Conflictos

Rusia sin piedad: bombardea sistema eléctrico de Ucrania durante las primeras nevadas

Rusia afirmó que el sufrimiento de los civiles en Ucrania es ‘la consecuencia’ de la negativa de Kiev a negociar

TOPSHOT - A young boy waves a Ukrainian flag at a former Russian checkpoint at the entrance of Kherson as local residents celebrate the liberation of the city, on November 13, 2022, amid Russia's invasion of Ukraine. - Ukrainians in the liberated southern city of Kherson expressed a sense of relief on November 11, 2022, after months of Russian occupation. There were no scenes of jubilation on November 13, 2022, an AFP correspondent said, but many locals said they felt a great sense of relief after Kyiv had wrested back control of the city. (Photo by AFP)
TOPSHOT - A young boy waves a Ukrainian flag at a former Russian checkpoint at the entrance of Kherson as local residents celebrate the liberation of the city, on November 13, 2022, amid Russia's invasion of Ukraine. - Ukrainians in the liberated southern city of Kherson expressed a sense of relief on November 11, 2022, after months of Russian occupation. There were no scenes of jubilation on November 13, 2022, an AFP correspondent said, but many locals said they felt a great sense of relief after Kyiv had wrested back control of the city. (Photo by AFP) -

Kiev. Rusia no tiene piedad y lanzó este jueves una nueva ola de bombardeos contra varias ciudades ucranianas, incluida la capital, Kiev, que ya sufre apagones frecuentes provocados por los ataques en momentos en que llegan las primeras nieves a la región.

El presidente ucraniano, Volodimir Zelenski, denunció "otro ataque terrorista ruso".

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