El presidente de Estados Unidos, Donald Trump, se mostró dispuesto a golpear a Rusia con una segunda fase de sanciones tras su mayor ataque aéreo contra Ucrania en casi cuatro años de guerra. El asalto del sábado causó graves daños en la capital de Ucrania, incluido uno de sus edificios gubernamentales más importantes.

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Russian forces have invaded Ukraine from land, air and sea with strikes causing widespread damage. Global leaders have condemned the move and imposed sanctions.

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Russia launched a large-scale drone attack on Ukraine, resulting in several casualties and damage to government buildings. In response to Russia's escalating aggression and increased drone production, President Trump has indicated readiness to impose a second phase of sanctions on Russia. These new sanctions could extend to countries that continue to buy Russian oil, such as India and China. Ukrainian officials believe that Russian President Vladimir Putin is concerned about the economic impact of further sanctions, which influenced his recent willingness to meet with Trump in Alaska. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky noted that the public meeting in Alaska provided Putin with a diplomatic win.

Trump estudia una segunda fase de sanciones a Rusia

Rusia lanzó un enjambre de más de 800 aviones no tripulados, según la fuerza aérea de Ucrania. Los ucranianos interceptaron la mayoría de ellos, pero cerca de 60 drones eludieron las defensas aéreas, matando a cuatro, incluido un bebé de dos meses. Insólitamente, el asalto también incendió un edificio utilizado por los ministros del gabinete ucraniano, normalmente bien protegido por sistemas antimisiles y drones. Esta joven madre de Kiev está asustada. Cada nuevo ataque es más indignante, dice. El mes pasado, el presidente Trump puso la alfombra roja a Vladimir Putin en Alaska. Pero desde entonces, Rusia ha intensificado sus ataques contra Ucrania, y también está aumentando su producción de aviones no tripulados armados. Ayer, el presidente Trump dijo que estaba listo para golpear a Rusia con una segunda fase de sanciones. Eso podría significar apuntar a países que siguen comprando petróleo ruso, como India y China. Rusia no es un estado normal, es una gasolinera. El mes pasado en Kiev, un oficial militar ucraniano nos dijo que Vladimir Putin no tiene ningún interés en poner fin a la guerra, pero tiene miedo de las sanciones que podrían dañar aún más la economía de Rusia. Su disposición a reunirse con el presidente Trump en Alaska fue en realidad por el hecho de que estaba realmente asustado por las sanciones. El presidente Trump dijo ayer que hablaría con Vladimir Putin en los próximos días. En una entrevista emitida ayer, el presidente de Ucrania, Volodymyr Zelensky dijo que la visita a Alaska dio Putin lo que quería, una reunión muy pública con el Presidente de los Estados Unidos.

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