany has also asked its citizens to leave Ukraine. Many other countries of the European Union have also issued this warning to their citizens. US President Joe Biden has already asked his citizens to leave Couchrane. Many NATO allies, including Britain, Canada, Norway and Denmark, have also issued the same message to their citizens. On Saturday morning, the US State Department also asked non-emergency staff in Ukraine to leave Ukraine. The family members of the employees of the US Embassy have already been removed from there. White House spokesman Jake Sullivan told reporters that air and missile strikes were likely to begin.

 

US officials are asking their citizens to leave Ukraine "as soon as possible". America's "epilepsy" However, Russia has ridiculed America's warnings of attacks to its citizens and called it "epilepsy". Maria Zakharova wrote on Telegram, "The White House epilepsy is the most exposed this time. The Anglo-Saxons need a fight. At any cost. Provocation, misinformation and warnings are their preferred way of solving their own problems." Anglo-Saxons are the people who immigrated from Europe to Britain in the fifth century and culturally changed Roman Britain to Germanic Britain. There were people from many different communities who adopted a common culture and language. Russia's ambassador to the US, Anatoly Antonov, told Newsweek magazine that the US warnings were "fearful". With this, Antonov has reiterated that Russia is not going to attack anyone.