La nueva estrategia de Putin que busca que las ciudades de Ucrania sean invivibles
En las últimas semanas, Rusia ha intensificado sus ataques con misiles y drones contra la capital de Ucrania y otras ciudades importantes, alcanzando objetivos civiles, como escuelas, hospitales, hoteles, centros de datos, trenes y puentes.
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En las últimas semanas, Rusia ha intensificado sus ataques con misiles y drones contra la capital de Ucrania y otras ciudades importantes, alcanzando objetivos civiles, como escuelas, hospitales, hoteles, centros de datos, trenes y puentes.
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