Conflictos

Rusia empieza el retiro de sus tropas cerca de Ucrania

El conflicto en el este del país ha dejado más de 13.000 muertos desde el 2014

A Ukrainian serviceman looks through a periscope at his position on the fronline with Russia-backed separatists, not far from Donetsk, on April 22, 2021. - Russia's defence minister ordered an end on April 23 to military drills near Ukraine's border involving tens of thousands of troops and dozens of warships that had exacerbated tensions with the West. The Ukrainian president welcomed the move, saying it reduced tensions after weeks of renewed flighting in the east of the ex-Soviet country between government troops and pro-Moscow separatists. (Photo by Anatolii STEPANOV / AFP)
A Ukrainian serviceman looks through a periscope at his position on the fronline with Russia-backed separatists, not far from Donetsk, on April 22, 2021. - Russia's defence minister ordered an end on April 23 to military drills near Ukraine's border involving tens of thousands of troops and dozens of warships that had exacerbated tensions with the West. The Ukrainian president welcomed the move, saying it reduced tensions after weeks of renewed flighting in the east of the ex-Soviet country between government troops and pro-Moscow separatists. (Photo by Anatolii STEPANOV / AFP) ANATOLII STEPANOV
Ucrania Un militar ucraniano mira a través de un periscopio en su posición en la línea del frente con los separatistas respaldados por Rusia, cerca de Donetsk, el 22 de abril de 2021. Foto: AFP (ANATOLII STEPANOV/AFP)

Moscú. Rusia anunció este jueves que comenzará desde este viernes a retirar sus tropas cerca de la frontera con Ucrania dando por terminadas unas maniobras militares que preocupaban a Occidente, una decisión celebrada por Kiev.

En otra muestra de aparente desescalada, el presidente ruso, Vladimir Putin, se dijo dispuesto a recibir “en cualquier momento” a su par ucraniano, Volodimir Zelenski, en Moscú para abordar las tensas relaciones bilaterales.

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