Conflictos

‘No puede haber ganadores en una guerra nuclear’, dice Vladimir Putin

Desde el inicio de la intervención militar en Ucrania, el mandatario ruso lanzó amenazas que insinúan su disposición a desplegar armas nucleares en el país

(FILES) In this file photo taken on May 26, 2022 Russian President Vladimir Putin takes part in an economic forum of former Soviet countries held in Bishkek, via a video link in Moscow. - Brazilian football legend Pele called on June 1, 2022 for Russian President Vladimir Putin to end his army's invasion of Ukraine, as the war-torn country's national team was set to vie for a World Cup spot. "Today Ukraine tries to forget, at least for 90 minutes, the tragedy that still engulfs their country," Pele wrote in an open letter to Putin, posted on Instagram just before the Ukrainian men's football team faced Scotland in a World Cup playoff semi-final. (Photo by Mikhail METZEL / SPUTNIK / AFP)
(FILES) In this file photo taken on May 26, 2022 Russian President Vladimir Putin takes part in an economic forum of former Soviet countries held in Bishkek, via a video link in Moscow. - Brazilian football legend Pele called on June 1, 2022 for Russian President Vladimir Putin to end his army's invasion of Ukraine, as the war-torn country's national team was set to vie for a World Cup spot. "Today Ukraine tries to forget, at least for 90 minutes, the tragedy that still engulfs their country," Pele wrote in an open letter to Putin, posted on Instagram just before the Ukrainian men's football team faced Scotland in a World Cup playoff semi-final. (Photo by Mikhail METZEL / SPUTNIK / AFP) MIKHAIL METZEL

Moscú. El presidente ruso, Vladimir Putin, afirmó este lunes que no puede haber “ganadores” en una guerra nuclear y que “nunca debe desencadenarse” un conflicto así.

Las declaraciones del líder ruso se producen tras la apertura de la conferencia de examen de los 191 países firmantes del Tratado de No proliferación Nuclear (TNP) en Washington.

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