This was announced by Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba.
He claimed Ukrainian embassies and consulates operate in the mode of enhanced security measures, police borders and visits of dog handlers, pyrotechnics and criminologists this week.
Except for embassies in Italy, Poland, Portugal, Romania, and Denmark and consulates in Gdansk, which received suspicious packages over the past two days, Ukrainian diplomats in Austria (1), Vatican (1), Denmark (1), Spain (5), Italy (4), Kazakhstan (1), The Netherlands (1), Poland (6), Portugal (2), Romania (2), the United States (1), Hungary (2), France (1), Croatia (1), and the Czech Republic (2) have already received threats.
"All envelopes contain the same sender's address: the Tesla car dealership in the German town of Sindelfingen. The shipment took place from post offices not equipped with video surveillance systems. The attackers also took measures not to leave traces of their DNA on the packages. This, in particular, indicates the professional level of implementation of this action," Dmytro Kuleba said.
He added that he is in contact with his colleagues-foreign ministers. Ukrainian diplomatic missions cooperate with the foreign side to investigate all cases of threats.
"The current campaign of terror against Ukrainian diplomats is unprecedented in its scale not only in the context of Ukraine but also at the world level. I do not recall any cases when such a large number of embassies and consulates of one country were subjected to such massive attacks in a short period," the head of the Ukrainian Foreign Ministry said.
However, according to him, no one will be able to intimidate Ukrainian diplomacy.
Envelopes with animal eyes began to be sent to diplomatic institutions last week.
On November 30, an employee of the Ukrainian Embassy in Madrid received minor injuries from a bomb explosion on the premises of the diplomatic mission.
On the eve of December 6, a suspicious package was sent to the Ukrainian Embassy in Romania.