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The authorities of the Ukrainian capital, kyiv, have denounced this Friday new Russian attacks with Iranian drones early in the morning, a day after the Kremlin forces launched one of the biggest attacks of the war against the country's energy infrastructure. .
The armed forces claim to have shot down 16 drones directed against the country during the night, seven of which towards the capital.
kyiv's military governor, Serhii Popko, has reported that an administrative building has been partially destroyed, but there is still no information on casualties.
The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine has counted in its latest report, issued this Friday, 85 Russian missile attacks, 35 air strikes and 63 attacks from multiple rocket launch systems in the last 24 hours.
Russian President Vladimir Putin held a videoconference conversation this morning with his Chinese counterpart, Xi Jinping, in which he invited him to make a state visit to Moscow next spring.
In the first images of the meeting, broadcast on state television, Putin said that relations between Moscow and Beijing "are the best in history" and that he hopes to intensify military cooperation between the two countries.
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On the 310th day of the war started by Russia against Ukraine, these are the key data at 12:00 this Friday, December 30:
kyiv denounces new Russian attacks with Iranian drones.
The authorities of the Ukrainian capital, kyiv, have denounced this Friday new Russian attacks with Iranian drones early in the morning.
Shortly after 2:00 a.m., the city administration issued an alert on its Telegram channel asking residents to go to shelters, a day after Kremlin forces launched one of the biggest attacks in the war against the country's energy infrastructures.
The Ukrainian army claims it has shot down 16 Iranian drones overnight.
Ukraine's armed forces have claimed to have shot down 16 Iranian-made drones overnight, all of the unmanned vehicles aimed at the country.
The mayor of kyiv, Vitali Klitschko, has stated that seven of them had launched against the capital, kyiv.
Putin tells Xi that he hopes to step up military cooperation with China.
Russian President Vladimir Putin held a videoconference conversation this morning with his Chinese counterpart, Xi Jinping, in which he invited him to make a state visit to Moscow next spring.
In the first images of the meeting, broadcast on state television, Putin said that relations between Moscow and Beijing "are the best in history" and that he hopes to intensify military cooperation between the two countries.
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near her house destroyed by Russian shelling in Kherson, southern Ukraine, on Thursday.
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Latvia promises more international isolation for Russia in 2023
Latvia aspires in 2023 to promote a greater international isolation of Russia and eventually to the adoption of new sanctions for the invasion of Ukraine, in a year that will be dominated by "three interconnected crises" of security, energy and economics.
The Latvian Foreign Minister, Edgars Rinkēvičs, has assured in a statement that his country will focus its foreign action on consolidating support for Ukraine, "which will include military, financial and humanitarian aid", achieving greater international isolation of Russia and reinforcing the Latvian security with an increased NATO presence on Latvian soil.
The minister specified that in relation to Ukraine, Riga will support the reconstruction of the country and its reforms through development cooperation instruments, as well as participation in the military mission of the European Union (EU) and help in the training of soldiers. ukrainians.
Regarding Moscow, Latvia will support expanding war sanctions with the aim of holding Russia responsible for aggression and war crimes, while continuing its policy of sanctions against Belarus "for complicity in aggression against Ukraine".
Finally, Latvia will support the creation of a combat group within the framework of its membership in NATO and to increase the allied military presence in the country.
For his part, Latvian President Egils Levits stressed that "Europe and the world are now going through at least three interconnected crises at the same time: security, energy and a general economic crisis or at least stagnation".
(EFE)
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Putin tells Xi he hopes to step up military cooperation with China
Russian President Vladimir Putin has invited his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping to pay a state visit to Moscow next spring.
The two leaders held a videoconference conversation this Friday to address "the most serious regional issues," as detailed on Thursday by the Kremlin spokesman, Dimitri Peskov.
In the first images of the meeting, broadcast on state television, Putin said that the visit "would show the world the closeness of Russian-Chinese relations."
The Russian president has stated that relations between Moscow and Beijing are getting closer and that he hopes to intensify military cooperation between the two countries.
Xi has replied that China is willing to increase strategic cooperation with Russia in a global context, which he called "difficult".
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Ukrainian Army Says It Shot Down 16 Iranian Drones Overnight
The Ukrainian armed forces have assured this Friday that they have shot down 16 Iranian-made drones overnight, all of the unmanned vehicles directed towards the country.
The mayor of kyiv, Vitali Klitschko, has stated that seven of them had launched against the capital, kyiv.
Klitschko said in a message posted on Telegram that falling debris has damaged the windows of two buildings, one of which is residential, in the Holosiivskyi neighborhood.
The attack, according to the alderman, has not left any injuries.
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The presidents of Russia and China will hold a videoconference conversation today
Russian President Vladimir Putin will hold a videoconference conversation this Friday with his Chinese counterpart, Xi Jinping, to address "the most serious regional issues," Kremlin spokesman Dimitri Peskov said on Thursday.
Moscow maintains that among the issues on the agenda will be "issues close to Russia and China", as well as a discussion on bilateral relations, including the growth of trade, according to the Russian news agency Interfax.
Putin and Xi met face to face in September for the first time since the start of the war in Ukraine.
China has backed Russia and held the United States and NATO responsible for what it describes as military expansionism.
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kyiv denounces new Russian drone attacks
The authorities of the Ukrainian capital, kyiv, have denounced this Friday new Russian attacks with drones in the early hours of the morning.
Shortly after 2:00 a.m., the city administration issued an alert on its Telegram channel asking residents to go to shelters, a day after Kremlin forces launched one of the biggest attacks in the war against the country's energy infrastructures.
The governor of the region, Olekskiy Kuleba, has stated in a message on Telegram that there has been a new attack with Iranian drones, but that the Ukrainian defense systems had shot down five of them.
kyiv's military governor, Serhii Popko, has reported that an administrative building has been partially destroyed, but there is still no information on casualties.
The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine has counted in its latest report, issued this Friday, 85 Russian missile attacks, 35 air strikes and 63 attacks from multiple rocket launch systems in the last 24 hours.
Moscow fired 16 missiles on kyiv on Thursday.
All have been intercepted by anti-aircraft defenses, according to the authorities.
However, remains of projectiles have hit two houses, a playground and a factory and have injured three people, including a 14-year-old teenager, according to the mayor's office.
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Zelensky: "Russia has fewer and fewer missiles and is sinking into a dead end"
The President of Ukraine, Volodímir Zelenski, has assured this Thursday, after the new massive attack suffered this Thursday, that Russia has "fewer and fewer missiles" and that with these attacks it is entering "a blind alley".
"With each of those missile attacks, Russia is only sinking further and further into a dead end. They have fewer and fewer missiles. Instead, the status of the world's biggest terrorist will have consequences for Russia and its citizens for a long time to come. And each rocket only confirms that all this must end with a court," he said in his usual night speech.
Russia launched a new massive attack on Ukraine's energy infrastructure on Thursday that left at least three injured in kyiv and 90% of the city of Lviv without electricity.
According to Zelensky, the Ukrainian armed forces shot down 54 missiles and 11 attack drones, although some bombs were successful and hit their targets.
Because of this, tonight there are power cuts in most regions of Ukraine and, according to the Ukrainian leader, the situation is "especially difficult" in the kyiv region and the capital, as well as in the Lviv, Odessa, Kherson, Vinnytsia and Zakarpattia.
"Our power engineers and repair teams are doing everything possible during the day so that Ukrainians feel the consequences of the terrorist attack as little as possible," he explained.
On the situation at the front, Zelensky has said that there are no "significant changes" and that the Russians do not abandon "the crazy idea" of capturing the Donetsk region.
"Now they set themselves a task: for the New Year."
According to Zelensky, there are two days left this year and "perhaps the enemy will once again try to make us celebrate the New Year in the dark."
"Perhaps the occupiers are planning to make us suffer with new attacks in our cities - he added -. But no matter what they plan, we know one thing about ourselves: we will persevere. Of necessity. We are going to expel them. Without a doubt.
29 Dec 2022 - 22:14 UTC
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Denis Kozhukhin, Russian pianist: "I understand that everything that sounds Russian is interpreted in a negative tone, it is a normal reflection"
Until last February 24, the nationality of Denis Kozhukhin (Nizhny Novgorod, 36 years old) appeared as an appendix in any of the concerts in which he participated as a piano soloist.
Nor did it matter that Tchaikovsky, Rachmaninov or Shostakovich were part of his usual repertoire.
But since Russia invaded the Ukraine 10 months ago, Kozhukhin has felt compelled to talk about the war and to separate Russian culture from the tendency to identify it with Vladimir Putin's regime.
That date also marked a turning point in his determination not to pronounce on politics.
A week after the conflict broke out, he published a strong message on his social networks condemning the aggression of his country and "of the people behind it."
“I grew up in Russia and I love it as a homeland,
but there is a difference between the country and the regime and I am against this regime and its actions,” he stated on March 2.
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29 Dec 2022 - 21:07 UTC
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What has happened in the last hours
On the 309th day of the war started by Russia against Ukraine, these are the key data at 9:00 p.m. this Thursday, December 29:
Ukraine claims to have shot down 54 of the 69 missiles in the Russian attack on energy infrastructure.
Ukrainian air defenses have shot down 54 of the 69 missiles launched by Russia this Thursday morning against different parts of the country, according to the commander-in-chief of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, Valerii Zalukhni.
"This morning, the aggressor launched airborne and seaborne cruise missiles, anti-aircraft guided missiles, and S-300 surface-to-air missiles against our country's energy infrastructure. According to preliminary data, a total of 69 missiles were used in the attack. missiles. The forces and means of the Defense Forces of Ukraine destroyed 54 enemy cruise missiles," in a post on Facebook.
Belarus summons the Ukrainian ambassador after shooting down a missile.
The Belarusian government protested to the Ukrainian ambassador on Thursday after announcing that he had shot down a Ukrainian S-300 air defense missile in the field, during one of the most intense airstrikes against Ukraine since the start of the war.
More than 25,000 kilometers of Ukrainian roads, damaged by the war.
Some 25,000 kilometers of Ukrainian roads have been damaged by the war, according to what the deputy director of the state highway agency (Ukravtodor), Andriy Ivko, has reported to local media.
"More than 25,000 kilometers of roads have been damaged or destroyed, 9,000 kilometers on state highways. In addition, 340 structures have been destroyed," the official said, according to the Unian agency.
Most of the damage occurred in the 15 regions that are close to the line of hostilities.
Spain already grants protection to more than 160,000 Ukrainian refugees.
More than 10 months after the start of the war in Ukraine due to the invasion of Russia, Spain has granted more than 160,000 temporary protections to Ukrainian refugees, of which 63.47% are women and just over a third are minors.
From March 10 to Wednesday, the Asylum and Refuge Office (OAR) of the Ministry of the Interior and the National Police have processed and granted a total of 160,756 protections to Ukrainian refugees in Spain, according to the department headed by Fernando Grande-Marlaska.
Pictured by Clodagh Kilcoine, Ukrainian border guards receive drawings from schoolchildren on Thursday.
29 Dec 2022 - 20:01 UTC
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More than 25,000 kilometers of Ukrainian roads, damaged by the war
Some 25,000 kilometers of Ukrainian roads have been damaged by the war, according to what the deputy director of the state highway agency (Ukravtodor), Andriy Ivko, has reported to local media.
"More than 25,000 kilometers of roads have been damaged or destroyed, 9,000 kilometers on state highways. In addition, 340 structures have been destroyed," the official said, according to the Unian agency.
Most of the damage occurred in the 15 regions that are close to the line of hostilities.
The destruction of infrastructures by Russian attacks has been highlighted in recent days by the Ukrainian authorities.
The Ukrainian president, Volodímir Zelenski, said in his speech before parliament this Wednesday that reconstruction is one of the great challenges that must be faced.
In addition to the damage to the road infrastructure, there have been constant attacks on the electrical infrastructure, which has been denounced by Ukraine as a war strategy that directly hits the civilian population.
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29 Dec 2022 - 18:31 UTC
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Spain already grants protection to more than 160,000 Ukrainian refugees
More than 10 months after the start of the war in Ukraine due to the invasion of Russia, Spain has granted more than 160,000 temporary protections to Ukrainian refugees, of which 63.47% are women and just over a third are minors.
From March 10 to Wednesday, the Asylum and Refuge Office (OAR) of the Ministry of the Interior and the National Police have processed and granted a total of 160,756 protections to Ukrainian refugees in Spain, according to the department headed by Fernando Grande-Marlaska.
Of this number, 63.47% are women (102,034), 33.69% are under 18 years of age, 25.33% are between 19 and 35 years of age, 34.17% are between 36 and 64, and 6.8%, over 65 years.
The vast majority, 98.31%, are of Ukrainian nationality, while the rest have other nationalities and were legally residing in Ukrainian territory when the war broke out.
After exceeding 160,000 temporary protections, Spain is among the European countries that have welcomed citizens and residents in Ukraine the most.
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29 Dec 2022 - 16:51 UTC
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Belarus summons Ukrainian ambassador after shooting down stray air defense missile
El Gobierno de Bielorrusia ha protestado este jueves ante el embajador de Ucrania después de anunciar que había derribado un misil de defensa aérea S-300 ucranio en el campo, durante uno de los ataques aéreos más intensos contra Ucrania desde el comienzo de la guerra.
El comisario militar de la región de Brest, Oleg Konovalov, ha restado importancia al incidente en un vídeo subido a las redes sociales por la estatal agencia de noticias BelTA. Los lugareños "no tienen nada de que preocuparse", ha dicho. "Desafortunadamente, estas cosas suceden". Pero el embajador de Ucrania ha sido convocado al Ministerio de Relaciones Exteriores en Minsk para trasladarle una protesta formal. "La parte bielorrusa considera que este incidente es extremadamente grave", ha dicho el portavoz oficial Anatoli Glaz. "Exigimos que Ucrania lleve a cabo una investigación exhaustiva, haga que los responsables rindan cuentas y tome medidas para evitar que se repitan tales incidentes en el futuro", ha dicho. (Reuters)
29 Dec 2022 - 15:52 UTC
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Muere en la frontera de Rumania un ucranio que había huido de su país
Las autoridades rumanas han encontrado este jueves en una montaña cercana a la frontera con Ucrania el cadáver de un ucranio que había huido en violación de la ley que prohíbe salir a todos los varones en edad militar, según han informado los servicios de rescate. El hallazgo se produce después de que esta semana se localizara sin vida a otro ciudadano ucraniano que había cruzado clandestinamente la frontera. Los dos fallecidos formaban parte de un grupo de seis hombres que cruzaron a Rumanía el 24 de diciembre y se perdieron en un paraje nevado a 1.800 metros de altura, en las montañas de Maramures, que forman parte de los Cárpatos Orientales.
Los cuatros varones restantes, que resultaron heridos durante su huida y presentaban síntomas de hipotermia, fueron rescatados y han recibido atención médica en Rumanía, que comparte con Ucrania más de 600 kilómetros de frontera. "El sexto ciudadano ha sido hallado muerto por un equipo mixto formado por equipos de rescate de montaña y policías de frontera", ha explicado el director del servicio de salvamento de la provincia de Maramures, Dan Benga, según recoge la agencia pública rumana de noticias, Agerpres.
Los equipos de rescate esperan a que mejoren las condiciones metereológicas en la zona para poder extraer el cadáver en helicóptero. Las autoridades rumanas han informado en las últimas semanas de varios casos de varones ucranios que cruzan ilegalmente a Rumanía desafiando la prohibición de salir de su país que decretó el presidente de Ucrania, Volodímir Zelenski, con motivo de la invasión a gran escala de Rusia. (EFE)
29 Dec 2022 - 14:47 UTC
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Las defensas antiaéreas ucranias derriban 54 de los 69 misiles de crucero lanzados por Rusia, según las fuerzas armadas de Kiev
Ukrainian air defenses have shot down 54 of the 69 missiles launched by Russia this Thursday morning against different parts of the country, according to the commander-in-chief of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, Valerii Zalukhni.
"This morning, the aggressor launched airborne and seaborne cruise missiles, anti-aircraft guided missiles, and S-300 surface-to-air missiles against our country's energy infrastructure. According to preliminary data, a total of 69 missiles were used in the attack. missiles. The forces and means of the Defense Forces of Ukraine destroyed 54 enemy cruise missiles," in a post on Facebook.
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Previously, Mikhailo Podoliak, adviser to the head of the Office of the Ukrainian President, had spoken of more than 120 missiles launched by Russian forces on Ukraine.
(EFE)
29 Dec 2022 - 12:49 UTC
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La UE insiste en que “no habrá impunidad” para Rusia tras los últimos ataques “sin sentido” sobre Ucrania
El Alto Representante de Política Exterior de la Unión Europea, Josep Borrell, ha advertido de que “no habrá impunidad para los crímenes de guerra” cometidos por Rusia sobre Ucrania, que este jueves ha vuelto a sufrir una nueva ola de ataques masivos “sin sentido”.
Borrell ha acusado en Twitter a las fuerzas rusas de “destruir indiscriminadamente infraestructuras e instalaciones médicas”, así como de atacar de manera “deliberada” a la población civil. “Nuestro apoyo a Ucrania seguirá, sin tregua”, ha añadido.
29 Dec 2022 - 12:44 UTC
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Un misil ucranio cae en territorio bielorruso, según Minsk
Un misil ucranio S-300 ha caído este jueves "entre las 10.00 y las 11.00" (entre las 08.00 y las 09.00, hora peninsular en España) en territorio de Bielorrusa, según recoge la agencia estatal del país BelTA, que explica en un comunicado que el presidente, Aleksandr Lukashenko, "ha sido informado de inmediato sobre el incidente". El ministerio de Defensa bielorruso está investigando si el misil cruzó desde territorio ucranio a territorio bielorruso "en la dirección equivocada", como ocurrió recientemente con otro misil en Polonia, o si fue derribado por los sistemas de defensa aérea de Bielorrusia. Hasta el lugar se han desplazado especialistas de los ministerios de Interior y Defensa. "De momento, no hay información sobre las víctimas", señala la agencia.
El pasado noviembre, un misil proveniente de la defensa ucrania impactó en Polonia. Fue en la aldea de Przewodów, a seis kilómetros de la frontera ucrania, y murieron dos personas por proyectiles del sistema antiaéreo desplegado por Kiev en el país. Estos habrían sido “disparados para defender su territorio de los ataques con misiles de crucero rusos”, según dijo entonces el secretario general de la OTAN, Jens Stoltenberg. Como ha pasado este jueves, Moscú había efectuado entonces uno de sus ataques más intensos con misiles sobre Ucrania desde el inicio de la guerra, bombardeos con los que apuntó sobre todo hacia la infraestructura energética. (EL PAÍS)
29 Dec 2022 - 11:41 UTC
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Rusia lanza uno de los mayores ataques de la guerra contra las infraestructuras energéticas en Ucrania
En vísperas de las celebraciones para recibir el nuevo año, Rusia ha lanzado este jueves una lluvia de misiles sobre Ucrania. El sonido de las explosiones se ha oído retumbar desde poco después del amanecer en pueblos y ciudades en todo el país. El ataque, con 69 misiles de crucero y drones kamikaze, según el Gobierno de Kiev, es uno de los mayores de la guerra del Kremlin en Ucrania, y se ha dirigido fundamentalmente contra la infraestructura energética ucrania. Desde que las temperaturas empezaron a caer, Rusia ha puesto gran empeño en atacar las centrales eléctricas. Ha sido el décimo ataque contra infraestructura vital desde septiembre.
El presidente ruso, Vladímir Putin, busca sumir el país en la oscuridad y el frío para quebrar la resistencia de una población que aguanta ya una guerra que ha entrado en su undécimo mes. Las defensas antiaéreas ucranias han interceptado 54 de los 69 misiles que el Kremlin ha disparado en abundancia. Sin embargo, los ataques de este jueves han dejado sin luz a más del 90% de la ciudad de Lviv, según la alcaldía, que ha alertado también de graves cortes de agua. En Kiev, el 40% los hogares se ha quedado a oscuras, según su alcalde, Vitali Klitschko.
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En la imagen, de Valentin Ogirenko (Reuters), los equipos de rescate trabajan en una casa de un área residencial de Kiev, casi destruida por los restos de un misil ruso este 29 de diciembre.
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Qué ha pasado en las últimas horas
En el 309º día de la guerra iniciada por Rusia contra Ucrania, estos son los datos clave a las 12.10 de este jueves 29 de diciembre:
Ucrania denuncia una nueva oleada de ataques rusos con más de 120 misiles en todo el país. Ucrania ha denunciado este jueves una lluvia de más de 120 misiles del Kremlin contra infraestructuras energéticas en varios puntos del país, una de las más abundantes desde que empezó el conflicto el 24 de febrero. “Más de 120 misiles sobre Ucrania lanzados por el ‘malvado mundo ruso’ para destruir infraestructura crítica y matar civiles en masa”, ha tuiteado Mijailo Podoliak, asesor del presidente Volodímir Zelenski. Kiev, Járkov, Odesa y Yitomir han registrado detonaciones y el 90% de la población de Lviv se ha quedado sin electricidad.
Al menos tres heridos en Kiev, según el alcalde. El alcalde de Kiev, Vitali Klitschko, ha dicho que los ataques de este jueves contra la capital del país han causado al menos tres heridos. Entre ellos hay una joven de 14 años. El 40% de la población de la capital se ha quedado sin electricidad, a pesar de que la administración militar asegure de que ha derribado 16 cohetes dirigidos a la ciudad.
Putin y Xi mantendrán una conversación el viernes para abordar las “relaciones bilaterales y asuntos regionales”. El presidente ruso, Vladímir Putin, mantendrá una conversación a través de una vídeollamada con su homólogo chino, Xi Jinping, mañana viernes para abordar “la relación entre ambos países y asuntos regionales”, según ha confirmado el portavoz del Kremlin, Dmitri Peskov.
Rusia congelará de manera gratuita el esperma de los reservistas enviados a Ucrania, según la Unión rusa de abogados. Rusia ofrecerá a los reservistas enviados a Ucrania la posibilidad de congelar gratuitamente el propio esperma, según recoge la agencia TASS. El Ministerio de Sanidad apoyará con su presupuesto “la posibilidad de conservar y almacenar de manera gratuita” el esperma de los ciudadanos movilizados para participar en la ofensiva en Ucrania, ha explicado Igor Trunov, presidente de la Unión rusa de abogados.
En la imagen, de Viacheslav Ratynskyi (Reuters), varias personas se refugian en una estación de metro ante los bombardeos rusos, este jueves en la capital ucrania, Kiev.
29 Dec 2022 - 11:17 UTC
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Putin y Xi mantendrán una conversación el viernes para abordar las “relaciones bilaterales y asuntos regionales”
El presidente ruso, Vladímir Putin, mantendrá una conversación a través de una vídeollamada con su homólogo chino, Xi Jinping, mañana viernes para abordar “la relación entre ambos países y asuntos regionales”, según ha confirmado este jueves el portavoz del Kremlin, Dmitri Peskov.
Peskov ha añadido que los dos mandatarios dialogarán acerca de “problemas regionales” que preocupan a ambos países, sin ofrecer más detalles. (Reuters)
29 Dec 2022 - 10:32 UTC
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Ucrania afirma que ha derribado 16 misiles rusos dirigidos contra Kiev
El jefe de la administración militar de Kiev, Serguéi Popko, ha afirmado que las defensas antiaéreas ucranias han derribado 16 misiles rusos este jueves, la totalidad de los cohetes dirigidos contra la capital.
En un mensaje publicado en Telegram, Popko ha recordado que el ataque, parte de una oleada de misiles que se han abatido sobre varias regiones del país, ha causado tres heridos. Entre ellos, hay una joven de 14 años.
El alcalde de Kiev, Vitali Klitschko, ha informado de que el 40% de la población de la ciudad se ha quedado sin electricidad, mientras que el suministro de agua y calefacción no se ha visto afectado. (AFP)
29 Dec 2022 - 09:48 UTC
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