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BackBombardamenti russi in Ucraina: colpite infrastrutture ferroviarie e siti energetici
Bombardamenti russi in Ucraina: colpite infrastrutture ferroviarie e siti energetici
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Bombardamenti russi in Ucraina: colpite infrastrutture ferroviarie e siti energetici

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  • Le forze russe hanno bombardato infrastrutture ferroviarie nell'ovest dell'Ucraina, dichiarando di colpire rifornimenti militari europei.
  • Zelensky ha denunciato attacchi con droni contro una locomotiva e una stazione di servizio vicino al confine polacco.

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Why It Matters

Il conflitto in corso tra Russia e Ucraina vede frequenti attacchi alle infrastrutture critiche del paese.

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Nei bombardamenti russi sull'ovest dell'Ucraina sono state colpite "infrastrutture ferroviarie che assicurano il trasporto di merci militari provenienti dai Paesi europei". E' quanto afferma il ministero della Difesa di Mosca, mentre il presidente ucraino Volodymyr Zelensky ha riferito che i russi hanno "deliberatamente incendiato la locomotiva di un treno e danneggiato una stazione di servizio in un attacco con droni" vicino al confine con la Polonia.

I russi aggiungono di avere bombardato anche centri logistici e siti energetici nel sud dell'Ucraina, in particolare nella regione di Odessa.

Open Questions

  • Entità precisa dei danni alle infrastrutture ferroviarie.
  • Conferma di eventuali vittime civili.

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This article was originally published by ANSA Mondo.

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