Conflictos

Kiev vuelve a vivir el miedo después de nuevos bombardeos rusos

Habitantes de la capital se despertaron a las 6 a. m. con el sonido de los bombardeos, los primeros en la ciudad desde el 28 de abril

Deputy director of the supervisory board of the Ukrainian railway company, Serhii Leshchenko, shows a missile fragment in front of a destroyed production depot of the Darnytsia freight cars repair plant, which was targeted early morning by Russian airstrikes in Kyiv on June 5, 2022. - A plant for repairing freight cars was targeted by airstrikes in the southeast of Kyiv, 10 kilometers from the city center, with Russia claiming to have destroyed armored vehicles supplied to Ukraine by neighboring Eastern European countries. "This is another example of falsification fabricated by Russia to justify this brutal war against Ukraine", reacted to AFP Serhii Leshchenko, the deputy director of the supervisory board of the Ukrainian railway company. (Photo by Genya SAVILOV / AFP)
Deputy director of the supervisory board of the Ukrainian railway company, Serhii Leshchenko, shows a missile fragment in front of a destroyed production depot of the Darnytsia freight cars repair plant, which was targeted early morning by Russian airstrikes in Kyiv on June 5, 2022. - A plant for repairing freight cars was targeted by airstrikes in the southeast of Kyiv, 10 kilometers from the city center, with Russia claiming to have destroyed armored vehicles supplied to Ukraine by neighboring Eastern European countries. "This is another example of falsification fabricated by Russia to justify this brutal war against Ukraine", reacted to AFP Serhii Leshchenko, the deputy director of the supervisory board of the Ukrainian railway company. (Photo by Genya SAVILOV / AFP) GENYA SAVILOV

Kiev. Natalia, de 72 años, se despertó este domingo en Kiev a las 6 de la mañana con el sonido de los potentes bombardeos rusos, los primeros desde finales de abril en la capital ucraniana, que recuperaba su ritmo de vida normal en plena guerra contra Rusia.

Un taller de reparación de vagones de carga fue blanco de ataques aéreos en el sureste de Kiev, a 10 kilómetros del centro de la ciudad, donde Rusia afirmó haber destruido blindados suministrados a Ucrania por los países del este de Europa. Reporteros de AFP vieron varios cobertizos destruídos y un gran cráter causado por un proyectil, mientras los bomberos seguían intentando controlar un pequeño incendio.

Un empleado del taller de reparación de vagones camina entre los escombros de la compañía. Rusia dice que con el ataque destruyó vehículos blindados suministrados a Ucrania por Occidente, pero los vecinos aseguran que ahí no hay actividad militar. (GENYA SAVILOV/AFP)
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