Zelensky condanna attacco russo su Kiev prima del viaggio negli Usa

Il presidente ucraino Volodymyr Zelensky ha dichiarato che l'attacco russo con droni e missili su Kiev mostra che la Russia non vuole porre fine alla guerra. Ha parlato prima di partire per gli Stati Uniti, dove incontrerà Donald Trump per discutere un piano di pace. L'assalto ha ucciso almeno una persona nella capitale e dintorni.

Sabato, Volodymyr Zelensky ha risposto all'attacco notturno russo con droni e missili che ha preso di mira Kiev, la capitale ucraina, da venerdì a sabato. L'assalto ha colpito la città e i suoi dintorni, causando almeno una morte. «I russi non vogliono porre fine alla guerra e cercano di cogliere ogni opportunità per infliggere sofferenze ancora maggiori all'Ucraina e aumentare la loro pressione su altri nel mondo», ha dichiarato il presidente ucraniano.

Zelensky ha parlato poco prima della partenza per gli Stati Uniti. Lì prevede di incontrare Donald Trump per discutere un piano per porre fine al conflitto russo-ucraniano. Questo incontro avviene in mezzo a tensioni continue, dove gli attacchi russi evidenziano, secondo Kiev, la mancanza di volontà di Mosca di cessare le ostilità.

L'attacco su Kiev sottolinea la prosecuzione delle operazioni militari russe nonostante gli attuali sforzi diplomatici. Zelensky ha quindi enfatizzato la necessità di risposte ferme a queste azioni, che mirano a intensificare le sofferenze ucraine ed esercitare un'influenza globale più ampia.

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