Conflictos

Ucranianos frenan ataques rusos en el este y la OTAN teme que la guerra dure ‘años’

Desde hace varios días se intenta establecer un corredor humanitario para evacuarlos, pero Rusia y Ucrania se reprochan mutuamente que su instauración aún no haya podido concretarse

A member of Ukraine's Territorial Defence Forces walk past a burning storage building after having been shelled in the village of Temyrivka on May 4, 2022, amid the Russian invasion of Ukraine. - The blaze in a football field-length storage building has been burning at least a day � but there's no firefighters in Temyrivka because everyone has evacuated, leaving the black smoke to rises unhurriedly. That village is in a no man's land where the two sides are so close, in some places about 3 kms, that Ukrainian troops using binoculars can see the Russians digging at their positions. (Photo by Dimitar DILKOFF / AFP)
A member of Ukraine's Territorial Defence Forces walk past a burning storage building after having been shelled in the village of Temyrivka on May 4, 2022, amid the Russian invasion of Ukraine. - The blaze in a football field-length storage building has been burning at least a day � but there's no firefighters in Temyrivka because everyone has evacuated, leaving the black smoke to rises unhurriedly. That village is in a no man's land where the two sides are so close, in some places about 3 kms, that Ukrainian troops using binoculars can see the Russians digging at their positions. (Photo by Dimitar DILKOFF / AFP) DIMITAR DILKOFF

Kiev. El ejército ucraniano afirmó este domingo que logró frenar ataques rusos cerca de la ciudad de Severodonetsk, en el este del país, escenario de intensos combates desde hace semanas dentro de esta guerra que, según la Organización del Tratado Atlántico Norte (OTAN), podría extenderse durante “años”.

“Nuestras unidades lograron frenar el asalto en la región de Toshkivka”, declaró el ejército ucraniano en Facebook. “El enemigo se retiró”, agregaron.

Serguii Gaidai, gobernador de Lugansk, región en la que se sitúa Severodonetsk, calificó de “mentiras” las declaraciones según las cuales Rusia controla toda la localidad.

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