The US Embassy in Kiev has warned » the constant risk of shelling by Russia » ‘
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On June 4, the US Embassy in Ukraine published a warning about increasing the risk of massive Russian shelling.
Source: ”European truth« With reference to a message to Embassy websites
Details: The US diplomatic mission notes that in recent weeks, « Russia has increased the intensity of missile and unmanned attacks against Ukraine, and there is currently constant risk of significant air attacks. »
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« The US Embassy in Kiev urges US citizens to exercise proper care. As always, we recommend being ready to hide immediately in the shelter in the event of air alarm, » – added there.
The reasons for the warning are not specified, but it appeared after the special operation of the Security Service of Ukraine « Web », which resulted in the affected dozens of units of aviation of the Russian Federation.
The Last Similar Prevention of the US Embassy was published on the evening of May 9, stating the risk of a large -scale air strike in the next few days.
Prehistory:
- The special operation of the Security Service of Ukraine under the code name « Web » – one of the largest and most complex sabotage operations against Russian military aviation, was conducted June 1 2025.
- As a result of surgery, According to the SBU, 41 Russian military aircraft was affectedAmong the Tu-95, TU-22M3, Tu-160 strategic bombers, as well as the A-50 radar detection aircraft.
- NATO was called « spider web » The most successful operation – At least 40 aircraft were estimated by the Alliance. 10 to 13 aircraft are completely destroyed.
- On June 4, US President Donald Trump said he had spent a good conversation with Russian leader Vladimir Putin, but not one that would lead to immediate peace. » According to the President of the USA, Putin « was very strongly stated that he would be forced Reply to a recent attack on aerodromes« .
- Officially, the Kremlin leader did not comment on the successful Ukrainian spider web special operation.
