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Thirty-one suspicious packages received by Ukrainian embassies in one week, and according to Kiev, each of them was addressed to a contractor of the US automaker Tesla in Germany.
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"During the last two days, suspicious packages arrived at Ukrainian embassies in Italy, in Poland, Portugal, Romania and Denmark, as well as the consulate in Gdansk" in Poland, bringing the number to "31 in 15 countries," Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba said on Facebook.
"Threats against our diplomats are still arriving," he said, one week exactly after the explosion of a booby-trapped letter that resulted in the minor injury of an employee of the embassy of Ukraine in Madrid.
Kiev had then ordered "enhanced security measures" in all embassies and then, two days later, denounced "a planned terror campaign" by Moscow without providing any evidence.
On the same day, a Ukrainian diplomatic spokesman, Oleg Nikolenko, announced that many Ukrainian diplomatic missions in Europe had received "bloody" letters containing "animal eyes".
As Dmytro Kuleba said today, "all the envelopes have the same shipping address: the Tesla car manufacturer's contractor's factory in the German town of Zindelfingen" near Stuttgart (southwest), he said in a statement, giving for the first time details of the ongoing investigations.
"The delivery (of the parcels) took place in post offices that did not have video surveillance systems," he clarified."
[BR][BR]Culeba noted "the level of professionalism" of the "criminals" who "took [ALSO] measures to leave no DNA traces on the parcels", therefore making it more difficult to trace them."
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