According to RIA Novosti, Zakharova called the recommendation a repeat and linked it to the ongoing degradation of the socio-political situation in Poland. The agency's report does not provide additional details on the reasons for the deteriorating situation.
The recommendation does not mean a ban on entry or exit; it is a piece of advice to refrain from travel. The published information does not specify separate rules for Russians already in the country.
As reported by "Izvestia," the statement came amid a terrorist attack in Krakow, which injured a Russian citizen. According to the publication, her condition was stable, and there was no threat to her life.
"Izvestia" also reported that the Russian Embassy in Warsaw contacted Polish authorities and maintained contact with the victim's relatives. According to BELTA, Zakharova condemned all forms of terrorist activity in connection with the incident.
In case of an emergency, Russians in Poland are advised to contact the hotline of the Russian Embassy in Warsaw, TASS reports. The agency's message does not provide the phone number.
