
Two envelopes sent to the Ukrainian Embassy in Bucharest on Tuesday contained fragments of organic tissue, the Romanian Intelligence Service said. Over the past week, dozens of Ukrainian diplomatic missions in Europe received envelopes with explosives or “bloody parcels” and animal eyes.
According to the DSI, after the first laboratory tests, it was established that there are no explosives or other dangerous substances in the envelopes.
- “We note that special analyzes have shown that the envelopes contain fragments of organic tissues, and to establish their origin, additional expertise is needed, which will be conducted by competent state institutions.
- For the component mandated by the SRI’s legal mandate, the checks we conducted have been completed,” the SRI announced Wednesday evening via a press release.
All suspicious packages received by Ukrainian embassies in Europe had the address of a Tesla dealer.
According to the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine, Dmytro Kuleba, over the past few days, 31 parcels have been sent to Ukrainian representations from 15 European countries, in particular from Romania: Austria (1), the Vatican (1), Denmark (1), Spain (5), Italy ( 4), Kazakhstan (1), Netherlands (1), Poland (6), Portugal (2), Romania (2), USA (1), Hungary (2), France (1), Croatia ( 1), Czech Republic ( 2).
According to the Ukrainian official, all the letters have the same delivery address: a Tesla car dealership in the German city of Sindelfingen near Stuttgart.
“They were sent from post offices that were not equipped with video surveillance systems,” he noted.
Kuleba drew attention to the “level of professionalism of the perpetrators” who took “measures not to leave DNA traces on the packages, which made it difficult for the investigation to identify them.”
“Threats against our diplomats continue to arrive,” added the head of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine.
Ukraine announced last week that a series of “bloody parcels” had been sent to Ukrainian embassies in Europe shortly after a bomb exploded at the Ukrainian embassy in Spain and after police defused others sent to Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez, among others.
Source: Hot News

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