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Tras conversar con Putin, ONU considera que hay ‘mínimas opciones de paz’ entre Rusia y Ucrania

Asimismo, Antonio Guterres discutió con Vladimir Putin respecto a la posible ampliación del acuerdo del 22 de julio de exportaciones de cereales de Ucrania, previsto para durar 120 días

This photograph taken on September 11, 2022, shows a couple walking past a damaged building in Izyum, Kharkiv Region, eastern Ukraine, amid the Russian invasion of Ukraine. - Ukraine forces said that their lightning counter-offensive took back more ground in the past 24 hours, as Russia replied with strikes on some of the recaptured ground. The territorial shifts were one of Russia's biggest reversals since its forces were turned back from Kyiv in the earliest days of the nearly seven months of fighting, yet Moscow signalled it was no closer to agreeing a negotiated peace. (Photo by Juan BARRETO / AFP)
This photograph taken on September 11, 2022, shows a couple walking past a damaged building in Izyum, Kharkiv Region, eastern Ukraine, amid the Russian invasion of Ukraine. - Ukraine forces said that their lightning counter-offensive took back more ground in the past 24 hours, as Russia replied with strikes on some of the recaptured ground. The territorial shifts were one of Russia's biggest reversals since its forces were turned back from Kyiv in the earliest days of the nearly seven months of fighting, yet Moscow signalled it was no closer to agreeing a negotiated peace. (Photo by Juan BARRETO / AFP) JUAN BARRETO

Nueva York. Las posibilidades de paz en Ucrania “en este momento son mínimas”, indicó el miércoles el secretario general de la Organización de las Naciones Unidas (ONU), Antonio Guterres, tras una conversación telefónica con el presidente ruso, Vladimir Putin, con quien también habló sobre las exportaciones de alimentos y fertilizantes.

“Tengo la sensación de que todavía estamos muy lejos de la paz. Mentiría si dijera que podría suceder pronto”, dijo Guterres en conferencia de prensa. “No me hago ilusiones, en este momento las posibilidades de un acuerdo de paz son mínimas”, insistió, y agregó que incluso un alto al fuego “no está a la vista”.

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