El presidente de Estados Unidos, Donald Trump, dijo que Estados Unidos enviará más armas a Ucrania ante la intensificación de los ataques rusos en las últimas semanas. La decisión se produce después de que Estados Unidos detuviera ciertos envíos la semana pasada.

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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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US President Donald Trump has announced that his administration will resume sending additional defensive weapons to Ukraine, following a brief pause in shipments. The decision comes as Russian attacks on Ukrainian targets have intensified, including a recent missile strike in Kharkiv that resulted in multiple casualties.

The Pentagon has not specified which weapons will be sent, but Ukraine has requested more Patriot air defense interceptor missiles to protect against incoming drones and missiles. The US also relies on these systems for its own defense, which prompted the earlier review and pause. The move follows recent calls between President Trump, Russian President Vladimir Putin, and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, with Trump expressing frustration over ongoing Russian bombardments.

Trump dice que Estados Unidos enviará más armas a Ucrania

Bienvenido de nuevo, el presidente Trump ahora dice que su administración enviará defensiva adicional a Ucrania mientras Rusia aumenta sus ataques al país. Esto supone un cambio respecto a la semana pasada, cuando el Pentágono anunció que algunos envíos serían pausados. Vamos a enviar más armas, tenemos que hacerlo, tienen que poder defenderse, están siendo golpeados muy duro ahora. Y en este sentido, Rusia ha intensificado sus ataques contra varios objetivos en las últimas semanas. Ayer mismo, un ataque ruso con misiles en Kharkiv mató a varias personas e hirió a docenas más. CBS News Pentágono reportero y productor Eleanor Watson tiene más sobre esto para nosotros y se une a nosotros ahora desde el Pentágono. Buenos días, Ellie. Entonces, ¿qué tipo de armas recibirá Ucrania ahora y tiene EE.UU. realmente suficientes para enviar? El Pentágono confirmó que reanudará el envío de armas defensivas adicionales a Ucrania después de pausar ciertos envíos, como usted mencionó, la semana pasada. Los funcionarios estadounidenses no han dicho lo que específicamente se enviará a Ucrania, pero lo que Ucrania ha estado pidiendo, realmente suplicando, son sistemas de defensa aérea Patriot adicionales misiles interceptores. Ucrania ya tiene varias baterías Patriot y podría utilizar más, pero lo que realmente necesita son los misiles interceptores que pueden derribar aviones no tripulados entrantes y misiles dirigidos a ciudades ucranianas. El presidente Trump la semana pasada y en la cumbre de la OTAN el mes pasado expresó su voluntad de enviar más de estos misiles a Ucrania. Pero la cuestión es que EE.UU. también utiliza estos misiles. Como ejemplo, el mes pasado, cuando misiles iraníes apuntaron a una base aérea de EE.UU. en Qatar, los EE.UU. utilizaron dos baterías Patriot para derribar los misiles balísticos entrantes en lo que oficiales han llamado uno de los más grandes, si no el más grande, compromiso de un solo Patriot en la historia. La naturaleza clave de estas armas es lo que motivó la revisión que condujo a la breve pausa el pasado semana. Es un detalle muy interesante que los espectadores pueden no tener en cuenta. Los EE.UU. necesitan activamente estas mismas armas. Y hemos oído al presidente Trump insistir en que Europa tiene que dar un paso adelante. Tiene que hacer más. Entonces, ¿por qué ahora el cambio de opinión? Porque los EE.UU. todavía necesitan estas armas, y todavía quiere que Europa de un paso adelante. Entonces, ¿por qué puede enviarlas ahora? Bueno, esta no es la primera vez que la administración Trump ha puesto en pausa las armas prometidas bajo la administración anterior y luego las ha reanudado, reconociendo que, aunque Europa está intensificando, los EE.UU. tiene muchas de las armas que son fundamentales para la defensa de Ucrania. Esta última luz roja, luz verde, se produce después de las llamadas del presidente Trump la semana pasada con tanto con el presidente ruso Vladimir Putin como con el presidente ucraniano Volodymyr Zelensky. Zelensky describió su llamada con el presidente Trump como una de las más productivas que ha tenido hasta ahora con el presidente Trump, como Trump dijo que estaba, cito, muy descontento con su llamada con Putin. Trump ha expresado su frustración porque, aunque quiere poner fin a la guerra, Rusia sigue bombardeando ciudades ucranianas, lanzando en las últimas semanas algunos de los mayores ataques aéreos de misiles y aviones no tripulados desde que comenzó la guerra hace más de tres años. Muy bien, Ellie Watson con lo último de todo esto, uniéndose a nosotros desde el Pentágono. Gracias, Ellie. Gracias, Ellie.

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