Terrorismo

Occidente pide explicaciones a Rusia sobre ataque a exespía

Estados Unidos, Francia, Reino Unido y Alemania denuncian ‘ataque a la soberanía británica’

Britain's Prime Minister Theresa May (R) "fist-bumps" a member of the public during her visit to Salisbury, southern England, on March 15, 2018, where she visited the areas where former Russian double agent Sergei Skripal and his daughter Yulia went to, and were discovered at, following an apparent nerve agent attack on March 4.
Britain expelled 23 Russian diplomats over the nerve agent poisoning of a former spy, and suspended high-level contacts, including for the World Cup, as the US joined it in blasting Moscow at the UN on March 14. British Prime Minister Theresa May told Britain's parliament that Russia had failed to respond to her demand for an explanation on how a Soviet-designed chemical, Novichok, was used in the English city of Salisbury on March 4.
 / AFP PHOTO / POOL / TOBY MELVILLE
Britain's Prime Minister Theresa May (R) "fist-bumps" a member of the public during her visit to Salisbury, southern England, on March 15, 2018, where she visited the areas where former Russian double agent Sergei Skripal and his daughter Yulia went to, and were discovered at, following an apparent nerve agent attack on March 4. Britain expelled 23 Russian diplomats over the nerve agent poisoning of a former spy, and suspended high-level contacts, including for the World Cup, as the US joined it in blasting Moscow at the UN on March 14. British Prime Minister Theresa May told Britain's parliament that Russia had failed to respond to her demand for an explanation on how a Soviet-designed chemical, Novichok, was used in the English city of Salisbury on March 4. / AFP PHOTO / POOL / TOBY MELVILLE
La primera ministra del Reino Unido, Theresa May, visitó -este jueves 15 de marzo del 2018- la ciudad de Salisbury, donde fueron hallados, envenenados, el exespía ruso Serguéi Skripal y su hija Yulia.

Londres. Los líderes de Estados Unidos, Francia, el Reino Unido y Alemania pidieron este jueves explicaciones a Rusia por el atentado contra un exespía en Inglaterra, mientras Moscú se disponía a responder a las primeras sanciones británicas.

“Nosotros, los líderes de Francia, Alemania, Estados Unidos y el Reino Unido, condenamos el atentado contra Serguéi y Yulia Skripal en Salisbury”, afirmaron en un comunicado conjunto la primera ministra británica, Theresa May; su par alemana, Ángela Merkel, y los presidentes francés, Emmanuel Macron, y estadounidense, Donald Trump.

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