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US embassy in Kyiv closes amid potential air attack
US embassy in Kyiv closes amid air attack warnings; Biden approves anti-personnel land mines for Ukraine amid ongoing conflict.
The US embassy in Kyiv has announced its temporary closure after receiving credible information regarding a potential significant air attack scheduled for November 20.
In a statement, the embassy said that, as a precaution, employees have been instructed to shelter in place.
Additionally, the embassy advised US citizens in the area to prepare for shelter in the event of an air alert.
In related developments, a US defense official disclosed that President Joe Biden has authorised the provision of anti-personnel land mines to Ukraine, with expectations for their imminent delivery within the country.
Russian territory
This decision follows reports indicating that the US has permitted Ukraine to utilise longer-range missiles supplied by the US to target Russian territory.
Overnight, significant drone attacks were reported by both Ukraine and Russia affecting their respective lands.
The embassy’s closure shows the escalating tensions and concerns regarding security in Ukraine.
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